A symmetrical utility bag system is capable of multiple shapes and includes a body, eyelet/grommet holes, cord, handles, closures and detachable fasteners. Body is a flat, circular piece of fabric with a reinforced center. Body can be insulated, waterproof and reversible, lined with thermal insulating material and interfacing. Body can have pockets and loops, such as elastic, affixed to it to hold objects in place. Loops may be elastic. Eyelet/grommet holes are multiple and spread out at intervals. Cord is material that can be weaved through the eyelet/grommet holes in different positions and patterns that alter the shape of the bag. Handle can be secured to the body with closures. Closures can be rings or detachable fasteners. Fasteners, such as magnets, can secure contents of the bag. Accessories may also be detachably secured to elastic, holes, rings, fasteners or magnets. Bag is used to contain and transport items.

A tamper evident delivery bag assembly includes a single use closure tape is laterally mounted to the first panel upper section, and includes an upper lateral portion extending laterally above the first edge of the bag assembly in an unsealed condition. The tape upper lateral portion can be folded over the second edge of the second panel such that an adhesive of the tape is brought into contact with the exterior surface of the second panel, substantially sealing the bag opening in a sealed condition. The leg portions of the handles are received through the cutouts of the tape. The closure tape member further includes a note tab extending downwardly from a middle lateral portion thereof. The note tab includes a tab adhesive and a removable protective cover. When the protective cover is removed, the note can be placed between the tab adhesive and the exterior surface of the first panel, and adhered therebetween in a mounted condition.

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to drainage bag systems (e.g., catheterization and urine drainage bag systems) including at least one indicator element that may indicate that one or more patient care protocols were performed. For example, the drainage bag system includes a drainage bag including at least one indicator element (e.g., calendar, checklist, combinations thereof, etc.) configured to provide information indicating that the one or more patient care protocols were performed, such as verifying compliance with the one or more patient care protocols.

A system for manufacturing bags with counting marks includes a workstation for making bags, and a coding machine for spraying counting marks on the bags. The coding machine includes a main body, a fixing structure and a spraying gun. The main body has ink cartridges for providing ink and a pressure mechanism to spray the ink through the spraying gun. The spraying gun is fixed to a fixing structure and connected to the main body via a cable such that the ink of the ink cartridges is operably moved from the ink cartridge to the spraying gun via the cable. The cable includes channels, each channel adapted for delivering a respective color of the ink. The spraying gun includes nozzles coupled to the channels for spraying the ink on the bags so as to form the counting marks thereon.

Products and methods for producing products which comprise polyethylene and inorganic minerals for a single layer plastic composition.

A self-weighing expandable bag includes an inner receptacle that can slide vertically within an outer sleeve under the weight of bag contents. One or more springs, which may include coils and/or elastic fabric, connect the inner receptacle to the outer sleeve. One or more bag handles are attached to the sleeve. As the weight of the contents of the receptacle increases, the receptacle slides down within the sleeve and increasingly protrudes under the sleeve, expanding the vertical extent of the bag and revealing graphical markings underneath the sleeve and/or within a window defined in the sleeve.

The present invention is directed to a produce bag. More specifically, the present invention is directed to a completely recyclable and compostable grocery-type bag for use with produce and other goods. Ideally, the bag is a calendared single-ply paper with heat-sealed seams that is resistant to destruction from moisture. While produce is contemplated, the bag can be used to contain virtually any product. Preferably, such a bag would have a window or an opening so that produce can be viewed and readily identified.

The present invention is further directed to a process for creating and filling the above bag. Using a standard printing machine, the adhesive is printed onto the paper in register to desired locations on the paper to form the seams of the bag and, optionally border a window area to be cut out of the paper. If the bag is to include a window opening, the window opening is cut out within the area of applied heat-activated adhesive and a screen cover to the window such that the border of the screen cover is applied to overlap the heat-activated adhesive. Optionally, a recyclable and compostable patch can be placed around the window such that the patch covers the edge of the screen and the heat-activated adhesive to form a border for the window. The patch and screen cover to the window, if present, are adhesively sealed to the paper by heat activation. One method of assembling the bag includes forming the adhesive applied paper to create a tube of paper such that the heat-activated adhesive overlaps the paper, heat sealing the paper into a tube, automatedly filling the tube with product, heat sealing the bottom edge and top edge of the product-filled tube to form an enclosed bag with product therein. The forming and filling can be accomplished on already existing automated forming and filling machines manufactured for use with plastic bags and plastic lined paper bags. Thusly creating a sealed, filled paper bag that is a single ply unlined paper with a mesh covering attached to the paper without the need for reinforcement that can withstand the moisture released from the contents and is 100% recyclable and compostable.

An apparatus and a method to be used for secured shipment of goods while monitoring location and status with one or more sensors embedded in the package of the shipment container. The apparatus is operated in sleep mode is used to preserve battery power and is activated to report sensor status by means of a touch sensitive pad or switch. Reporting of sensor status may be done with color code messages of various LED blinking messages and/or by wireless means that may include location.

An apparatus includes a receptacle configured to hold contents in a defined cavity, a device configured to fasten and secure the contents within the receptacle, and a tag configured to attach from a first attachment point on the receptacle to a second attachment point on the receptacle after the contents are placed within the receptacle.

An environmentally friendly food storage bag is disclosed. The bag may include a closing flap that can be secured by means of an adhesive strip which is exposed upon removal of a protective strip. The bag may be unsealed and resealed, permitting multiple uses. The bag may be disposed in the paper recycling stream or may be composted.