Receptacles – Receptacle side wall made of two or more layers of material... – Beverage receptacle
Patent
1975-05-27
1976-09-07
Price, William
Receptacles
Receptacle side wall made of two or more layers of material...
Beverage receptacle
100229A, 141316, 220 94R, B65D 3900
Patent
active
039790088
ABSTRACT:
A trash compactor has a trash compacting head supported by linkage of a type that can be unfolded to extend it and folded to retract it. The linkage consists of first and second sets of links connected to the head in a spaced apart relationship. A pair of parallel, laterally spaced operating members are connected to the linkage and are operable to fold and unfold the linkage to raise the compacting head into its inoperative position or to force it downwardly into an operative position. A reversible drive supported by the structure includes means connecting it to the operating members and is operable to effect their movement in the same direction and to the same extent in both linkage folding and linkage unfolding directions, in the latter direction, even if the resistance to the head is unequal in the direction defined by the connection of the two sets of links with the compacting head. Stabilizing means attached to the head prevent it from tilting in a direction more or less at right angles to the first named direction. The operating members are shown as screws having threaded connections with the linkage and their spacing and their common drive prevents jamming.
The trash compactor has a throat above the chamber in which the trash receiving unit is located. The trash receiving unit consists of a pan and a container, both dimensioned so that their walls are shielded by the throat. The pan fits the chamber with its walls spaced from the walls of the housing and receives a trash bag within it. The container is open at both ends with its walls upwardly and inwardly tapering with its lower end fitting within the bag and holding it bottomed against the pan. Both the pan and the container are of a plastic having a good memory and they are detachably interconnected. A carrying strap enables the unit or the pan with the bag therein and with the container removed, to be carried to a pick-up or disposal site.
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Choate Paul V.
Weeks Charles B.
Marcus Stephen
Norris Industries Inc.
Price William
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