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Heinrich Quittner | |
Born | 26-01-1961 | Amsterdam |
Gender | ♂️ Male |
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Ludwig Elias Quittner | |
Mother | Leopoldine Quittner-Mahler | |
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Heinrich Quittner (1887-1961).
Dutch naturalization Heinrich Quittner, 06-03-1952.
1. Publication 1935 - Patent Germany (No. DE622833 C) "Tubenverschluss"
Tubenverschluss, bei dem das Abschlussorgan aus einer Walze besteht, die auf dem mittleren Teil eines federnden, am Tubenhalse angebrachten schwenkbaren Drahtbuegels sitzt und sich in der Verschlussstellung in eine hohlzylindrische Dichtungsflaeche der Tubenmuendung legt. 2. Publication 1936 - Patent US (No. US2030609 A) "Closure device"
I have illed applications in Austria on the 12th July 1933 and in Germany on the 29th January 1934, of which the following is a specification. A tube closure adapted for attachment to the tube neck to open and close the outlet through' the neck comprising a closure cap capable of being screwed on the tube neck and provided with an outlet corresponding with the tube outlet, a resilient stirrup preferably of wire, the web of which carries a /resiiiently deformable closure body for the outlet in the closure cap and is provided with two upwardly projecting parts, each part being nrmly connected at the end with an arm, these two arms being extended downwardly below the closure bodyV and provided cn their lower ends with short pins adapted to en-I gage corresponding recesses on opposite points of the closure cap for pivotally mounting the clos(- ure device on the closure cap. Publication patent No. US2030609 A "Closure Device" by Heinrich Quittner (with signature Heinrich Quittner). 3. Publication 1938 - Patent US (No. US2119926 A) "Collapsible tube container"
Patented June 7, 1938 Patent- office Heinrich Quittner, Vienna, Austria, assigner to the firm Lwit & Comp., Vienna, Austria Application February 1, 1937, Serial No. 123,498 This invention relates to collapsible tube containers made from paper. Tubes of this description made from paper are not suitable for the majority of purposes on account of their poor resistance to mechanical and chemical strains, and are therefore precluded lfrom mostV uses. In accordance with the present invention, however, tubes of this type can be rene wall is also rendered highly resistant to chemical attacks of all kinds, since rubber or the like is not attacked by the substances normally packed in collapsible tube containers, such as 25 aqueous emulsions, acids, alkalies, soaps, and the like. 'A film-like lining of the kind provided by the present invention also has the elect of completely sealing up all joints and crevices which result inevitably from the process of manufac- 30 turing the tube, and the contents of the tube are consequently saved from theaccess of air and from becoming dry. Publication patent No. US2119926 A "Collapsible Tube Container" by Heinrich Quittner (with signature Heinrich Quittner). 4. Publication 1941 - Patent Austria (No. 160618)
Publication patent No. 160618 in Chemisches Zentralblatt, Berlin. |