Acco Brands Corporation

Motorola Corporation

Acco Brands USA LLC

S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Designed by M.e., LLC

Heathrow Scientific LLC

Aquion Partners Limited Partnership

Credo Technology Corporation

Cobra Electronics Corporation

Cobra Electronics Corporaton

Stephen John Gaynes

David W Kirby

Robert Coon

Joel G Delman

Melanie Lyn Conklin

David P Adams

Michael F De Rossi

Bruce M Sauter

Albert L Nagele

Brian Jon Hassemer

Scott David Beutler

James Robert Brunette

James Dennis Domoleczny, Sr

Michael Sawalski

Richard J Page

Scott M Kouri

Gary Michael Cristiano

Bikramjeet S Sohi

Tami Deanna Lamp

Chérie Liana Schaible

Leonid Soren

Clifford Krapfl

Jimmy-Quang Viet Doan

Michael F DeRossi

James D Domoleczny

Erin M Napolitano

Donna Ann Piacenza

Robert N Weisshappel

Scott Robert Wilcox

William Chamberlain

Peter Piacenza

Steven P Fragassi

John C Whiteman

Linda Pulik

Cory William Worth

David S Pozgay

Jin D Kim

John H Kargenian

Kenneth John Bargo

Timothy James Morton

Anthony Alfred Mirabelli

Jonathan G Riley

Amy Cotton

Daniel Phipps

D Amy Cotton

Steven W Kaminski

Anthony A Mirabelli

Cherie Liana Schaible

Albert Leo Nagele

James Dennis Domoleczny

Method and apparatus for making a filled sachet are disclosed. The apparatus comprises a downtube for delivering a content into an end portion of a sock, a sealer positioned proximate to the downtube for sealing the sock at a first seal position such that the content is confined between the first seal position and the end portion of the sock, and a separator positioned proximate to the downtube for separating the sealed portion of the sock from the sock.

Method and apparatus for making a filled sachet

The present invention is directed towards a method and apparatus for making soap. According to one embodiment, a soap making apparatus comprises a water vessel that holds water, an oil vessel that holds an oil mixture, a lye container that accepts enclosed lye capsules and a microcontroller that controls a mixture of ingredients that is discharged from the water vessel, oil vessel and lye vessel to produce one or more soap bars made.

Method and apparatus for making soap

A device for spraying an inner surface of a toilet bowl with a cleaning and/or deodorizing chemical is disclosed. The device includes a container for the chemical, a spray nozzle through which the chemical can be sprayed laterally around a perimeter of the nozzle, a conduit in fluid communication with the container and the spray nozzle, fluid delivery means for delivering chemical from the container through the conduit and to the spray nozzle, and means for attaching the spray nozzle near a rim of the toilet bowl. The spray nozzle of the automatic or manual toilet bowl cleaning device can operate such that the chemical is applied to the entire circumference of the inner surface of the toilet bowl whereby the entire toilet bowl is cleaned around the inner circumference of the toilet bowl.

Toilet bowl cleaning and/or deodorizing device

A powered stapler includes a housing having a first housing portion and a second housing portion movably coupled to the first portion. The stapler is actuated by creating relative movement between the first and second housing portions. The second housing portion includes an elongated trigger member, that when moved relative to the first housing portion, actuates the powered stapler to drive a staple into a stack of sheets. The stapler is configured to be held in a single hand of the user and can be actuated by the user squeezing his or her hand while holding the stapler.

Powered stapler

A stapler including a base having a first end, a second end, and opposite sides. A staple magazine is connected to the base for movement with respect to the base during stapling operations. A cover assembly is connected to the base. The first end of the base includes first and second hip portions such that the staple magazine and cover assembly are received within the hip portions. In some embodiments, the hip portions each include a cutout portion. In other embodiments, the hip portions each include a rib extending inwardly toward the magazine.

Stapler with improved base construction

The invention provides a pipette device with a pivotable nozzle assembly. The pipette device includes a housing with a barrel portion defining a device axis therethrough. The nozzle assembly includes a pivot mechanism that is rotatably engaged with the housing, and includes pivot bosses that are held captive within a portion of the housing. A pivot selector is slideably retained by a portion of the housing, and is operative to engage and disengage a plurality of indexing holes on the pivot mechanism thereby locking and permitting rotation of the nozzle assembly, respectively.

Pipette device with pivotable nozzle assembly

A stapler having a housing and a throat defined by the housing and configured to receive a stack of sheets for stapling. The throat separates the housing into a head portion and a base portion. A paper guide is coupled to the stapler, the paper guide being movable between a recessed position within the base portion and an extended position. Insertion of the stack of sheets into the throat does not cause movement of the paper guide.

Stapler with adjustable paper guide

A stapler and detachable accessory combination includes a stapler having a base with an accessory storage chamber. A detachable accessory defines an operating end, a non-operating end, and a grasping portion intermediate the operating and non-operating ends. The detachable accessory is insertable into and removable from the storage chamber such that the operating end leads during insertion into the storage chamber and the non-operating end leads during removal from the storage chamber. The accessory can be a staple remover, a hole punch, a pencil sharpener, or other office tool.

Stapler with detachable accessory

Stapler base

Stapler

Stapler cap

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McHenry, IL, United States of America

Stephen John Gaynes