Kasey R Myers

US Patent:

20060166578, Jul 27, 2006

Filed:

Jan 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/040211

Inventors:

Kasey Myers - Spartanburg SC, US
Franklin Love - Columbus NC, US
Kirkland Vogt - Simpsonville SC, US

International Classification:

D04G 1/00

US Classification:

442001000, 442181000

Abstract:

The present process involves applying a plasticizer- or solvent-containing solution to a subject fabric, preferably under heated conditions, and then mechanically abrading the treated fabric. The process results in the rearrangement of the fabric structure, as a plurality of branched fibrils are created along the length of the yarn filaments. Thus, the molecular weight of the fabric's yarns and, therefore, the strength of the polymer chains are maintained. Fabrics made from this process, which exhibit a silk-like hand that results from the presence of multiple integral fibrils and branched fibrils, are also provided.

US Patent:

20070020455, Jan 25, 2007

Filed:

Sep 29, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/540053

Inventors:

Kasey Myers - Spartanburg SC, US
Franklin Love - Columbus NC, US
Kirkland Vogt - Simpsonville SC, US

International Classification:

D02G 3/00

US Classification:

428399000, 428397000, 428400000

Abstract:

The present process involves applying a plasticizer- or solvent-containing solution to a subject fabric, preferably under heated conditions, and then mechanically abrading the treated fabric. The process results in the rearrangement of the fabric structure, as a plurality of branched fibrils are created along the length of the yarn filaments. Thus, the molecular weight of the fabric's yarns and, therefore, the strength of the polymer chains are maintained. Fabrics made from this process, which exhibit a silk-like hand that results from the presence of multiple integral fibrils and branched fibrils, are also provided.

US Patent:

20070022587, Feb 1, 2007

Filed:

Sep 29, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/540054

Inventors:

Kasey Myers - Spartanburg SC, US
Franklin Love - Columbus NC, US
Kirkland Vogt - Simpsonville SC, US

International Classification:

D06C 11/00
D06C 29/00

US Classification:

028167000, 428091000

Abstract:

The present process involves applying a plasticizer- or solvent-containing solution to a subject fabric, preferably under heated conditions, and then mechanically abrading the treated fabric. The process results in the rearrangement of the fabric structure, as a plurality of branched fibrils are created along the length of the yarn filaments. Thus, the molecular weight of the fabric's yarns and, therefore, the strength of the polymer chains are maintained. Fabrics made from this process, which exhibit a silk-like hand that results from the presence of multiple integral fibrils and branched fibrils, are also provided.

US Patent:

20070128963, Jun 7, 2007

Filed:

Aug 23, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/508623

Inventors:

Kirkland Vogt - Simpsonville SC, US
Karl Gruenberg - Spartanburg SC, US
John Sollars - LaGrange GA, US
Carlton Senn - LaGrange GA, US
Stophon Waddell - Easloy SC, US
Kasey Myers - Auburn AL, US

International Classification:

B32B 27/12
B32B 27/04
B32B 5/02

US Classification:

442301000, 442286000, 442038000, 442043000, 442045000

Abstract:

Provided herein are various flexible sheet-like substrates that are lightweight, rupture or burst resistant, and suitable for use in constructing a variety of structures used in fluid-containment, especially gas containment, and other applications, and the processes by which such composites can be fabricated. In the most general case, the composites of this disclosure are comprised of a woven textile fabric to which has been laminated a flexible film. Two principal embodiments are disclosed: a first embodiment without a reinforcing layer, and a second embodiment with a structurally robust, bias-oriented reinforcing layer, preferably interposed between the fabric and the film.

US Patent:

20210284402, Sep 16, 2021

Filed:

Dec 18, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/247666

Inventors:

- Auburn AL, US
Brian Tifft - Auburn AL, US
Ethan Ross Perdue - Auburn AL, US
Kasey Myers - Auburn AL, US
Jean-Pierre Giraud - Auburn AL, US
Anthony Hamilton - Cullman AL, US

International Classification:

B65D 50/06
B65D 43/16

Abstract:

A child resistant container is for containing at least one product, such as medicine. The child resistant container includes a body, a lid, and a directing portion. The body has an end portion defining an opening leading to an interior of the body. The lid is connected to the body via a hinge, and includes a cover portion and a protrusion extending outwardly therefrom. The cover portion is configured to move between a FIRST position corresponding to the cover portion covering the opening, and a SECOND position corresponding to the cover portion not covering the opening. The directing portion extends from one of the body and the cover portion, and at least partially encloses the protrusion when the cover portion is in the FIRST position. When the cover portion moves from the FIRST position to the SECOND position, the protrusion moves away from the directing portion.

US Patent:

20200361676, Nov 19, 2020

Filed:

Nov 9, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/762825

Inventors:

- Auburn AL, US
Trevor Johnson - Auburn AL, US
Jean-Pierre Giraud - Auburn AL, US
Ethan Ross Perdue - Auburn AL, US
Brian Tifft - Auburn AL, US
Kasey Myers - Auburn AL, US

International Classification:

B65D 50/06
A61J 1/03
A61J 1/14

Abstract:

Container apparatus embodiments for providing preferably child resistant and senior friendly closures are provided. Generally, the embodiments include containers, each having an internal product space configured for housing at least one product. Generally, the container apparatus embodiments are each configured to move between a CLOSED position and an OPENED position. Various mechanisms according to the disclosed concepts are described to help prevent a person who should not be accessing contents of the container apparatus from doing so.

US Patent:

20190367222, Dec 5, 2019

Filed:

Sep 15, 2017

Appl. No.:

16/334105

Inventors:

- Auburn AL, US
Kasey MYERS - Auburn AL, US
Ethan Ross PERDUE - Auburn AL, US

International Classification:

B65D 43/16
B65D 47/08
B01L 3/00

Abstract:

A container () includes a container body () having a base (), a sidewall (), and a body extension portion (), the body extension portion terminates at a body extension outer surface; a lid () connected to the container body and that is pivotable to move the container between a closed position and an open position, the lid comprising a cover portion () and a lid extension portion () extending therefrom and terminating at a lid extension outer surface, the lid extension portion having an underside. The body extension outer surface and the lid extension outer surface are generally co-planar when the container is in the closed position. The body extension portion hits n window () configured to provide access to the underside when the container is in the closed position to enable a user to apply upward pressure on the underside to move the container from the closed position to the open position.

US Patent:

20180305093, Oct 25, 2018

Filed:

Apr 24, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/960727

Inventors:

- Auburn AL, US
Brian Tifft - Auburn AL, US
Ethan Ross Perdue - Auburn AL, US
Kasey Myers - Auburn AL, US
Jean-Pierre Giraud - Auburn AL, US
Anthony Hamilton - Cullman AL, US

International Classification:

B65D 50/06
B65D 43/16

Abstract:

A child resistant container is for containing at least one product, such as medicine. The child resistant container includes a body, a lid, and a directing portion. The body has an end portion defining an opening leading to an interior of the body. The lid is connected to the body via a hinge, and includes a cover portion and a protrusion extending outwardly therefrom. The cover portion is configured to move between a FIRST position corresponding to the cover portion covering the opening, and a SECOND position corresponding to the cover portion not covering the opening. The directing portion extends from one of the body and the cover portion, and at least partially encloses the protrusion when the cover portion is in the FIRST position. When the cover portion moves from the FIRST position to the SECOND position, the protrusion moves away from the directing portion.