Tamper-proof seals

Receptacles – Closures – With closure opening arrangements for means

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220375, 150 5, 222541, 215306, 215250, B65D 4132

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ABSTRACT:
A seal in or for a blood bag has a first tamperproof seal consisting of a tube with an end wall separated by a line of weakening from an access passage. The line of weakening is torn open to gain access to the passage. The end wall is attached also by a flexible strap, and the action of tearing the line of weakening open renders available a plug also borne by the strap. Resealing by this plug is also tamper-proof in the sense that the plug cannot be removed without evidence that removal has been done or attempted.

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