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4715516 Apparatus for dispensing carbonated beverage from containers
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PATENT ABSTRACTS construction occurs strictly by virtue of the way the members are cut in the joint region, and the way in which the members are interlocked. The interlocking and connecting of cubic cells provides a rigid structure capable of accepting loads in any direction and allowing the rack to be mounted in any orientation, with single point wall mounting possible wherein the rack can withstand full loading with no distortion. The modular cell configuration is adapted to the construction of lattice beams and other arrangements besides wine racks.
tainer having the body portion attached thereto is essentially inverted and supported in a stand. A dispensing lever attached to the body is depressed and sequentially opens the vent valve and the fluid valve permitting the beverage to flow through the fluid chamber, the fluid valve and the spout by gravity.
4716034 PACKAGED DENTAL CREAM
4715510 SET UP PIECE FOR MOUNTING ON A CAN, CONTAINING A BEVERAGE Meulen Leendert van der, Wouden Adriaan Van Der, Calgary, Alberta, Canada assigned to van der Meulen Leendert A set up piece for drinking a liquid contained in a can which can is provided with a lid portion which can be torn away for obtaining an opening in the lid. The set up piece comprises a substantially cylindrical body portion which can be clamped onto the can in such a way that a liquid impervious closure is obtained. The cylindrical wall of the set up piece is connected to an inwardly running radial portion for contacting the lid of the can when the set up piece is mounted on said can.
4715516 APPARATUS FOR DISPENSING CARBONATED BEVERAGE FROM CONTAINERS Napoleon Salvail An apparatus for dispensing carbonated beverages and the like from a container has a body portion adapted to replace a screw top cap of the container. The body portion includes a tube which will project into the ullage volume of the container and will vent to the atmosphere via a normally closed vent valve. A normally closed fluid valve is disposed in the body portion between a fluid chamber and a spout. In use the con-
Sandra Schelm assigned to Colgate-Palmolive Company Dental cream in contact with a polyolefin resin surface of a package such as a laminate tube, a mechanical dispenser or a flexible sachet. The dental cream contains as at least the major portion of which is a dentally acceptable waterinsoluble polishing material alpha-alumina trihydrate, a liquid vehicle and a gelling agent and an agent to reduce pH containing phosphate ion. The liquid vehicle contains water, glycerine and sorbitol and, as an additive to prevent syneresis due to contact between the dental cream and the polyolefin resin, polyethylene glycol of average molecular weight or about 200-1000.
4716046 PULVERULENT WATERSOLUBLE NONHYGROSCOPIC COMPOSITION FOR PREPARING BEVERAGES WITH A LASTING EFFERVESCENCE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME Louis F Lavie, Lausanne, Switzerland assigned to Dridrinks N V A nonhygroscopic pulverulent composition for preparing beverages with a lasting effervescence comprises a first component or group of components mixed with a second component or group of components capable of reacting mutually in the presence of water to evolve a gas. Each of said components or group of components is impregnated with the dry residue of a saccharose liquor or of a saccbarose derivative liquor containing a water-soluble or a mixture of watersoluble polymers.
PATENT ABSTRACTS construction occurs strictly by virtue of the way the members are cut in the joint region, and the way in which the members are interlocked. The interlocking and connecting of cubic cells provides a rigid structure capable of accepting loads in any direction and allowing the rack to be mounted in any orientation, with single point wall mounting possible wherein the rack can withstand full loading with no distortion. The modular cell configuration is adapted to the construction of lattice beams and other arrangements besides wine racks.
tainer having the body portion attached thereto is essentially inverted and supported in a stand. A dispensing lever attached to the body is depressed and sequentially opens the vent valve and the fluid valve permitting the beverage to flow through the fluid chamber, the fluid valve and the spout by gravity.
4716034 PACKAGED DENTAL CREAM
4715510 SET UP PIECE FOR MOUNTING ON A CAN, CONTAINING A BEVERAGE Meulen Leendert van der, Wouden Adriaan Van Der, Calgary, Alberta, Canada assigned to van der Meulen Leendert A set up piece for drinking a liquid contained in a can which can is provided with a lid portion which can be torn away for obtaining an opening in the lid. The set up piece comprises a substantially cylindrical body portion which can be clamped onto the can in such a way that a liquid impervious closure is obtained. The cylindrical wall of the set up piece is connected to an inwardly running radial portion for contacting the lid of the can when the set up piece is mounted on said can.
4715516 APPARATUS FOR DISPENSING CARBONATED BEVERAGE FROM CONTAINERS Napoleon Salvail An apparatus for dispensing carbonated beverages and the like from a container has a body portion adapted to replace a screw top cap of the container. The body portion includes a tube which will project into the ullage volume of the container and will vent to the atmosphere via a normally closed vent valve. A normally closed fluid valve is disposed in the body portion between a fluid chamber and a spout. In use the con-
Sandra Schelm assigned to Colgate-Palmolive Company Dental cream in contact with a polyolefin resin surface of a package such as a laminate tube, a mechanical dispenser or a flexible sachet. The dental cream contains as at least the major portion of which is a dentally acceptable waterinsoluble polishing material alpha-alumina trihydrate, a liquid vehicle and a gelling agent and an agent to reduce pH containing phosphate ion. The liquid vehicle contains water, glycerine and sorbitol and, as an additive to prevent syneresis due to contact between the dental cream and the polyolefin resin, polyethylene glycol of average molecular weight or about 200-1000.
4716046 PULVERULENT WATERSOLUBLE NONHYGROSCOPIC COMPOSITION FOR PREPARING BEVERAGES WITH A LASTING EFFERVESCENCE AND METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME Louis F Lavie, Lausanne, Switzerland assigned to Dridrinks N V A nonhygroscopic pulverulent composition for preparing beverages with a lasting effervescence comprises a first component or group of components mixed with a second component or group of components capable of reacting mutually in the presence of water to evolve a gas. Each of said components or group of components is impregnated with the dry residue of a saccharose liquor or of a saccbarose derivative liquor containing a water-soluble or a mixture of watersoluble polymers.