US2005051609A1PendingUtilityA1
Mail container with contaminant indicator
Priority: Oct 23, 2001Filed: Oct 15, 2004Published: Mar 10, 2005
Est. expiryOct 23, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:James Wood
B65D 27/04B65D 2401/55B65D 2203/00
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Abstract
The mail container with contaminant indicator includes a mail container that includes a transparent window provided in the mailing container for allowing a mail recipient to verify that the mail container is free from particulate contaminates such as powders, granules, particles, etc.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A mail container with contaminant indicator comprising:
a. a front side and a back side; b. a top edge, bottom edge, left edge and right edge; c. a substantially clear viewing window in said front side of said mail container; d. at least one substantially clear viewing slit on said back side of said mail container; e. at least one hole near the top edge of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; f. at least one side slit located in at least one from the group selected of the left and right sides of said envelope; g. at least one hole near at least one of said left and right edges of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; and h. a plurality of holes near said bottom edge of said front side of said mail container extending through entire body of said mail container, leaving a substantially clear portion of said bottom edge for bar encoding by a postal service.
2 . The mail container of claim 1 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to said plastic window in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.
3 . The mail container of claim 1 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to at least one of said slits in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.
4 . A mail container with contaminant indicator comprising:
a. a front side and a back side; b. a top edge, bottom edge, left edge and right edge; c. at least one substantially clear viewing window in at least one of the front and back sides of said mail container; d. at least one hole near the top edge of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; e. at least one side slit located in at least one from the group selected of the left and right sides of said envelope; f. at least one hole near at least one of said left and right edges of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; and g. a plurality of holes near said bottom edge of said front side of said mail container extending through entire body of said mail container, leaving a substantially clear portion of said bottom edge for bar encoding by a postal service.
5 . The mail container of claim 4 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to said plastic window in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.
6 . The mail container of claim 4 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to at least one of said slits in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.
7 . A mail container with contaminant indicator comprising:
a. a front side and a back side; b. a top edge, bottom edge, left edge and right edge; c. a substantially clear viewing window in said front side of said mail container; d. two viewing slits on said back side of said mail container; e. four holes near the top edge of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; f. one side slit located the left and right sides of said envelope; g. one hole near said left and right edges of said front side of said mail container and extending through entire body of said mail container; and h. three holes near said bottom edge of said front side of said mail container extending through entire body of said mail container, leaving a substantially clear portion of said bottom edge for bar encoding by a postal service.
8 . The mail container of claim 7 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to said plastic window in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.
9 . The mail container of claim 7 further comprising a quantity of substantially transparent adhesive operatively attached to at least one of said slits in order to provide an indicator of any contaminant placed within said mail container.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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