Container bag for liquid having a spout
AssigneeDaiwa Can Company
InventorsHidetomo Kohara, Tsuyoshi Kawabata, Susumu Sato, Yuka Tozaki
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Abstract
To prevent a reduction in a bending strength and a buckling strength of a container bag for fluid in which a spout is mounted on an upper end of a trunk section formed of a sheet material. Cells 9 are formed between two films of the sheet material 2 by bonding the films together along bonding lines 8, and inflated with fluid. The cells 9 positioned within a width of the spout in a width direction of the trunk section 5 extends downwardly from a site at which the spout 6 is clamped by the layers of the sheet material 2. A lower end of the spout 6 is situated lower than upper ends of the cells 9.
Claims4
A container bag for liquid having a spout,
- wherein a closed trunk section is formed by folding a sheet material in which at least two films are laminated together, and bonding peripheries of layers of the sheet material overlapped on each other,
- the spout has a higher rigidity than a rigidity of the sheet material, and the spout is clamped by the layers of the sheet material in an upper periphery of the trunk section while communicating with an internal space of the trunk section,
- a plurality of cells are formed between the films of the sheet material forming a side wall of the trunk section by bonding the films together along a bonding line, and fluid is injected into the cell to inflate the cell,
- the spout includes a base portion that is inserted between upper peripheries of the layers of the sheet material and bonded to the sheet material at least partially,
- the base portion includes a skirt portion that is formed below the portion bonded to the layers of the sheet material,
- the cells are formed between the films of each of the layers of the sheet material,
- at least the cell formed within a width of the spout in a width direction of the trunk section extends downwardly from the upper peripheries of the layers of the sheet material, and
- the skirt portion is clamped by the cells formed between the films of each of the layers of the sheet material extending downwardly within the width of the spout in the width direction of the trunk section.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.