Pouch assembly for use in a container
AssigneeBradford Company
InventorsJudson Bradford, Donald Bazany
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Abstract
A pouch assembly is provided for use in a shipping container. The pouch assembly comprises dunnage in the form of a plurality of pouches for storing and transporting parts. The pouch assembly includes two end panels located inside the container and flexible support rods extending between the end panels for supporting individual pouches. The pouch assembly provides vertical access to product residing inside the pouches or cells inside the container.
Claims17
A pouch assembly for use in a container, said pouch assembly:
- comprising:
- a pair of end panels, each of said end panels having inner and outer walls, each of said walls having a hole therein;
- support rods extending between said end panels, each of said support rods passing through one of said holes in each of said walls of said end panels;
- and
- pouches supported by said support rods.
A pouch assembly for use in a container, said pouch assembly comprising:
- a pair of end panels, each of the end panels having a plurality of holes therethrough;
- a plurality of support rods extending between the end panels, each of the support rods passing through at least two of the holes in each of the end panels;
- and
- pouches supported by the support rods.
A pouch assembly for use in a container, said pouch assembly comprising:
- a pair of end panels, each of the end panels having a plurality of holes therethrough;
- a plurality of flexible support rods extending between the end panels, each of the support rods passing through at least two aligned holes in each of the end panels;
- and
- dunnage hanging from the support rods.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.