Sectional, modular bag, variably conformable between flattened and container conditions

Abstract

A sectional modular bag, which is variably conformable between a flattened non-use condition, and a container-use condition, comprises at least one containing bag body composed of only two parts (2), which are designed to generally define two main partitions (3a), two side partitions (3b), at least one bottom partition (4) and an opening (20) of said bag body (1).

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present invention relates to a sectional, modular bag, which is variably conformable between a flattened smaller-size non-use condition, and a container-use condition of the bag.PRIOR ART[0002]In the field of sectional bag production, bags are known to be formed by removable assembly of a number of component parts made of leather, fabric or functionally equivalent materials, in various combinations according to the design of the bag. These parts have plan shapes of various geometries, which are diversified to allow complementary association thereof to form the bag assembly and to ensure the overall intended task of the bag.[0003]As far as construction is concerned, the sectional nature of the parts of the bags advantageously affords significant construction savings, because the various assembly parts are simply obtained by customized cutting of parts, which will considerably reduce the manufacturing costs that are conventionally associated with the general m...

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Benefits of technology

The main goal of this invention is to create a sectional bag arrangement that has a simple design and reduces the number of parts needed to make the bag.

Problems solved by technology

For consumers, the high diversity and the great number of the component parts, which are undoubtedly useful for the sectional nature of these bags, also involve a loss of advantages, when these parts differ from one another to a considerable extent and / or a great number of parts is provided.

Thus, while the bag can be easily disassembled to be stored in a smaller-size state when it is not design to be used, the process of reassembly thereof when required becomes inconvenient and tiresome and is often avoided, which will involve the loss of the initial advantages of the sectional nature of the bag, also due to the need of transferring the bag contents in and out of the bag.

This will speed up the manufacturing procedure, but will nonetheless only afford a limited cost reduction, considering that, even without sewing, special labor is required for providing the connection elements and mounting them to the bag.

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