Method for inserting one or more canisters into a flexible pouch in a predetermined orientation
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJames B. Roy, John DePoint JR., Gary E. Merz, Marion T. Juskiewicz
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJames B. Roy, John DePoint JR., Gary E. Merz, Marion T. Juskiewicz
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A method for inserting one or more canisters into a flexible pouch includes having the pouch with a re-sealable end portion for permitting insertion of the canisters. The pouch also includes a collapsible and flexible floor portion on which one or more of the canisters are positioned. A side portion encloses the canisters and connects the end portion to the floor portion. The method further comprises positioning the canisters into a position adjacent the pouch, and attaching one or more of the canisters to a mechanical arm for providing transportation to the pouches. The canisters are placed through the re-sealable open end and onto the collapsible and flexible floor portion so that the floor portion forms a stable storage platform for the canisters.
A method for inserting one or more articles of manufacture into a flexible pouch having either a one-time sealable or re-sealable end portion for permitting insertion of the articles of manufacture, a collapsible and flexible floor portion on which one or more of the articles of manufacture are positioned, and a flexible side portion for enclosing the articles of manufacture and connecting the end portion to the floor portion, the method comprising the steps of:
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