S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Teleflex, Inc.

The Raymond Corporation

Cnh Industrial America LLC

Manitowoc Foodservice Companies, Inc.

Gateway Plastics Incorporated

General Signal Technology Corporation

Master Appliance Corporation

Gary B Swetish

Peter M Neumann

Benjamin R Lloyd

Matthew D Hern

Jose De Jesus Castillo Higareda

Holger Hampf

Sean E Rick

Benjamin S Barrall

Mark L Brenneman

Gregory W Smiley

Jodi L Goodale

William C Vogel

Steven N Winkel

Terrence M Parve

Ross P Christiansen

Michael W Phillips

Lawrence R Borucki, Jr

Frederic George Kuhn

Karl M Luebke

James L Hanke

Andrew D Jacobson

Daniel John Delay

Jose J Castillo Higareda

Erik L Hickman

Steven A Zach

Nathan Paul Brooks

Neil P Williams

Kerry J Treinen

Judith A Rath

Cynthia A Stevens

James A Shoemaker

Alan Simchayoff

Aaron Marion

Sean Rick

Matthew S Montei

Douglas D Fett

Peter M Neuman

Steven M Moretti

Bottle

Self-propelled agricultural applicator hood

Self-propelled agricultural applicator

Self-propelled sprayer

Self-propelled sprayer engine enclosure

Bottles with improved top loading resistance are disclosed herein. The bottles may have generally 'square' body profiles and may include structural features such as variable wall thickness, specific shoulder angles, and other structural reinforcement components. The bottle may have one or both of the following characteristics: a weight and barrel thickness specific top loading strength of no less than 2.30 lbf/g&#xd7;mm and a weight and volume specific top loading strength of no less than 1.00 lbf&#xd7;L/g.

Bottle with top loading resistance

Bottles with improved top loading resistance are disclosed herein. The bottles may have generally 'square' body profiles and may include structural features such as variable wall thickness, specific shoulder angles, and other structural reinforcement components. The bottles may include laterally extending ribs on the barrel to improve their lateral stacking strength, and may do so without adversely affecting their top loading strength. The bottles may have one or both of the following characteristics: a weight and barrel thickness specific top loading strength of no less than 2.30 lbf/g&#xd7;mm and a weight and volume specific top loading strength of no less than 1.00 lbf&#xd7;L/g.

Bottle with top loading resistance with front and back ribs

Dispensing system

A container having a receptacle and a cover is disclosed. The receptacle includes a generally rectangular base portion, a continuous sidewall portion, and a collar. The sidewall portion includes a lower end and an upper end. The lower end of the sidewall portion is coupled to the base portion and the upper end defines an opening. The collar extends around the sidewall portion proximate the upper end. The cover is coupled to the receptacle and includes a top portion, a skirt, a flap, and a tear strip. The skirt extends downwardly from the periphery of the top portion. The flap is hingeably coupled to the top portion proximate a corner of the closure and is moveable between an open position in which access is provided to the opening in the receptacle and a closed position in which the opening in the receptacle is closed. The flap includes a closing apparatus to releasably retain the flap in the closed position. The tear strip is removable and is coupled to the flap and the skirt. The tear strip substantially prevents the flap from being moved into the open position until the tear strip is removed.

Container

Lid for a fabric sweeper device

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Gary B Swetish