WILLIAM ROGER LANIER, PHARM.D.
Pharmacy at Lower Roswell Rd, Marietta, GA

5466337, Nov 14, 1995

Mar 17, 1995

8/406175

William B. Darlington - Chillicothe OH
William G. Lanier - Marietta GA

The Mead Corporation - Dayton OH

D21H 2120

1621643

A repulpable wet strength paperboard formed from an aqueous dispersion of cellulosic fibers treated with a temporary cationic wet strength agent and a permanent wet strength agent or a reactive internal size wherein said temporary wet strength agent and said permanent wet strength agent or size are used in combined amounts sufficient to impart wet strength to said paper yet render said paper readily repulpable.

2009022, Sep 10, 2009

Nov 15, 2006

12/094042

Randall E. Bailey - Cumming GA, US
William G. Lanier - Marietta GA, US

D21H 23/56, B05D 3/12, B29C 47/02, D21H 27/10

427277, 15624418

A method of producing paperboard and cartons made therefrom is described incorporating a waterproof or water resistant coating applied to the interior of the carton except for areas intended for gluing. A coating material () is applied to the surface of an applicator roll (), and a portion of the coating material is then removed from the roll. Contact between a paperboard web () and the roll transfers coating material to the web, creating a coated surface except for an uncoated stripe (). A carton blank () may be formed from the coated web with the uncoated portion of the carton blank cut from the uncoated stripe.

2007018, Aug 9, 2007

Nov 15, 2006

11/560240

Randall Bailey - Cumming GA, US
William Lanier - Marietta GA, US

B05D 1/28

427428010

A method of producing paperboard and cartons made therefrom is described incorporating a waterproof or water resistant coating applied to the interior of the carton except for areas intended for gluing. A coating material is applied to the surface of an applicator roll, and a portion of the coating material is then removed from the roll. Contact between a paperboard web and the roll transfers coating material to the web, creating a coated surface except for an uncoated stripe. A carton may be formed from the coated web with the uncoated portion of the carton cut from the uncoated strip.

5427652, Jun 27, 1995

Feb 4, 1994

8/192144

William B. Darlington - Chillicothe OH
William G. Lanier - Marietta GA

The Mead Corporation - Dayton OH

D21H 1745

1621643

The invention relates to a repulpable wet strength paper containing a blended of cationic permanent and temporary wet strength agents.

4862740, Sep 5, 1989

Feb 15, 1989

7/311015

William G. Lanier - Marietta GA

The Mead Corporation - Dayton OH

G01N 1904

73150A

A glue bond testing apparatus for testing the glue bond at the end flaps of paperboard cartons, such as commonly used for packaging canned or bottled beverage products, is provided with a carton support which is adapted to receive an erected filled and glued carton and hold the same against movement. A gripper plate or clamp is secured to the carton end flap, the glue bond of which is to be tested. An electronic strain gauge is mounted on the apparatus with a force input rod connected to the clamp through a removable rigid connection. The electronic force gauge is slidably mounted on a pair of parallel rods for back and forth movement in a direction toward and away from the gripper plate. The carton support is arranged to support the carton to be tested at an angle to the direction of movement of the electronic force gauge so as to simulate the hand opening test of the flap. A single revolution cam operates with a cam follower to drive the force gauge on the guide rods away from the carton, thereby pulling the flap to be tested open with pivotal movement about the flap score line, breaking the glue bond and providing a direct indication of the force required.