Op-hygiene IP Gmbh

Hendrik Ophardt

Heiner Ophardt

David R Duncan

David Duncan

A free standing support stand adapted to be supported on a horizontal floor. The stand having a lower end floor engaging surfaces to engage the floor. The stand including a coupling member adapted to couple a fragile element to the stand spaced from the lower end of the stand. The stand including a fall arrest bumper member spaced upwardly from the lower end to engage with the floor to reduce damage to the fragile element from any impact with the floor should the stand be tipped over.

Free standing stand

An apparatus has an illumination device and an illuminatable structure. The illuminatable structure has a laminate material having an opaque first side layer, a light transmitting middle layer, and an opaque second side layer. The illuminatable structure also has a light display area where the light transmitting middle layer is exposed. The illumination device emits light into the light transmitting middle layer of the illuminatable structure, and the light transmitting middle layer transmits the light to the light display area so that the light display area becomes illuminated.

Fluid dispenser with illuminable cover

The invention provides a bathroom fixture in the form of an electronic mirror with a touchlessly operated fluid dispenser. The device provides visual cues to assist in the touchless operation thereof.

Interactive display device

A floor supported free standing dispenser assembly including a fluid dispenser coupled to an upper end of the dispenser assembly and a fall arrest bumper member which will engage with a floor to reduce damage from any impact with the floor should the stand or dispenser assembly be tipped over.

Free standing hand cleaner dispenser

A dispenser with a replaceable cartridge containing a product to be dispensed, and a housing configured to removably receive the cartridge. The cartridge has a surface that is marked with a first marking, and the housing has a surface that is marked with a second marking. The housing is configured so that, when the cartridge is received by the housing, the first marking and the second marking together form a machine readable code that is detectable from outside of the housing.

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Vineland, Canada

Hendrik Ophardt