Thomas K Mon

Title: Thomas K. Mon: Packaging and Dispensing Inventions

Introduction

Thomas K. Mon is an inventor associated with Union, New Jersey. His patent work includes packaging and dispensing designs intended to make liquid products easier to measure, transfer, and use. His record includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

**Pump dispenser and cartridge.** This invention describes a cartridge designed to work with a container and dispensing pump. The cartridge holds a concentrated liquid and includes thinner wall sections that can be pierced by the pump’s dip tube. A flange supports the cartridge on the container, while the container closure holds it in place. The container can hold a diluent, allowing the cartridge contents to be dispensed into it and diluted. The cartridge generally remains attached until the container’s contents are depleted.

**Dripless measuring cup for closure assembly.** This closure assembly combines a measuring cup with a container cap. The cup fits over a pouring spout and includes an outer threaded skirt that engages the container neck. A second, inward skirt extends into the closure body to help prevent liquid from dripping onto the threads.

Career Highlights

Mon’s listed company associations include Colgate-Palmolive Company and Falbo, Matthew F. The available patent descriptions point to a focus on practical packaging and dispensing mechanisms.

Collaborations

Mon’s listed coworkers include Robert J. Rhinesmith and David S. Reed. Their names provide context for the professional connections associated with his work.

Conclusion

Thomas K. Mon’s patents address everyday challenges in liquid packaging, including controlled dispensing, dilution, measurement, and drip reduction. Together, these inventions reflect a practical approach to improving container and closure design.