James K O'Rourke

US Patent:

20040111274, Jun 10, 2004

Filed:

Jan 14, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/047084

Inventors:

James Kelly O'Rourke - Hudson OH, US
Jeffry Joseph Batie - Oregon City OR, US

Assignee:

TAK Industrial Corporation

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/001000

Abstract:

The present invention is a system and method using information system technology which provides end-use customers and the sponsors of private labeled laboratory testing analysis programs the ability to utilize any laboratory or number of laboratories (commercial or internal), or on-site testing equipment concurrently and/or in succession and to receive all of the services and benefits of each individual source. In addition, the end-use customers, as well as the suppliers, benefit from the ability to combine all source data to from a comprehensive and uninterrupted analysis program over a long period of time, improvement of each individual sourced program through optional enforcement of specific data integrity parameters, creating a powerful data repository, and use internet technology to improve the ease of use of each and all sourced programs.

US Patent:

20080202957, Aug 28, 2008

Filed:

Aug 24, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/895480

Inventors:

Mark Lacko - Garrison NY, US
James O'Rourke - Garrison NY, US

International Classification:

B65D 85/57

US Classification:

2063081

Abstract:

A CD or DVD tray made from paperboard is provided. The tray may be made from 100% recycled paperboard and can be 100% recyclable. The design of the tray or holder (used interchangeably throughout) uses the structural geometry of facets, central hole and radial slits to form a hub that achieves the function of securing the CD to the tray. Non-structural paper stock is formed into an effective fastening device whereby the fit of the hub is determined by the geometry of the folded paper. The paper tray of the present invention duplicates the functionality of plastic trays and is compatible with industry auto-loading, while providing the environmental benefits of paper.

US Patent:

40732290, Feb 14, 1978

Filed:

Dec 17, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/751704

Inventors:

James O'Rourke - Waldwick NJ
Murray Feldberg - Brooklyn NY

Assignee:

Multi-Pak Corporation - Hackensack NJ

International Classification:

B30B 900
B30B 1508

US Classification:

100 98R

Abstract:

A waste compacting apparatus includes a compactor housing with a vertically reciprocating ram mounted in its upper portion. A waste inlet is provided in the middle portion of the compactor housing for receiving waste, and the received waste is fed into a removable waste receptacle located in the lower portion of the compacting housing. Waste compaction takes place when the vertically reciprocating ram is driven down into the receptacle in the lower portion of the housing. The waste receptacle is horizontally slidable from a first position within the compactor housing, in which compacting takes place, to a second position outside the housing, during which the receptacle is unloaded. A vertically reciprocating sleeve is mounted within the housing, surrounding the ram, and has a waste inlet aperture in its upper portion. The sleeve extends downward from an upper position, in which the housing waste inlet is blocked by the sleeve, to a lower position, in which the waste inlet of the housing and the waste inlet aperture of the sleeve are aligned to permit waste to enter the sleeve and the lower portion of the sleeve extends into the lower portion of the housing within the removable waste receptacle.

US Patent:

41343352, Jan 16, 1979

Filed:

Jan 9, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/867934

Inventors:

James O'Rourke - Waldwick NJ
Murray Feldberg - Brooklyn NY

Assignee:

Multi-Pak Corporation - Hackensack NJ

International Classification:

B30B 1508

US Classification:

100 98R

Abstract:

A waste compacting apparatus includes an elongated waste receiving chamber of rectangular cross section, a size reduction chamber of decreasing rectangular cross section and an elongated outlet snout of rectangular cross section affixed to the smaller end of the size reduction chamber. A compaction ram having a forward-protruding shearing knife is slidably mounted in the waste receiving chamber and is adapted for reciprocating movement between a rearward position that permits waste to be loaded into said elongated waste receiving chamber and a forward position up to the point of size reduction.

US Patent:

40709612, Jan 31, 1978

Filed:

Dec 4, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/637532

Inventors:

James O'Rourke - Waldwick NJ
Murray Feldberg - Brooklyn NY

Assignee:

Multi-Pak Corporation - Hackensack NJ

International Classification:

B30B 1530
B65G 1120

US Classification:

100185

Abstract:

A waste disposal system embodies a waste diverter apparatus for receiving waste from a single waste supplying chute and selectably controlling distribution of the waste to a pair of waste outlet chutes. Each of the waste outlet chutes is connected to a waste compactor or other suitable means for waste disposal. The waste diverter apparatus includes a waste diverter housing which has a single waste inlet opening, and a pair of waste outlet openings which connect to the pair of waste outlet chutes. A waste outlet gate is provided for each waste outlet opening, and each gate slides horizontally to open and close its corresponding waste outlet opening. The waste outlet gates are supported in a vee configuration by three parallel horizontal bars; a single lower bar having two slotted tracks to receive the lower edges of both waste outlet gates, and a pair of spaced, horizontal upper support bars, each parallel to the lower bar and each having a single slotted track to receive the upper portion of one waste outlet gate. Each of the waste outlet gates is independently activated by an associated hydraulic driving ram, which is connected to its associated gate by a suitable driving shaft.