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US 5,108,382 AGranted
Disposable containers
AssigneeTimbale Corporation NV
InventorsJohn R. Wright, Bruce Samways
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Abstract
A water closet-disposable container is disclosed, the container having a wall comprising a backing layer, an inwardly-presented water-impermeable layer and an outer wall formed of a material having characteristics similar to those of the backing layer. The container is formed by sealing together juxtaposed marginal edge portions of the water impermeable layer, and the projecting marginal edge portions of the backing layer and the outer wall.
Claims9
A water closet disposable ostomy bag comprising:
- walls, each having an outer edge, formed of a composite sheet material comprising an outwardly presented backing layer composed of a material which is cohesive when dry but which is dissolved or dispersed when immersed in moving water produced on flushing of a water closet and an inwardly presented layer composed of a water-impermeable material which is mechanically disintegratable after said outwardly presented backing layer is dispersed or dissolved during said flushing, said two walls being heat sealed together at said outer edges with said inwardly presented layers facing each other;
- an aperture defined by an opening in one of said walls;
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- an access port, comprising a water-closet disposable annulus, disposed in said aperture and bonded to said one of said walls proximate said aperture, said access port providing means of connection to a stoma of a patient, said access port being dissolved or dispersed after being immersed in moving water produced on flushing of a water closet.
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A water closet disposable ostomy bag comprising:
- an inner wall;
- at least one outer wall;
- an aperture defined by an opening formed in at least said at least one outer wall;
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- an access port, comprising a water closet disposable annulus having an inner face, mounted over said aperture and providing means of connection to a stoma of a patient;
- wherein:
- said inner wall comprises a backing layer formed of a material which is cohesive when dry but which is dissolved or dispersed when immersed in moving water produced on flushing of a water closet and an inwardly presented layer, formed of a water-impermeable, which acts as a water barrier only so long as its integrity is maintained by the backing layer and is disintegrated after the backing layer is dispersed or dissolved by immersion in a flushed water closet,
- said outer wall formed of a material which is cohesive when dry but which is dissolved or dispersed when immersed in moving water produced on flushing of a water closet,
- said inwardly presented layer having marginal edge portions, said backing layer having first corresponding marginal edge portions and said at least one outer wall having second corresponding marginal edge portions which extend beyond said marginal edge portions of said inwardly presented layer, said marginal edge portions of said inwardly presented layer being sealed together and said second corresponding marginal edge portions of said at least one outer wall being sealed to said first corresponding marginal edge portions of said backing layer,
- said access port being dissolved or dispersed when immersed in moving water produced on flushing of a water closet, said inner face coated with said water-impermeable material.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.