Patents by Inventor Stephen A. Keiger
Stephen A. Keiger 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).
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Publication number: 20100200453Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping; and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surface of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that substantially transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together. The first section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of one of the opposite ends of the film, and the second section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of the other of the opposite ends of the film.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2010Publication date: August 12, 2010Inventor: Stephen A. Keiger
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Publication number: 20100192519Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping, and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surfaces of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together, and a pleated portion that is located between the opposite ends of the film and that includes at least one fold in the film. The film is removably secured to itself so as to removably secure the at least one fold of the pleated portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2010Publication date: August 5, 2010Inventors: Stephen A. Keiger, Richard Anderson
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Patent number: 7694496Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping, and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surfaces of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together, and a pleated portion that is located between the opposite ends of the film and that includes at least one fold in the film. The film is removably secured to itself so as to removably secure the at least one fold of the pleated portion.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 2008Date of Patent: April 13, 2010Assignee: KPC-Master's Craft International, Inc.Inventors: Stephen A. Keiger, Richard Anderson
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Patent number: 7673751Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping; and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surface of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that substantially transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together. The first section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of one of the opposite ends of the film, and the second section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of the other of the opposite ends of the film.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2007Date of Patent: March 9, 2010Assignee: KPC-Master's Craft International, Inc.Inventor: Stephen A. Keiger
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Publication number: 20090242448Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping, and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surfaces of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together, and a pleated portion that is located between the opposite ends of the film and that includes at least one fold in the film. The film is removably secured to itself so as to removably secure the at least one fold of the pleated portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2008Publication date: October 1, 2009Applicant: KPC-MASTER'S CRAFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Stephen A. KEIGER, Richard ANDERSON
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Publication number: 20090242449Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping, and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surfaces of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together, and a pleated portion that is located between the opposite ends of the film and that includes at least one fold in the film. The film is removably secured to itself so as to removably secure the at least one fold of the pleated portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2008Publication date: October 1, 2009Applicant: KPC-MASTER'S CRAFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Stephen A. KEIGER, Richard ANDERSON
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Publication number: 20080110788Abstract: A retention packaging includes a support member having first and second sections each defining a support surface for receiving an object thereon for shipping; and a film disposed in covering relation to the support surface of the support member and retained to the support member at the first and second sections. The first and second sections are pivotably connected to one another along a fold line that substantially transects the support member. The film includes opposite ends each enclosing a respective opposite end of the support member and defining overlapping areas of the film that are permanently joined together. The first section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of one of the opposite ends of the film, and the second section of the support member extends between the overlapping areas of the other of the opposite ends of the film.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2007Publication date: May 15, 2008Applicant: KPC-MASTER'S CRAFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventor: Stephen A. Keiger
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Publication number: 20080110794Abstract: Making a retention packaging includes: (a) positioning both a film and a support member such that the film extends in covering relation to a surface of the support member, beyond a leading edge of the support member, beyond a trailing edge of the support member, and beyond opposite side edges of the support member; (b) folding opposite side edges of the film such that the film forms first overlapping areas beyond and proximate the leading edge of the support member; (c) permanently joining the first overlapping areas of the film together; (d) cutting the film proximate the first overlapping areas; (e) folding opposite side edges of the film such that the film forms second overlapping areas beyond and proximate the trailing edge of the support member; (f) permanently joining the second overlapping areas of the film together; and (g) cutting the film proximate the second overlapping areas.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2007Publication date: May 15, 2008Applicant: KPC-MASTER'S CRAFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Richard ANDERSON, Stephen A. KEIGER