Abstract: A child resistant paperboard storage container assembly including a sleeve with an open end. A drawer is slidably disposed within the sleeve and accessible from the open end and configured to slide into and out of the open end of the sleeve. A locking system restricts withdrawal of the drawer from the sleeve and includes a locking leg formed from a cut out portion of the bottom of the drawer that projects toward the open end of the sleeve. A locking flap is located on an inside surface of the bottom of the sleeve and projects upward. The locking leg engages with the locking flap when the drawer is slid from the interior of the sleeve so as to prevent the drawer from being slid out of the sleeve. An unlocking tab is displaceable into the sleeve to lift the locking leg over the locking flap.

Abstract: A controlled zone monitoring system and method for tracking assets is disclosed. The system includes one or more checkpoint stations located adjacent to a controlled zone. Each checkpoint station includes an RFID tag reader for reading RFID tags on assets and a processing system for comparing sets of assets and determining if any assets are missing from the sets.

Abstract: A monitoring device assigns at least one passive identification tag to an active identification tag, and stores, in a memory, associations between the active identification tag and the at least one passive identification tags assigned to the active identification tag. The monitoring device then receives one or more signals indicative of location of the active identification tag, and, based on the received one or more signals, tracks location of the active identification tag as the active identification tag moves in an active tracking area. The monitoring device further tracks location of the at least one passive identification tags, assigned to the active identification tag, based on i) the tracked location of the active identification tag and ii) the association between the active identification tag and the assigned passive identification tag.

Abstract: A monitoring device assigns at least one passive identification tag to an active identification tag, and stores, in a memory, associations between the active identification tag and the at least one passive identification tags assigned to the active identification tag. The monitoring device then receives one or more signals indicative of location of the active identification tag, and, based on the received one or more signals, tracks location of the active identification tag as the active identification tag moves in an active tracking area. The monitoring device further tracks location of the at least one passive identification tags, assigned to the active identification tag, based on i) the tracked location of the active identification tag and ii) the association between the active identification tag and the assigned passive identification tag.

Abstract: A disposable corrugated board dispensing container including an enclosure having a bottom wall and side walls including a front side wall for containing contents therein. The bottom wall is formed by overlapping flaps attached to each of the side walls at a fold line, and an aperture is disposed in the bottom wall. A funnel is supported by a funnel support disposed between the funnel and the bottom wall, the funnel guiding the contents of the enclosure to the aperture in the bottom wall. A slide valve controls the dispensing of the contents through the aperture, the slide valve being accessed through an access opening in the front side wall.

Abstract: A dispensing device including a pump assembly for pumping out the viscous liquid material stored in the device. The pump has a cylinder and a piston disposed within the cylinder, wherein the cylinder includes a cylinder inlet valve and the piston includes a cylinder outlet valve. Each operation of the pump assembly causes the piston to move in a first direction toward the cylinder inlet valve and in a second direction away from the cylinder inlet valve. The movement of the piston in the first direction causes the cylinder inlet valve to close and the cylinder outlet valve to open. The movement of the piston in the second direction causes the cylinder inlet valve to open and the cylinder outlet valve to close.