The Brown-Bridge Mills, Inc.

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Richard L Gibbs

Nicholas D Gallagher

The lawn and garden implement caddy is useful for storing and transporting various implements, including long handled tools, hand tools and containers, useful in lawn and garden care. The caddy has a wheeled base with a front area having a container platform and a rear area that supports the head portion of the long handled tools. A center support interconnects the base with the top support and provides a plurality of shaped members that form a lower container enclosure and support the top support frame. The center support also includes a mechanism for supporting a lower container on or above the container platform. The top support frame forms a container enclosure in the front and a series of openings in the back configured to receive the handle end of the long handled tools. With the caddy, a lawn care worker can efficiently and effectively care for a lawn or garden.

Lawn and garden implement caddy

A method and apparatus for forming a compression scored release liner for use with a face stock carrying a pressure sensitive adhesive. The apparatus comprising a generally cylindrical roller having a generally semi-circular cross sectioned rib extending entirely around the surface of the roller concentric therewith, a pair of adjacent recesses forming relief areas extending entirely around the roller on either side of the rib, and a pair of lands each extending outwardly from the relief areas and forming the remaining cylindrical surface of the roller. The roller compression scores the surface of a release liner in a controlled manner even though the thickness of the liner may vary, by providing relief areas and lands adjacent thereto on each side of the compression scoring rib so that excess material can be displaced from the scoring region in order to maintain uniform density of the liner in the scored region and prevent the rib from completely cutting through the liner.

Method for forming a strippable backing material for pressure-sensitive

A method and apparatus for forming a compression scored release liner for use with a face stock carrying a pressure sensitive adhesive. The apparatus comprising a generally cylindrical roller having a generally semi-circular cross sectioned rib extending entirely around the surface of the roller concentric therewith, a pair of adjacent recesses forming relief areas extending entirely around the roller on either side of the rib, and a pair of lands each extending outwardly from the relief areas and forming the remaining cylindrical surface of the roller. The roller to compression scores the surface of a release liner in a controlled manner even though the thickness of the liner may vary, by providing relief areas and lands adjacent thereto on each side of the compression scoring rib so that excess material can be displaced from the scoring region in order to maintain uniform density of the liner in the scored region and prevent the rib from completely cutting through the liner.

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Troy, OH, United States of America

Richard L Gibbs