US2020230511A1PendingUtilityA1

Self-sealing inflatable balloon

Assignee: AGUILLAR PAULON ANDRE RICARDOPriority: Jul 13, 2017Filed: Jun 15, 2018Published: Jul 23, 2020
Est. expiryJul 13, 2037(~10.9 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63H 27/10A63H 2027/1041
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Abstract

This disclosure falls within the field of inflatable balloons and refers to a self-sealing inflatable balloon ( 1 ) comprising a lateral flap ( 3 ) connected to a neck ( 2 ), forming a single structure, where the end of the lateral flap ( 3 ) is covered with an adhesive coating ( 5 ), protected by a removable protective strip ( 4 ), applied over its full length, and where the aforesaid protective strip ( 4 ) is removed by the user during its use by extracting the applicable section 4 ( b ), thereby allowing for the complete sealing of the balloon, in a practical, fast, effective manner.

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1 . A self-sealing inflatable balloon ( 1 ) wherein it comprises a lateral flap ( 3 ) connected to the neck ( 2 ), making up a single structure, where the end of the lateral flap ( 3 ) is covered with an adhesive coating ( 5 ), which is protected by a removable protective strip ( 4 ), applied over its full length, wherein the aforesaid protective strip ( 4 ) is removed with the extraction of its section ( 4   b ) when the balloon is closed ( 1 ). 
     
     
         2 . The self-sealing inflatable balloon of  claim 1 , wherein with regard to the lateral flap ( 3 ) connected to the neck ( 2 ), making up a single structure, where the end of the lateral flap ( 3 ) is covered with an adhesive coating ( 5 ), which is protected by a removable protective strip ( 4 ) applied over its full length, the protective strip ( 4 ) is removed with the extraction of the section ( 4   b ) when the balloon is sealed ( 1 ), and there is an opening ( 7 ) in the lateral flap ( 3 ) near the neck area ( 2 ).

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