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Frank Nania
Frank Nania
Frank Nania
Frank Nania
Frank Nania
Location:
United States
Frank C Nania DeceasedPalatine, IL
Frank Nania Phones & Addresses
Palatine, IL
1389 Glengary Ln, Wheeling, IL 60090 847-2158311
44725 State Highway 74, Hemet, CA 92544 951-9272081 909-9270595 909-9272081
Chicago, IL
Schiller Park, IL
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Publications & IP owners
Us Patents
Plastic Paint Can
US Patent:
2006024, Nov 2, 2006
Filed:
Apr 29, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/119003
Inventors:
Terry Kline - Wheaton IL, US
Charles Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
Charles Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
International Classification:
B65D 41/18
B65D 25/32
B65D 25/10
B65D 43/03
B65D 25/32
B65D 25/10
B65D 43/03
US Classification:
220780000, 220760000, 220771000, 220380000
Abstract:
A paint can has a molded plastic bucket and cover which are releasably engageable with one another at a seal. The bucket has an integrally-formed handle with a cushioned grip formed therein. The handle has an enlarged central portion that facilitates knitting of the molten material fed into the handle mold. The cover has a central panel and a surrounding closure member joined to the panel by a connector. The connector supports the central panel intermediate the a first sealing surface on the closure member. The connector resiliently urges the closure member into sealing engagement with the bucket rim. The sealing surfaces have a polished finish. Grooves in a reinforcing ring on the bucket provide access for removal of the cover.
Plastic Paint Can
US Patent:
2006024, Nov 2, 2006
Filed:
Apr 29, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/119050
Inventors:
Terry Kline - Wheaton IL, US
Charles Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
Charles Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
International Classification:
B65D 41/18
B65D 25/32
B65D 25/10
B65D 43/03
B65D 25/32
B65D 25/10
B65D 43/03
US Classification:
220780000, 220380000, 220771000, 220760000
Abstract:
A paint can has a molded plastic bucket and cover which are releasably engageable with one another at a seal. The bucket has an integrally-formed handle with a cushioned grip formed therein. The handle has an enlarged central portion that facilitates knitting of the molten material fed into the handle mold. The cover has a central panel and a surrounding closure member joined to the panel by a connector. The connector supports the central panel intermediate the a first sealing surface on the closure member. The connector resiliently urges the closure member into sealing engagement with the bucket rim. The sealing surfaces have a polished finish. Grooves in a reinforcing ring on the bucket provide access for removal of the cover.
Plastic Paint Can
US Patent:
2010017, Jul 15, 2010
Filed:
Mar 22, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/729012
Inventors:
Terry L. Kline - Wheaton IL, US
Charles S. Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Y. Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
Charles S. Hushka - Tinley Park IL, US
Jun Y. Choi - Naperville IL, US
Frank Nania - Naperville IL, US
Alfonso Arciniegas - Morton Grove IL, US
Assignee:
CENTRAL CAN COMPANY - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B65D 41/18
B29C 33/44
B29C 33/44
US Classification:
220792, 264219
Abstract:
A paint can has a molded plastic bucket and cover which are releasably engageable with one another at a seal. The bucket has an integrally-formed handle with a cushioned grip formed therein. The handle has an enlarged central portion that facilitates knitting of the molten material fed into the handle mold. The cover has a central panel and a surrounding closure member joined to the panel by a connector. The connector supports the central panel intermediate the a first sealing surface on the closure member. The connector resiliently urges the closure member into sealing engagement with the bucket rim. The sealing surfaces have a polished finish. Grooves in a reinforcing ring on the bucket provide access for removal of the cover.
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