Object embedding system
OwnerRussell Stanley, Frank Millerinventors
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing a first embedding system (10) having a first envelope (12) which is made from a first envelope skin (12A) filled with a first envelope compressionable filling (12B). The first envelope skin (12A) is abrasion resistant and has properties of being permeable on the outside and non-permeable on the inside which allows a user to press an object into the first envelope compressionable filling (12B) forming an impression therein. The user thereafter sprays a catalyst onto the first envelope skin (12A) which reacts with the first envelope compressionable filling (12B) forming a permanent impression of the object within which the object is safely stored.
Claims3
A method of embedding an object for protective packaging comprising the steps of:
- A) enclosing within an envelope skin a compressionable filling, said skin being permeable from the outside into said filling:
- B) placing an object on said skin;
- C) applying sufficient pressure on said object so as to form an impression of said object in said skin;
- D) removing said object from said skin;
- E) spraying a sufficient amount of catalyst to the outer surface of skin to saturate said skin and penetrate through said skin into said filling to effect the hardening of said filling;
- F) waiting a sufficient length of time for said filling to harden leaving said impression in said skin;
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- G) replacing said object into said impression.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.