Cover for protecting articles
AssigneeCocoon Factory
InventorRENÉ LOUCATEL
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Abstract
The invention relates to a cover (10) for protecting at least one article, comprising: a flexible enclosure (12), the flexible enclosure (12) being impermeable to liquids and gases; and a closure (14) designed to be moved between an open position, in which the article can be introduced into the flexible enclosure (12), and a closed position, in which the article is enclosed in an air- and watertight manner in an internal space (16) of the flexible enclosure (12), the movement of the closure (14) from the open position to the closed position causing a quantity of air to become trapped in the internal space (16) of the flexible enclosure (12) so as to form a protective pocket of air around the article.
Claims20
A cover for at least one article comprising:
- a flexible enclosure, the flexible enclosure being impermeable to liquids and gases;
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- a closure arranged to be moved between an open position in which the article can be introduced into the flexible enclosure, and a closed position in which the article is enclosed in an air and watertight manner in an internal space of the flexible enclosure, the movement of the closure from the open position to the closed position causing a quantity of air to become trapped in the internal space of the flexible enclosure so as to form a protective pocket of air around the article.
A manufacturing method for a cover of at least one article comprising the steps of:
- forming a flexible enclosure, the flexible enclosure being impermeable to liquids and gases;
- fastening a closure to the flexible enclosure so as to be movable between an open position in which at least one article can be introduced into the flexible enclosure and a closed position in which the article is enclosed in an air and watertight manner in an internal space of the flexible enclosure, the movement of the closure from the open position to the closed position causing a quantity of air to become trapped in the internal space of the flexible enclosure so as to form a protective pocket of air around the article.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.