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Harold Garton Phones & Addresses

  • Hoschton, GA
  • Flowery Branch, GA
  • 6587 Garrett Rd, Buford, GA 30518 (404) 314-1433
  • 5657 Manuel Pl, Sugar Hill, GA 30518 (770) 932-6284 (770) 932-7793
  • Lawrenceville, GA
  • Rochester, NY
  • Waterford, NY
  • Sylvania, OH
  • 5657 Manuel Pl, Sugar Hill, GA 30518

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Us Patents

Package Insert With Integrated Radio Frequency Transponder

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US Patent:
20060054705, Mar 16, 2006
Filed:
Sep 7, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/220932
Inventors:
Harold Garton - Sugar Hill GA, US
Andrew Holbrook - Atlanta GA, US
Assignee:
Georgia-Pacific Corporation - Atlanta GA
International Classification:
G06K 13/063
G06F 7/00
G08B 13/14
US Classification:
235485000, 340572100, 340572800, 700225000
Abstract:
A low cost single or multiple use package insert device having an attached radio frequency transponder that, when selectively or randomly inserted into a shipping container, provides a low cost method to provide auto-identification attributes of the container via a wireless technology, such as RFID, for tracking and monitoring of shipping containers through the supply chain.

Instant Set-Up Bulk Box

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US Patent:
59214651, Jul 13, 1999
Filed:
Nov 14, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/971046
Inventors:
Harold W. Garton - Sugar Hill GA
Assignee:
Georgia Pacific Corporation - Atlanta GA
International Classification:
B65D 500
US Classification:
229109
Abstract:
An octagonal bulk box well suited for use in pallet storage and transportation of large quantities of flowable solids has a construction allowing the box to be instantly manually erected by the end user. A box precursor which is erectable from a substantially flat condition to form the box is formed of a main blank providing the sidewall panels of the box and a floor blank from which the entire box floor structure is constructed. By forming the entire floor from a floor blank separate from the main blank, it is possible to reduce material expense and waste, since the entire floor blank can be constructed of fiberboard lower in strength and cost than that required for the sidewalls. The floor blank is attached to the main blank by connecting flaps extending about substantially the entire lower perimeter of the box walls, on an outside thereof. This configuration serves to reinforce the lower perimeter of the box sidewalls against the large outward bulge forces generated by flowable loads, particularly in the lower third of the box.

Shipping Container

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US Patent:
54922704, Feb 20, 1996
Filed:
Jul 19, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/276902
Inventors:
James J. Avery - Monroe LA
Farris N. Duncan - West Monroe LA
Larry D. June - Memphis TN
Thomas M. West - Greenfield Center NY
Jack L. Lane - Stow OH
Harold W. Garton - Lawrenceville GA
Assignee:
Georgia-Pacific Corporation - Atlanta GA
International Classification:
B65D 546
US Classification:
22911724
Abstract:
A container mainly intended for the containment and transport of liquids, free flowing materials, and the like. The container includes a fiberboard container body, a top fiberboard pad, a lifting sling, and a liner bag. The container body includes top and bottom closures and side walls. The lifting sling includes a sling body and a plurality of lifting straps. The sling body is located inside the container body and the lifting straps extend through gabled corner apertures in the top closure. The liner bag fits inside the sling body, contains the flowable materials, and is removably attachable to a top pad of the top closure. The lifting sling arrangement permits the containers to be individually lifted by fork lift trucks and other standard material handling equipment. The bottom closure includes is self-locking and includes four panels. At least two of the panels of the bottom closure include overlapping apertures which permit a user to reach his forearm inside the container and manipulate the panels for assembly.
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