Liner for a cargo container
OwnerVictor T. Podd, Sr., Victor I. Podd, Jr. +1inventors
InventorsVictor T. Podd, Sr., Victor I. Podd, Jr., Stephen D. Podd
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OwnerVictor T. Podd, Sr., Victor I. Podd, Jr. +1inventors
InventorsVictor T. Podd, Sr., Victor I. Podd, Jr., Stephen D. Podd
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A flexible liner for lining the interior of a cargo container, and including a multitude of unique connecting segments spaced along edges of the liner to help secure the liner in the cargo container. Each of these connecting segments comprises a multitude of layers located one on top of another and held together over a given area. The layers of a first type of connecting segment include a respective one portion of a first liner panel, a respective one portion of a second liner panel, and first and second sections of a respective one reinforcing member. The layers of each of these connecting segments form a through opening extending through the connecting segment and spaced from the perimeter thereof. The layers of a second type of connecting segment include a respective one portion of a first liner panel, a respective one portion of a second liner panel, first and second sections of a respective one first reinforcing member, and a respective one second reinforcing member. In each of these second type of connecting segments, the fifth layer of connecting segment is captured between a pair of other layers, and is spaced from the perimeter, of the connecting segment.
A liner for a cargo container defining an interior cargo space, a liner comprising a flexible and expandable body adapted to fit inside the cargo space and defining an interior to hold a bulk cargo, the expandable body including at least first and second adjacent panels forming an edge, a multitude of reinforcing members and a multitude of connecting segments located adjacent said edge;
A method of forming a connecting segment on a flexible liner for a cargo container, the flexible liner defining an interior to hold a bulk cargo and including at least first and second adjacent panels forming an edge, the method comprising:
A liner for a cargo container defining an interior cargo space, the liner comprising a flexible and expandable body adapted to fit inside the cargo space and defining an interior to hold a bulk cargo, the expandable body including at least first and second adjacent panels forming an edge, a multitude of first reinforcing members, a multitude of second reinforcing members, and a multitude of connecting segments located along said edge to help connect the liner to the cargo container;
A cargo container, comprising:
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