Patents by Inventor Jason G. Verrett

Jason G. Verrett has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 8186896
    Abstract: An apparatus for dispensing a web from a plurality of rolls of serrated bags, includes first and second web printer/web feeders, each adapted to advance and print first and second webs from a first and second roll of serrated bags respectively, the first and second web printer/web feeders including a first and second printer, and a first and second set of nip rollers respectively; first and second accumulator guide plates located downstream of the first and second printers; a set of dispensing nip rollers located downstream of the first and second accumulator guide plates; a web accumulation area; a web sensor for sensing an end of the first or second web; a first and second seal sensing device; a dispensing guide plate located downstream of the web sensor; and a bag handling mechanism for advancing a leading bag to a bag loader.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 19, 2007
    Date of Patent: May 29, 2012
    Assignee: Cryovac, Inc.
    Inventors: Alexandre J. Frost, Gregory E. McDonald, Jason G. Verrett, H. Dean Conner, Julian L. Pruitt
  • Patent number: 8080212
    Abstract: The invention is a method, triggering unit, and system for activating an oxygen scavenging composition at high speeds. The triggering unit includes a plurality of UV lamps that can operate at increased temperatures and have high output intensites from about 10 to 35 mW/cm2. The triggering unit can activate films at speeds from about 20 to 100 fps. Mercury amalgam lamps are useful in the practice of the invention. The invention also includes a UV dose management system and film tensioning system that facilitates triggering at high film speeds. The UV dose management system controls the amount of UV exposure that the film receives so that the oxygen scavenging rate of the activated composition can be controlled.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 27, 2010
    Date of Patent: December 20, 2011
    Assignee: Cryovac, Inc.
    Inventors: Drew Ve Speer, Paul D. Spence, Gregory E. McDonald, Timothy S. Dennison, Gregory H. Grossman, Csaba F. Kiss, Jason G. Verrett, Charles C. Zende
  • Patent number: 8026493
    Abstract: An apparatus is provided for activating an oxygen scavenging composition that includes a plurality of UV lamps arranged in a bank and disposed in a UV chamber; the UV lamps include first and second sides through which UV light is transmittable. A series of guide rolls disposed in the UV chamber define a film pathway for directing a film in close proximity with the first and second sides of the UV lamps. The UV shade is arranged to wrap about the first and second sides of the UV lamps, and may be configured to move between an open, partially open, and closed position so that the dosage of UV light to which the film is exposed may be controlled by adjusting the degree to which the shade is open. As a result, the UV shade may limit UV exposure without having to turn off the UV lamps.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 26, 2005
    Date of Patent: September 27, 2011
    Assignee: Cryovac, Inc.
    Inventors: Greg Grossman, Jason G. Verrett, Stephen F. Compton, Scott W. Beckwith
  • Publication number: 20100320399
    Abstract: The invention is a method, triggering unit, and system for activating an oxygen scavenging composition at high speeds. The triggering unit includes a plurality of UV lamps that can operate at increased temperatures and have high output intensites from about 10 to 35 mW/cm2. The triggering unit can activate films at speeds from about 20 to 100 fps. Mercury amalgam lamps are useful in the practice of the invention. The invention also includes a UV dose management system and film tensioning system that facilitates triggering at high film speeds. The UV dose management system controls the amount of UV exposure that the film receives so that the oxygen scavenging rate of the activated composition can be controlled.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 27, 2010
    Publication date: December 23, 2010
    Inventors: Drew Ve Speer, Paul D. Spence, Gregory E. McDonald, Timothy S. Dennison, Gregory H. Grossman, Csaba F. Kiss, Jason G. Verrett, Charles C. Zende
  • Patent number: 7807111
    Abstract: The invention is a method, triggering unit, and system for activating an oxygen scavenging composition at high speeds. The triggering unit includes a plurality of UV lamps that can operate at increased temperatures and have high output intensites from about 10 to 35 mW/cm2. The triggering unit can activate films at speeds from about 20 to 100 fps. Mercury amalgam lamps are useful in the practice of the invention. The invention also includes a UV dose management system and film tensioning system that facilitates triggering at high film speeds. The UV dose management system controls the amount of UV exposure that the film receives so that the oxygen scavenging rate of the activated composition can be controlled.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 8, 2004
    Date of Patent: October 5, 2010
    Assignee: Cryovac, Inc.
    Inventors: Drew Ve Speer, Paul D. Spence, Gregory E. McDonald, Timothy S. Dennison, Gregory H. Grossman, Csaba F. Kiss, Jason G. Verrett, Charles C. Zende
  • Publication number: 20090023569
    Abstract: An apparatus for dispensing a web from a plurality of rolls of serrated bags, includes first and second web printer/web feeders, each adapted to advance and print first and second webs from a first and second roll of serrated bags respectively, the first and second web printer/web feeders including a first and second printer, and a first and second set of nip rollers respectively; first and second accumulator guide plates located downstream of the first and second printers; a set of dispensing nip rollers located downstream of the first and second accumulator guide plates; a web accumulation area; a web sensor for sensing an end of the first or second web; a first and second seal sensing device; a dispensing guide plate located downstream of the web sensor; and a bag handling mechanism for advancing a leading bag to a bag loader.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 19, 2007
    Publication date: January 22, 2009
    Inventors: Alexandre J. Frost, Gregory E. McDonald, Jason G. Verrett, H. Dean Conner, Julian L. Pruitt