Wilton Industries, Inc.

Helen of Troy Limited

Colgate Palmolive Company

Reseal International Limited Partnership

IP File Worldwide Ltd

The Boeing Company

Silver Buffalo, LLC

Lynmarden Pty Ltd

Acme United Corporation

Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

Songbird Hearing, Inc.

Lectrix, LLC

Cani Optical Systems, LLC

Lyndon Thomas Treacy

Paul Mulhauser

Lou Henry

Karen J Swinford

Emily Moyer

John C Crawford

Louis F Henry

Patrick M Calello

Eric Silver

Karl Dallas Kirk, Iii

Greg Pardes

Neal Super

Bruce Ancona

Mathieu Zastawny

Paul J Mulhauser

Merry Riehm-Constantino

Shawn Young

Amy Beth Hangen

Denis William Treacy

Walter Paul Sjursen

Yoon Jung Heo

Sofia E Dumery

Hassan A Mohamed

Steven C Cozzolino

Robert A Varakian

Michael DeSalvo

Stewart Swiss

Kyungmin Andy Lee

Justin Michael Zernhelt

Cody Stonerock

Sarah A Albano

Florence Stoffel

Mark Robert Dorsey

Alyssa R Needleman

Gina Super

Leslie Anne Juhng

Nicole Siciliano

Peter F Kristiansen

Alexander M Garcia

Thermometer

A vehicle wheel well covering for protecting a wheel well area of a vehicle. The vehicle wheel well covering includes a cover for covering a vehicle wheel well, a shovel assembly extending from the cover, a spine assembly supporting the cover, and a retention prong extending from the spine assembly. The shovel assembly is coupled to the spine assembly and includes a shoveling member and a handle coupled to the shoveling member.

Vehicle wheel well covering

Box support

Tumbler lid

Creamer lid

Tumbler

Rotary cutter

A sealed delivery system for dispensing metered volumes of a pure or sterile flowable substance is presented. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention, a hand-held sealed delivery system comprises a continuously sealing one-way valve assembly at a distal end, and a volume reducing reservoir at a proximal end. The pure or sterile flowable substance can be stored in the volume reducing reservoir. In operation, a user pushes down upon a push button driven actuator assembly, acting upon a metering pumping chamber, which is in fluid communication with the pure or sterile flowable substance stored in the volume reducing reservoir via a check valve. Depression of the push button driven actuator causes a dispensing pump to push a metered volume of flowable substance through the continuously sealing one way dispensing valve assembly. Return of the push button driven activator to its home state causes the dispensing pump to pull a metered volume of the contained flowable substance from the volume reducing reservoir and through the check valve. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention, a continuously sealing one way dispensing valve assembly prevents any backflow of contaminants through the dispensing orifice when the flowable substance ceases to flow, while the materials and sealed assembly of the overall dispensing delivery system prevent other means of contamination of the remaining pure or sterile substance contained within. In exemplary embodiments of the present invention, one or more components of the continuously sealing one way dispensing valve assembly, or of the delivery system general, can be bacteriostatic, bactericidal, or both.

Delivery system for dispensing metered volumes of pure or sterile flowable substances

Salad dressing mixing device

A sealed delivery system for dispensing metered volumes of a pure or sterile flowable substance is presented. Such system comprises a continuously sealing one-way valve assembly at a distal end, and a volume reducing reservoir at a proximal end, in which a pure or sterile flowable substance can be stored. In operation a user pushes down upon an actuator assembly, acting upon a metering pumping chamber in fluid communication with the reservoir via a check valve. Depression of the actuator causes a dispensing pump to push a metered volume of flowable substance through the continuously sealing one way dispensing valve assembly, and return of the actuator to its home state causes the dispensing pump to pull a metered volume of the contained flowable substance from the volume reducing reservoir and through the check valve.

A container for fluid which includes: an inlet; and a catchment surface for draining the fluid from an exterior of the container into the container through the inlet when the container is in a prone condition, wherein the container is moveable from the prone condition to a carrying condition, and wherein the inlet is positioned so as to be elevated above a contained fluid when the container is in either the prone condition or the carrying condition. The container can include a collecting wall, wherein the collecting wall includes a flow obstacle for slowing a flow of the fluid on the exterior of the container. The flow obstacle can be provided by ribs on the catchment surface. The container can include an outlet adapted to substantially resist fluid flow when in the prone condition, and adapted to allow fluid flow when in a pouring condition for draining the fluid from the container.

Container for fluid

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Lyndon Thomas Treacy