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Simpak International LLC

Michael J Lyons

Max Douglas Oyler

William Kennet Oyler, Iii

Ron Smith

Charles W Woods, Ii

William Kennet Iii Oyler

Charles W Ii Woods

A packing material is made of a thin plastic bag with compressible beads inside, and with the pressure inside the bag being sufficiently less than the ambient pressure outside the bag to keep the beads in a non-free-flowing state, the packing material being generally flat, with a generally constant cross-sectional thickness and having at least one trough of lesser cross-sectional thickness to serve as a bend line.

Packing material and method

A packaging bag for the packaging of articles comprises an envelope made of flexible material containing light weight, energy absorbing, compressible particles in a closed pack relationship, the envelope being sealed into an air tight relationship about said particles and evacuated to an air pressure significantly less than atmospheric pressure such that the particles are maintained in a non-free flowing condition by exterior atmospheric pressure. The bag can then be molded around an article, placed within a container for shipment. Thereafter, the bag can be reused with other articles by restoring its original shape and then molded around the other articles, even if differently shaped, as before.

Reusable flexible bag for packaging objects

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Michael J Lyons