Michael E Bowser

US Patent:

20080305217, Dec 11, 2008

Filed:

Jun 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/134101

Inventors:

Michael E. Bowser - Luxemburg WI, US

Assignee:

WS PACKAGING GROUP, INC. - Algoma WI

International Classification:

A23G 3/00

US Classification:

426 90

Abstract:

An in-line process for packaging flavor pieces includes printing a flavor slurry onto an advancing bottom barrier web in desired shapes and patterns of flavor pieces. A top barrier web is laminated over the printed flavor slurry joining the top and bottom barrier sheets with a series of closed form seals surrounding one or more the flavor pieces. Die cuts through the laminated web separate combinations of the sealed flavor pieces. Gaps in the seals registered with die cuts allow the two barrier webs to be locally separated for accessing the flavor pieces. The bottom barrier web can be affixed to a pressure-sensitive label stock for attaching one or more combinations of sealed flavor pieces to other substrates.

US Patent:

62345362, May 22, 2001

Filed:

Dec 11, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/210230

Inventors:

James T. Pittman - Lula GA
Robert L. Everett - Sugar Hill GA
Benny R. Rich - Oakwood GA
James J. Carides - Lawrenceville GA
Michael E. Bowser - Algoma WI

Assignee:

Dittler Brothers Incorporated - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

A63F 306
B42D 1500

US Classification:

283 81

Abstract:

The lottery ticket is composed of base sheet (1), cover sheet (2) and ticket sheet (3) lying therebetween. Base sheet (1) and cover sheet (2) are adhered to each other in the edge region (6). The adhesive means is strip-shaped. In addition, base sheet (1) and cover sheet (2) are perforated to each other. Said perforation (9-12) is line-shaped and lies in said edge region (6) provided with glue. The distance of the perforation (9-12) from the edge (4, 5) of base and cover sheet (1, 2) is in the region of 2-4 mm. The ticket sheet (3) is thus completely surrounded by a border (6) of glue and by a border (9-12) of perforations lying therein. The six surfaces of base sheet (1), ticket sheet (3) and cover sheet (2) are provided with a plurality of imprints in base areas covering one another. Due to these imprints which cover one another and hence cross one another, the ticket sheet (3) cannot be deciphered by means of examining against the light when the lottery ticket is unopened. Due to the perforation (9-12) the border (6) of glue of the ticket sheet (3) cannot be penetrated by mechanical interventions without the edge of the lottery ticket being visibly damaged.

US Patent:

57762848, Jul 7, 1998

Filed:

Oct 8, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/727023

Inventors:

Joseph A. Sykes - Grayslake IL
Michael E. Bowser - Algoma WI

Assignee:

Label Makers, Inc. - Pleasant Prairie WI
Wisconsin Label Corporation - Algoma WI

International Classification:

B32B 3100

US Classification:

156252

Abstract:

A method of converting, on a single line printing press, two webs of material into individual rolls of ribbons of dual-layered, peelable-bonded-together lids. Each lid has a peelable, overlying lid formed from one of the webs and an underlying lid formed from the other web where these lids are created by die cutting the two webs while bonded. Also, one of the lids has dispensing holes and the other lids is printed with selected indicia and/or logos. The ribbons are wound in multiple layers around cores for shipment to processors of food particles, such as salt or cheese, to be secured to individual, cup-like containers.