Radix Inc.

Avery Dennison Corporation

G.d. Searle & Company

Innovex, Inc.

Postal Buddy Corporation

Therabite Corporation

Innoves, Inc.

Thomas E Salisbury

Robert A Cann

Reinier Beeuwkes, Iii

Joseph B Stella

Robert C Gorin

Walter B Herbst

Reinier Beeuwkes

Sidney R Goodman

Randall P Bell

Gregory W Lantz

Gary F Prokop

Robert C Amrich

Vytautas K Beleckis

David G Honan

David E Boundy

Paul D Hurley

Binding device

A hand-held roller stamp that includes a wheel with a raised printing surface, and a housing that holds the wheel and permits it to rotate; the housing is configured to hold a porous-point marker with its nib positioned to continuously ink the printing surface.

Self-inking roller stamp

An adhesive bound pad of paper such as loose leaf binder paper is provided which is secured in assembly by adhesive material, lining or partially lining holes along selected edges of the paper stack forming the pad. The edges of the paper pad remain free of adhesive material and thus are not distorted upon separation of the sheets from the pad. The adhesive bound pad is manufactured by assembling a selected number of sheets of paper into a stack and drilling or otherwise forming holes, such as binder holes, along one of the edges of the stack. Thereafter, the coating of adhesive material is applied within the holes of the stack so as to entirely coat the paper at the holes or to coat selected portions of the paper at the holes as desired. After the adhesive material has been allowed to cure or has been cured the paper is releasably retained in adhesive bound pad form and the manufacturing process is complete. Individual sheets of paper may be pulled away from the pad. The adhesive material may also provide reinforcement for the paper at the hole, especially in the case of loose leaf binder paper.

Adhesive bound pad of paper and method of manufacture thereof

A reusable dispensing package is provided for dispensing medication in the form of tablets, pills, capsules or the like, in a predetermined sequence, the package includes a hinged container into which is placed a disposable blister pack containing the medicament, the container having a spring-loaded button or a plunger attached thereto which is moved around the cover of the dispenser and when depressed releases a tablet or pill from the blister.

Dispenser pack for the successive dispensing of a drug

Combined roller stamp and cap

Kiosk

A combined binder and suspended file assembly has an elongated spine defining an elongated triangular channel with two substantially planar elongated members integrally formed in a hinged relationship to the edges of the channel. The binder and file assembly further includes pins and mating securing recesses wherein the pins are integrally formed on one of the elongated planar members, and the recesses are formed in the opposite planar member, such that the pins are inserted through holes in the sheets of paper to bind the paper. The binder and file assembly is suspended from a two rail suspension filing system by two retractable hooks, each of the hooks slidably engaged to one of the ends of the spine member and further wherein the hooks and spine member include interfitting recesses and ridges so as to enable the hooks to lock in a retracted position and in an extended position. The binder and file assembly also includes a recess on the outer surface of the spine for receiving a label, which is angled in a direction for easy viewing when the assembly is stored in a suspended filing system.

Combined binder and suspended file assembly

An exerciser is provided for application of an anatomically applied force to the jaw for pivoting of the jaw at its tempero-mandibular joint or to provide a motion to the jaw, or resistance to motion of the jaw which is beneficial in facial orthopedics. A structure is provided having curvilinear guide tracks which guide movement of a carriage according to the character of movement that is desired. The carriage is movable to thereby allow corresponding movement of a mandibular jaw member supported by the carriage relative to a maxillary jaw member supported by the exerciser body. Through suitable linkages, motion may be imparted to the carriage or resistance exerted against its motion by manual action, by a spring or by a motor. The linkage may provide for adjustment of mechanical advantage or range of motion through selection of slots or holes formed in parts of the linkage structure.

Jaw exerciser

A passive jaw exerciser is provided for application of an anatomically applied jaw moving force for pivoting of the jaw at its tempero-mandibular joint or to provide a motion to the jaw which is beneficial in facial orthopedics. A body structure is provided having guide tracks which guide movement of a carriage according to the character of movement that is desired. The carriage is movable by a lever operated push rod to thereby cause corresponding movement of a mandibular jaw piece supported by a carriage relative to a maxillary jaw piece supported by the exerciser body. The position of engagement between the lever and the push rod is adjustable through selection of any one of a number of spaced slots that are formed in parallel webs of the lever structure.

Passive jaw exerciser

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Wayland, MA, United States of America

Thomas E Salisbury