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Raycap B.v.

Roy E Van Swieten

Johannes Hubertus Kelders

Marie-Claude Bossert

Martin Majolo

Tilwin Lepsius

Bernd Willi Peters

Erwin P Boes

Luigi Vanini

Luca Cella

Lydia Duhm

Joachim Franken

Michael Dziallas

Philip Malcom Regan

Johannes Hjm Kelders

Geoffrey F Seymour

Johannus Hubertus Jozef Maria Kelders

The present invention relates to a device for removing joint filler and a method of using the same. The device includes a body member and a peeling element located adjacent to the front end of the body member. The peeling element includes at least two peeling points, where the first peeling point is located proximate to the topside of the peeling element and the second peeling point is located proximate to the underside of the peeling element. The device also includes an opening located between the peeling element and body member.

Hand-held device for removing joint fillers

The invention relates to a device for transferring to a surface correcting material supplied on a tape-like carrier, provided with a housing comprising a rotatable supply reel for the carrier with the correcting material, a rotatable take-up reel for the carrier after transfer of the material, a transfer member for placing on the surface and along which the carrier with the material is guided, and displaceable means for covering the transfer member. Inadvertent transfer of material when the device is not in use is hereby prevented. The covering means is operable by an operating member which protrudes out of a wall of the housing. The covering means can comprise a displaceable slide, which can take an at least partially flexible form.

Material transfer device

A container capable of being easily resealed is provided having a closure cap for the outlet nozzle and an outlet opening which is sealed by a membrane. The outlet nozzle has an outlet body with an outlet channel and a connecting element for connecting the outlet body to the outlet opening of the container. An element is provided for piercing the membrane during or after the connection of the outlet body to the outlet opening of the container. This element may be configured as a part of the outlet body.

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Heusden, Netherlands

Roy E Van Swieten