Vincent S Labianca

US Patent:

50713400, Dec 10, 1991

Filed:

Mar 2, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/487690

Inventors:

Vincent S. LaBianca - Cranston RI

Assignee:

Dart Industries Inc. - Deerfield IL

International Classification:

B29C 4574

US Classification:

425548

Abstract:

An injection molding machine and method in which a hot runner has heated nozzles and piston operated nozzles valves, the stems of the nozzle valves and the nozzle bushings have passages connected to the cylinders to carry cooling fluid to the cylinders to actuate the nozzle valves.

US Patent:

47337737, Mar 29, 1988

Filed:

Jun 30, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/880434

Inventors:

Vincent S. LaBianca - Cranston RI
Richard Anterni - Barrington RI

Assignee:

Dart Industries Inc. - Deerfield IL

International Classification:

B65D 8100

US Classification:

206 3

Abstract:

A container system for shells comprising an elongate tubular housing defining a chamber having an open end and a closed end with a projectile-receiving seat at the closed end. A projectile carrier encircles the base portion of a container-received projectile and extends forwardly therefrom through a projectile-surrounding support. The chamber, immediately outward of the projectile, receives a projectile case with the open end of the case inwardly directed and closed by a removable plug which presents a rearwardly opening configuration receiving the ogive of the projectile. The container system, at the open discharge end of the housing, includes a carrier surrounding the case base. All of the components are closed within the chamber by a screw cap which in turn incorporates one or more viewing windows displaying indicia designating the nature of the contents of the container. The cap indicia is varied by rotation of an indicia ring accessible only from the interior of the cap prior to a mounting of the cap. The housing is provided with longitudinally spaced stacking blocks presenting planar edge surfaces with interlocking lugs and recesses.