Michael B Chan, 409708 Washington Cir, Jonesboro, GA 30238

6352172, Mar 5, 2002

Dec 24, 1997

08/998175

Michael Yuwah Chan - Alpharetta GA, 30202
Paul Francis Tramontina - Alpharetta GA, 30201

E02F 376

221 63, 221 49, 221 35, 221310

A folded web product dispensing system includes an outer housing that defines an interior space. A dispensing face is defined in the outer housing proximate to an end of a stacking means. The dispensing face has a central portion and a dispensing throat located in the central portion. The stacking means are mounted within the outer housing for holding a stack of folded web product within the interior space and have a staging area proximate to the dispensing throat including at least two curved bumpers. These curved bumpers are oriented so as to be parallel to the path of travel of the folded webs as they approach the dispensing throat. A number of ribs may be defined on the bumpers for temporarily arresting movement of the folded webs as they approach the dispensing throat. The folded web product may be a stack of paper napkins.

6378726, Apr 30, 2002

Nov 22, 1996

08/755435

Michael Yuwah Chan - Alpharetta GA
Paul Francis Tramontina - Alpharetta GA

Kimberly Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

B65H 100

221 51, 221 52, 221 53, 221 63

An interfolded paper napkin dispensing system composed of: (a) an outer housing defining an interior space; (b) stacking means mounted within the outer housing for holding a stack of paper napkins within the interior space; and (c) a dispensing face defined in the outer housing proximate to an end of the stacking means. The dispensing face has a central portion projecting out from the dispenser and a dispensing throat located in the central portion. The dispensing throat is composed of a slot portion having a length sufficient to permit a paper napkin to be pulled through by a user, but a relatively narrow width that prevents more than a few napkins from being pulled through the throat at one time. The dispensing throat further includes a finger access portion to help a user grip and pull a paper napkin through the dispensing slot despite the relatively narrow width of the dispensing slot.

6623833, Sep 23, 2003

Sep 13, 2001

09/951600

Michael Y. Chan - Alpharetta GA

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

B32B 304

428126, 428130

A stack of interleaved towels is provided wherein each towel is configured from a sheet of material having a first fold offset from a centerline of the sheet to generate a folded sheet having a long side and a short side. A second fold in the folded sheet is made substantially parallel to the first fold to create a lead flap and a trailing flap. The lead flap presents a continuous folded leading edge for grasping by a user. The trailing flap is defined between the second fold and edges of the long side and short side. The trailing flap of each towel is disposed against the lead flap of an adjacent towel. In the stack, the short side of the trailing flap is disposed so that it is facing upwards upon a user grasping the lead flap and pulling the towel from a dispenser.

2001002, Sep 13, 2001

Feb 2, 2001

09/776395

John Skerrett - Alpharetta GA, US
Michael Chan - Alpharetta GA, US

A47K010/24
B65H001/00

221/048000, 428/126000, 428/130000

The present invention provides a napkin assembly for a dispenser. The napkin assembly may include a first napkin sheet further including a plurality of napkins and a second napkin sheet further including a plurality of napkins. Each napkin of both sheets having a basis weight from about 20 gsm to about 40 gsm may be connected to an adjacent napkin in series by a plurality of tabs. The second napkin sheet may be positioned proximate to the first napkin sheet in an offset relation and the first and second napkin sheets may be formed into a nested configuration for dispensing.

5716691, Feb 10, 1998

Nov 4, 1996

8/740827

Michael Yuwah Chan - Alpharetta GA

Kimberly-Clark Corporation - Neenah WI

B32B 304

428126

A dispensable, folded absorbent web product composed of: a first, central panel; a second panel, unitary with said first panel and folded over a first side of said first panel; a third panel, unitary with the first panel, and folded over a second side of the first panel; a fourth panel, unitary with the second panel, and folded so as to be positioned between the first and second panels; and a fifth panel, unitary with the third panel, and folded so as to be positioned between the first and third panels, such that a portion of the third panel and fifth panel overlap a portion of the second panel and fourth panel generating an area of non-uniform thickness across the length of the product which provides for easier, more reliable dispensing.

6286713, Sep 11, 2001

Mar 13, 1997

8/816288

Michael Yuwah Chan - Alpharetta GA
Paul Francis Tramontina - Alpharetta GA

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

A47K 1024
B65H 100

221 49

A dispensing system for individual folded webs having an area of non-uniform thickness across the length of the web is composed of several components. An outer housing defines an interior space in which stacking means for holding a stack of individual folded webs are mounted. A dispensing face is defined in the outer housing proximate to an end of the stacking means. The dispensing face has a central portion projecting out from the dispenser in the form of a first surface and a second surface joined at an obtuse angle and a dispensing throat located in the central portion at about the intersection of the first and second surfaces. The dispensing system also includes a stack of individual folded webs having an area of non-uniform thickness across the length of the web aligned so that an area of greatest thickness extends across the width of the dispensing throat. At least one recessed section along at least one edge of the dispensing throat contacts the stack of individual folded webs so that a portion of the stack of individual folded webs projects outward from the dispensing throat.

2021030, Oct 7, 2021

Mar 31, 2021

17/219371

Bruce K. Young - New York NY, US
Michael K. Chan - Brooklyn NY, US

C12N 5/073
A61K 35/50

Amniotic fluid stem cell clones are provided. Also provided are pharmaceutical compositions comprising the amniotic fluid stem cell clones, methods of generating the amniotic fluid stem cell clones, and methods of using the amniotic fluid stem cell clones, including for treating subjects and for bioassays.

2020010, Apr 2, 2020

Sep 12, 2019

16/568707

Bruce K. Young - New York NY, US
Michael K. Chan - Brooklyn NY, US

A61K 35/50
C12N 5/074
C12N 5/073
G01N 33/50

Homogeneous human amniotic fluid stem cell clones are provided. The clones serve as direct bioassays to test the effect of drugs, nutraceuticals, vitamins and toxic agents on fetus growth, differentiation and development, and may be administered in form of pharmaceutical compositions for reconstructive engineering and for the treatment of cardiac, neurological and osteoarthritic diseases.