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ISLN:
912596622
Admitted:
1997
University:
DePaul University Kellstadt Graduate School of Business, M.B.A., 1997; Indiana University Kelley School of Business, B.S., 1993
Todd H. Huffman - Richmond VA, US Christopher J. Parks - Ellicott City MD, US Christopher J. Hession - Richmond VA, US Jack Leong Hung Lum - Laurel MD, US
Assignee:
MeadWestvaco Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
B65D005/54 B65D005/72
US Classification:
22912508, 22912501, 229216, 229219, 229237
Abstract:
A reclosable locking container and method for packaging dry materials, comprising a box formed from a foldable substrate and a molded reclosable, locking fitment, said fitment being lockable in the open or closed position. The container of the invention may be adapted to provide barrier packaging of materials to extend the shelf life thereof by incorporating a barrier material, fin seal closure elements and optionally a skived side seam, and a tearable perforated opening.
A package includes a blank having a face panel and a back panel. The face panel includes apertures and face tabs. The back panel includes gates that correspond with apertures, and tab strips that overlap the gates and are adjoined to back tabs. A blister pack is sealed between the face panel and the back panel whereby blisters align over gates and protrude through apertures, and tabs and form a composite pull tab. To remove an item from a blister, the pull tab is pressed out of the panels, the tab strip is peeled from the back panel, and pressure is applied to force the item through the backing sheet of the blister pack and the exposed gate.
A blister and package system () made of a blister card () and an outer package () with unique interacting locking mechanisms (). The blister card is inserted in the outer package and locks immediately without having to further process the outer package or the blister card. The user is able to expose the blisters from the outer package by disengaging the lock. The blister card includes a formable, pliable sheet material (), into which one or more individual cavities or blisters () are formed. The separated cavities are loaded with product () and sealed with one or more layers of puncturable or tearable sheet material, such as aluminum foil (). The blister card contains a stop (), which may be one or more additional cavities that form an interference mechanism, or an interference blister cavity. The interference blister is trapped by a locking mechanism and stopped by a catch flap () included in the outer package.
The invention provides a substantially child resistant package. A gate panel () and a tab panel () are secured to an aperture panel (). At least one aperture () is formed on the aperture panel. At least one gate () is formed on the gate panel and is aligned with the aperture when the gate panel is in contact with the aperture panel. At least one partially detachable tab () is formed on the tab panel and is aligned with the gate when the tab panel is in contact with the gate panel. In an exemplary package, a blister is aligned with and secured to the aperture panel. The gate panel is folded and secured to the aperture panel and blister package. The tab panel is folded and covers at least some portion of the gate panel.
An improved insert card is provided. The various embodiments include improved hinges, locking tabs, ribs, detachable base panel with center bar, grips, fold-resisting abutments, and fold-over panels.
A package includes a slide card that is received in an outer sleeve having a false end wall. The false end wall extends between a top wall and a bottom wall to enhance the structural integrity of the outer sleeve. The false end wall provides child resistance in that it prevents a user from manipulating the outer sleeve to inadvertently disengage a locking feature that lockably retains a slide card in the outer sleeve. The false end wall also prevents a user from accessing the slide card through an opening that is created by removing an end wall.
Christopher J. Hession - Mechanicsville VA, US Meredith Karow - Hatboro PA, US
Assignee:
MeadWestvaco Corporation - Richmond VA
International Classification:
B65D 73/00
US Classification:
206462, 206764, 206461
Abstract:
A display card () including a front layer () and a back layer (), wherein at least a portion of the front layer () is connected to at least a portion of the back layer (), a blister () supported by at least one of the front layer () and the back layer (), and at least one support tube () defined by the front layer () and the back layer (), wherein the support tube is formed by folding the front layer () relative to the back layer ().