| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 220495060 |
Removable bag liner
| 130 |
| 220495040 |
Means for venting air trapped between the liner and its receptacle
| 13 |
| 220495030 |
Receptacle for food or beverage
| 11 |
| 220495020 |
Paint receptacle
| 8 |
| 220495050 |
Liner interior accessible through an aperture in a receptacle wall or closure | 5 |
| 20090020532 | Method and System for Installing a Water Storage Device - The present invention relates to a method and system for correctly installing a flexible liner in a tank for water storage. The present invention in the preferred form relates to the use of a substantially rigid outlet ( | 01-22-2009 |
| 20090114655 | WATER STORAGE TANK - A water storage tank is disclosed. The tank comprises an outer shell ( | 05-07-2009 |
| 20110139788 | Oil Storage and Transportation Apparatus - The present invention is an apparatus with flexible membrane for oil storage and transportation, comprising of outer wall, installation opening, blocking cover, oil inlet, oil outlet and breathing orifice. The membrane is arranged in outer wall and fixed in the installation opening or the fixing part of outer wall. The rest of membrane is separated from outer wall. Valve and quick coupling are arranged in both oil inlet and oil outlet. The chamber made of membrane stores the oil in a sealed condition to let the breathing take place outside the membrane so as to prevent direct breathing of oil with air, reduce breathing loss, protect the environment, minimize oxidation of oil, prevent water from entering oil and improve the quality of oil. Also, it prevents oil vapor from mixing with air to improve the safety of storage and transportation as well as reduce the risk of fire and explosion. The flexible structure of the membrane facilitates the resistance to impact and other outer forces. According to the type of materials to be stored, different membranes can be chosen to store and transport liquid chemicals under low and ordinary pressure. This way of storage and transportation not only is environmental-friendly, safe and energy-saving, but also eliminates most of current oil vapor pollution. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20100200591 | CONTAINER - The present invention relates to a container ( | 08-12-2010 |
| 20120211494 | WASTE-DISPOSAL SYSTEM FOR FILM-DISPENSING UNITS - A waste-disposal unit comprises a bin having an open top end for accessing an inner cavity of the bin. A support in the bin is adapted to support a bag unit at the open top end for waste to be received in the bag unit in the inner cavity of the bin. A covering device is removably positioned on the bin at the open top end. The covering device comprises a body for covering at least a portion of the bag unit when installed on the top open end. A downward projection on the covering device, the downward projection adapted to have at least a tip thereof positioned lower than an uppermost edge of the bag unit, and inward of an outermost edge of the bag unit in the inner cavity of the bin. A method for inserting a bag unit in the bin is also provided. | 08-23-2012 |
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| 20110278302 | Method for manufacturing a secondary containment liner system - A method of assembling a secondary containment liner includes providing at least a pair of uncoated, impermeable sheet components. Respective substrate elements are secured to corresponding edges of the sheet components such that the substrate elements overlap the corresponding edges of the respective sheet components. The substrate elements are themselves overlapped and an impermeable coating is applied to the overlapping substrate elements to sealably bond the adjoining sheet components to one another and thereby define an assembled liner. | 11-17-2011 |
| 20090308871 | Liner for Container with Side Door - A moisture proof liner and method for installing the liner in an elongated container for shipping cargo is provided. The method may include the steps of providing said liner to be placed in the container, cutting an access opening in at least one of the side panels, attaching a lateral tube to form a transfer passage, positioning the liner in the container and erecting the liner by differential pressure, holding the tube open, transferring the cargo through the opening and closing the opening to seal the liner. The method may also include the steps of providing said liner, forming an access opening, and positioning said liner in the container such that the liner is free-standing. | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100170904 | TRASH CAN RESTRICT TOP - The subject invention relates to a trash can that comprises a base and a liner supported by the base to receive and store trash. A body, supported by the base, houses the liner and a top comprising a support wall supported by the body and two doors rotatably supported by said top support wall, wherein each door is hinged on one side to said support wall. At least one L-shaped bracket is positioned against one top door and connected to the body via a pin. At least one lift rod with a first end operatively connected to each of the L-shaped brackets. A lift bar interfaces with a second end of each of the two lift rods. A pedal mechanically connected to the lift bar moves the lift bar in a downward motion to pull the lift rods down thereby rotating the L-shaped bracket about the pin to extend each L-shaped bracket in an upward motion to open each top door. | 07-08-2010 |
| 20110186579 | CONTAINER FOR HOLDING SMALL ITEMS - A package is provided for housing one or more product items, including a lid ( | 08-04-2011 |
| 20100187234 | Receptacle liner - A liner is provided for a generally cylindrical bucket having an upper rim, a contiguous side wall and a bottom defining an interior, and a handle mechanism on an outer surface of the sidewall. The liner includes a collar portion adapted and constructed to snap-fit onto the upper rim of the bucket. A liner body is secured to the collar portion, and has a shape generally conforming to the interior of the bucket. At least one tab is secured to the collar portion. The tab has a shape and location adapted and constructed to facilitate removal of the liner from the bucket At least one overhang is secured to the liner and engages the bucket handle mechanism to support the liner. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100163563 | RECLOSABLE CONTAINER - A reclosable container for consumer items includes a box, a lid hingedly connected to the box, an inner liner wrapped around the consumer items, the inner liner including a section defining an opening for allowing access to the consumer items, means to open and reclose the opening, and an inner frame attached to the box. The inner frame includes a free inner frame portion protruding from the box towards the opening in the inner liner. The free inner frame portion includes a cut out and the inner frame is attached to the inner liner proximate to the cut out. | 07-01-2010 |
| 20100001002 | FLUID RECEIVER HAVING REMOVABLE SLEEVE - Described herein are several embodiments and implementations of a fluid receiver with a removable sleeve. According to one representative embodiment, an apparatus for receiving a fluid from a fluid source includes a base having an inlet and an outlet. The base defines an interior cavity through which fluid is flowable from the inlet to the outlet. The apparatus also includes a valve that is movable relative to the base between a closed and open position. In the closed position, the valve is in sealing engagement with the base to prevent fluid flow through the inlet. In the open position, the valve allows fluid flow through the inlet. The apparatus further includes a removable sleeve that is removably securable about a portion of the base. The valve remains in the closed position as the removable sleeve is removed from and secured about the base. | 01-07-2010 |
| 20110056951 | STORAGE CONTAINERS FOR TEST ELEMENTS - A container includes an external housing having a sidewall extending between a first end and a second end, and an internal chamber extending between the first and second ends and surrounded by the sidewall. The container includes a sleeve member in the internal chamber. The sleeve member may include corrugated desiccant in communication with the internal chamber, or a porous member to maintain desiccant between the internal chamber and the sidewall. The container may also include at least one component in the internal chamber, such as a test element, for use with a biosensor. Other embodiments include unique methods, systems, kits, assemblies, equipment, and/or apparatus which are related to containers including one or more desiccants or desiccant materials. | 03-10-2011 |
| 20110100995 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPOSING WASTE PACKAGES SUCH AS DIAPERS - Systems and methods for facilitating hygienic storage and disposal of waste packages such as used disposable diapers include a housing, a lid, and a bag unit having a bag frame and an attached single use flexible bag. The flexible bag is pleated and larger in cross-section at a lower portion than it is at the connection to the bag frame. The bag frame is releasably mounted to the housing so that it will not rotate. The lower portion of the flexible bag is positioned in a storage chamber of the housing that is shaped so as to align and center the bag. A rotatable member having radially extending flexible fingers is engaged with an intermediate portion of the bag. When the lid is closed, the rotatable member will twist the intermediate portion of the bag, sealing odors in the lower portion of the bag. A parent or caregiver will push the waste package through the resistance of the twisted intermediate portion into the lower portion of the bag, and close the lid to re-seal the twisted portion. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20110253722 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR WATERPROOFING A MOBILE DEVICE - A method for waterproofing a mobile device and a waterproofed mobile device are provided. The method is designed to keep the internal components from elements, such as water, the can damage the mobile device. The method adds a protective coating of a lightweight sealable, heat shrinkable plastic to the internal components of the mobile device and heat shrinks the ends of the of the a lightweight sealable, heat shrinkable plastic together to waterproof the internal components. | 10-20-2011 |
| 20110024429 | ASSEMBLY OF A CONTAINER AND A CLOSURE - An assembly of a container and a closure: the container having an outer shelf with a neck portion defining a first access opening and a flexible inner bag having a neck finish defining second access opening; the closure being fixed to the container, said closure having at least two access ports positioned in front of said access openings and; the assembly including a seal positioned between the closure and the container, wherein the seal has at least two distinct sealing members, one positioned between the closure and the neck portion, the other positioned between the closure and the neck finish. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110100996 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPOSING WASTE PACKAGES SUCH AS DIAPERS - Systems and methods for facilitating hygienic storage and disposal of waste packages such as used disposable diapers include a housing, a lid, and a bag unit having a bag frame and an attached single use flexible bag. The flexible bag is pleated and larger in cross-section at a lower portion than it is at the connection to the bag frame. The bag frame is releasably mounted to the housing so that it will not rotate. The lower portion of the flexible bag is positioned in a storage chamber of the housing that is shaped so as to align and center the bag. A rotatable member having radially extending flexible fingers is engaged with an intermediate portion of the bag. When the lid is closed, the rotatable member will twist the intermediate portion of the bag, sealing odors in the lower portion of the bag. A parent or caregiver will push the waste package through the resistance of the twisted intermediate portion into the lower portion of the bag, and close the lid to re-seal the twisted portion. | 05-05-2011 |
| 20100018978 | CONTAINER LINER REFLECTIVE ON BOTH SIDES AND SPACED FROM CONTAINER WALL - A liner for a shipping container or the like has a sheet of reflective material spaced from the inner walls of the container by spacers. | 01-28-2010 |
| 20090101651 | DISPOSABLE CAN - “The invention relates to a disposable can formed at least partly by flexible film material, where | 04-23-2009 |
| 20120305566 | PACKAGING - The packaging comprising an essentially dimensionally stable, elastically deformable external container, an easily deformable inner bag arranged therein, which receives the filling material, and a valve, is characterized in that the valve comprises a base body which extends over the opening of the external container and comprises at least one through opening for the filling material and a pin oriented away from the external container, and a cap which is fastened to the neck of the external container and covers the base body and the upper end wall of which is formed by a membrane which delimits a receiving chamber for the filling material between the cap and the base body and comprises an outlet opening for the filling material which in the unpressurized state of the packaging is closed by the pin in that the membrane with the area containing the outlet opening rests under preload on the pin, the membrane being lifted from the pin upon exertion of pressure on the external container by the pressurized filling material contained in the receiving chamber, so that filling material can exit, and that the cap comprises an air chamber which is separated from the receiving chamber for the filling material and sealed relative to the receiving chamber and the external container and which is connected via at least one hole through the wall of the external container to the intermediate chamber between the external container and the inner bag and via at least one venting valve to the exterior atmosphere. | 12-06-2012 |
| 20110315687 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR REDUCING AND PREVENTING EMISSIONS FROM LIQUID STORAGE TANKS - The invention relates to a system for use interiorly in a storage tank ( | 12-29-2011 |
| 20110315686 | Refillable Product Dispenser System - A refillable product dispenser system for powdered infant formula includes a reusable container having an initial product bag received in the container. Refills for the reusable container are provided in similar refill product bags which may be of lesser volume than the initial product bag. The refill bags may be packaged in a refill outer package containing two or more refill bags. | 12-29-2011 |
| 20120043333 | DISPENSER AND DISPOSAL APPARATUS AND SYSTEM - A dispenser and disposal system comprising: a cup, the cup comprising and interior volume, and an exterior surface; a lid removably attachable to the cup, the lid having a top side and an underside; a first pouch in communication with the lid, located in the interior volume, and in communication with the first slot, the first pouch comprising a first end that is generally adjacent to the lid, and a second end distal to the lid, and wherein the first end generally comprises an opening to the first pouch; and a second pouch in communication with the lid, located in the interior volume; and in communication with the second slot, the second pouch comprising a first end that is generally adjacent to the lid, and a second end distal to the lid, and wherein the first end generally comprises an opening to the second pouch. | 02-23-2012 |
| 20090242566 | Multi-Product Tank - A means of storing multiple bulk liquids inside one storage tank which involves the installation of flexible internal tank(s) where such internal tank(s) comprise at least partially rigid end caps ( | 10-01-2009 |
| 20120152957 | Sterilization Container With Releasable and Permanent Lock - A container for sterilizing and storing surgical materials and preserving surgical materials in a sterilized condition is provided. The container can include a lid and tray that may be used to contain an instrument basket for sterilization. The container has a lock that releasably holds the lid and tray together and that can rotate into a second position, after it is released, and non-releasably lock into the second position. | 06-21-2012 |
| 20120055932 | FLEXIBLE CONTAINER FOR PACKAGING SOLID PARTICULATE MATERIALS IN BULK, AND USE THEREOF - A flexible container for packaging solid particulate materials in bulk, includes a bottom ( | 03-08-2012 |
| 20120074149 | HYGIENIC SYSTEM AND ARTICLE FOR USE AT AIRPORTS - An hygienic system for use at airports includes a TSA security bin defining a hollow rectangular tray having a major axis, a minor axis, a depth, peripheral edges and an open mouth into which articles of passengers are temporarily placed; and an hygienic cover for the tray formed of a cleanable material or disposable material provided with rectilinear score or fold lines which, when folded, closely approximate all interior dimensions of the rectangular tray and dimensions of the peripheral edges of the tray and may then be slip-fit into the tray. | 03-29-2012 |
| 20120261422 | DISPOSABLE LINER FOR A COOLER - A liner for use with a cooler. is disclosed. In one embodiment, the liner has a body forming a containment space. An opening is connected to the containment space, wherein the opening comprises two pairs of opposed sides with adjacent sides connected together by corners, the opening thereby forming either a rectangular or square shape. Further, at least one of the corners has an extended portion extending outwardly from the respective sides associated with the corner. In some embodiments, two or more of the corners has an extended portion extending outwardly from the respective sides associated with the corner. In other embodiments, the liner has a straight edge where none of the corners have an extended portion extending outwardly from the respective sides associated with the corners. | 10-18-2012 |
| 20110036845 | CONTAINER COMPRISING AN INNER LINING, A METHOD OF APPLYING SUCH A LINING TO A CONTAINER AND USE OF A PEEL-ABLE COATING AS AN INNER LINING IN A CONTAINER - The invention relates to a container ( | 02-17-2011 |
