Membrane packing

B - Operations – Transporting – 65 – D

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B65D 85/30 (2006.01) B65D 81/07 (2006.01)

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CA 1337489

An improved packing device which holds an article being shipped between membranes. The membranes provide shock adsorption through their own resiliency and by allowing motion when forces in excess of the frictional limit are applied. A pair of rigid frames and having central openings covered by an attached pliable material, form spacers which are forced in intimate contact with a fragile article within its shipping container to absorb shocks, flexion and torsion of the container due to shipping and handling loads. The spacers can be a box-like structure with at least one open face covered with a flexible membrane. The contour of the other faces of the structure are shaped and dimensioned to match the internal geometry of the container. In some applications, the spacer structure is a wedge that fits in one corner of the container. Two to four such wedges are typically used to support the object. The framed membranes offer a versatile substitute for a variety of common packing inserts.

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