Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Other

Carl Henry

Jonathan Andrew Wharton

Eddie A Roman

Christopher Brian King

A system for filling a chambered package includes a carrying mechanism travelling in a machine direction and having chambered recesses defined about a surface thereof, a first dispensing nozzle configured to dispense a quantity of a medium onto the surface of the carrying mechanism for direction into the chambered recesses in a first group of the chambered recesses defined about the surface of the carrying mechanism, and a first wiper blade disposed along the carrying mechanism in the machine direction after the first dispensing nozzle, the first wiper blade defining a curvilinear surface having crests configured to direct the quantity of the medium into the chambered recesses in the first group of the chambered recesses and troughs configured to direct the quantity of the medium away from entering the chambered recesses in the second group of the chambered recesses.

System and method for filling a chambered package

An apparatus for filling a chambered package can include a dispensing nozzle angled relative to a perpendicular of a machine direction of a carrying mechanism, the dispensing nozzle being disposed adjacent to the carrying mechanism having one or more chambered recess defined about a surface thereof, the dispensing nozzle being configured to dispense a quantity of the medium into the one or more chambered recess defined about the surface of the carrying mechanism. The apparatus includes a housing and at least one wiping material arranged to define an angle having a vertex toward the machine direction about a bottom surface of the housing, the angle of the at least one wiping material being configured to direct any of the quantity of the medium dispensed out of the second end of the dispensing nozzle, but not directed into the one or more chambered recess, into the one or more chambered recess.

Apparatus, system, and method for filling a chambered package

A system and a related method for forming a multi-chamber package are disclosed. The system includes a single web of a film material extending in a machine direction and defining a plurality of lateral lanes extending contiguously in a cross-machine direction, orthogonal to the machine direction. The system also includes a forming arrangement configured to interact with the web to form chambers along a second lane of the plurality of lateral lanes in the machine direction, a first filling device configured to deposit a first substance into one or more of the formed chambers of the second lane, and a first folding mechanism configured to form a fold between the lateral lanes in the machine direction such that a first lane of the plurality of lateral lanes is directed to overlie the one or more formed chambers of the second lane.

System and a related method for forming a multi-chamber package

Three chamber pod

A system for correcting information on printed material using a supply of removable printed labels (10) or a supply of removable printable labels (18) with attached implement placement means (14) and method of application is disclosed. The system comprises a placement implement being attached by reusable attachment means (12) threaded through a hole (24) in the label supply and a hole (26) in the placement implement. The tapered end (16) of the implement is used to lift a printed label (20) from the backing sheet (22) and align it over inaccurate information on printed material. Pressing and adhering the label onto the inaccurate information thereby covers and corrects the inaccurate information.

System for correcting information on printed material and method therefor

Fingering positions, musical techniques and effects are rapidly and accurately recorded in a written musical repertoire by reproducing, duplicating or imprinting, as by stamping, a graphic representation of the fingerboard of a musial instruments in the appropriate section of a lyric sheet, music sheet or chord chart, thereafter marking or noting on the reproduction or imprint, or adjacent thereto, the placement of fingers in preferred arrangement and the like. The imprint or reproduction can be made by means of a rubber stamp or similar ink transfer or reproducing device, which bears on one or more surfaces, the raised configuration of the graphic representation thereof, which after inking can be applied to the proper section of the written musical repertoire. This method and device affords both time saving and extremely accurate musical information for immediate and future reference.

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Newtown, PA, United States of America

Carl Henry