Diamond International Corporation

William S Peppler

Anthony J Siciliano

Everett M Keen

Apparatus and method for forming deckle-free edges and windows in molded fiber products such as cartons, trays and the like, said apparatus comprising a forming mold equipped with non-porous block-out ridge and/or patch members to define the periphery and/or windows in the finished product. The apparatus includes a mating press mold for cooperation with the forming mold with passageways therein through which jets of fluid such as air and/or steam may be supplied from a high pressure source to control deckle accumulated on the forming mold. The method of forming deckle-free windows and/or edges in molded fiber products by applying a fiber pulp slurry on the face of a forming mold and removing deckle from block-out portions of said forming mold by directing high pressure jets of fluid at said mold to blast deckle into upstanding position and away from adjacent portions of said mold and pressing the upstanding deckle down into pulp there-below thereby concentrating fiber in the vicinity of edges and windows in the finished product.

Method for producing deckle-free edges and windows in molded fiber

A method of controlling feed ingredients and quantity consumed by livestock including the steps of confining the livestock in an area, segregating the livestock into two or more groups, providing each of the segregated groups of livestock with its own individual feed receptacle, dispensing accurately measured uniform quantities of feed into each receptacle at numerous intervals each day. In the case of poultry, for example, groups of five chickens each may be confined in a cage with a feed receptacle that is on the order of 15 inches in length provided therefor. Feed may be dispensed into each receptacle on the order of about 4 to 20 times each day. For groups of five chickens fed 16 times a day, for example, the quantity of feed dispensed into each receptacle at each feeding interval may be about one ounce per 15 inches or five chickens.

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Chappaqua, NY, United States of America

William S Peppler