An insulation system for beverage containers comprising: an inner container surrounding a plurality of cylindrical beverage containers contained in an inner container; a handle included in an inner container top panel; an outer container having a cavity defined in the outer container for receiving the inner container; a pair of lateral spacers disposed lengthwise along corresponding inner upper corners of the out container; an airspace defined between an inner container side panel and an external container side panel having a polygon cross-section; and, a handle access opening centrally defined in an outer container top panel allowing access to the handle of the inner container so that the beverage containers, inner container and out container can be transported using the handle wherein the width of the handle access opening is about one third the length of the outer panel top opening.

An inflatable insulation panel includes a bladder configured to contain air, plurality of tethers disposed within an interior cavity of the bladder, and at least one reflective film disposed within the interior cavity of the bladder. The bladder includes a first wall, a second wall opposite of the first wall, and perimeter walls extending between and connected to perimeter edges of the first and second walls. The first and second walls and the perimeter walls collectively defining the interior cavity of the bladder. The plurality of tethers extend between and are connected to interior surfaces of the first and second walls. The plurality of tethers limit movement of the first and second walls away from one another when the bladder is inflated. The at least one reflective film is disposed between the interior surfaces of the first and second walls.

Woven inflatable devices and methods for making woven inflatable devices are provided. The woven inflatable devices include a laminated sheet with inflatable regions that when inflated cause the laminated sheet to transform from a planar shape to a three-dimensional shape such as a chair, container, or kiteboard harness.

To provide a container bag 34 that can be manufactured easily by folding a sheet material 1 precisely along a folding line 11B. The sheet material 1 is prepared by bonding two films 2 and 3 together in a predetermined pattern, and the sheet material 1 comprises a plurality of cells 16 formed between the two films 2 and 3 while being joined to one another to be filled with fluid. A trunk portion 17 to be filled with a content is formed by bonding overlapping layers of a peripheral edge 9A of the folded sheet material 1. A bottom portion 13 of the container bag 34 is folded inwardly toward the trunk portion 17 along the folding line 11B. A non-bonded section 14 in which the two films 2 and 3 are not bonded together is maintained linearly within the folding line 11B.

A thermally-controlled container for wet tissue, includes a first containing portion, a second containing portion, and a thermal element. A first fastening portion extends along an edge of the first containing portion. A first insulation layer is located on the first containing portion. The second containing portion is coupling to the first containing portion. A containing room is defined between the first containing portion and the second containing portion for receiving the wet tissue. A second fastening portion extends along an edge of the second containing portion to detachably engage with the first fastening portion. A second insulation layer is located on the second containing portion. The thermal element is used for heating the wet tissue.

An insulating device can include a body assembly and a lid assembly where an insulating layer and aerogel structure is connected to both the body assembly and the lid assembly. An aperture with a closure is formed between the body assembly and lid assembly to form a storage compartment. The insulating layer and aerogel structure on the lid assembly may extend beyond the closure when the closure is sealed. The insulating layer and aerogel structure on the lid assembly may have an insulating ring and aerogel ring structure that has an increased thickness around its perimeter.

Described embodiments provide systems and methods for controlling the temperature of an item with a sheet. The sheet includes a front side and an obverse side, a first adhesive disposed along a first edge of the sheet on the front side of the sheet, such that when the sheet is folded over the item, the first adhesive engages with the front side of the sheet to create a container pocket having a container volume; and a second adhesive disposed on the front side of the sheet such that when the sheet is folded over the item, the second adhesive engages with the sheet to create a temperature control pocket with a volume less than the container volume. The sheet also includes a third adhesive for engaging with an ice pack, and a fourth adhesive and a fifth adhesive for creating side enclosures for the temperature control pocket.

An inflatable insulation panel includes a bladder configured to contain air, plurality of tethers disposed within an interior cavity of the bladder, and at least one reflective film disposed within the interior cavity of the bladder. The bladder includes a first wall, a second wall opposite of the first wall, and perimeter walls extending between and connected to perimeter edges of the first and second walls. The first and second walls and the perimeter walls collectively defining the interior cavity of the bladder. The plurality of tethers extend between and are connected to interior surfaces of the first and second walls. The plurality of tethers limit movement of the first and second walls away from one another when the bladder is inflated. The at least one reflective film is disposed between the interior surfaces of the first and second walls.

A filling bag with good thermal insulation and anti-collision performance and a manufacturing method thereof. The filling bag includes a sealed bag body and a filling tube head, and the sealed bag body includes a substrate layer and at least one thin film layer. At least one side of the substrate layer is provided with a mesh adhesive layer, and the thin film layer is compounded with the substrate layer through the mesh adhesive layer, so that a plurality of bubble cavities are formed between the substrate layer and the thin film layer. The bubble cavities are filled with gas. The thin film layer is compounded on the side of the sealed bag body to form a layer with dense bubble cavities filled with gas, a gas insulation interlayer is formed on the side of the sealed bag body, which has good thermal insulation effect.

An insulated bag includes an inner layer and an outer layer, a bottom, a score line, a handle, vents, and an adhesive that essentially irreversibly seals the bag. After sealing, the bag cannot be opened without incurring substantial damage, thereby providing a visual indication that tampering with the bag may have occurred. The insulated bag may be biodegradable and/or compostable.