Portable Package Design

Biaxially oriented polyester film with non-slip surface, transparency, and easy winding for use in packaging applications like food containers and top seals. The film has two layers, A and B, both containing polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The dynamic friction coefficient of the A layer surface, the friction coefficient between A and B layers, and the haze are controlled within specified ranges to balance slipperiness, transparency, and processability. The film's non-slip surface prevents stacked containers from collapsing when pressed together.

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An eco-friendly repulpable packaging box that can be fixed and joined without adhesives or tapes. The box has a unique arrangement to prevent shaking when carried by the handles. The fixing parts are located on the sides instead of the top. This prevents the upper parts from shaking when carrying heavy loads. The box has a bottom member, side walls, and a cover. The cover has a protruding fixing member with engaging pieces that insert into areas on the front wall. The engaging pieces have locking pieces that fold into the front wall areas. The side walls have auxiliary fixing pieces and cut lines. The double-walled side walls have locking protrusions that fold and catch in gaps on the bottom. The cover also has reinforcing wings that touch the bottom. This allows carrying the box by the handles without the upper parts shaking or falling off.

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A packaging box for protecting fragile items like lenses during shipping. The box has an internal support cavity that provides cushioning and prevents the item from moving around inside. The box bottom connects to the support piece at one end and the lid at the other end. This allows the item to be placed inside the support cavity, which has curved walls to match the shape of the item, preventing pressure damage from stacked items. The curved walls also provide dust protection. The box is made of integrally formed paperboard.

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Two-layer food packaging container with a built-in inner tray that reduces manufacturing costs and prevents spills and odor mixing during transportation. The container has an outer container body, an inner tray fitted inside, and a lid that covers both. The inner tray has a flange fitting portion that connects to the outer container body flange. The lid has a straight side that abuts against the inner tray flange. This securely attaches the inner tray and outer container. The straight side prevents separation and spills. The flange fit helps prevent tray separation and mixing odors during transport.

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Corrugated cardboard packaging for cooking appliances that provides an environmentally sustainable and space-saving alternative to expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam packaging. The corrugated cardboard packaging aims to reduce environmental impact, improve recyclability, and save storage space compared to EPS foam. The packaging design uses corrugated cardboard with different densities or layers to provide varying levels of durability and impact absorption for shipping protection. The cardboard packaging is fully recyclable, unlike EPS foam, and can be made from biodegradable materials. It also reduces storage space compared to bulky EPS foam.

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Box for packaging flower pots that protects the pots and flowers during transportation. The box has multiple nested inner boxes that surround the pot and flowers. The lower inner box holds the pot, has supports to prevent movement, and a through hole for the stem. The upper inner box prevents the lower box from moving. The outer box encloses them. This provides secure fixation and cushioning of the pot and flowers during transport.

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Retail packaging solutions that address issues with securing movable product components, protecting complex curved surfaces, and maintaining product positioning during shipping. These solutions include: 1. Removable tear strip between lid and base box that clamps product inside when engaged, leaving a desirable remnant when torn. 2. Collar system for products with movable parts that provides support without constraining motion. The collars conform to the product's shape and connect with interlocking arms to form a closed loop. 3. Non-developable paper protective film for curved surfaces made by molding the paper to match the shape. The film has adhesive on both sides and a central paper layer.

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Pulp mold packaging with improved strength, insulation and stackability for fresh product transportation. The packaging has a main body with a cover that attaches inside the main body. This allows for insulation between the main body and cover. The cover has a top and bottom mold with an internal space. The main body has a top mold with an internal space. The cover and main body molds are made of pulp material with a binder, antifoaming agent, and water repellent. Grooves on the molds prevent distortion. A fixed coupling connects the cover bottom to the main body. This prevents jamming when stacked. The internal spaces between the molds can be filled with cellulose foam insulation.

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Eco-friendly packaging solution for heating devices like water heaters and tanks that reduces plastic usage and improves protection during transportation. The packaging uses molded pulp materials like recycled paper to make a base element that surrounds and supports the bottom of the device. The base engages into a pallet and has foldable edges to secure it. This replaces single-use plastic wedges and strapping. A covering element goes on top and side elements on the sides. The molded pulp provides cushioning and stability without plastic, reducing environmental impact compared to expanded polystyrene.

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Packaging with improved stackability and resistance to bursting and top load forces for products like tubes, bottles, cans, and cartridges made from materials with low cohesion like cellulose. The improvement is achieved by confining the end of the tubular body between fixed elements on the inside and outside. This assembly technique prevents the low cohesion material from separating during stacking or internal pressure, improving stackability and burst resistance. The fixed elements can have low cohesion materials like cellulose too.

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A flower pot packaging box for courier delivery of young plants with developed stems and leaves. The box has a lattice structure to fix the pot during delivery and prevent soil spillage. The pot sits in a positioning member that contacts the sides and top. A removable loam cover sits on the pot top to prevent soil flooding. The positioning member is a lattice of horizontal and vertical walls forming square receiving parts for the pots. This allows multiple pots to be packed tightly. The vertical walls have a bottom separator plate alternating with longer support plates to space the pots. The horizontal walls have a top transverse support pressing the loam cover. The loam cover has a central hole and side cutout to accommodate the plant. The box also has a lower drainage groove.

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A packaging box that provides easy and secure handling of fragile items during shipping. The box has reinforced corners and sides to prevent collapsing or tearing during transit. The corners have additional material or folds to absorb impacts and prevent edge damage to the packaged item. The box also has handles or grips on the sides for carrying. The handles are positioned to provide a balanced grip for lifting the box without putting stress on the corners or sides. This prevents the box from tipping or collapsing when being carried.

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A multifunctional bottle cap opener and hook that can also attach to a carrying device like a bag. The opener has a curved shape with parallel midsegments connected by concave bends. It can open a bottle cap by inserting between the top and cap then prying with pressure. After opening, the hook can attach below the tamper-evident band by looping an attachment beneath the curved part. This allows carrying the bottle without gripping or balancing it.

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A transport packaging that provides high shock absorption without additional cushioning elements. The packaging is made from corrugated cardboard and has a prism shape with an elliptical base. The item being shipped is wedged between the corrugations and has space to deform the walls in case of impacts. The packaging is produced on a customized line with measuring, creasing, cutting, and folding stations. The line calculates and generates the optimized prism shape for each item. This allows the packaging to conform to the item and absorb shocks without added cushions.

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Shock-absorbing packaging box that protects products from impact without using excessive materials or generating pollution. The box has flaps that cross over and can rotate up and down. A rotating plate between the flaps presses the product. Connected packaging members tauten as flaps rotate to push the product. This prevents internal movement and cushions impact. A support member connects the plate to flaps. Folding connectors allow easy boxing. The flaps rotate on slopes, avoiding rigid plates. This absorbs shock while spacing the product and preventing transmission. The rotating flaps and plate minimize material use compared to fixed boxes.

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A foldable medical packaging container with a foldable side section for collapsible storage and transportation. The container is used to hold liquids like wound cleansers, disinfectants, and pharmaceutical preparations in a medical setting. The foldable side section allows the container to be compressed for easy storage and transportation when empty or partially filled, then expand to its original shape when filled. This saves space and makes it more convenient to carry around.

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Flexible and versatile transport system for packaging machines that allows more flexible and customizable transportation of objects between different regions of the packaging system. The system uses small, movable transport vehicles that can navigate complex, non-linear paths between areas of the packaging machine instead of fixed conveyor belts. The vehicles have multiple degrees of freedom for movement and can be controlled to follow customized paths. This enables more flexible and varied transportation options for objects as they move through the packaging process. The vehicles can also perform tasks like providing packaging materials, arranging products, and loading/unloading from the machines. The vehicles can be autonomous and use AI for path planning.

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Reusable packaging for shipping products that can be folded compactly when empty and expanded to protect items during transport. The packaging has a bottom, top, and four hinged side walls that can fold parallel to the bottom in a compact configuration. In the expanded configuration, the side walls pivot out perpendicular to the bottom to create a box shape for protecting items during transport. This allows the packaging to be reused multiple times by collapsing it when empty for return shipping.

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A twist-top milk bottle packaging box that combines milk powder storage and bottle filling into a single compact and portable container. The box has a rotatable bottom turntable with separate compartments for milk powder and a nipple. The top cover connects the compartments for filling the bottle with hot water before adding powder. This allows convenient carrying of milk powder and bottle in one container, eliminating the need for separate boxes. The twist-top design also enables easy operation by snapping the bottle cap onto the ring and turning the top to open/close.

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A split bottle warmer that allows detachable heating module to connect to a bottle mouth for direct heating. The base and heating module can be separated for easy handling. The module has conductive parts that plug into electro-contact parts on the base to make an electrical connection. This allows the module to be electrically connected to the base when attached. The split design enables detachment for storage and transportation convenience. The modular connection allows the module to be swapped out if needed. The split bottle warmer also has features like temperature and water level sensing, display, and switch on the base. The module has a hollow adapter to fit inside the bottle and a second sealing element to create a tight seal. The split design improves user experience by enabling quick disconnect for cleaning, easier storage, and simplified transportation compared to integrated bottle warmers.

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