Special receptacle or package – For body treatment article or material – Bandage – drape or dressing
Patent
1984-04-26
1986-03-25
Shoap, Allan N.
Special receptacle or package
For body treatment article or material
Bandage, drape or dressing
206303, 206310, 206404, 211 40, 220306, 220326, 292 87, 292318, 369280, B65D 8530, B65D 4518
Patent
active
045777560
ABSTRACT:
A protective canister for computer discs comprises a hollow tube and a pair of end caps for closing the tube and fixing a central post therein. A stack of alternate computer discs and spacers having aligned central apertures is loaded onto the center post and clamped in the canister by way of a pair of platforms carried by the end caps about the central post. The elements of the canister are preferably constructed from hydrocarbon-based polymers and, after loading, the canister is sealed in shrink film so that the discs are protected in an environment which is free of particulate matter.
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Hennessy Michael P.
Prueher Andrew B.
Gehman Bryon
Shoap Allan N.
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