This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Paul Kenyon: Inventor of an Expandable Ice Pack
Introduction
Paul Kenyon is an inventor associated with Canton, Ohio. His patent work includes an ice-pack design that combines paper and absorbent materials to support expansion and practical handling.
Latest Patents
Kenyon is associated with 1 patent: “Expandable and/or Disposable Ice Pack.” The disclosure describes ice packs made with paper and absorbent material, along with methods for adding liquid, freezing, shipping, and using them. Some versions have a body formed from first and second paper layers with attached side panels, allowing the body to expand. The absorbent material may include a laminate with a superabsorbent polymer layer between two outer layers, which can include tissue and carded nonwoven material.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Kenyon’s work on an ice pack designed to accommodate liquid and absorbent materials in an expandable structure. Its disclosed features address both the pack’s construction and its preparation and use.
Collaborations
Kenyon’s listed coworkers include Mark Hoff and Charles F. Schroer, Jr.
Conclusion
Paul Kenyon’s patent documents an expandable and potentially disposable ice-pack design that brings together paper layers, absorbent materials, and practical methods for preparing and using the pack.
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