Material dispensing packaging
Assignee2 Group LLC
InventorMatthew D McCarthy
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Abstract
The asphalt sealer packaging and dispensing system includes a pre-portioned, modular containment for a volume of cold pour asphalt sealer. The modular containment forms a cube shaped outer corrugated cardboard housing having a high temperature stable bladder insert. The bladder insert forms an upper handle that may extend through a first slot for handling and control of the outer housing. A dispensing tab may be formed as a tongue extension that extends through an opposing second slot. Shearing the outer terminus of the tongue extension thereby forms a shaped spout for allowing a linear output of asphalt sealer to be directly dispensed into a target surface.
Claims19
A bucketless dispensing packaging system consisting essentially of:
- an outer housing having a polyhedral shape having at least six side panels circumscribing an accessible interior volume, said polyhedral shape forming at least a first slot on a first side panel and a second slot on a second side panel opposite the first side panel in an arrangement to be angularly opposed with the first slot, the first slot being positioned at an upper edge of the first side panel and the second slot being positioned at a lower edge of the second side panel opposed to said upper edge;
- a containment bladder insert fitting within said interior volume and forming a membrane sidewall that forms a material storage volume, the membrane sidewall including at least one upper handle member and a lower tongue projection;
- the at least one upper handle member projecting through the at least one first slot positioned at an upper portion of the first side panel;
- the lower tongue projection extending through the second slot positioned at a lower portion of the second side panel;
- said tongue projection forming a conduit in a gravity urged fluid communication with said material storage volume from the upper handle;
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- a conduit closure comprising a connector, adhesive or weld, said conduit closure adapted for forming at least a controlled fluid discharge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.