Stephen M Kocis

US Patent:

20180305086, Oct 25, 2018

Filed:

Jun 25, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/017605

Inventors:

- Chesterfield MO, US
Stephen J. Kocis - Duluth GA, US
David A. Hayward - Suwanee GA, US
Frederick P. Minkemeyer - Rayland OH, US
Gary L. Mengeu - Wheeling WV, US
Edmund L. White - Johns Creek GA, US

International Classification:

B65D 25/28

Abstract:

A plastic container used for holding fluid material with an attachable handle is provided. The container includes a body, a plurality of walls, a spout, an attachable handle and a sliding structure. The spout is a hollow, cylindrical portion that extends from an opening in one of the walls. The cylindrical portion is configured to insert or remove the fluid material from the container. The attachable handle includes a rail structure that further includes a pair of non-parallel offset rails and a latch. The latch has a latching surface that is located at the ends of the offset rails farthest from each other. The slide structure includes a generally rectangular projection. The projection further includes a pair of non-parallel offset grooves and a latching surface. The latching surface is located where the grooves are farthest from each other. The offset grooves are adapted to mate with the offset rails and are fully engaged by the offset rails when the latch is engaged with the latching surface.

US Patent:

20150284140, Oct 8, 2015

Filed:

Jun 23, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/746946

Inventors:

- Chesterfield MO, US
Stephen J. Kocis - Duluth GA, US
David A. Hayward - Suwanee GA, US
Frederick P. Minkemeyer - Rayland OH, US
Gary L. Mengeu - Wheeling WV, US
Edmund L. White - Johns Creek GA, US

International Classification:

B65D 25/28

Abstract:

A plastic container used for holding fluid material with an attachable handle is provided. The container includes a body, a plurality of walls, a spout, an attachable handle and a sliding structure. The spout is a hollow, cylindrical portion that extends from an opening in one of the walls. The cylindrical portion is configured to insert or remove the fluid material from the container. The attachable handle includes a rail structure that further includes a pair of non-parallel offset rails and a latch. The latch has a latching surface that is located at the ends of the offset rails farthest from each other. The slide structure includes a generally rectangular projection. The projection further includes a pair of non-parallel offset grooves and a latching surface. The latching surface is located where the grooves are farthest from each other. The offset grooves are adapted to mate with the offset rails and are fully engaged by the offset rails when the latch is engaged with the latching surface.

US Patent:

20140166677, Jun 19, 2014

Filed:

Dec 19, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/720616

Inventors:

Stephen J. Kocis - Duluth GA, US
David A. Hayward - Suwanee GA, US
Frederick P. Minkemeyer - Rayland OH, US
Gary L. Mengeu - Wheeling WV, US
Edmund L. White - Johns Creek GA, US

International Classification:

B65D 25/28
B29C 69/00

US Classification:

220661, 29428

Abstract:

A plastic container used for holding fluid material with an attachable handle is provided. The container includes a body, a plurality of walls, a spout, an attachable handle and a sliding structure. The spout is a hollow, cylindrical portion that extends from an opening in one of the walls. The cylindrical portion is configured to insert or remove the fluid material from the container. The attachable handle includes a rail structure that further includes a pair of non-parallel offset rails and a latch. The latch has a latching surface that is located at the ends of the offset rails farthest from each other. The slide structure includes a generally rectangular projection. The projection further includes a pair of non-parallel offset grooves and a latching surface. The latching surface is located where the grooves are farthest from each other. The offset grooves are adapted to mate with the offset rails and are fully engaged by the offset rails when the latch is engaged with the latching surface.