Barrier package for photographic film products
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsSusan L. Light, Luke T. Faulstick, William G. Hoyt
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsSusan L. Light, Luke T. Faulstick, William G. Hoyt
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A package structure 10 for storing and transporting photographic film magazines comprises a container 12 having a open end 24 and a base 14 supporting opposing end walls 16 and opposing side walls 20,24. Side walls 20,22 have a plurality of spaced apart recesses 32,34, respectively, forming chambers or receptacles 30, for frictionally receiving the end portion and the hub extending from the opposite end portion of the 135 photographic film magazines disposed therein. A lid member 26, made from a flexible opaque laminate material environmentally compatible with the container 12, is hermetically sealed to a flange member 42 formed in the top edge 28 of the end and side walls 16,20,22. The sealed package 10 protects the enclosed product from deleterious environmental effects, such as dirt, light and moisture, and is convenient to use.
A package containing photographic film magazines, in an environment substantially free of moisture, dirt, and light, and wherein said photographic film magazines each comprises a pair of end portions, one of said pair of end portions of each said photographic film magazine having a hub extending axially therefrom, the package further comprising:
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