Special receptacle or package – Shock protection type – Inflated retainer
Patent
1991-10-29
1992-08-11
Garbe, Stephen P.
Special receptacle or package
Shock protection type
Inflated retainer
383 3, 383 38, 383119, 426106, 426414, B65D 3022, B65D 3302, B65D 3304, B65D 8530
Patent
active
051371545
ABSTRACT:
A structure for a food bag that is suitable for a larger than usual sized bag is described as being formed of two sections of a flexible material. The two sections of flexible material are arranged one over the other and sealed around their periphery. Another sealing line is located along at least one side spaced from the one periphery line to form an elongated stiffening compartment when filled with a suitable gas, such as air, under pressure. The remaining space between the sealed sections forms a food compartment that is maintained in an erect, upright position by the elongated stiffening compartment.
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Clarkson Douglas M.
Clarkson Douglas M.
Garbe Stephen P.
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