Paul G Bordner, 847803 Fairlawn Dr, Pickerington, OH 43147

6783833, Aug 31, 2004

Jul 15, 2002

10/195754

Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH
Bret D. Bordner - Groveport OH
Jeffrey G. Kellermann - Arlington Heights IL

ITW Fleetwood-Signode - Addison IL

B32B 302

428 666, 428 667, 206416, 206413, 206414, 206415, 242604, 242605, 242606, 2426131, 2426132, 242614, 2426141, 242608, 2426134

A protector for sheet metal coil is formed of plastic with a flange and sleeve which are joined together at a ridge portion. The protectors incorporate symmetrically disposed groupings of stacking features or components which include a finger within a stacking access opening, a stacking tab, and a stacking opening. The fingers are employed to resiliently engage the inner surface of a core of a coil and incorporate a receiver surface for freely abuttable engagement with a stacking tab of a second protector when arranged in mutual stacking relationship. The stacking openings function for stacking purposes to receive the protruding finger of a next stack protector.

6973764, Dec 13, 2005

May 17, 2004

10/847406

Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH, US
Bret D. Bordner - Groveport OH, US
Jeffrey G. Kellermann - Arlington Heights IL, US

ITW Fleetwood-Signode - Addison IL

B65B025/24
B65B035/50

53409, 53447, 53532, 53204, 53254, 206445, 414802

A protector for sheet metal coil is formed of plastic with a flange and sleeve which are joined together at a ridge portion. The protectors incorporate symmetrically disposed groupings of stacking features or components which include a finger within a stacking access opening, a stacking tab, and a stacking opening. The fingers are employed to resiliently engage the inner surface of a core of a coil and incorporate a receiver surface for freely abuttable engagement with a stacking tab of a second protector when arranged in mutual stacking relationship. The stacking openings function for stacking purposes to receive the protruding finger of a next stack protector.

2006025, Nov 16, 2006

May 11, 2006

11/432641

James Cotugno - Baltimore OH, US
Paul Bordner - Baltimore OH, US

F16L 3/00

137365000

A polymeric cradle having a base with a rectangular receiving surface emulating the surface of a brick. From the center of this receiving surface there extends a valve receptor of generally hexagonal cross section formed with oppositely disposed valve receiving mouths and generally oppositely disposed standards functioning to align the cradle within the saddle portion of a curb box and to align a valve stem of a valve supported at the mouths. The mouths are configured so as to permit universal utilization with a wide variety of valve configurations and sizes.

2007006, Mar 22, 2007

Sep 12, 2005

11/223144

Paul Bordner - Pickerington OH, US

B65D 17/34
B65D 41/18

220268000, 220270000, 220780000

A container lid includes a permanently or elastically deformed tamper evident feature that alerts the user that the container has been accessed. Moreover, the tamper evident feature requires no additional material and produces no extra waste.

5713482, Feb 3, 1998

May 2, 1996

8/643249

Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH
Bret D. Bordner - Groveport OH
Richard P. Brandt - Crystal Lake IL
Marshall K. Blum - Crystal Lake IL

Container Accessories, Inc. - Reynoldsburg OH

B65D 4534

220321

A split ring clamp for retaining a lid upon an enclosure such as a plastic or fibrous drum is provided which is formed entirely of polymeric material such as a high molecular weight, high density polyethylene copolymer. The assemblage includes two parts, a channel-form split ring and a pivot arm joining the two ends of the split ring together over the rim structure of a container. One end of the ring supports an integrally formed pivot shaft receiving notch as well as an outwardly extending toe with a rearwardly disposed contact surface. The opposite side of the ring is formed having a receiver channel within which there is provided an inwardly depending toe with a rearwardly facing contact surface. The pivot arm is formed having a transversely disposed arm pivot shaft and a ring pivot shaft receiving notch having a shaft access opening which is outwardly disposed and extends to a shaft bearing surface. Such an arrangement permits a more thin profile for the ring and pivot arm assembly.

5129537, Jul 14, 1992

Nov 8, 1991

7/789612

Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH
Richard P. Brandt - Crystal Lake IL

B65D 4534

220321

A clamping ring for retaining a lid upon an enclosure such as a fibrous drum is provided which is formed entirely of polymeric material such as a high molecular weight, high density polyethylene copolymer. The assemblage includes only two parts, a channel formed split ring and a pivot arm joining the two ends of the split ring together over the rim structure of the container. One end of the ring supports an integrally formed pivot shaft receiving notch and the opposite end of the ring is configured having a receiver channel with spaced-apart sides and an outwardly disposed opening. The inwardly-facing internal surfaces of the receiver channel are slideably movable in adjacency over the side surfaces of the opposite side of the ring and a ring pivot shaft extends between the spaced-apart sides of the receiver channel. The pivot arm cooperates with the split ring and has a pivot end formed with a transversely disposed arm pivot shaft and a ring shaft receiving notch spaced therefrom. The arm pivot shaft is configured for slideable engagement with the ring receiving notch and the ring shaft receiving notch is configured for slideably receiving the ring second end pivot shaft.

4718571, Jan 12, 1988

Mar 27, 1987

7/031511

Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH

B65D 1734

220270

A lid for use with containers such as drums, pails, tubs and cups which is formed as a singular unit from molded plastic and which incorporates a peripherally disposed skirt configured along with a rim structure to provide primary and secondary latching features. A parting groove is positioned within the skirt assembly in conjunction with a tear ring which functions to remove the primary latching assembly following the initial closure of the container with the lid. Prior to such removal, the primary latching assembly includes an interference lug having a compression section which engages the upwardly disposed surface of an engaging groove formed within the rim structure of the container. After removal of the primary latching assembly, a secondary latching arrangement is maintained which includes the upper skirt portion, a generally semi-cylindrically shaped rim interior portion having a bead conforming surface nestable in seating adjacency with the upwardly disposed container rim bead and a detent defining ridge formed integrally with the skirt upper portion interior surface at a location for snap-on engagement with the rim structure of the container.

5048705, Sep 17, 1991

Feb 26, 1990

7/485818

L. Grant Lynd - Pickerington OH
Paul G. Bordner - Pickerington OH

Lynd Properties, Inc. - Pickerington OH

A47G 2118
B65D 4728
B65D 5516

215 1A

A bottle and drinking tube assembly is provided for dispensing of liquids. The bottle has an open top body formed from a resilient plastic material and is adapted to be collapsed upon application of moderate hand pressure and a cap for closing the top through which the bottle is filled. An aperture is formed in the cap for receiving an elongated drinking tube that extends to the bottom of the bottle and has an end exterior of the bottle from which the liquid is discharged. A fluid seal is formed between the cap and tube. A selectively operable venting valve is also provided in the cap to alternatively permit airflow into the bottle enabling the user to sip the liquid through the tube or to prevent fluid outflow from the bottle when the bottle is collapsed to forcibly expel liquid through the tube.