Painter's Products, Inc.

Other

R.p.scherer Technologies, Inc.

Tubetech, LLC

Platinum Innovations, Inc.

Kurt Koptis

Bruce Bodlak

David Joseph Richmond

Howard C Richmond

Mahmood Mohiuddin

Bruce D Detwiler

Jeremy James Robinson

David McGovern

James L Hussey

Yelena Lipoveskaya

Michael S Bergey

Varied embodiments of a container/dispenser having a multi-chamber bellows member having a plurality of collapsible bellows chambers allowing more than one substance to be contained within the container and simultaneously dispensed when a sufficient axial force is exerted on a platform to compress the bellows member forcing flowable materials from each chamber. In an alternative embodiment, the present invention discloses a retrofit multi-chambered bellows container, which may be adapted to a standard caulking tube container.

Container and dispenser for flowable material and method

A multisurface cleaning tool having a tapering head and a hollow handle contiguous with the head that constitutes a reservoir capable of holding flowable material. A pump actuated dispenser is in communication with the reservoir and permits user actuated expression of flowable material from within the reservoir. A cover is applied to and covers at least a portion of the head. In one embodiment, the cover is a microfiber pouch with an elasticized perimeter, which permits the pouch to be fitted over the cleaning tool head. In another embodiment, a portion of the cover is an integrally formed abrasive surface.

Multi-surface cleaning apparatus and method

An applicator apparatus having a sealed container pod which may be opened through an actuating tab. In certain embodiments the terminal end of the open package covered by an applicator surface that may be adherently affixed to the container pod. In certain embodiments, actuating tab passes through a void defined by a suitably shaped applicator surface. Certain embodiments describe a rupturable seal permitting mixing of contents within the container pod before distribution to applicator surface. A method for applying material to a desired surface, and method of applying a therapeutic substance to a desired tissue is disclosed.

Leak resistant applicator pod and method

A motorized waterproof fluid dispenser and applicator is disclosed. The device manually dispenses at least one liquid from a filled container through one or more openings in the device's moving applicator surface. The device itself is waterproof, and designed to be used in a shower or bathtub. Pressure applied by a user during fluid application does not appreciably dampen applicator movement. The motor moving the applicator is suspended within the device allowing motion to be transmitted directly to the applicator while motion is only weakly transmitted to the outside of the device held by a user. Removable or disposable pads may be affixed to the applicator surface to present a variety of applicator surfaces or heat. The batteries may be replaced, providing for a long overall lifetime of the device while also providing for its inexpensive manufacture.

Motorized waterproof fluid dispenser

A dispenser cap is threaded onto a container that may hold liquids of varying viscosity. The dispenser cap has a cover that can be flipped open and closed. Integral with this cover is a plurality of bristles that can be used to scrub various surfaces.

Dispenser cap and dispenser

A dispenser cap with an applicator is connected to a container and a detachable enclosure protects the applicator when the dispenser is not in use. When attached to the cap, the enclosure has a pin that blocks an opening in the cap. The container may hold any fluid material, for example, a skin care product, deodorant, paint, etc. The container may contain various means of identifying the color of paint contained therein, and only a small amount of paint is within the container. This enables a consumer to obtain a number of containers each holding a paint of a different color to apply to a test surface.

Twist-open dispenser with applicator & method of applying skin care products & method of merchandising paint

A dispensing and application apparatus designed to contain pre-measured amounts of a flowable substance. The apparatus comprises a compartmentfor storing the substance that is partially enclosed by a frangible sealan applicatorand an expandable chamberdesigned to accept and dissipate the hydraulic force created when pressure is applied to the compartmentrupturing the frangible sealand expelling the substance into the chamberThe applicatoris attached to the chamberwith an applicator bond areaThe expandability of the chamberis conferred by expandability of the applicatorand is varied in different embodiments by altering the ratio between the area of the applicator bond areaand the area of the applicatorThe frangible sealin one of many embodiments, may be a chevron shape stress riserwith a point of inflectionoriented towards the compartmentA removable cap may cover the applicator.

Hand held dispensing and application apparatus

Applicator cap

Scrub applicator cap

A dispenser-applicator assembly mounted on an aerosol container dispenses and applies a stain to a work surface. The assembly has two integral parts: a dispenser and a porous applicator. The dispenser is molded as one piece of polypropylene and includes a cap-shaped body which is truncated by a support panel. An actuator panel is hinged to the rear side of the support panel, by means of a flexible dispensing tube which has a horizontal portion and a vertical end portion aligned with a vertical valve stem of the aerosol container. The dispensing tube has a passageway extending to a dispensing opening through the support panel. When the activator panel is depressed, the vertical end of the dispensing tube is lowered to engage the valve stem to open the valve and dispense stain through the passageway and the dispensing opening. The porous applicator is adhesively mounted on the support panel. To avoid oversaturation and dripping from the outer edges of the porous applicator, a tapered liquid reservoir recess is provided on the front face of the support panel adjacent the central portion of the applicator. The recess is closed by a ledge. If the applicator becomes too saturated, auxiliary recesses on the opposite side of the ledge collect the excess liquid. The outer edges of the applicator extend beyond the edges of the support panel enabling the application of stain to corner and edge areas of the work. Slits extend through the applicator to enhance liquid transfer to the work surface.

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Yucca Valley, CA, United States of America

Kurt Koptis