Disposal chain supply systems method and apparatus
AssigneeMedindica-Pak, Inc.
InventorsJack Romano, Adam Smith
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Abstract
This patent application teaches disposal chain supply systems efficiency by integrating liquid delivery containers into a collection system which is easy to use.
Claims2
1) a) receiving an aseptic/sterile fluid enclosing container said container manufactured from a blow moldable material and characterizing its structure by, an axial centerline extending through the center of the top to the center of the base of said container defining a datum reference for structuring a supply chain apparatus in order to seal a composite vacuum draw path, said container having a predetermined volumetric capacity and weight for transferring an aseptic/sterile fluid, a top defining a pour spout opening having a perimeter, a threaded neck extending downwardly away from said top and forming into an outwardly extending sealing surface, a throat/aperture space defining an egress/ingress opening confined within said container neck, a container cap/closure having threads which correspond to said threads of said container neck, a body extending downwardly and outwardly from said sealing surface to said base and forming substantially said volumetric container capacity to hold said predetermined volume of said aseptic/sterile fluid, an upwardly facing flange seal interposed between said container threads and said container body being defined with a sealing surface, and a container height being defined in aggregate a combination of distances along said axial centerline from said top to said thread, said thread to said seal, said seal to said body and said body to said base,
- b) receiving a vacuum exchange plug sized and shaped to dispose within the neck of said container.
- c) uncapping said container and egressing aseptic/sterile fluid,
- d) placing said plug in said neck of said container,
- e) placing said empty container in a fluent material collection system,
- f) placing a lid over said container such that said container neck and said vacuum exchange plug extends through an aperture in said lid allowing said lid to form a vacuum seal with a canister body.
- g) rotating a nut captured by said lid said nut having internal threads which correspond to said container neck threads to create a vacuum seal between said lid and said container without having to rotate said lid,
- h) drawing waste material into said container.
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