This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: The Standard Register Company. Active years: 2001-2009.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001-2009
Title: Sherry L. Bannister: Inventor of Practical Labeling and Security Solutions
Introduction
Sherry L. Bannister is an inventor based in Kettering, Ohio, whose patented work addresses labeling needs in healthcare settings. Her inventions include designs for patient wristbands and security labels for specimen containers. Bannister is associated with The Standard Register Company and holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Bannister’s patent, “Wristband Form with Overlaminate Label,” describes a patient wristband form designed to combine wristband and label production. A die-cut transparent ply defines an elongated wristband, while an opaque central area provides a surface for printed information. A separate overlaminate label can cover some or all of that area, protecting the printed indicia. The form may also include a paper ply with additional labels that can be printed alongside the wristband.
Her patent, “Automation Friendly Security Labels for Specimen Container,” describes an elongated label with perforation lines extending across its width. The label is applied to a specimen container with its center aligned over the lid, helping secure the container while supporting automated handling.
Career Highlights
Bannister’s patented inventions focus on practical improvements to healthcare identification and specimen security. Her wristband form integrates patient identification with printable labels, while her specimen-container label uses perforations and a lid-aligned application method to support secure handling.
Collaborations
Bannister is associated with The Standard Register Company. Her listed coworkers include David F. Laurash and Bryce C. Waggoner.
Conclusion
Sherry L. Bannister’s two patents reflect a focused contribution to healthcare labeling, combining patient wristband functionality with security features for specimen containers.
Data source: USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) public patent records. Weekly synchronization. How IDiyas builds this profile
