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Hygienext, LLC

Martin W Harrison

Richard S Becker

Tom Gill

Steve B Kalish

An apparatus for donning hygienic gloves comprising a stack of glove sheets, a box and a dispenser. The box contains the stack of glove sheets and the dispenser removably holds the box. Each glove sheet comprises a top and bottom layer sealed together at a hand-shaped seam that defines a glove and a frangibly attached remnant portion, the bottom layer being longer the top layer at a cuff of the glove, the cuff having a hand opening therein. The box has a removable flap, preferably including a hand-shaped portion on a front panel of the box. The dispenser includes an opening preferably including a hand-shaped portion on a front panel of the box. In a preferred embodiment, the hand-shaped seam, hand-shaped flap portion, and hand-shaped dispenser opening are configured to substantially match and align.

Apparatus and method for donning hygienic gloves

A gun lock utilizes an internal combination wheel which is advanced by the pressing of combination buttons which urge a combination wheel toward an unlock position. The unlocking of the gun lock enables a spring loaded rachet to be springingly urged quickly out of engagement with a main housing of the gun lock to enable the gun to be readily fired. The combination is set by the orientation and radial positioning of a series of angled blocks supported by the combination wheel. The combination setting for each advanced position of the wheel is based upon the combination wheel's position resulting from the prior movement in executing the previous combination number.

Secure, quick release safety gun lock

A two-pointed nail driver system is provided for joining materials, such as planks together. The system consists of a column or sleeve used as a hammer. This column or sleeve is provided with a bore extending longitudinally lengthwise from one end of the column or sleeve but terminating short of the opposite end of the column or sleeve. A plunger element is positioned in the bore and its length extends beyond the bore and externally of the column and/or sleeve. At least one aperture is provided in the plunger element and extends lengthwise and longitudinally thereof. This aperture is arranged to receive one end of a two pointed nail having a head intermediate the ends of the two pointed nail and adjacent to the opening of the aperture. When the two-pointed nail is properly positioned, the column or sleeve can be used to strike the plunger to drive one end of the nail into a first member which is to be joined to a second member, such as planks.

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Adventura, FL, United States of America

Martin W Harrison