Peli Biothermal Limited

Softbox Systems Limited

Pelican Biothermal, LLC

Sean Austerberry

Richard Wood

Kevin Valentine

Karen Adams

Edwin Francis Tattam

Jack Walton

Adam Delderfield

A method of providing an insulating carton () for use in a cubic cold-chain container, the insulating carton () being formed of four lateral insulating panels () about an axis, together with a base () insulating panel arranged orthogonally to the axis, with each insulating panel having four edges, with respective adjacent panel edges mutually abutting, the carton () having side walls with mutually orthogonal first and second parallel edges of first and second lengths (LI & L) with the side panels extending a depth (D) to the base, the panels having a thickness (T); wherein the method comprises the VIP steps of: selecting a cubic former () for the insulating carton, having external dimensions in correspondence with the dimensions of an interior cavity of the insulating carton; placing the panels about the former (), whereby an inside face of each panel is directed towards a corresponding outside face of the former and an external face of each panel is directed away from the axis; applying adhesive tape () about the external faces of the panels, the tape having a width greater than the depth of the side panels; and, folding tape () extending from the sides of the towards the base, to secure the side panels to the base, and a system for providing an such a carton.

Method of manufacture of a passive temperature control carton for transport and storage

A thermal conditioning wall panel 10 for use in a thermally insulating container comprises a panel body () having a channel () formed therein along one face thereof for receiving one or more thermal conditioning elements (). At least one foot () is formed at the lower end of the body () for engagement within a socket provided on the thermally insulating container. The panel further comprises thermal conditioning element retaining elements () provided adjacent the longitudinal edges () of the channel (), the retaining elements () projecting over a peripheral portion of the channel () for retaining the thermal conditioning elements () within the channel ().

Thermally insulated containers

A protectively enclosed panel of frangible thermal insulation having a panel of frangible thermal insulation with C-channel binding bars fitted over each edge of the panel and wear protective cover sheets covering the first and second major surface of the panel with the peripheral margin of the cover sheets adhered to the C-channel binding bars.

Protectively framed and covered thermal insulation panel

A thermal conditioning wall panel () for use in a thermally insulating container comprises a panel body () having a channel () formed therein along one face thereof for receiving one or more thermal conditioning elements (). At least one foot () is formed at the lower end of the body () for engagement within a socket provided on the thermally insulating container. The panel further comprises thermal conditioning element retaining elements () provided adjacent the longitudinal edges () of the channel (), the retaining elements () projecting over a peripheral portion of the channel () for retaining the thermal conditioning elements () within the channel ().

A thermally insulating package comprises an outer shell () formed from a foam insulating material, a plurality of vacuum insulated panels () removably received on the walls of the outer shell () and a plurality of phase change material panels () arranged within the vacuum insulated panels () to define a payload space.

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Leighton Buzzard, United Kingdom

Sean Austerberry