This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Standard Register Company. Active years: 2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2004
Title: Kurt A. Brockman and the Sampling Kit Form
Introduction
Kurt A. Brockman is an inventor associated with Lake Zurich, Illinois, and The Standard Register Company. His patent work includes a sampling kit form designed to store and ship organic material, including hair samples.
Latest Patents
Brockman is credited with 1 patent, titled “Sampling Kit Form.” The invention uses two coextensively joined plies, with adhesive and release coating positioned to keep the form’s surfaces substantially flat. This design allows forms to be stacked without leaning or sagging.
A die-cut inset in the first ply can be removed to expose adhesive on the second ply, where an organic sample can be placed. Fold lines guide the form’s folding so the sample is enclosed between layers of adhesive and release coating. The form also includes a detachable postcard and instructional markings on its outer surfaces.
Career Highlights
Brockman’s documented invention addresses practical needs in sample handling, storage, and shipping. Its features combine a stable, stackable form with a way to secure organic material and provide accompanying instructions.
Collaborations
Brockman is associated with The Standard Register Company. His listed coworkers include Lawrence W. Arway and Chris C. Rowton.
Conclusion
Kurt A. Brockman’s patent for the sampling kit form reflects an invention focused on securely packaging organic samples while supporting efficient handling and mailing.
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