FRED J DOWD
Broker in Princeton, MA

6705515, Mar 16, 2004

Jun 20, 2002

10/176329

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA

Technology Container Corp.

B65D 500

229182, 229185, 229939, 2291982

A corrugated plastic box is disclosed. The box is provided with an L-shaped or chair-shaped end panel which can be adhesively secured to a box side panel. The end panel has a lower portion which extends over a relatively great number of box side corrugations, and an upper panel portion which extends over fewer box side corrugations, so as to spread interior box loads across a number of corrugations and inhibit box side bowing. The box sides are also strengthened by providing upper panels which are rolled over along the top edges of the box, the panels are then food or otherwise fastened to the side panels. The rolled-over top edges thus formed strengthen the box, and prevent the entry of contaminants into the otherwise-exposed side panel corrugation flutes. The box is provided with a number of specially shaped box bottom panels which enable the box to be quickly and easily erected by even inexperienced personnel. After the box has been emptied, the box can be quickly and easily knocked flat and returned to a box filling point for reuse.

6349876, Feb 26, 2002

Oct 20, 1999

09/421315

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D 510

229155, 229117, 229930, 229931, 229939, 22911716

This invention provides a collapsible box made of corrugated plastic, which has improved hinge line/score line configurations between walls and panels and improved hand holds. A plastic box of this invention preferably has an automatically lockable bottom to facilitate erection of the box, and can be easily collapsed for return shipment and reuse.

2011010, May 5, 2011

Oct 28, 2010

12/914034

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA, US
Keith B. Perron - Methuen MA, US

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D 5/28, B31B 1/26

229193, 493162

A pre-folded file bottom box form, a method of creating the box form, and a box created from the form. The box form is created from a unitary blank of corrugated material that is die cut and creased so as to form a series of interconnected panels arranged in three rows that each include four panels. A first row has four panels that each end up in the box as a reinforcing end wall or sidewall panel; each of these panels are separated by a narrow gap. A middle row includes four panels that each end up in the box as a box end wall or sidewall panel; each of these panels is contiguous with one panel of the second row. There is a crease located between each of the middle row panels, and between each of them and the first row panel that is contiguous with it. A third row, coupled to the second row, includes first and second bottom panels and two end-wall reinforcing panels. The first and second bottom panels are each contiguous with one of the panels of the second row with a crease located between them. The end-wall reinforcing panels are contiguous with the first bottom panel with a crease located between each of them and the first bottom panel.

2012030, Dec 6, 2012

May 31, 2012

13/484745

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA, US
Keith Perron - Methuen MA, US

B65D 5/00

229181, 229165, 229182

A pre-folded file bottom box form () created from a unitary blank () of corrugated material that is die cut and creased so as to form a series of panels and flaps arranged in three rows (A, B and C) of four panels or flaps each that define four columns (D, E, F and G). The blank () includes a first row (A) with four panels ( and ) that end up in the box as reinforcing sidewall and end wall panels, a middle row (B) contiguous with the first row (A) and having four panels ( and ) that end up in the box as sidewall and end wall panels, and a third row (C) coupled to the second row (B) and including first () and second () panels and two flaps (), the first () and second () panels making up the bottom of the box and the two flaps () contiguous with the first third-row panel () and making up portions of the two end-walls. The four panels of the first row (A) are folded onto the four panels of the second row (B). The blank is then folded along two of the fold lines () located between columns, and the edges () of the end panels () of the middle row (B) are fastened together, to create the completed form ().

2002001, Jan 31, 2002

Sep 7, 2001

09/949239

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA, US

B65D005/10, B65D005/468

229/117160, 229/930000, 229/939000, 229/157000, 229/117000

This invention provides a collapsible box made of corrugated plastic, which has improved hinge line/score line configurations between walls and panels and improved hand holds. A plastic box of this invention preferably has an automatically lockable bottom to facilitate erection of the box, and can be easily collapsed for return shipment and reuse.

6102279, Aug 15, 2000

Dec 15, 1998

9/211571

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D 510

229155

This invention provides a collapsible box made of corrugated plastic, which has improved hinge line/score line configurations between walls and panels and improved hand holds. A plastic box of this invention preferably has an automatically lockable bottom to facilitate erection of the box, and can be easily collapsed for return shipment and reuse.

6257484, Jul 10, 2001

Oct 18, 1999

9/419433

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D 510

229155

A collapsible box made of corrugated plastic, which has improved hand holds in its side walls. The hand holds are formed by U-shaped lines cut through the plastic and having downwardly concave ends on the cut line.

6102280, Aug 15, 2000

Mar 17, 1999

9/270873

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D 510

229155

This invention provides a collapsible box made of corrugated plastic, which has improved hinge line/score line configurations between walls and panels and improved hand holds. A plastic box of this invention preferably has an automatically lockable bottom to facilitate erection of the box, and can be easily collapsed for return shipment and reuse.

6926192, Aug 9, 2005

Nov 10, 2003

10/705427

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA, US

Technology Container Corporation - Shrewsbury MA

B65D005/10

229117, 22911724, 229148

A collapsible, automatically locking box is appropriately sized for transporting the typically five to seven reels of film of a complete movie, and includes the reinforced bottom and top necessary to support the weight of the complete movie.

2010031, Dec 16, 2010

Sep 2, 2009

12/552605

Fred Dowd - Princeton MA, US

B65D 5/02

2291851

A box, preferably made from a unitary blank of material. The box has four interconnected sidewalls defining an open storage area that has a generally rectangular prism shape. Each sidewall defines at least a triple thickness of the material. The preferred material is corrugated paper or plastic.