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K-D Container L.l.c.

Keip Machine Company

Charles P. Keip

Charles P Keip

Scott A Seth

R Jack Munsey

Joseph L Cobane

Charles E Decker

Leroy D DeJong

Richard C Harpman

James M Wolf

A folding cup holder carrier that provides for multiple cup carrying from a single folded sheet material blank. The cup carrier has a central handle with opposing tapered sides with multiple apertured hinged cup engagement flaps formed thereon. A base is defined between said respective sides below said multiple apertures to support a cup's bottom once placed through the corresponding apertures and retained by resilient retainment by the hinge flaps.

Integrated cup carrier

An apparatus and method for storing gases and liquids having a high trans-migration rate through containment surfaces due to their molecular size. An inner pressurized retaining enclosure for the storage of gas and liquids has a second enclosure wall about the first enclosure defining a gap between the respective enclosure surfaces which is filled with a containment gas or liquid having a molecular size greater than the porosity of the storage wall and stored gas or liquid. The containment gas effectively impedes the transmission of the storage gas and liquid through the first inner pressure retainer enclosure by creating a pressure barrier on its outer surface.

Pressurized hydrogen storage system

A gear drive assembly for internal combustion and heat engines requiring the conversion and transfer of reciprocal linear powered motion input into undirectional rotary output. A rack and pinion assembly having linear power input on the rack and a one-way friction clutch engageable by a pinion gear coupled with a concentric movement cam ring. Cam followers on the rack drive the linear motion input on its return non-power stroke imparting enhanced momentum input thereto.

Linear gear transfer drive assembly

A shipping assembly for securing and stabilizing a load for truck transportation using recyclable components. The shipping assembly includes multiple support structures positioned about the load with oppositely disposed end cap assemblies to stabilize and protect the load which is comprised of multiple elongated semi-rigid containers.

Shipping container system for stabilizing flexible loads

Shipping system for stabilizing flexible loads

A removable storage device for pick-up truck beds comprising, a pair of upstanding contoured sidewalls and a contoured rear wall with an integral floor extending therebetween. A hinged top and integral front wall defines an access opening. Mounting extensions are secured to the truck bed to provide side mounting fixtures for the storage device of the invention.

Storage compartment for truck beds

A shipping container assembly for securing and stabilizing a load for truck transportation using recyclable components. The container assembly includes multiple support structures positioned about the load with oppositely disposed end cap assemblies to stabilize and protect the load which is comprises of multiple elongated units.

A shipping pallet having strong lightweight recyclable support surfaces and rigid reusable support stringers incorporated within. The pallet uses corrugated cardboard sheets that are precision cut and scored to be formed about the rigid reusable support stringers. A cardboard reinforcing surface sheet is secured by adhesive bond to the enclosed support stringers defining a completed pallet.

Corrugated cardboard pallet

A multiple movable parts tray device having a plurality of interengaging trays that are selectively transferred between tray stacks. Engagement and lifting arms are provided that will independently engage and index the tray stacks allowing for simultaneous transfer of single trays between respective stacks.

Indexing parts tray device

A modular parts container including multiple upstanding side panels registerable to a platform having a generally flat supporting surface with perimeter panel engaging recesses to receive elongated tabs extending from the side panels. The panels have interlocking end fittings slideably disposed within one another for progressive selective interengagement. The platform has multiple support legs in staggered spaced side by side relationship. Panels can be stocked one on another and selectively removed for container access and tear down.

Interlocking shipping container

An improvement in a bridge conveyor for a rotary stretch film wrapping apparatus for wrapping a product in a plastic film. The products are conveyed to a transition bridge around which the elongated shrink film is wrapped. The improved bridge conveyor system includes a pair of horizontally spaced air assisted guides adjacent an endless conveyor. The air assisted guides provide an air cushion on which the plastic film rides.

Air assisted feed through conveyor for rotary film wrapping apparatus

An end cap has a central coupling for securing it to one end of a core on which a length of flexible material is adapted to be wound. The end cap has a partial coupling formation along one edge so that it can be assembled edge-to-edge with one or more additional end caps of identical construction to form an enlarged end cap unit in which the partial coupling formations combine to form a second coupling for securing the enlarged end cap unit to one end of a core. A locking device is also provided for releasably locking the core to an end cap.

Enlarged end cap assembly made from smaller end caps

An improvement in a conveyor for a rotary stretch film wrapping apparatus for wrapping a product in a plastic film, the rotary stretch wrapping apparatus includes a base frame, a rotary support structure, a roll of film mounted to the support structure, a film dispensing mechanism, a pre-stretching device, and a conveyor system for passing the product through the support structure. The improved conveyor system includes a pair of horizontally adjacent endless conveyors having one piece segmented lug belts adapted to prevent portions of the segments traveling the return path from hindering the product or the plastic wrap.

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Byron Center, MI, United States of America

Charles P Keip