William C Roden

US Patent:

20050173465, Aug 11, 2005

Filed:

Feb 4, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/051851

Inventors:

William Roden - Port Angeles WA, US

International Classification:

B65D083/00

US Classification:

222402100, 222538000

Abstract:

A multi-element spray delivery system for targeted delivery of product from aerosol spray cans comprising an aerosol can button having a short connector tube connecting to a removable extension tube. The system optionally includes a spray discharge limiter, and a sealing tip cap that fits over either the button connector tube or the extension tube. The selective combined use of these components permits targeted delivery of aerosolized product, including lubricants, paint, personal care products, food products, insulation and caulks, herbicides, insecticides or compressed air for more efficient and effective delivery as and where needed with reduction in waste and overspray. An extension tube keeper system is included for convenient storage of the extension tube on the can after use. The component system is also provided in a kit form either by the OEM producer of the aerosol product along with the new can, or as an after-market product.

US Patent:

20140237829, Aug 28, 2014

Filed:

Feb 24, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/187763

Inventors:

William C. Roden - Port Angeles WA, US

International Classification:

B26B 21/52
B26B 21/22

US Classification:

30531

Abstract:

Adjustable oblique disposable razor shaving system comprising a multi-blade cartridge configured for selective positioning of the cartridge with respect to the razor handle/head in step-wise angles of adjustability, clockwise or counterclockwise between a centered, orthogonal, Home position, to aLeft and a Right Oblique position, that ranges from about 15-20 above or below the orthogonal Home position. The selective adjustability is functionally produced by a mating button or teeth provided on the back of the cartridge, and an array of recesses or arcuate ratchet tracks in the razor head, which is mounted fixed at the usual angle to a handle. The location of the buttons and recesses can be reversed, and the cartridge may be provided with push tabs on the end edges for angle change, a trim blade, glide pad and guard sheath. A receiver is configured to assist in hands-free changing of the cartridge angle.