Crimping device for safely disposing a continuous liner bag containing toxic material
OwnerShreepad Hegdeinventor
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Abstract
Implemented is a crimping device for safely disposing a continuous liner bag containing toxic material. The crimping device includes a female lobe, a male lobe, and two sleeves in which one is connectable with a semi-circular opening of the male lobe and the other is connectable with a semi-circular opening of the female lobe. The crimping device further includes cap movably connected with the male lobe and the female lobe. Furthermore, each of the sleeves is provided with matching ribs and serration in its interior. The female lobe and the male lobe are connected by engaging a hinge with twin hinges. Moreover, an underside of the cap body is stepped in construction to accommodate a blade, when assembled.
Claims10
A crimping device for safely disposing a continuous liner bag containing toxic material, the crimping device comprising:
- a female lobe having a first body, ribs on a central semi-circular opening, a ratchet slot, a slider slot, a blade, a hinge, a latch finger, an interlocking slot and a latch guide;
- a male lobe having a second body, ribs inside a central semi-circular opening of the male lobe, a twin ratchet finger protruding from the second body, a slider, a flap, twin hinges, a latch spot, a stub, and a tag locator;
- two sleeves, one connectable with the semi-circular opening of male lobe and other connectable with the semi-circular opening of the female lobe wherein each of the sleeves is provided with the matching ribs and serration in an interior;
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- a cap movable connected with the male lobe and the female lobe the cap having a cap body, double latch pins or self-locking with a latch pin locator, a cover, a cap hinge provided with a pin and a relief step provided on the cap body proximal to the hinge pin,
- wherein the female lobe and the male lobe are connected by engaging the hinge with the twin hinges;
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- wherein an underside of the cap body is stepped in construction to accommodate the blade when assembled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.