Robert Francis O'Connell

US Patent:

46630546, May 5, 1987

Filed:

Sep 4, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/903555

Inventors:

Robert T. O'Connell - Middletown NJ
Martin Arywitz - Edison NJ

Assignee:

The Graver Company

International Classification:

C02F 158

US Classification:

210713

Abstract:

A method and apparatus for treating a liquid in a hot process softener. An eductor tube positioned within a reaction chamber causes liquid from a mixing and recirculation zone to enter the lower end thereof and be continuously recirculated therethrough. Chemicals and recirculated sludge are directed into the eductor tube and are intimately mixed with the liquid therein before exiting therefrom to mix with raw liquid being sprayed into the mixing and recirculation zone.

US Patent:

47519347, Jun 21, 1988

Filed:

Jun 17, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/875172

Inventors:

David Moir - Woodcliff Lake NJ
Robert M. O'Connell - Belle Mead NJ

Assignee:

Alford Industries, Inc. - Ridgefield Park NJ

International Classification:

A45D 4000

US Classification:

132 79D

Abstract:

A cosmetic sampler formed by screen printing a slurry of cosmetic powder and solvent onto a paper base. To prevent off-set of the cosmetic sample during packaging and handling, a protective thin film overlay is laminated to a perimeter adhesive printed on the paper base around the cosmetic. The paper base may be replaced by a pressure sensitive adhesive stock to form a unit dose or single application of a cosmetic that can be applied as a label to any desired surface. In other embodiments, a non-pressure sensitive removable adhesive is used in a two-layer removable label construction or a three-layer coupon construction. The sampler can also be provided with or without the protective overlay in a simple folded hand-out version or as a pad of cosmetic sampler sheets. The sampler can also be used to provide unit doses or single applications of creams, lipsticks, fragrances, pharmaceuticals, lotions, and other high viscosity, waxy materials.

US Patent:

51923866, Mar 9, 1993

Filed:

Feb 6, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/306394

Inventors:

David Moir - Woodcliff Lake NJ
Robert M. O'Connell - Belle Mead NJ

Assignee:

Alford Industries Inc. - NJ

International Classification:

B32B 3100

US Classification:

156268

Abstract:

A cosmetic sampler formed by screen printing a slurry of cosmetic powder and solvent onto a paper base. To prevent off-set of the cosmetic sample during packaging and handling, a protective thin film overlay is laminated to a perimeter adhesive printed on the paper base around the cosmetic. The paper base may be replaced by a pressure sensitive adhesive stock to form a unit dose or single application of a cosmetic that can be applied as a label to any desired surface. In other embodiments, a non-pressure sensitive removable adhesive is used in a two-layer removable label construction or a three-layer coupon construction. The sampler can also be provided with or without the protective overlay in a simple folded hand-out version or as a pad of cosmetic sampler sheets. The sampler can also be used to provide unit doses or single applications of creams, lipsticks, fragrances, pharmaceuticals, lotions, and other high viscosity, waxy materials.

US Patent:

48483788, Jul 18, 1989

Filed:

May 26, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/199175

Inventors:

David Moir - Woodcliff Lake NJ
Robert M. O'Connell - Belle Mead NJ

Assignee:

Alford Industries Inc. - Ridgefield Park NJ

International Classification:

A45D 4000

US Classification:

132319

Abstract:

A cosmetic sampler formed by screen printing a slurry of cosmetic powder and solvent onto a paper base. To prevent off-set of the cosmetic sample during packaging and handling, a protective thin film overlay is laminated to a perimeter adhesive printed on the paper base around the cosmetic. The paper base may be replaced by a pressure sensitive adhesive stock to form a unit dose or single application of a cosmetic that can be applied as a label to any desired surface. In other embodiments, a non-pressure sensitive removable adhesive is used in a two-layer removable label construction or a three-layer coupon construction. The sampler can also be provided with or without the protective overlay in a simple folded hand-out version or as a pad of cosmetic sampler sheets. The sampler can also be used to provide unit doses or single application of creams, lipsticks, fragrances, pharmaceuticals, lotions, and other high viscosity, waxy materials.