Abstract: According to one embodiment, a security grate for limiting access to a coin bin is disclosed. The security grate comprises a plurality of generally parallel upper slats and a plurality of generally parallel slats disposed below the upper slats. The plurality of first slats receives coins and directs coins moving under the force of gravity in a first direction. The plurality of lower slats receive coins from the upper slats and direct the coins moving under the force of gravity in a second direction.

Abstract: A receptacle for the deposit, storage and ultimate disposal of disposable medical implements includes a containment member for storing a plurality of implements and a top assembly securable to the containment member for forming the top portion of the receptacle. The top assembly includes an opening for receiving implements, a guide member depending angularly downwardly from one edge of the opening and a back-drop/stop member depending downwardly from the opposite side of the opening, with the distal edges of the back-drop/stop member and guide member defining a slot-like gap wide enough to permit implements of predetermined size to pass in a horizontal orientation into the containment portion. In one embodiment, a closure member is pivotally mounted to the top member, preferably, integrally with the top member, by a reduced thickness web which forms a "living hinge" attachment.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a receptacle for collection of monies on a mass location basis. Though use of the present invention, money can be safely collected on a mass location basis without the necessity of an individual attendant at each collection site.