Anthony D Gaylor

Address:

20899 Isle Ave, Lakeville, MN 55044

Phone:

952-469-3520

VIN:

5KTBS221X7F204780

Make:

Acura

Model:

RDX 4WD 4dr Tech Pkg

Year:

2007

US Patent:

20070184154, Aug 9, 2007

Filed:

Feb 8, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/672722

Inventors:

Gary L. Gerbeling - , US
Thomas C. Hoese - Hopkins MN, US
Scott Hemink - Deephaven MN, US
Gregory Holl - Coon Rapids MN, US
Anthony Gaylor - Lakeville MN, US

International Classification:

A23B 7/148

US Classification:

426234, 426106

Abstract:

A flexible pouch for cooking a food item using microwave energy. The pouch includes a base configured to retain hot gases above atmospheric pressure within the pouch to heat and cook the food item when the package is exposed to microwave energy. The pouch also includes a cover comprising a sealant layer and a score layer. The score layer includes a weak portion which ruptures and vents the pouch at a predictable location when pressure within the pouch due to the hot gasses exceeds a predetermined pressure.

US Patent:

20100285180, Nov 11, 2010

Filed:

May 4, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/773210

Inventors:

ANTHONY GAYLOR - Lakeville MN, US
Thomas C. Hoese - Hopkins MN, US
Tim Reppe - Minneapolis MN, US
Steve Straus - Bloomington MN, US

International Classification:

B65D 81/34
B65B 11/00
B65B 51/10
B65D 90/00

US Classification:

426 88, 53461, 53463, 2064591

Abstract:

A heat-in package with doneness indicator for heating applications, such as microwave heating of foods or sterilization applications. The doneness indicator comprises indicia printed with thermochromatic ink on the heat-in packaging. The doneness indicator can be sealed from front to back on the heat-in packaging in such a way that the heat transfer to the sealed area is controlled so that the contents contained within the heat-in packaging has adequate time to heat before a color change or other visual transformation is observed in the doneness indicator. Furthermore, the sealed area containing the thermochromatic ink is not in direct contact with the contents within the packaging. The ink changes due to heat conduction through the film. A venting system can further be incorporated to prevent excessive pressure build-up within the packaging.

US Patent:

20170081074, Mar 23, 2017

Filed:

May 15, 2015

Appl. No.:

15/310820

Inventors:

- Hershey PA, US
- Minneapolis MN, US
Stuart Michael RUAN JONES - Hershey PA, US
Sheryl S. BRUNKEN - Delano MN, US
Anthony D. GAYLOR - Lakeville MN, US
Thomas MILLER - Maple Grove MN, US
Philip Russell FAWCUS - Cambridge Cambridgeshire, GB
Steven Jonathan CLARKE - Marlow Buckinghamshire, GB
Adrian MORDUE - Longstanton Cambridgeshire, GB
Donald Scott PEEBLES - Badenton FL, US
Scott FEDOR - Palmyra PA, US
David Richard STONEHOUSE - Cambridge Cambridgeshire, GB

International Classification:

B65D 6/34
B65B 7/28
B65B 31/00
B65B 43/08
B65B 65/00
B65D 81/20
B65D 25/28
B65D 43/02
B65B 51/22
B65D 6/00
B65D 81/34
B65D 47/06
B65B 1/02
B65D 47/32

Abstract:

A self-supporting flexible film container is disclosed that includes a container base and a flexible film attached to the container base that forms a container wall and defines a packing region within the container. The container wall has at least one support column, such as a tubular support column, integrally formed therein. A method of conforming the container includes providing a web of flexible film, forming tubular support columns in the web of flexible film and forming a container from the web of flexible film containing the support columns. The support columns can be formed by ploughing and forming the web of flexible film.