US2005100248A1PendingUtilityA1
Easy-to-transport sack
Priority: Nov 10, 2003Filed: Nov 10, 2003Published: May 12, 2005
Est. expiryNov 10, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Da-Yu Chang
B65D 2588/167B65D 90/004B65D 2588/165B65D 88/1687
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Abstract
An easy-to-transport sack includes a sack body and a fork-inserting unit. The sack body defines a storing space therein, and has a bottom wall that confines a bottom side of the storing space and that has two opposite sides. The fork-inserting unit is disposed outwardly of the storing space, is made of a fabric material, is secured to the bottom wall of the sack body, and is formed with a pair of elongated parallel fork passages that extend between the opposite sides of the bottom wall and that are adapted to receive prongs of a fork of a forklift truck.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An easy-to-transport sack comprising:
a sack body defining a storing space therein and having a bottom wall that confines a bottom side of said storing space and that has two opposite sides; and a fork-inserting unit disposed outwardly of said storing space, made of a fabric material, secured to said bottom wall of said sack body, and formed with a pair of elongated parallel fork passages that extend between said opposite sides of said bottom wall and that are adapted to receive prongs of a fork of a forklift truck.
2 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said fork-inserting unit includes a pair of parallel first sheets and a pair of parallel second sheets, said second sheets being sewn to said bottom wall, said first sheets being aligned with and being secured to said second sheets, respectively, and cooperating with said second sheets to define said fork passages.
3 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 2 , wherein said sack body further has a peripheral wall including two opposite vertical wall portions, each of said second sheets having an intermediate portion sewn to said bottom wall, and two fixed ends extending respectively from two opposite ends of said intermediate portion, and folded upwardly relative to said bottom wall, and connected respectively to said vertical wall portions of said peripheral wall of said sack body.
4 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 3 , wherein each of said first sheets has an intermediate portion with two longitudinal sides sewn to said intermediate portion of the respective one of said second sheets, and two free ends that extend outwardly and respectively from two opposite ends of said intermediate portion of said first sheet and that extend out of said opposite sides of said bottom wall so as to facilitate insertion of the prongs of the fork of the forklift truck into said fork passages.
5 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 2 , wherein each of said first and second sheets has a thickness that is at least three times the thickness of said sack body.
6 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 0 . 3 , further comprising a plurality of loop members secured to a top periphery of said peripheral wall of said sack body.
7 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 3 , further comprising a top wall extending from a top periphery of said peripheral wall of said sack body and formed with an inlet port.
8 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising a fastening unit for closing said inlet port of said top wall.
9 . An easy-to-transport sack comprising:
a sack body defining a storing space therein and having a bottom wall that confines a bottom side of said storing space and that has two opposite sides; and a fork-inserting unit disposed outwardly of said storing space, and including a pair of parallel sheets, each of which is made of a fabric material, and is secured to and cooperates with said bottom wall to define an elongated fork passage that extends between said opposite sides of said bottom wall and that is adapted to receive a prong of a fork of a forklift truck.
10 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 9 , wherein each of said parallel sheets has an intermediate portion with two longitudinal sides sewn to said bottom wall, and two free ends that extend outwardly and respectively from two opposite ends of said intermediate portion and that extend out of said opposite sides of said bottom wall.
11 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 9 , wherein each of said parallel sheets has a thickness that is at least three times the thickness of said sack body.
12 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 9 , wherein said sack body further has a peripheral wall extending from said bottom wall and having a top periphery with a plurality of loop members secured thereto.
13 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 9 , wherein said sack body further has a peripheral wall extending from said bottomwall, and a top wall extending from a top periphery of said peripheral wall and formed with an inlet port.
14 . The easy-to-transport sack as claimed in claim 13 , further comprising a fastening unit for closing said inlet port of said top wall.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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