General Electric Company

Ball Corporation

George R Conrad

Marc W Roth

Darryl J Dawson

Stephen R Lynn

William J Peek

Craig P Davis

Plastic bottle including a grip portion

Upper portion of a plastic bottle

Combined closure and container attachment

Body for a bottle

A bottle feeder comprises a tamper evident overcap, which captures a nipple and hold-down cap and has a pop-up indicator to insure the integrity of the bottle is discribed. Upon removal of the overcap the tamper evident band remains on the bottle and the pop-up indicator indicates the feeder has been opened. The nipple and hold-down cap can be withdrawn from the overcap and placed on the bottle for use.

Nipple fitment with safety overcap

Combined beverage container, dispenser and cup holder

A plastic container for use in receiving product in a hot state the sealing of which creates a negative pressure therein after the product cools, an ovalized portion of the container disposed between a bottom and shoulder having circular cross sections wherein the negative pressure causes a uniform deformation of the ovalized portion allowing the container to remain aesthetically pleasing in appearance.

Ovalized label panel for round hot filled plastic containers

Bottle

Fluid container

An assembly for the containment and dispensing of a beverage includes a portable container fabricated from a pressure deformable, synthetic polymeric resin. An integrally molded projection of the container wall is used to mount one or more drinking vessels such as cups. A single chamber is defined by the container wall, including the projection and functions to contain the beverage to be dispensed. The structure of the container is highly compact, with minimal interior space not utilizable by beverage containment. This avoids an imbalance of the container when it is carried from place to place.

Beverage container and dispenser

A container for pet food and the like comprising a molded plastic tray having a cover or label affixed thereto with a portion of the tray conforming to the profile of a pet. The label wraps around a portion of the tray providing a display or shelving surface and also covers an adhesive strip on the back of the tray which serves to affix it to a surface upon removal of the label.

Pet food container

A compact stackable bottle feeder which comprises a tamper evident cap which captures a nipple and a pop-up indicator to insure the integrity of the bottle is secured. Upon removal of the cap the tamper evident band remains on the bottle. The pop-up indicator is removed providing an opening in the cap in which the nipple is placed with the cap then used to secure the nipple to the bottle.

Bottle feeder

Growing community of inventors

Dunwoody, GA, United States of America

George R Conrad