Invisible Folding Tube Squeezer available for license:

Costs nothing extra to make because it is part of the tube ... the tube folds onto itself ... no attachments needed ... applicable for all metal and plastic tubes.
Invisible Folding Tube Squeezer:
Now, a new tube design for squeezing the contents our
of a tube easier and faster without adding anything to the tube. Ideal for
collapsible / laminate type tubes, plastic or metal.
The "Invisible Folding Tube
Squeezer" minimizes the unused portion of a tube by folding the tube
on itself, thereby making it appear invisible. The tube has a series of self
locking fasteners that are embossed into both sides of the tube at preset
intervals. As the tube is being used, the used part of the tube is folded to
engage the surface of the next fastener on the opposite side of the tube,
thereby squeezing the contents out of the tube. This process if repeated until
the tube becomes empty.
The advantages of a folded tube are: The tube becomes
smaller and smaller with each use. It is always looking neat, easy to
handle, easy to store and easier to squeeze the contents out of the tube. It is
also more economical because nearly all of the contents can be used up.
Alternate versions of a tube folding on itself could include the use of independent adhesive backed fasteners placed directly on the tube eliminating the embossing on the tube. Also, clear elastic bands or a full sleeve containing embedded fasteners could be substituted for the tube embossing.
There are hundreds of tubes being used today for all
different products, but not one of them has a tube squeezer that is an
integral part of the tube. They all have costly cumbersome attachments or some
other device to squeeze the contents out of the tube
Anyone using this design could monopolize the tube market
by offering an exclusive on their tube products.
The inventor is looking for a manufacturer or a licensee
For more information contact:
Inventor: Gerald Kardach
The Innovators Company
South Milwaukee,
WI
53172
Phone: 414-762-9432
E-Mail: GEK1933@att.net
Web Site: www.marketlaunchers.com/kardach.html
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since October 13, 2008