20240043199. CLAMSHELL PACKAGING CONTAINER simplified abstract (MARS, INCORPORATED)
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CLAMSHELL PACKAGING CONTAINER
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Paul J. Angeloni of Chicago IL (US)
Ross Bartels of Chicago IL (US)
William Tham of Chicago IL (US)
Stephen H. Quinn of Chicago IL (US)
Christopher H. Cunningham of Chicago IL (US)
CLAMSHELL PACKAGING CONTAINER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240043199 titled 'CLAMSHELL PACKAGING CONTAINER
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes clamshell packaging containers and methods of making them. The container consists of two shell portions that create a product cavity. A bridging portion is connected to the first shell portion at a first hinge and the second shell portion at a second hinge. This allows the bridging portion to pivot relative to each shell portion in both assembled and disassembled configurations.
- The container is made up of two shell portions and a bridging portion.
- The bridging portion is connected to the shell portions at hinges, allowing it to pivot.
- The container can be assembled or disassembled depending on the configuration.
- The purpose of the invention is to provide a versatile clamshell packaging solution.
Potential applications of this technology:
- Packaging for various consumer products such as electronics, toys, or food items.
- Shipping containers for fragile or delicate items.
- Display cases for retail stores.
Problems solved by this technology:
- Provides a secure and protective packaging solution for products.
- Allows for easy access to the product while maintaining its integrity.
- Offers flexibility in packaging design and customization.
Benefits of this technology:
- Enhanced product protection during transportation and storage.
- Improved accessibility for consumers to view and handle the product.
- Versatile design options for different types of products.
Original Abstract Submitted
clamshell packaging containers and methods of making them are disclosed. a container includes a first shell portion and a complementary second shell portion that defines a product cavity. a bridging portion coupled to the first shell portion at a first hinge and the second shell portion at a second hinge such that the bridging portion is pivotable relative to each of the first shell portion at the first hinge and the second shell portion at the second hinge in a disassembled configuration, and is pivotable relative to one of the first shell portion at the first hinge and the second shell portion at the second hinge in an assembled configuration.
