International Dispensing Corporation

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Thomas C Merle

John David Gundlach

Ann Marie Sullivan

Gary R Allanson

John A MacNeil

John C Costello

John Carl Costello

Peter D Gladstone

Hans-Georg Liemke

A tire pressure indication device is provided that continuously monitors pressure of a tire and instantaneously generates a visual display having an easy to read indication as soon as the tire pressure falls below a safe threshold limit. This device includes a dome shaped upper end. A two color dome shaped indicator element is disposed therein having two colors or other visually distinguishable markings which are visible through viewing areas. The dome element is rotatable in response to sensed tire pressure to provide a visual indication of low pressure and another visually distinct indication of safe pressure. The lower end of the body includes a connector to be fitted or threaded onto the valve stem of a tire. Multiple seals are provided within the device to substantially eliminate air or gas from escaping to the atmosphere. Thereby, the device can remain on the tire valve and monitor pressure for long periods of time.

Low tire pressure indicator

Storage and dispensing carafe

An improved disposable storage and dispensing carafe which allows the easy transport and dispensing of a bulk volume of a hot or cold liquid in a throw-away container. The carafe comprises a rigid frame having a dispensing outlet, a pliable or plastic bag for holding a hot or cold liquid having a rigid spout affixed thereto, means for detachably connecting the rigid spout to the dispensing outlet, and an insulating jacket detachably connected to the frame and enveloping the pliable or plastic bag.

Disposable storage and dispensing carafe

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Ashland, MA, United States of America

Thomas C Merle