Abstract: A baseball equipment bag having an elongated bag portion of flexible material and a substantially planar interior shelf within the elongated bag portion. The interior shelf is permanently secured to the elongated bag portion. A removable panel is capable of being removed to substantially fully expose the interior shelf. The removable panel can be removed from the bag to facilitate the application of commercial printing thereon. The equipment bag includes a bat compartment which allows a bat to be accessed from either of two openings. The equipment bag is capable of collapsing to a substantially flat configuration when not in use.

Abstract: A plastic film bag assembly includes a recloseable plastic film bag made up of a front wall and back wall joined together and having complementary detachably attachable zipper profiles at the bag opening. A lip extends from the front wall above the zipper profiles. A header extends above the back wall above the zipper profiles. A hole is provided through the header at a distance from the header perimeter edge and defining a severable header portion between the hole and the perimeter edge. A slit or perforation may be provided at the severable header portion for controlling the strength thereof. The bags are supported on a stop member which extends through the header holes. The bags are manually individually dispensed by gripping the lip and pulling for at least partially separating the zipper profiles and, thereafter, causing the severable header portion to be severed and thereby causing the bag to be ripped off of the stop member.

Abstract: A neoprene water bottle holder formed by sewing a first edge of a sheet of neoprene material to a second edge of the sheet of material to form a generally cylindrical shaped water bottle holder with a Velcro.TM. attachment mechanism to enable the water bottle holder to be conveniently and easily selectively attached to and removed from a piece of exercise equipment or other structure.

Abstract: A container is assembled from several panels generally comprised of one or more layers of relatively rigid stiffening material (such as corrugated cardboard) sandwiched between two layers of a strong, flexible material, such as woven polypropylene. These panels form four side wall assemblies and, in combination with a flexible bottom panel, form a self-supporting, generally cubic material receiving box. An integral closure assembly, including cover flap, front flap and side flaps, advantageously enable the container to conveniently and safely secure relatively large volumes of dense debris without spillage even when the fully laden container is dropped during handling. The container, when empty, may be collapsed for convenient storage.

Abstract: The invention is a bulk container having at least one lifting strap for lifting and transporting the container, a lifting strap for use with a bulk container and a method for producing a lifting strap. The lifting strap is generally planar, defines a strap plane and is comprised of a material. The lifting strap has first and second ends, a length extending therebetween, first and second edges and a width extending therebetween. Further, the lifting strap is comprised of at least one longitudinal rib extending along a portion of the length of the lifting strap such that the rib urges the lifting strap to raise to an upstanding position for acceptance of a lifting member therein, wherein the rib is comprised of a fixed discontinuity in the material such that the rib extends outside the strap plane.

Abstract: A method and reusable device for preventing or limiting the leakage of flowable material from a damaged flexible bulk container. The device includes a central panel and a plurality of flexible aprons, brought into firm engagement with the bottom and lower side, respectively, of the damaged flexible bulk container by means of elastic members. After securing the device to the damaged flexible bulk container, the container may be handled, stored and transported, with the device minimizing and containing spillage of flowable material in and about the damaged flexible bulk container. An aperture in the central panel accommodates the flexible bulk container discharge spout, and allows the contents of the container to be discharged therethrough. Other embodiments of the invention include an aperture in one of the flexible aprons to accommodate side-discharge flexible bulk containers, and extension flaps on each flexible apron to contain leakage from the upper sides of a damaged flexible bulk container.

Abstract: A new broomstick skirt drying tube for creating sharp creases in broomstick skirts. The inventive device includes a tube constructed of a flexible open weave material. The tube has an open upper end and an open lower end. The open lower end has a greater diameter than the open upper end. The open upper end has a cylindrical collar extending downwardly thereof. The tube is dimensioned for receiving a wet skirt therein.

Abstract: Recycleable bulk bag containers having an exterior fabric layer and an interior fabric layer or interior film liner. Such bulk bag containers are used in the storage and transport of materials in powder, granular and other particulate forms. Such containers carry loads of up to one ton or more.

Abstract: A container bag (10) having a base (14), side walls (12) and lifting loops (16) is characterized in that the central portions (15) of the side walls of the bag or of a liner within the bag are stiffened relative to the corner portions whereby to effect a squarer shape to the bag. The stiffening may be achieved by fabric from which the bag (or liner) is to be made being selectively stiffened in those areas destined to form the central wall portions by using different weave densities, more or additional threads of either the same or a different kind, additional layers of material being attached e.g., by adhesion in the relevant areas, or a stiffening coating composition e.g., of a polymer applied.

Abstract: A liner bag used for a container of a longitudinal box-shaped configuration having a door at one longitudinal end in which the liner bag comprises a bag main body incorporated in the container and connection means for connecting the bag main body at predetermined positions to the container, each of the connection means comprising a ring portion formed by drawing a portion of the bag main body into a strip portion and bending the strip portion and a connection mechanism for connecting the ring portion to the container. Since the ring portion is formed with the bag main body itself, an excess load, if applied, can be prevented from exerting only to a portion of the bag main body thereby enabling to effectively prevent breakage of the bag main body.

Abstract: A process of manufacturing a bulk bag begins with a tubular blank of woven polypropylene material which is cut along first transversely extending lines 64 to form the upper edges of lift sleeve portions 76, cut along longitudinally extending lines 66 to form the side edges of the lift sleeve portions 76, and cut along substantially transversely extending lines 68 situated at the midpoint of the lines 66 to form opposed top wall halves 72 and opposed bottom wall halves 74. The top wall halves and the bottom wall halves are then sewn together along sew lines 82 and 84, respectively. Sidewalls 70' are joined to the bottom wall halves 74 along sew lines 86, and the top wall halves 72 are joined to the sidewalls 70' along sew lines 88. The lift sleeve portions 76 may be configured to provide lift sleeve, lift rope, or single point lift construction. The top and bottom walls may be provided with a fill chute and discharge chute, respectively.

Abstract: A fluid impermeable bag for enclosing a lower portion of a residential heating oil reservoir. The secondary containment has an open upper end, a stiff rim around the open upper end and straps extending from the stiff rim above the open upper end for circling an upper portion of a reservoir. The bag is made of a flexible material whereby the bag is collapsible for installation on a new tank or for retrofitting a reservoir in service. In a second aspect of the invention, a flap is detachably affixed to the rim of the bag and is extendible for covering the upper portion of a reservoir installed outdoors. The bag of the present invention is mountable under a heating oil reservoir and is particularly appropriate for preventing environmental spills of all sizes due to common deteriorations of these reservoirs.

Abstract: A process of manufacturing a bulk bag begins with a tubular blank of woven polypropylene material which is cut along a first transversely extending line 64 to form the upper edges of lift sleeve portions 76, cut along longitudinally extending lines 66 to form the side edges of the lift sleeve portions 76, and cut along substantially transversely extending lines 68 situated at the midpoint of the lines 66 to form opposed top wall halves 72 and opposed bottom wall halves 74. The top wall halves and the bottom wall halves are then sewn together along sew lines 82 and 84, respectively. Sidewalls 70' are joined to the bottom wall halves 74 along sew lines 86, and the top wall halves 72 are joined to the sidewalls 70' along sew lines 88. The lift sleeve portions 76 may be configured to provide lift sleeve, lift rope, or single point lift construction. The top and bottom walls may be provided with a fill chute and discharge chute, respectively.

Abstract: For a bulk bag with lift straps, an exterior liner with an opening adjacent each lift strap constructed to receive the lift strap therethrough so that the bag can be lifted by its lift straps with the liner in place. To prevent leakage and to protect the contents of the bag from water or other contaminants, a closure member is provided for each opening to substantially seal the opening. Preferably, each closure member has two opposing surfaces with fingers extending therefrom and constructed to releasably interlock when the opposing surfaces are mated together to seal the opening.

Abstract: A collapsible bulk bag with lift straps is formed from a tubular blank of material severed from an elongate web of material and is provided with reinforced upper corners integral with the blank. The blank is severed from the web to provide a central portion which forms four rectilinear side walls and triangular portions preferably adjacent each end of the central portion. The adjacent sides of adjacent triangular portions at the lower end of the central portion are connected together to form a bottom of the bag. Each triangular portion at the upper end of the central portion is folded over and disposed with its base along the upper edge of two adjacent side walls and its apex generally collinear with the juncture of the adjacent side walls.

Abstract: A holder for jigsaw puzzles, game pieces, pictures or the like that includes a stiff rectangular panel having an upper flat surface on which the pieces can be assembled, a flexible cover sheet that removably overlies the pieces on such upper flat surface of said member and a pouch for the panel. Each of the pouch and panel have a carrying handle and these are aligned with one another when the panel is fully inserted into the pouch. The handles are an integral part of the respective members associated therewith. The panel's side edges taper inwardly toward one another in a direction toward the bottom edge thereof and the pouch side edges have a corresponding taper. The upper surface of the panel has a matt non-slip surface as does also the flexible cover sheet.

Abstract: A collection bag and its associated tubing are supported below the seat of a wheelchair or the like with the collection bag disposed substantially horizontally and below its associated inlet tubing. A separate pocket holds the inlet tubing coiled above the bag so that fluids may drain by gravity through the tubing into the collection bag. The suspension apparatus comprises a main pocket attached to the seat frame of a chair or the like using a plurality of strap and a secondary pocket supporting the tubing coil above the main pocket. The collection bag and tubing are thus substantially concealed from view and the inlet tubing maintained in a coiled position above the collection bag.

Abstract: A bottom lift bulk bag (10) comprises one or more sidewalls (12) defining the interior (14) of the bulk bag. The lower end of the bulk bag is closed by a bottom wall (22) which is secured to the lower ends of the sidewall panels. The material of the bottom wall is extended in the form of a pair of opposed lift loops (26) which are secured in place by seams (28) interconnecting the lower ends of the sidewalls and the bottom wall. In the use of the bulk bag, rigid lifting members (66) are extended through the lift loops and are used to lift the bulk bag from the bottom.

Abstract: A receptacle for plastic shopping bags and like articles comprising an upper member having the general structure and appearance of an upper portion of a doll body, whether a human figure or an animal figure, and a lower element structured and disposed for receiving articles therein. The lower element, which has the general shape and configuration of a skirt, is attached to the upper member and extends downwardly therefrom. The lower element defines a cavity in which plastic shopping bags can be stored, and also has an opening in communication with the cavity that is sized and configured to allow passage therethrough of a plastic shopping bag. The receptacle includes means for suspending the receptacle from a vertical surface, positioned on the upper member so as to substantially prevent the upper member from falling forward and thereby allow primarily a full display of both the upper member and lower element when suspended.

Abstract: A fabric bag for handling dry bulk cargo is disclosed, of the type in which four sides, a top and bottom are assembled to approximate the shape of a right quadrilateral prism. A continuous fabric liner is provided inside the bag and four corner baffles are sewn into the liner so as to offset a portion of the lateral outward loading due to the dry bulk cargo and thereby reduce bulging of the bag sides. Since the baffles are stitched only to the liner, and not to the outer sides of the bags, this leaves the central portions of the bag sides free of stitching and available for improved display of graphic or textual material.

Abstract: A plastic bag for personal-hygiene articles, in particular for a stack of flexible pads, comprising a sheet-plastic tube forming an essentially cylindrical bag wall, both ends of said bag are initially closed, a suspension string located at one end and at the opposite end of said bag a frangible ring providing an opening allowing pads to be removed, the closure at the first one end being formed by a linear seam running between two diametrically opposite points on the cylindrical wall of the bag and passing through the longitudinal axis of the bag, the suspension string passing through the interior of the bag below the seam.

Abstract: A liner for use in flexible bulk containers includes a tubular body section with at least one continuous baffle strip extending around the interior circumference of the body section, with the baffle strip attached to the body section at spaced apart intervals to form baffles defining four triangular shaped corners in the body section.

Abstract: A liner bag used for a container of a longitudinal box-shaped configuration having a door at one longitudinal end in which the liner bag comprises a bag main body incorporated in the container and connection means for connecting the bag main body at predetermined positions to the container, each of the connection means comprising a ring portion formed by drawing a portion of the bag main body into a strip portion and bending the strip portion and a connection mechanism for connecting the ring portion to the container. Since the ring portion is formed with the bag main body itself, an excess load, if applied, can be prevented from exerting only to a portion of the bag main body thereby enabling to effectively prevent breakage of the bag main body.

Abstract: A disposable plastic back pack is formed from a substantially rectangular sheet of plastic material folded over onto itself and heat sealed at its top and bottom to form a pouch. Plastic strips are attached at their ends to the top and bottom of the pouch to provide shoulder straps and a pocket for personal items is provided on the side of the pouch that is worn against a user's back. The side of the back pack facing away from a wearer is printable with promotional indicia that can easily be seen since it is worn at or just below eye level.

Abstract: A flexible intermediate bulk container includes a number of flexible elements sewn to each other along longitudinally extending seams, at least two of the elements being tubular.

Abstract: A laundry bag assembly for children including a bag into which articles are insertable having a first side and a second side and a hanger part for suspending the bag. An upper peripheral region defines an aperture having a neck opening portion and a first arm opening portion on the first side of the bag. First and second connecting areas are situated on the peripheral region and a second arm opening is situated on the second side of the bag. The hanger part has a head portion, a neck portion situated at the lower part of the head portion and first and second arm portions extend laterally from the neck portion. The second arm portion is removably insertable into the second arm opening of the bag. The bag includes cooperating fastening members for attaching the first connector area of the upper peripheral region to the second connector area of the upper peripheral region to thereby separate the bag aperture into a first arm opening and a neck opening.

Abstract: A reusable discharge closure construction for the bottom wall of a bulk bag having a large outlet opening of diameter D includes an inner flexible discharge tube having a diameter at least as large as D and a short, flexible outer closure tube which has an effective length less than the opening radius D/2. There is a support ring strong, heavy webbing having a diameter at least as large as D; one end edge of the support ring is sewn to the bottom wall of the bulk bag and the other end edge of the ring is sewn to the tubes. A relatively flat closure is effected by tying the discharge tube closed, stuffing it into the bag interior, and then closing the closure tube by a drawstring mounted in its outer end.

Abstract: A flexible bulk container for the handling and storing of flowable or powdered bulk materials is provided which includes a flexible and collapsible bulk bag component and a disposable liner. The bulk bag component has an encircling side wall, a bottom wall with an opening therethrough and an open top end. A lifting loop is attached to each corner of the bulk bag component near the top end thereof. The disposable liner has a lower wall, a surrounding side wall and an upper wall. A portion of the upper wall of the liner extends laterally beyond the periphery of the surrounding side wall of the liner. The upper wall of the liner has four openings formed therein. Each of the lifting loops passes through a different one of the spaced openings in the upper wall of the liner for removably connecting the same to the bulk bag component.

Abstract: An asbestos glove bag comprised of a glove bag having a zip-loc closure within an interior surface of the glove bag. A pair of arm and glove sleeves are secured to the interior surface of the glove bag. A flap portion is secured to the glove bag adjacent to an open top thereof. The flap portion has tab portions extending outwardly therefrom. The flap portion and tab portions have a pressure sensitive adhesive strip thereon. The pressure sensitive adhesive strip has a peel off film removably coupled therewith. The flap portion secures over the open top of the glove bag with the pressure sensitive adhesive engaging the front wall of the glove bag and the tab portions engaging the rear wall of the glove bag.

Abstract: Anti-static fabric and bulk containers made of polypropylene fibers and interlaced carrier yarn. The carrier yarn is of nylon or polyester fibers and sheath-core fibers in which the sheath is nylon or polyester, and the core selected from the group consisting of polyolefin, nylon and polyester and contains conductive carbon black or graphite. The carrier yarns are spaced apart in the fabric, and serve to dissipate static electric charges.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an apparatus for presorting laundry having a pair of laundry compartments easily accessible to the user. The apparatus includes a closure panel for closing the compartments. The closure panel includes an aperture in which an object can be received for hanging the laundry apparatus. Alternatively, a hanger can be received in loops attached to the apparatus for allowing the apparatus to be hung over a door knob, laundry cart and the like. The apparatus can include a plurality of pockets for holding various laundry related objects.

Abstract: A receptacle for plastic shopping bags and like articles comprising an upper member having the general structure and appearance of an upper portion of a doll body, and a lower element structured and disposed for receiving articles therein. The lower element, which has the general shape and configuration of a skirt, is attached to the upper member and extends downwardly therefrom. The lower element defines a cavity in which plastic shopping bags can be stored, and also has an opening in communication with the cavity that is sized and configured to allow passage therethrough of a plastic shopping bag. The receptacle may also include means structured and disposed on the lower element for either partially or fully closing the opening and means for suspending the receptacle from a vertical surface. The upper element of the receptacle may additionally include a pair of arms connected together so as to form a holding member for a dish towel.

Abstract: A carrying case for use on a vehicle sun visor and for use away from the sun visor has a rectangular case body having a periphery. The body is foldable in half at a centerline for dividing the front and the back sides into two halves each. A zipper is connected around the periphery of the case body for closing the case body when the case body is folded with the two halves of the front side facing each other. A pair of spaced straddling straps are connected to one of the halves of the front side for fixing the case body to a sun visor. A zipper pocket is on the back side of the case body as is a belt loop. A tapered flap is connected to one of the halves of the front side of the case body for holding sunglasses and a document pocket is connected on the other of the halves of the front side with a change pocket connected over the document pocket.

Abstract: A double wall container of bag-like character includes a two layer U-shaped wall structure forming the bottom wall and two side walls of the container. Two double layer panels are stitched to edge areas of the U-shaped wall structure to complete the container. Edge areas of the panel and wall structure are reversely turned inwardly to form double thickness edges stitchable together to provide reinforced container corners. The fabric container is rigidified by means of four stiffener boards, or plates, insertable into pockets formed by the double layer side walls of the container.

Abstract: A holder for a tissue container is disclosed in which the tissue container is held in an inverted position to enable the tissues to be withdrawn therefrom in a generally downward direction. The holder is formed as a portion of a decorative article which may completely or partially conceal the tissue container. The decorative article may take any aesthetically pleasing form and may comprise a doll-like article. The decorative article has a hanger attached to an upper portion thereof so that the tissue container holder may be supported from above, thereby eliminating the need for a horizontal surface on which to store the tissue container.

Abstract: A flexible jewelry display, storage, and transportation device includes a flexible screen or mesh for receiving the shaft or hook-like structures of jewelry items for display or storage. The mesh is surrounded by a flexible decorative fabric frame whereby the entire assembly may be rolled into cylindric configuration for storage or transportation of an inventory of jewelry items. Fastening devices are provided for maintaining the device in rolled configuration and for attaching the device for display or storage.

Abstract: A reinforced collapsible bag and method of making it from a tubular blank of a flexible material which when filled has two pair of opposed sidewall panels and an inturned shoulder bordering the top of the sidewalls for supporting another bag stacked vertically thereon in a stable manner. The blank is constructed by collapsing it into a generally flat unit having a pair of overlying panels with a pair of folded gusset panels received therebetween, overlapping and securing together adjacent upper corners of adjacent panels, and inverting and expanding the blank to form a blank having two pairs of opposed sidewalls and an inturned shoulder bordering the top of the sidewalls. When expanded, the bag has a bottom wall which extends inwardly from the bottom edge of the sidewalls. A top wall having an inlet opening is attached to the upper shoulder and is of a generally frustoconical shape to ensure more even and complete filling of the bag.

Abstract: A container with a flexible carrying clasp that can be looped around another item to suspend and support the container is provided. The clasp has at its ends a hook portion and a loop portion of a hook and loop fastening system, such that the ends are fastened together to form the loop. The clasp is slidably coupled to a flexible handle attached to the container. The container can be a flexible, collapsible bag. Where the bag is used for carrying food or beverage, it is thermally insulated. The bag may be sealed by a zipper or by a hook and loop fastening system.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a construction for flexible intermediate bulk containers which provides additional strength along the upper periphery, to preclude the tearing out of the material when a loaded container is lifted by a single lifting loop. By folding the upper portion of the container over upon itself, two layers of material are provided along the upper periphery, effectively doubling the strength of that portion of the container to which the lifting loops are attached. The second layer of material is extended downwardly along the side of the container at least a distance equal to the length of the lifting loop legs to be attached thereto. The lifting loop web straps are then sewn through the two layers of material, preferably with a series of box stitches.

Abstract: A bulk container of flexible fabric having a substantially rectangular base and four walls with four corners at the junctions of the walls has four interior bridging panels extending between adjacent walls across the corners, the bridging panels each being formed of fabric which is integral with part of said adjacent walls. In one embodiment, the four bridging panels and the four wall center panels are formed of a single main piece of fabric, and the corners are formed by corner pieces attached to the main piece of fabric at the junctions between the bridging panels and the wall center panels. The corner pieces each comprise a folded strip of fabric which forms a lifting device. Holes are cut through the bridging panels by laying the main piece of fabric in doubled condition and cutting two layers in one operation. The container has a pyramid shaped top cover with a central filing chute, and an outlet chute.

Abstract: An extensible handle bag apparatus capable of being manufactured on conventional high-speed manufacturing equipment, wherein the handles of the bag apparatus are constructed from an extensible material which provide comfort to a person's hands when carrying the apparatus, as well as which provide substantial load carrying capabilities to the bag itself. One or more extensible handles are attached in a retracted position below the top peripheral edge of the bag until the handles are manually deployed by an individual making initial use of the fully constructed apparatus. The handles comprise a gripping member and two leg members operably attached to the gripping member. The handles further include attachment regions which are initially stretched, independent of the remainder of the handles so as to increase the surface area for adherence directly to the bag itself and/or to corresponding handle attachment patches.

Abstract: A container capable of dewatering wet mixtures and for transportation which comprises (1) an external cylindrical container with openings therein having a hanging member in an upper portion thereof, wherein the hanging member can shut the upper portion of the external cylindrical container, and wherein the external cylindrical container has an easy to open and shut closure at a bottom portion and (2) an internal porous container for dewatering a wet mixture is described. This container permits dewatering, packing, storing and transporting operations to be easily achieved.

Abstract: The present invention comprises a flexible, collapsible receptacle for handling flowable materials fabricated from an improved conductive woven metalized, anti-static fabric to more efficiently and effectively dissipate static electric build-up generated during the handling of flowable materials. In a first embodiment of the invention, a laminated metalized, anti-static fabric is utilized for fabricating all, or selected parts of the receptacle. In a second embodiment of the invention, all or part of the receptacle is formed from a sandwiched metalized and anti-static fabric. Parts of the receptacle not formed from either the laminated metalized, anti-static fabric or sandwiched metalized and anti-static fabric are fabricated from an anti-static fabric. Conductive anti-static lift straps are then added to the receptacle for support and to assist in static discharge. A conductive plastic liner is also inserted into the receptacle to further assist in the discharge of static build-up.

Abstract: A flexible container or bulk bag for bulk materials such as animal feed, granular products and powdered products includes a generally tubular body defining a bottom end and a top end. A bottom seal closes the bottom of the body. Stitching or other mechanical elements seal and close the top end of the body after the container is filled with product. The body defines a single point lift at the top end of the body for transport of the filled container.

Abstract: A flexible woven fabric bulk container made of four panels with vertical selvage sides, vertical warps and cut edges in the direction of the weft at the top and bottom, with diagonally extending interlocking hemmed corners with upper portions splayed or flared in a counter-clockwise direction and overlaid with inner and outer depending legs of inverted "U"-shaped loops.

Abstract: A collapsible bag of open mesh construction of synthetic cords provides a main, central pocket to hold shampoo and the like, and one or more closeable side pockets. The main pocket has drawstrings to secure the contents, and at the upper edge where the drawstrings close is a loop for hooking the unit on a hook, and also an openenable strap for releasable suspending the bag from a shower curtain or the like, the principle purpose of the accessory bag being to coordinate the accessories that one must temporarily take for use in a shared shower.

Abstract: A bulk container of flexible fabric having a substantially rectangular base and four walls with four corners at the junctions of the walls has four interior bridging panels extending between adjacent walls across the corners, the bridging panels each being formed of fabric which is integral with part of said adjacent walls. In one embodiment, the four bridging panels and the four wall centre panels are formed of a single main piece of fabric, and the corners are formed by corner pieces attached to the main piece of fabric at the junctions between the bridging panels and the wall centre panels. The corner pieces each comprise a folded strip of fabric which forms a lifting device. Holes are cut through the bridging panels by laying the main piece of fabric in doubled condition and cutting two layers in one operation. The container has a pyramid shaped top cover with a central filing chute, and an outlet chute.

Abstract: The present invention is composed of a sack for a bar of soap made from soft polyester netting tube, one end being closed or sealed, the opposite end being open and adapted to be closed to retain the bar of soap therein. The open end is adapted to be closed and a loop of synthetic material is attachable thereto. Encompassing the loop is a slidable bead to secure the loop to the arm of the user or to any other object within the confine of the bath or shower. A second embodiment of the closure as part of the present invention uses a disc with an annular groove which encompasses the aforesaid closure adaptor for the netting tube.

Abstract: A cargo container comprisesa container body defining in interior space;a flexible liner secured inside the container body, right side panels;a multitude of liner ties connected to and spaced along the liner adjacent the top edges, each of the liner ties forming a channel;a multitude of lashing members connected to and spaced along the container body andrope connected to the container body and extending through the channels of the liner ties and through the lashing members to support the liner in an upright position in the container body while allowing limited sliding movement of the liner therein.

Abstract: A flexible bulk container for the handling and storage of flowable or powdered bulk materials is provided which includes the combination of a flexible and collapsible bulk bag bottom component having an encircling first side wall, a bottom end with an opening therethrough through which contents are discharged connected about its periphery to a bottom end of said first side wall and an open upper end opposite said bottom end and a flexible and collapsible bulk bag top component having a top end, an opposite open lower end and an encircling second side wall connected about the periphery of the top end which is separably receivable within and generally complementary to the first side wall of the bag bottom component wherein the top and bottom ends and first and second side walls define an interior stoarage space therebetween for flowable granular or powdered bulk material with the second side wall being adapted to be in firm engagement with the first side wall when the storage space is at least partially filled.