KITCHEN UTENSILS CUTLERY

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
SERIOUS TOOLS FOR FUNNY PEOPLE B. Via International Housewares, Inc. 9234 West Belmont Avenue Franklin Park IL 60131 kitchen utensils and cutlery, namely, non-electric can openers, can piercers, knives, namely, boning knives, bread knives, butcher knives, carving knives, chef's knives, clam knives, cook's knives, dinner knives, fruit and vegetable knives, grapefuit knives, oyster knives, paring knives, sandwich knives, steak knives, and utility knives, meat tenderizers in the nature of meat mallets, pizza cutters, spoons, and tongs;kitchen utensils, namely, basters, basting spoons, basting brushes, bottle openers, corkscrews, graters, ice cream scoops, jar openers, ladles, pastry brushes, potato mashers, slotted spoons, spatulas, spaghetti servers, and whisks;TOOLS;
ZOO TOOLS B. Via International Housewares, Inc. 9234 West Belmont Avenue Franklin Park IL 60131 kitchen utensils and cutlery, namely, non-electric can openers, can piercers, knives, namely, boning knives, bread knives, butcher knives, carving knives, chef's knives, clam knives, cook's knives, dinner knives, fruit and vegetable knives, grapefruit knives, oyster knives, paring knives, sandwich knives, steak knives, and utility knives, meat tenderizers in the nature of meat mallets, pizza cutters, spoons, and tongs;kitchen utensils, namely, basters, basting spoons, basting brushes, bottle openers, corkscrews, graters, ice cream scoops, jar openers, ladles, jar openers, pastry brushes, potato mashers, slotted spoons, spatulas, spaghetti servers, and whisks;TOOLS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A device includes isolated hoppers defining independent passageways converging downwardly towards a central and unitary area. A conveyor belt assembly is disposed subjacent to the hoppers, traverses the passageways, and travels along a linear path passing through the unitary area. A mechanism is included for depositing a napkin onto the conveyor belt. The napkin depositing mechanism is connected to the conveyor belt assembly and is spaced adjacent to one end portion thereof. A mechanism is included for simultaneously folding the napkin and horizontally stacking the eating utensils such that the napkin becomes folded about the eating utensils before being ejected from the simultaneous folding mechanism. A receiving conveyor belt assembly is disposed beneath the simultaneous folding mechanism for transporting the combined napkin and eating utensils. A storage bin is laid adjacent to the receiving conveyor belt and houses the combined napkin and eating utensils for transit.