A system for locking together sheets of semi-rigid material. The system includes a clamp with a head having a clamp face, and a threaded rod having a first end affixed to the clamp face, and a second end that penetrates through the sheets. The system also includes a nut with a face forced into contact with the second side when tightened to the rod. The clamp face includes a gripping region, in a first circumferential position, with a trough and a hook that projects beyond the plane of the clamp face; and a leverage region, in a second circumferential position, that projects axially, so that, as the nut is tightened, the leverage region contacts the sheets' first side, and upon continued tightening, exerts a torque on the clamp head, elastically deforming the clamp so as to cause the hook to dig into the first side and prevent head rotation.

A tape-free packing box, which can be in an open state or a closed state, the tape-free packing box comprises a box body; two tongue plates, respectively arranged on the opposite sides of the open ends of the box body; a connecting element, one end of the connecting element is integrally formed or slidably installed on one of the two tongue plates, when the tape-free packing box is in a closed state, the other end of the connecting element is connected to the other of the two tongue plates.

A crush-resistant carton embedded with a metal slat includes a box body and a plurality of strapping bands, all of the strapping bands is bound outside the box body, the box body includes an enclosure plate, two cover plates and a bottom backing plate; the two cover plates are respectively positioned at two ends of the enclosure plate in a height direction; each cover plate includes a main body plate and a plurality of side plates, all of the side plates are disposed around an outer periphery of the main body plate, and a plurality of pressure-resistant slats are respectively disposed on inner and outer sides of a corner portion formed by the main body plate and the side plates adjoined to each other; the bottom backing plate is disposed on an inner sidewall of the cover plate at a lower position.

A modular container has a container body that includes a bottom panel and four side panels that are hingably and flexibly attached to four edges of the bottom panel. The side panels have elongated piping support structures that extend along each side edge of the side panels and are attached together in an assembled positioned through corner couplers with matched elongated channels that fit over the elongated piping support structures to secure the adjacent side panels into and upright and assembled position.

The present invention is a scalable, lockable container designed to prevent children from accessing the contents in the container. It includes an inner tray that is slidably mounted within an outer sleeve in releasable locking engagement. The lock mechanism includes a lock tab carried at one end of the inner tray that engages an engagement edge formed inside the outer sleeve. When so engaged, the inner tray is locked within the outer sleeve and cannot be removed from the outer sleeve. The lock tab is released by applying pressure to the outer sleeve, adjacent the lock tab, to disengage the lock tab from the engagement edge in the outer sleeve. This allows the lock tab to move past the outer sleeve engagement edge so the inner tray can be withdrawn from the outer sleeve, providing access to the contents of the box.

The present invention is a scalable, lockable container designed to prevent children from accessing the contents in the container. It includes an inner tray that is slidably mounted within an outer sleeve in releasable locking engagement. The lock mechanism includes a lock tab carried at one end of the inner tray that engages an engagement edge formed inside the outer sleeve. When so engaged, the inner tray is locked within the outer sleeve and cannot be removed from the outer sleeve. The lock tab is released by applying pressure to the outer sleeve, adjacent the lock tab, to disengage the lock tab from the engagement edge in the outer sleeve. This allows the lock tab to move past the outer sleeve engagement edge so the inner tray can be withdrawn from the outer sleeve, providing access to the contents of the box.

Shipping system for storing and/or transporting temperature-sensitive materials. In one embodiment, the system includes an outer box having four side walls, bottom closure flaps, and top closure flaps. A vacuum insulated panel (VIP) is detachably coupled to one of the top closure flaps and is removably covered by a cover. An insulation unit is removably positioned within the outer box, the insulation unit including a plurality of VIPs arranged to define a cavity bounded by a bottom wall and four side walls. A disposable liner assembly is removably mounted on the insulation unit. The liner assembly includes a first liner piece, a second liner piece, and a liner support. A plurality of temperature-control members and a product box may be removably positioned in a cavity defined by the liner assembly. The temperature-control members snugly fit around all sides of the product box and each include a container containing dry ice.

A supporting structure and a packing box are provided. The supporting structure includes a plate-shaped body that has a first supporting area with at least one first through hole, a second supporting area with at least one second through hole, and a foldable area located between the first supporting area and the second supporting area. The first through hole includes a supporting portion and a passage portion in communication with the supporting portion and the second through hole. The first supporting area and the second supporting area are folded relative to each other along the foldable area so as to form an accommodating space between the first through hole and the second through hole.

A container for foodstuffs includes a containment body having a polygonal bottom wall and perimeter side walls connected to each other and to the polygonal bottom wall so as to define a food containment volume open at the top at an upper opening. At least two side flaps and one upper flap extend from each perimeter side wall. Each side flap is connected to the respective side wall through a respective side folding line and abuts against and is bonded to a respective adjacent side flap, defining a supporting element outside the containment volume. Each upper flap is connected to the respective side wall through a respective first upper folding line along which it is folded away from the containment volume so as to define an edge portion of the container suitable to receive a closure element.

A position associated with a synthetic spread order may be managed where a status of a synthetic spread order is identified as legged. The synthetic spread order may have at least one child hedge order pending at an electronic exchange and in response, a bracket order is submitted to an electronic exchange for the tradeable object associated with a filled leg of the synthetic spread. In response to execution of the bracket order, the child hedge order may be cancelled.