Packaging device using membrane, platform and aperture as a means of restraint
OwnerJuanita A. Gonzalesinventor
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Abstract
A packaging device formed of substantially rigid material, comprising a container, such as a cardboard carton, with a sheet of substantially rigid material, such as cardboard, fastened inside some distance above the bottom, with a perforation through the sheet, in which an article of goods to be packaged is wrapped inside of a flexible membrane, such as a plastic bag, with the free ends of the membrane drawn downwards through the perforation and pulled tightly and wrapped around at least one edge of the sheet and fastened with a staple through the membrane and the sheet of substantially rigid material which causes the goods to be held tightly against the sheet in the proximity of the perforation to protect the goods against damage due to rough handling of the container.
Claims3
A package for holding at least one object safe from damage due to rough handling of the package, comprising:
- a cardboard carton having a bottom and sidewalls extending upwardly therefrom,
- a load bearing supporting sheet fastened within said carton a distance above the bottom of said carton and comprising at least one edge, first and second surfaces, and an aperture therethrough,
- said at least one object positioned on the first surface of said supporting sheet in alignment with said aperture and held tightly thereon by a flexible membrane, first portions of said flexible membrane extending about and tightly enveloping said at least one object, second portions of said flexible membrane extending through said aperture and along the second surface of said supporting sheet, and free ends of said flexible membrane being fastened to an edge of said supporting sheet by a metal staple extending through said free ends of said flexible membrane and said edge of said supporting sheet thereby preventing said at least one object from moving in relation to said supporting sheet and thereby protecting said at least one object from damage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.