Perrin Manufacturing Company

James River Corporation of Virginia

Perrin Manufacturing

Rudolph W Schutz

Michel Morand

John R Moody

Patrick C Perrin

Niko Anthony Cvjetkovic

An insert device for a sheet dispenser having a housing for receiving a stack of folded sheets, a bottom opening of the housing being formed as a rounded elongate slot having an enlarged center portion, includes a rear panel portion; an upwardly and forwardly sloping front ramp portion, a pair of side panel portions connecting the front ramp potion to the rear panel portion; and a ledge portion extending forwardly from the panel portion toward the ramp portion. Also disclosed is a method for bottom loading of the insert device (with stacked sheets therein) into a dispenser having door members defining a bottom opening thereof.

Sheet dispenser insert

Dispenser apparatus for sequentially dispensing sheet material from two center pull coreless rolls of sheet material disposed side-by-side includes a housing and a support within the housing for supporting the two coreless rolls on end and side-by-side. Two dispenser nozzles are incorporated in the apparatus, one nozzle for each roll. A closure member is mounted on the housing to enable only one roll at a time to be manually accessed for dispensing.

Center pull towel dispenser with towel transfer mechanism

Dispenser apparatus for sequentially dispensing sheet material from two center pull coreless rolls of sheet material disposed side-by-side includes a support for supporting the coreless rolls on end and two dispenser elements, each of which receives the lead end from a roll. The dispenser elements are movable so that the lead ends of the rolls are alternately presented for manual access by a consumer. An arrangement is provided to provide for automatic transfer between rolls when one roll is depleted.

Dispenser for a plurality of center pull towels incorporating towel

A roll of paper toweling is dispensed from the opening of a dispenser due to a manual pulling force applied to the toweling. The toweling is separated into a plurality of toweling segments by a plurality of spaced tear lines, the tear lines being straight, parallel to each other, and extending orthogonally relative to the side edges of the paper toweling. The perforated tear lines are formed of a plurality of spaced, elongated, axially aligned slits separated by frangible toweling portions extending between the slits. The frangible toweling portions are narrower near the side edges of the toweling than in the middle thereof and the distances between the centers of the toweling portions are substantially the same along the length of the perforated tear line.

Growing community of inventors

Fort Bragg, CA, United States of America

Rudolph W Schutz