Compostable sleeve apparatus and method of manufacture
OwnerKlara Tess Grant, Irma Wilhelmina Grant +1inventors
InventorsKlara Tess Grant, Irma Wilhelmina Grant, Aydin Mehrage
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OwnerKlara Tess Grant, Irma Wilhelmina Grant +1inventors
InventorsKlara Tess Grant, Irma Wilhelmina Grant, Aydin Mehrage
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A compostable sleeve apparatus for beverage containers addresses environmental concerns in packaging technology by utilizing biodegradable materials, such as corn husks, to form an insulating sleeve. This design reduces reliance on non-biodegradable materials and minimizes ecological impact. The sleeve comprises a body formed from a molded biodegradable pulp mixture, featuring an inner surface configured to receive a beverage container and an outer surface providing thermal insulation. The manufacturing process involves washing, processing, and soaking the raw biodegradable material, adjusting pH with soda ash, boiling, mashing into pulp, and forming the sleeve using a mold. The sleeve is then compressed, dried, and secured with biodegradable adhesive. This apparatus offers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging, supporting sustainable waste management practices. The primary use is to insulate beverage containers while being compostable, thus reducing landfill waste and promoting environmental sustainability.
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A method for manufacturing a compostable sleeve apparatus for insulating a beverage container, comprising:
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