David M Rowe

US Patent:

56931638, Dec 2, 1997

Filed:

Jun 6, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/659576

Inventors:

Gregory A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
Roger A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
E. Riley Rowe - Hartsville SC
David L. Rowe - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

B65B 6100
B63B 2524

US Classification:

156147

Abstract:

A method for producing inflated dunnage on the site of use, comprising providing, in web form, a plurality of preformed plastic bags, each of the bags comprising two plastic sheets in facing relationship and sealed along three edges with one edge remaining open. Air is blown toward each of the open edges in sequence, causing each bag to inflate, and the open edge of each inflated bag is sealed, the bag being empty except for the air. A plurality of sealed inflated bags is separated from the web and placed in a carton to serve as dunnage. The bags have a slip resistant outer surface which causes the bags to interlock in the carton and better protect objects therein from shock.

US Patent:

RE367591, Jul 4, 2000

Filed:

Dec 2, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/203899

Inventors:

Gregory A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
Roger A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
E. Riley Rowe - Hartsville SC
David L. Rowe - Raleigh NC

Assignee:

Automated Packaging Systems, Inc. - Streetsboro OH

International Classification:

B63B 6100
B63B 2524

US Classification:

156147

Abstract:

A method for producing inflated dunnage on the site of use, comprising providing, in web form, a plurality of preformed plastic bags, each of the bags comprising two plastic sheets in facing relationship and sealed along three edges with one edge remaining open. Air is blown toward each of the open edges in sequence, causing each bag to inflate, and the open edge of each inflated bag is sealed, the bag being empty except for the air. A plurality of sealed inflated bags is separated from the web and placed in a carton to serve as dunnage. The bags have a slip resistant outer surface which causes the bags to interlock in the carton and better protect object therein from shock.

US Patent:

55520030, Sep 3, 1996

Filed:

Oct 4, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/317760

Inventors:

Gregory A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
Roger A. Hoover - Belleair FL
E. Riley Rowe - Hartsville SC
David L. Rowe - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

B65B 6100
B63B 2524

US Classification:

156147

Abstract:

A method for producing inflated dunnage on the site of use, comprising providing, in rolled form, a plurality of preformed plastic bags, each of the bags comprising two plastic sheets in facing relationship and sealed along three edges with one edge remaining open. Air is blown toward each of the open edges in sequence, causing each bag to inflate, and the fourth edge of each inflated bag is sealed, the bag being empty except for the air. At least one sealed inflated bag is separated from the roll and placed in a carton to serve as dunnage. In an alternate embodiment, the stock material is provided in a continuous tubular form, and an air inflation needle is used to puncture a surface of the tube for inflation purposes.

US Patent:

RE365017, Jan 18, 2000

Filed:

Sep 2, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/145666

Inventors:

Gregory A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
Roger A. Hoover - Dunedin FL
E. Riley Rowe - Hartsville SC
David L. Rowe - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

B65B 6100
B63B 2524

US Classification:

156147

Abstract:

A method for producing inflated dunnage on the site of use, comprising providing, in rolled form, a plurality of preformed plastic bags, each of the bags comprising two plastic sheets in facing relationship and sealed along three edges with one edge remaining open. Air is blown toward each of the open edges in sequence, causing each bag to inflate, and the fourth edge of each inflated bag is sealed, the bag being empty except for the air. At least one sealed inflated bag is separated from the roll and placed in a carton to serve as dunnage. In an alternate embodiment, the stock material is provided in a continuous tubular form, and an air inflation needle is used to puncture a surface of the tube for inflation purposes.

US Patent:

59141212, Jun 22, 1999

Filed:

Feb 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/798715

Inventors:

Pamela Gehron Robey - Bethesda MD
Paolo Bianco - Rome, IT
Sergei Kuznetsov - Bethesda MD
David Rowe - West Hartford CT
Paul Krebsbach - Bethesda MD
Mahesh H. Mankani - Bethesda MD

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the
Department of Health and Human Services - Washington DC

International Classification:

A61F 200
A01N 6300
A61K 914
C12N 500

US Classification:

424423

Abstract:

An in vivo model for human bone metabolism. Human marrow stromal fibroblasts are isolated, expanded in culture, combined with ceramic powder (hydroxyapatite) delivery vehicles with or without fibrin glue and implanted into a mammal. This protocol results in the formation of self-maintained human bone which supports hematopoiesis. This model system can be used to screen compounds which inhibit or stimulate bone formation. The marrow stromal fibroblast delivery vehicles can be implanted into humans to augment bone implants or to repair bone defects.

Address:

314 Buena Vis Ave, Arnold, MD 21012

VIN:

2HGFG21567H705257

Make:

HONDA

Model:

CIVIC

Year:

2007