Device for Collecting Soiled Objects
AssigneeSanalife B.V.
InventorAnthonius Gerardus Adrianus Van Veen
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AssigneeSanalife B.V.
InventorAnthonius Gerardus Adrianus Van Veen
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A device for collecting soiled objects, such as used diapers, comprising a collecting container (1) closable by a cover (2) having a cover section (6) with a tubular chamber (7) open at one end providing an inlet/outlet opening (8), said cover section (6) being movable between a first position, in which an object may be deposited from the outside through said opening (8) into said chamber (7), and a second position, in which said object may drop through said opening (8) into the collecting container (1) and a transfer bag (12) of a flexible material removably mounted within said chamber (7), said bag (12) being open at one end and having a bottom cooperating with an expel body (11d) at the opposite end, wherein the collar (12b) of the transfer bag (12) is attached to said opening (8) by a locking ring (13).
A device for collecting soiled objects, such as used diapers, comprising a collecting container closable by a cover, wherein said cover comprises a section with a tubular chamber that is open at one end and thereby provided with an inlet/outlet opening, said cover section being movable in use—with the collecting container closed—between a first position, in which an object may be deposited from the outside through said opening into said chamber, and a second position, in which said object may drop through said opening into the collecting container and wherein a transfer bag of a flexible material is removably mounted within said chamber, said bag being open at one end and having a bottom cooperating with an expel body at the opposite end, characterized in that the transfer bag is attached to a collar, which is rigid as compared with the flexibility of the bag material and the height of which is of the order of half the length of said chamber, which collar—together with said transfer bag—can be moved into/out of said chamber and locked therein against undesired outward movement by means of a locking ring that cooperates with the edge of said opening.
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