Containers of flexible material
OwnerFrank J. Rowellinventor
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Abstract
The invention provides a container preferably made from sheet plastics comprising a bag containing a tubular valve member, the bag being sealed with a seam at each end, the top seal having an opening therein for entry of an access tube into the valve member, and the valve member having a sealing seam which facilitates piercing of the access tube through the valve member into the bag. A second bag may be provided within the first bag.
Claims4
A device comprising a container through which extends a tube of flexible material, an opening being provided in the container through which access can be gained to the interior of the tube and container characterized by:
- (a) the container (1) being an outer (first) tube of flexible sheet material,
- (b) an inner (second) tube (2) extending through the top and bottom of the outer tube,
- (c) the inner and outer tubes being sealed together at the top and bottom by first and second seals (3, 6A) extending across the tubes,
- (d) a third seal (3A) being provided partly across the inner tube between the top and bottom seals, and
- (e) an opening (4) being provided through the top seal leading to the interior of the inner tube.
A device comprising a container through which extends a tube of flexible material, an opening being provided in the container through which access can be gained to the interior of the tube and container characterized by:
- (a) the container (1) being an outer (first) tube of flexible sheet material,
- (b) an inner (second) tube (2) extending through the top and bottom of the outer tube,
- (c) the inner and outer tubes being sealed together at the top and bottom by first and second seals (3,6A) extending across the tubes,
- (d) a third seal (3A) being provided partly across the inner tube between the top and bottom seals,
- (e) an opening (4) being provided through the top seal leading to the interior of the inner tube,
- (f) a third tube (B2 FIG. 5) within the first tube and around the second tube, and
- (g) a fourth seal (D) extending across the second tube and partly across the third tube between the ends of the second tube to form two parts of the third tube in communication with each other, an opening being provided through the fourth seal (D) within the region of the second tube, said first and second tubes containing substances to be mixed together.
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