Travis E Hunter

US Patent:

45085870, Apr 2, 1985

Filed:

Oct 27, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/546362

Inventors:

Travis L. Hunter - Upland CA

International Classification:

B32B 3100

US Classification:

156527

Abstract:

A tape and paper dispensing apparatus which has a C-shaped tubular frame and handle combination to which are also mounted a bracket for the tape and paper roller drums and a bracket for the cutting blade. The frame doubles as a handle and is made more stable by the placement of a thumbrest bracket on the tubular handle/frame. A depressor bar is spring biased to contact the point of adhesion of the tape to the paper on the paper roll and has a pressure applying foot which assists in insuring proper adhesion. The position of the end of the paper roller drum relative to a tape dispensing path is adjustable.

US Patent:

45884692, May 13, 1986

Filed:

Feb 20, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/703683

Inventors:

Travis L. Hunter - Upland CA

Assignee:

PC Manufacturing Corp. - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

B32B 3108

US Classification:

156527

Abstract:

A tape and paper dispensing apparatus which has a C-shaped tubular frame and handle combination to which are also mounted a bracket for the tape and paper roller drums and a bracket for the cutting blade. The frame doubles as a handle and is made more stable by the placement of a thumbrest bracket on the tubular handle/frame. A depressor bar is spring biased to contact the point of adhesion of the tape to the paper on the paper roll and has a pressure applying foot which assists in insuring proper adhesion. The position of the end of the paper roller drum relative to a tape dispensing path is adjustable.

US Patent:

40522482, Oct 4, 1977

Filed:

Oct 29, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/626966

Inventors:

Travis Lowell Hunter - La Verne CA

International Classification:

B31F 508
B32B 3118

US Classification:

156511

Abstract:

A paper dispensing apparatus includes a base member having a stand and a pair of wheels and a support member attached to the base member. A plurality of shafts extend outward from the support member to respectively support different widths of paper rolls. A handle can be attached to the support member to assist manipulation of the apparatus by an operator. Cutting bars can extend either in a cantilevered fashion adjacent the respective paper rolls or be attached at either end of the respective shaft. A pressure bar can hold the paper roll and assist in applying masking tape from an adjacent masking roll support member. Extension tubes are provided for adjusting the length of a shaft to accommodate a paper roll greater in width than that of the shaft length. As an alternative embodiment, a hand-carried single shaft dispenser is also disclosed.