Csp Technologies, Inc.

Capitol Cups, Inc.

Capitol Plastic Products, LLC

Jean Pierre Giraud

David Chedotal

Jonathan R Freedman

Peter J Sagona

Michael Bucholtz

A substantially moisture tight container and lid assembly for storing and packaging moisture-sensitive items comprising an assembly with a container and a lid, the lid is attached by a hinge to an upper housing portion of the container, the lid includes a lip seal member that depends downwardly from the lid, the lip seal member is configured to abut at least a portion of the interior side of the container when the lid is in the closed position resulting in a substantially moisture tight seal between the lid and the lid, and the container assembly further comprising a base portion and an upper housing portion, the upper housing portion is capable of being snap-fit into the base portion by employing a lip seal mechanism to form a substantially moisture-tight seal.

Resealable moisture tight container assembly for strips and the like having a lip snap seal

A child-resistant lift-top container is disclosed. The container includes a vessel, a lift-off inner cap and an outer locking cap. The outer locking cap engages the lift-off inner cap and is rotatable about the inner cap. The vessel includes a generally downwardly-facing abutment that engages an upwardly-facing abutment on the locking cap to lock the container and prevent the lift-off inner cap from opening. The container is opened by rotating the outer locking cap to disengage the abutments, permitting the lift-off inner cap to be lifted to open the container. The outer locking cap includes at least one spring that engages a spring-engaging surface on the vessel as the outer locking cap is rotated to assist in disengaging the abutments and to allow the outer locking cap to return to its closed and locked position.

Twist and lift closure for containers

The present invention relates to a method of attaching an active film () onto a flexible package comprising the steps of heating a foil (); applying an active film () to the foil (); and applying sufficient pressure to the active film () and foil () combination and sufficient heat to the foil () so that active film () adheres to the foil (). In one example, the active film () comprises two components and wherein the two components are an active agent and a polymer. In another example, the active agent is an absorbing material.

Active film adhered to flexible packages and method thereof

Vial

Vial rack

The present invention relates to a moisture proof resealable non-cylindrical container and cap assembly for consumer packaging including candy, tobacco products, pharmaceutical products, electronic products, such as nard drives or circuit boards and coffee samples. The moisture proof resealable non-cylindrical container may be made of plastics, such as polypropylene and polyethylene. In addition, the non-cylindrical container has a cap, which includes a thumb tab to facilitate the opening and closing of the container.

Moisture-proof resealable, non-cylindrical container for consumer packages

The present invention is directed to a dual wall cup assembly suited for use in a promotional campaign, provided with an outer cup having a sidewall joined to a bottom wall and provided with an open top; an inner cup having a sidewall joined to a bottom wall and provided with an open top; the inner cup is configured to be receivable within the outer cup to create a sealed gap between the side walls of an inner surface of the outer cup and an outer surface of the inner cup and between the bottom walls of the outer and inner cups; and a promotional item positioned within the gap.

Method of incorporating a promotional item into a dual wall cup

The disclosure describes a one-piece lid for a cup, the lid comprising: a top wall having a generally circular periphery; an annular side wall depending from the top wall about its periphery; an annular mounting portion at a bottom of a side wall for sealingly engaging the lip of the drinking cup; the lid having a drinking opening therein adjacent the periphery to enable drinking from the cup without removal of the lid; the top wall including a recessed portion adjacent to the drinking opening for receiving the upper lip of a person drinking from the cup; at least one vent opening, which is separate from the drink opening, is positioned on the top wall; a flap integrally hinged to the lid, the flap, when in a covering position, has dimensions that permit the flap to cover the drinking opening and vent opening, the flap having an underside provided with a button, which is positioned to be received within the drinking opening, and at least one plug, which is positioned to be received within the vent opening, and when the button is received in the drinking opening, the flap is maintained in the covering position.

Lid for disposable drink cups having a flap wherein the lid/cup assembly is leak and drop resistant

A dispenser for dispensing solid objects comprising a reservoir for retaining solid objects that is in communication with dispensing zone having a reusable opening and an ejector positioned opposite a space for retaining a solid object, wherein the dispensing zone is positioned under the reservoir, the dispensing zone is defined on an upper side by a first wall of positive slope and a second wall of negative slope, and the reusable opening is on a first side of the dispensing zone and the ejector is on a second side of the dispensing zone that is opposite the first side.

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Jean Pierre Giraud