Ronald L Bell

Address:

2559 Brainard Rd, Cleveland, OH 44124

Phone:

(440)7200724

VIN:

1LNHL9FTXAG604420

Make:

LINCOLN

Model:

MKS

Year:

2010

US Patent:

52657728, Nov 30, 1993

Filed:

Oct 19, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/963388

Inventors:

William E. Bartasevich - Kent OH
Ronald F. Bell - Uniontown OH
Joseph S. Kanfer - Richfield OH
Robert L. Waldo - Southington OH
J. Christopher Wysocki - Stow OH

Assignee:

GOJO Industries, Inc. - Cuyahoga Falls OH

International Classification:

B65D 3528

US Classification:

222214

Abstract:

A dispenser for dispensing soap from a container including a flexible, collapsible tube in fluid communication with the container. The dispenser includes a back plate which has a cover pivotally connected to it for movement between open and closed positions. The cover has a recessed front surface with an enlarged sight window for viewing the contents. The back plate receives the container and tube with the tube having fitments at its proximal and distal ends for mating engagement with complemental fitment locators on the back plate. The cover carries ramps which engage the fitments on closing to insure seating thereof. An output restrictor is releasably received on the back plate for limiting the stroke of a pressure applying handle carried by the cover.

US Patent:

47155175, Dec 29, 1987

Filed:

Jun 26, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/878643

Inventors:

Charles Potter - Stow OH
Ronald F. Bell - Uniontown OH
John M. Tosill - Barberton OH

Assignee:

Go-Jo Industries, Inc. - Cuyahoga Falls OH

International Classification:

B65D 3528

US Classification:

222181

Abstract:

A fluid dispenser for use with a source of fluid having a flexible, valveless dispensing tube includes a base unit for support of the fluid source and a closure member normally closing off the end of the tube. The dispenser carries a cam and spring assembly which, upon the application of the hand pressure, moves a roller into engagement with the tube and moves the closure member out of engagement with the tube to open the end thereof and permit the fluid to be ejected therefrom.

US Patent:

D3657558, Jan 2, 1996

Filed:

Nov 25, 1994

Appl. No.:

D/031452

Inventors:

Joseph S. Kanfer - Akron OH
Ronald F. Bell - Uniontown OH
Rodney D. Borst - Oregon WI
Thomas Kearnes - Richfield OH
Gregg S. Lewis - Middleton WI

Assignee:

GOJO Industries, Inc. - Cuyahoga Falls OH

US Classification:

D 9423

US Patent:

55731325, Nov 12, 1996

Filed:

Nov 25, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/345870

Inventors:

Joseph S. Kanfer - Akron OH
Ronald F. Bell - Uniontown OH
Rodney D. Borst - Oregon WI
Thomas Kearnes - Richfield OH
Gregg S. Lewis - Middleton WI

International Classification:

B65D 4300

US Classification:

220 423

Abstract:

A reclosable container for storing and dispensing articles includes a body with a hinged base which can be opened for insertion of a supply of the articles and a cover, hinged to the body for access to the stored articles. The body and both the base and the cover have complementally configured locking projections and depressions so that they may be locked together in the closed position to seal off the interior. The cover also has a complemental configuration to the peripheral configuration surrounding an opening in the body to provide interlocking and surface to surface contact therebetween to further insure a substantially airtight seal therebetween. Also the top of the body, including the cover, and the base are of a complemental concave/convex configuration on to facilitate nesting of multiple containers.

US Patent:

43244742, Apr 13, 1982

Filed:

May 21, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/152071

Inventors:

Edward J. Kraemer - Canoga Park CA
Robert D. Therien - Newbury Park CA
Michael W. Rudy - Thousand Oaks CA
Frederick E. Walsh - Reseda CA
Han J. Lee - Simi Valley CA
Ronald Bell - North Hollywood CA
Thomas D. Horning - Sepulveda CA

Assignee:

Terminal Data Corporation - Woodland Hills CA

International Classification:

G03B 2758
G03B 2764
G03B 2780

US Classification:

355 65

Abstract:

A system for microfilming documents that employs microprocessor control to insure fault-free operation. The aspects of operation; such as document present, size of document, size of photographic mask, the exposure parameter, and system "ready", must meet necessary criteria, or the microprocessor will halt operations and present a human-readable response as to the cause. Substitutional tables for supporting documents are available, to relate to the characteristics of the document. Simultaneous conflicting commands are executed sequentially according to a priority sequence.