LEE JAMES MURRAY, JR
Pilots at Bay Rdg Rd, Appleton, WI

6120860, Sep 19, 2000

Nov 25, 1996

8/756190

William E. Bowen - Neenah WI
Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI

American National Can Company - Chicago IL

B29B 108

428 342

Multilayer film structures and packages therefrom which are particularly suited for containing organics such as organic liquids or solvents, e. g. , amines, diamines, triamines, xylenes, tolene, ethoxyethanols, urethanes, or epoxies, or the like, or materials containing organics are disclosed as are methods for containing such organics. The film structures have two layer elements. The first layer element has a flexible barrier material layer and a sealant layer; the second layer element has a high barrier material layer; and when formed into a package such as a pouch the sealant layer is disposed interiorly and is used to seal the package together. Suitable materials for the high barrier material include metal foil, e. g. , aluminum foil, and nylon coated on at least one side with a polyvinylidene chloride copolymer; the flexible barrier material layer is suitably nylon; and, the sealant is preferably ethylene vinyl acetate. Additional layers such as additional primer, adhesive, tie or sealant layers can also be present as can at least one protective layer disposed over the high barrier material layer.

8003179, Aug 23, 2011

Aug 1, 2006

11/461680

Rick Merical - Appleton WI, US
Lee Murray - Appleton WI, US
James Sikorsky - Appleton WI, US

Alcan Packaging Flexible France - Paris

B32B 27/18, B32B 27/08, A61B 17/3215

428 359, 428 352, 428 355, 428 357, 206363

Film structures, packages, films and methods of making the same are provided wherein the film structures have a desiccant material incorporated into at least one layer of the film structures and further wherein the film structures can comprise a material for making a peelable seal when the film structures are heat sealed to other film structures. The film structures are utilized for a package to hold a product that may be sensitive to the presence of moisture. The product may preferably be pharmaceutical products, nutraceutical products, or devices such as absorbable sutures or medical stents, although any moisture-sensitive product is contemplated by the present invention.

6902817, Jun 7, 2005

Oct 27, 2003

10/694267

William E. Bowen - Neenah WI, US
Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI, US
Patricia M. McCarry - Neenah WI, US

Pechiney Emballage Flexible Europe

B32B027/32, B65D017/00, A61L009/12

4284752, 428 428, 4284755, 428516, 428520

A multilayer structure with improved permeation for atmospheric diffusion of aromatic products wherein the structure comprises: a permeable membrane wherein said permeable membrane comprises at least two polymeric layers wherein the polymer of each layer is independently selected from the group consisting of polyethylene, very low density polyethylene, low density polyethylene, ethylene methylacrylate copolymer; a release layer wherein said release layer comprises a nylon polymer or a ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer wherein the release layer is adhered to most inner polymeric layer of the permeable member which comprises the permeable membrane and wherein the adhesion between release layer and the adjacent layer of the polymeric permeable membrane is a relatively weak bond compared to the bond between the layers of the polymeric permeable membrane; and an impermeable membrane wherein said impermeable membrane comprises one or more layers wherein the materials which comprise the individual layers of the impermeable membrane are independently selected from metal or foil and wherein said impermeable portion is laminated to said release layer.

4210566, Jul 1, 1980

Dec 26, 1978

5/972998

Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI

American Can Company - Greenwich CT

C09D 1102

260 318T

Ink compositions are provided which are suitable for use in ink jet printing on coated or uncoated substrates to form images which are highly resistant to abrasion and highly penetrant by virtue of the penetrating characteristics of a select solvent system. The ink compositions have improved handling safety and performance characteristics, and contain, in a preferred embodiment a penetrating solvent blend comprised of from about 50 to 90% n-propyl acetate as a major solvent, methyl cellosolve as a high boiling secondary solvent, and, as an auxiliary solvent a lower aliphatic alcohol; from about 3 to 25% by weight of a low molecular weight B or C-stage, modified phenol polymers; a colorant; an electrolyte; and optionally, a surfactant.

4698247, Oct 6, 1987

Jul 21, 1986

6/887469

Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI
Suzanne E. Schaefer - Neenah WI

American Can Company - Greenwich CT

B32N 502

428 35

The invention is an improved multiple layer packaging sheet material which can be formed into closed and sealed packages suitable for holding products containing substantial fractions of cyanoacrylate. The invention depends on the positioning of high density polyethylene in direct contact with the cyanoacrylate-type product, and positioning a primer on the other side of the high density polyethylene. Preferred embodiments of the sheet structure include additional layers to provide barrier and abuse resistance properties, and the necessary adhesive materials to hold the various layers of the structure together with good adhesion. Additional layers are contemplated. The sheet structure can be formed into a package which positions the high density polyethylene adjacent the cyanoacrylate product, and between it and the other layers at all locations of contact between the cyanoacrylate product and the packaging sheet material.

2004013, Jul 8, 2004

Mar 10, 2003

10/385131

Rick Merical - Appleton WI, US
Lee Murray - Appleton WI, US

F16L001/00

428/034100

Film structures, packages and methods of making the same are provided wherein the film structures have a desiccant material incorporated into a sealant layer of the film structures and further wherein the sealant layer of the film structures comprise a material for making a peelable seal when the film structures are heat sealed to other film structures. The film structure is utilized for a package to hold a product that may be sensitive to the presence of moisture. The product may preferably be pharmaceutical or nutriceutical products, although any moisture-sensitive product is contemplated by the present invention.

RE32270, Oct 28, 1986

Jan 27, 1984

6/574668

Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI

James River-Norwalk, Inc. - Norwalk CT

B32B 2710, B29C 1904, B05D 306

428335

A coated paperboard product and a process for producing the same which includes corona discharge treatment of a paperboard surface and subsequent extrusion of molten polyester thereon. The resulting product has a very high degree of adhesion between the paperboard and polyester layers, and is capable of being utilized for forming pressed food trays which can be subjected to oven cooking temperatures.

8110260, Feb 7, 2012

Feb 2, 2007

11/670801

Rick Merical - Appleton WI, US
Kenneth C. Wurtzel - Bridgeton NJ, US
Lee Murray - Appleton WI, US

B32B 27/06, B32B 27/18, B32B 27/32, B65D 81/26

428 357, 428 347, 428 364, 428 365, 206204

A container for a moisture-sensitive product. The container has an openable container body defining an interior volume for holding the product. More specifically, a rigid container defining an interior volume for holding a moisture-sensitive product, and comprising at least an inner layer and an outer layer, the inner and outer layers being coextruded layers, the inner layer comprising a polymeric material and a desiccant material, the outer layer comprising a moisture-barrier material.

7871558, Jan 18, 2011

Jul 27, 2007

11/829280

Rick Merical - Appleton WI, US
Kenneth Charles Wurtzel - Bridgeton NJ, US
Lee Murray - Appleton WI, US

Alcan Global Pharmaceutical Packaging, Inc. - Pennsauken NJ

B29C 49/04, B29C 49/06

264539, 264537, 264540

A container for a moisture-sensitive product. The container has an openable container body defining an interior volume for holding the product. More specifically, a rigid container defining an interior volume for holding a moisture-sensitive product, and comprising at least an inner layer and an outer layer, the inner and outer layers being coextruded layers, the inner layer comprising a polymeric material and a desiccant material, the outer layer comprising a moisture-barrier material.

4777085, Oct 11, 1988

Dec 28, 1984

6/687202

Lee J. Murray - Appleton WI
Suzanne E. Schaefer - Neenah WI

American National Can Company - Chicago IL

C09J 702

428353

The invention is in an improved multiple layer packaging sheet material which can be formed into closed and sealed packages suitable for holding products containing substantial fractions of cyanoacrylate. The invention depends on the positioning of high density polyethylene in direct contact with the cyanoacrylate-type product, and positioning a primer on the other side of the high density polyethylene. Preferred embodiments of the sheet structure include additional layers to provide barrier and abuse resistance properties, and the necessary adhesive materials to hold the various layers of the structure together with good adhesion. Additional layers are contemplated. The sheet structure can be formed into a package which positions the high density polyethylene adjacent the cyanoacrylate product, and between it and the other layers at all locations of contact between the cyanoacrylate product and the packaging sheet material.