The Gillette Company

Avery Dennison Corporation

Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Corporation

Discus Dental, LLC

Quaker State Investment Corporation

Abex Display Systems

Paul Trotman Kirley

Stuart Karten

Eric W Olson

Eric Gregory Schmid

Jonathan Abarbanel

Kathleen Ann Baker

Dennis Lynn Schroeder

Stuart A Karten

James Sener

Christopher D Hageman

Thomas G Hacker

Norman Curtis Yamamoto

Arthur G Castillo

Michael J Rocha

Robert Blumenfeld

Eric Schmid

Michael Rocha

Kevin Arthur Hoffman

David Allen Farman

Lynn Selawski

Greg Michael Rebuldela

Robert Fey

Donald W Finkle

Flashlight

Battery charger

Prophy handpiece

Monitor

A binder assembly and manufacturing process thereof includes a front cover, a back cover, a spine, and openings in the assembly for the purpose of placing windows inside the front cover and spine. The front cover, back cover and spine define the space for holding loose-leaf pages. The openings in the front cover and spine define the space for placing loose papers into the front cover and spine. Pockets are included on the inside of the binder assembly for securing additional loose-leaf papers. Manufacturing processes of the binder assembly include methods in which the same material is used for all components and in which different materials are used to manufacture various components in the same process.

Molded binder having windows and pockets

A foldable vehicle sunshade has a core of flexible, resilient material, with a plurality of folds defined by lines of stitching that extend from one edge of the sunshade to another edge of the sunshade.

Foldable vehicle sunshade

An improved binder formed of two cover portions made of rigid material joined together with a living hinge is disclosed. A closure flap with a second living hinge joins the free ends of the cover opposite the binder spine. An improved method of attaching a pocket to the binder is also disclosed. The use of such a technique on rigid polypropylene material allows roll feeding of materials, eliminates the need for a chipboard, allows existing printing and sealing machinery to be employed in the manufacture of the binder, and provides improved durability and aesthetics at a low cost. One cover portion may be adapted with number design features to properly align one cover portion relative to the other cover portion. A pocket formed of rigid material may also be coupled to one of the cover portions.

Molded plastic binder

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