Universal air removal port
a universal air and port technology, applied in the field of universal air removal ports, can solve the problems of inability to hold high vacuum zipper strips of food packages, the inability to easily open compressed foam valves by manual compression, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing vacuum
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[0024]FIG. 1 Illustrates a box shape compressed foam sponge valve 100 as described in the inventor's U.S. Pat. No. 8,056,471; (A) front view, (B) top isometric view and (C) sectional view 1C-1Ccut from (A). Rectangular valve box housing 101 is open at the front and has a central tubular protrusion 104 with central opening 105 in the bottom and contains compressed closed cell foam block 102. The degree of compression determines the magnitude of closing force of the valve by controlling the expansive force of the block. The rectangular double-sided amorphous viscid adhesive insert 103 with a central bore is bonded to the inferior rectangular surface of the valve box 101. The adhesive insert 103 has two main roles; (1) to bond two elements, the valve 101 and a food package 501 as show in FIG. 5 and (2) to fill in micro holes and grooves on what appears to be flat surface of the rigid valve housing 101. If they are not filled with amorphous viscid adhesive material, micro tracts may be ...
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