Terry M Philips

age ~72

from Mentor, OH

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Phone and address:: 9630 Lismore Ln, Concord Township, OH 44060
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Method Of Removing Gas From The Cavity And Stabilizing The Core During Injection Molding
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US Patent:

50135139, May 7, 1991
Filed:

May 26, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/357122
Inventors:

Robert D. Schad - Toronto, CA
John Disimone - Woodbridge, CA
Terry Philips - Willoughby OH
Assignee:

Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd. - Bolton
International Classification:

B29C 4522
US Classification:

2643288
Abstract:

The method and apparatus includes an injection molding assembly including a mold, a core and a mold cavity therebetween wherein said mold cavity has a base, a peripheral area of said base and a central area of said base, at least two injection gates for injecting plastic material into said mold cavity situated adjacent the peripheral area of the mold cavity in a substantially balanced fashion, a source for injecting plastic material through the injection gates whereby molten plastic advances from the injection gates in the mold cavity to force gas in advance of the plastic and to stabilize the core, and means for venting the gas from the mold cavity.

Table With Removable Tray And/Or Insert
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US Patent:

D3594068, Jun 20, 1995
Filed:

May 11, 1993
Appl. No.:

D/008198
Inventors:

Edward F. Crawford - Waite Hill OH
Felix J. Tarorick - Independence OH
Terry M. Philips - Willoughby OH
Assignee:

Park Ohio Industries Inc. - Cleveland OH
US Classification:

D 6484

Stackable Table, Table Assembly, And Tray And Table Combination
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US Patent:

55643450, Oct 15, 1996
Filed:

May 11, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/060244
Inventors:

Edward F. Crawford - Waite Hill OH
Felix J. Tarorick - Independence OH
Terry M. Philips - Willoughby OH
Assignee:

Park Ohio Industries Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

A47B 700
US Classification:

108 91
Abstract:

A table that is useful alone and in combination with a tray and/or other inserts supported atop the table. The table is of a unitary molded plastic construction and is configured for nested stacking with like tables for convenient and compact storage and handling. The table has a top surface of regular polygonal shape with four truncated corners, and a plurality of legs depending from the table top at respective ones of the truncated corners. The legs, going from top to bottom, diverge outwardly with each being in the form of a channel that opens inwardly for nested receipt of a corresponding leg of a subjacent table of like construction. The table top has an upstanding marginal rim extending along the peripheral edge of the top surface thereof, and the marginal rim functions to prevent objects from rolling or sliding off the top surface and/or as containment structure for an insert such as a decorative panel and/or a removable tray that may have a design printed thereon. The table and tray combination can be stacked in nested relationship with like tray and table combinations.

Plastic Container With Heat Sealable Flange
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US Patent:

50336355, Jul 23, 1991
Filed:

Mar 22, 1990
Appl. No.:

7/497228
Inventors:

Terry Philips - Willoughby OH
Assignee:

Philips Industries Limited Partnership - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

B65D 4100
B65D 7300
US Classification:

220359
Abstract:

A container, especially a food container, has straight, frustoconical side walls to give it resistance to vertical loads. A bottom is recessed upward from the bottom edge of the side wall. At the top, a flange extends radially outward. The flange is textured with grooves formed by mold machining marks to enhance bonding between the container and a flexible sheet material used to close the container. Spacers project outward from near the top of the container to permit several containers to be stacked without getting stuck to each other. The spacers have a T-shape, with the head of the T being integral with the side wall and the leg of the T forming an outwardly projecting rib.

Safety Cap And Container
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US Patent:

59380551, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:

Mar 12, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/815538
Inventors:

Terry Philips - Willoughby OH
Stephen Croke - Cleveland Hts. OH
International Classification:

B65D 5502
US Classification:

215222
Abstract:

A sealable container is disclosed in which a cap is provided having a circumferential outer skirt for engaging a container and having a circumferential resilient depending inner member spaced from and extending substantially parallel to the outer skirt. The cap is substantially light-transmissive over at least a portion of the visible spectrum, so as to permit viewing through the cap. A container is provided having a rigid side wall for engagement with the resilient inner member of the cap internally thereof. The side wall has an end fitting within the resilient inner member of said cap and spaced radially inwardly therefrom when the cap is secured to the container. The side wall is tapered. Structures are provided on the container remotely from the end of the rigid wall. Cooperative structures are provided on the cap for preventing the cap from being removed from the container without depression of the cap on the container and rotation of the cap on the container.

Container Closure With Separable Wall Segments
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US Patent:

55403492, Jul 30, 1996
Filed:

Mar 7, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/399442
Inventors:

Terry M. Philips - Willoughby OH
Assignee:

Bennett Industries, Inc. - Peotone IL
International Classification:

B65D 4118
US Classification:

220306
Abstract:

A closure or lid for use with a container having an open end and a rim extending along the perimeter of the open end. The closure comprises a center portion which covers the container and an integral wall structure extending along the periphery of the center portion, the wall structure designed to attach the closure to the rim. The wall portion includes an inner wall adjacent the center portion, an outer wall spaced from the rim and a joining wall connecting the inner wall and the outer wall and forming a cavity therebetween, the rim being received into the cavity. The inner surface of the outer wall includes an inwardly extending projection which interlocks with a projection on the container rim and holds the lid onto the container. The outer wall is further provided with a plurality of slots which divide the outer wall into a plurality of separate and individual sections to allow for easy removal.