Scott Paper Company

Other

Aerpat A.g.

Jerry A Sigmund

Joseph Bytell

A decorative window for use with a sanitary product dispenser such as a dispenser for dispensing tissue, paper towels or liquid soap. The window is substantially transparent and is mounted to the front cover of the dispenser. A decorative strip support releasably engages the window from within the dispenser. The decorative strip support member includes at least one flexible latch bar which is engageable with a latch bolt receptacle in the window. A decorative strip cut to the appropriate size can be inserted against the inside surface of the window with the decorative strip support removed. The decorative strip support can be reinserted against the window such that the latch bar engages the latch receptacle thus pressing and supporting the decorative strip between the window and the decorative strip support and automatically compensating for decorative strips of different thicknesses.

Decorative window for paper and soap product dispensers

Double toilet paper roll dispenser

Jumbo toilet tissue dispenser

A wall mounted toilet tissue dispenser for two very large rolls of toilet tissue. The rolls are rotatably supported side by side in the dispenser with the axis of each roll perpendicular to the mounting wall of the dispenser. Paper is dispensed through a dispensing opening located at the bottom of the dispenser. Tail guide members are provided in the dispenser for limiting the location in the dispensing opening of the tail of each roll of tissue and for guaranteeing that the paper is at an angle to the vertical when the paper is severed so that after the paper is cut the tail will project below the dispensing opening when the paper falls to a vertical position.

Two large roll toilet tissue dispenser

A two piece fastener includes a pin member having a head and a shank portion having a plurality of grooves thereon, as well as a tubular membered swaged into locking engagement with a predetermined number of the grooves by means of a tool having a swaging anvil. A number of the grooves are combination locking and breakneck grooves defined by first and second radially outwardly diverging sidewalls, the juncture of the sidewalls at each of the grooves including a concave radius portion interconnecting the radially inner ends of the first and second sidewalls, a number of the grooves being located approximate the outer end of the tubular member for receiving the material of the tubular member as it is swaged. The first and second sidewalls are angulated so as to provide a relative force between the sidewalls in the selected ones of the grooves.

Multigrip fastener

A fastener in accordance with this invention is a pin member usable with a collar to fasten a joint. The pin member comprises a head and an integrally formed shank extending therefrom. The shank includes a locking portion formed with a plurality of ribs separated from each other by locking grooves, the depth of which are all substantially equal to each other. At least one of the ribs is formed with a portion symmetrical about a line extending at a right angle to the axis of the shank and a portion asymmetrical about that line. Preferably all of the ribs have a radiused crest.

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Bala Cynwyd, PA, United States of America

Jerry A Sigmund