Patents...
In 1982 Malcolm had an idea to speed up the process of removing and attaching tops to containers while removing a toothpaste cap. He then set about patenting what was to become his first patented invention. It was designed to make it easier for the public, particularly the elderly and disabled, to open bottles. The invention was rejected by all the major manufacturers, thus proving that it came before its time. After 11 years he let the patent lapse. Since then, bottle tops generally function in a remarkably similar manner.
In the subsequent years he has obtained numerous patents, and would be pleased to prepare one for you. Existing patents include:
- toastabags
- Rotaire
Dryline
- Renov-8
- GB2155985
Bayonet fastening
- GB2280895
Closure devices with compressible core seal
- GB2295167
Toilet seat lifting device
- GB2349010
Variable capo tasto
- GB2407467
Container for heating food in radiant heat device
- US7001628
Food container
- GB2366305
Earthen sound absorbing decorative external wall
EIGHT current patent applications in various stages of the process. Numerous Trade Marks obtained.
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