Patents Assigned to Basic Incorporated
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Publication number: 20020148480Abstract: A dispensing device for use as a hair dye applicator is provided having a manifold having a first end configured to receive liquid dye and an inside surface and an outside surface. The manifold has a conduit communicating with the inside surface and the first end which provides fluid communication between the first end and at least one orifice extending from the inside surface to the outside surface. The manifold further includes a first lip and a second lip on the outside surface with the first lip surrounding the orifice and the second lip surrounding the first lip.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2002Publication date: October 17, 2002Applicant: New Basics, IncorporatedInventors: Lorrayne Yen Chu, John De Piano, May Mu, Philip H. Parda
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Patent number: 6357449Abstract: A dispensing device for use as a hair dye applicator is provided having a manifold having a first end configured to receive liquid dye and an inside surface and an outside surface. The manifold has a conduit communicating with the inside surface and the first end which provides fluid communication between the first end and at least one orifice extending from the inside surface to the outside surface. The manifold further includes a first lip and a second lip on the outside surface with the first lip surrounding the orifice and the second lip surrounding the first lip.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 2000Date of Patent: March 19, 2002Assignee: New Basics, IncorporatedInventors: Lorrayne Yen Chu, John De Piano, May Mu, Philip H. Parda
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Patent number: 4277651Abstract: The present invention provides both repertory and abbreviated dialing functions in a telephone dialer that facilitates telephone dialing operation. In particular, by pressing an enablng key the system is enabled for automatic dialing operation to dial a desired telephone number upon selection of a single repertory key or, for example, two keys from the key pad, which establishes coded information that effects automatic dialing operation of the desired telephone number. According to a preferred embodiment of the invention electrical circuitry for the telephone dialer is controlled by a microprocessor, or the like, which includes a central processor unit (CPU). On-hook dialing, telephone and/or speaker muting during dialing and unmuting while waiting for access to a line, security of stored telephone information and dialer use, and adaptability of the dialer to different telephone equipment having different dialing pulse formats may be included in the telephone dialer.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 1978Date of Patent: July 7, 1981Assignee: Basic IncorporatedInventors: Theodore H. Fisher, II, Richard J. Cusimano
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Patent number: 3965240Abstract: Caustic magnesia and magnesium hydroxide slurry are mixed together with sufficient energy in a counter-current high energy mixer to form pellets of various sizes during hydration of the caustic magnesia. The pellets may be used as formed or may be calcined to caustic magnesia or deadburned in a kiln to refractory periclase.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 1973Date of Patent: June 22, 1976Assignee: Basic IncorporatedInventor: Vaughn V. Hughey
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Patent number: 3951849Abstract: A process for preparing a high solids paste dispersion of fine particle size solid material in a vehicle which comprises premixing the solid material with the vehicle and a deagglomerating agent. The proportions of solid material, vehicle and deagglomerating agent are such that the premix remains a dry discrete flowable powder. The premix is then passed through a colloid mill which converts the powder to a paste dispersion in the form of a coherent mass in one pass through the mill.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 1973Date of Patent: April 20, 1976Assignee: Basic IncorporatedInventors: Glenn C. Vickery, Donald M. Mozynski
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Patent number: D258062Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 1978Date of Patent: January 27, 1981Assignee: Basic IncorporatedInventors: Richard J. Cusimano, John C. Van Arsdell, Jr., Gordon W. Cromwell, Elmer J. Seppala, Quentin R. Ball, Gregory Fossella, Michael J. Mercadante