Package making – Methods – Plural covers
Reexamination Certificate
2005-02-15
2005-02-15
Smith, Scott A. (Department: 3721)
Package making
Methods
Plural covers
C053S403000, C053S405000, C053S434000, C053S467000, C053S469000, C053S471000, C053S472000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06854246
ABSTRACT:
A flexible bag is positioned in a rigid container, such as a fifty-five gallon drum, and the bag is filled through its spout with flowable product, such as tomato paste. The bag is then expanded in the container to be substantially rigid and thereby reduce film movement and resultant flex cracking. A lid is sealed onto the container and a vacuum drawn from between the bag and the container, to, in turn, expand the bag. Gas volume needs to be present in the bag before the vacuum is applied so that the gas in the bag can expand from the vacuum on its outside. Once expanded, the container can be shipped.
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Hsu Joseph C.
Savage Chester
Scholle Robert
Verespej Rocklin
King & Jovanovic, PLC
Nash Brian
Scholle Corporation
Smith Scott A.
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