Glow-in-the dark for a Lighting Source including Flexible Packaging for such Light Source
OwnerStephen Roy Nagelinventor
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Abstract
The use of glow-in-the-dark materials, such as phosphors or long-persistent glow materials which incorporate the use of rare earth elements (i.e. “glow materials”); wherein the glow crystal sizes are 0.5 mm to 10.0 mm in size and to be contained or placed in various forms such as solutions, polymer matrixes both rigid and non-rigid, containers, or flexible vacuum pouches or combinations of same wherein the concentration and size of such glow particles create a light source not heretofore achieved by prior art.
Claims3
A method to utilize existing known glow-in-the-dark glow crystals using phosphors or preferred rare earth infused into strontium-aluminates (i.e. glow materials”) that provide long-persistent glow by capturing large particles (0.5 mm to 10.0 mm) of the “glow materials” and placing them into various forms, shapes and sizes using polymer matrixes, solutions or containers that are rigid or semi-rigid in character;
- such that the various forms provide functional light for area lighting or marker identification.
Using the claim above including a vacuum pouch so as to provide a light-weight and efficient spread-out array of such “glow material” crystals throughout the vacuum pouch and thereby creating a new light form that is light-weight and permanently flexible.
Using the claim in 2, above to include the insertion within the vacuum pouch of other attributes such as, but not limited to:
- corporate personalization stickers, safety reflective tape, day glow tapes, tint film with mirror like reflectivity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.