Tote bag

Another method of handling institutional containers is in the form of flexible bags in drum or wooden totes. Bags for above a few hters are presterilized using y radiation and are provided to the user with an overseal on the spout, which... 

Fiber, tote bags, clothing, film and sheet, food and beverage containers, carpet, fleece wear... 

After grinding, various forms of screening and air classification are used to produce commercial mica products. Shipments are made in 50-lb bags or bulk containers such as pneumatic trucks, rail cars, Gaylord boxes, or fabric tote bags. 

Tote bag Tote bags are large handheld bags with two handles, open top, and simple structure. Often made from canvas, they are usually used to carry groceries, beachwear, or books. 

Assistive devices, such as to facilitate gripping utensils, and a simple seat-riser, consisting of a lightweight tote bag containing three to five 2.5 cm-thick pieces of styrofoam. 

Polyacrylamide powders are typically shipped in moisture-resistant bags or fiber packs. Emulsion and solution polymers are sold in dmms, tote bins, tank tmcks, and tank cars. The transportation of dry and solution products is not regulated in the United States by the Department of Transportation, but emulsions require a DOT NA 1693 label. 

Economic Aspects. Epsom salt is usuaUy shipped in bulk or in 45-kg bags. Magnesium sulfate solution can be shipped in bulk, in either totes or dmms. In January 1995 prices for a tmcHoad in doUars per 100 kg were MgSO 2 technical, 10% Mg, in bags 37.49— 40.79, works in bulk 35.28 ... 

Large volumes of monoalkylphenols are shipped in Hquid form by railcar, tank wagon, or export container. These shipping vessels must be stainless steel or phenoHc resin lined carbon steel. Eor smaller volumes, dmms and tote-tanks are used. Eor high freezing point alkylphenols, such as PTBP, the product is flaked and shipped in either bags or supersacs. Eor low freezing point products, such as -nonylphenol (PNP) (fp < 20° C), the product is shipped in dmms or tote-tanks. 

Semiclosed systems for handling solids often involve the use of big bags or tote bins. In these systems the solid is shipped in alarge (>1 t) container which is then lifted into place over a closed hopper or feed mechanism and a sealed connection is made. It is sometimes necessary to rap or agitate the big container to keep the solid moving and this action can result in deterioration or damage to the container or seals with consequent leaks. Also, there is some release of solids when containers are connected or disconnected as well as opportunities for dust generation. 

Bags, drums, totes, tank car. rail car, barge... 

Activity 24-Hour Terrarium, p. 76 Activity Sparkling Braided Baskets, p. 79 Activity Naturad Wind Sock, p. 81 Activity Tiny Seed House, p. 87 Activity Toad Home, p. 96 Activity Gourd Birdhouse, p. 102 Activity Dandelion Chicks, p. 104 Activity Mosshopper, p. 110 Activity Winter Garland, p. Ill Activity Shopping Tote, p. 117 Activity Treat Boxes, p. 119 Activity Bag gits, p. 123 Activity Broken China Mosaics, p. 124 Activity Recycled Baskets, p. 127 Activity Bottle Doll, p. 130... 

Shopping Tote 117 Nature Notes One More Time 118 Treat Boxes 119 Jazzy Jars 120 Crazy Quilt Boxes 121 Bag gits 123... 

Handbags must be both decorative and functional they must hold necessities conve-niendy as well as fit into the fashion picmre. Large bags such as totes, satchels, portfolios, or backpacks tend to be functional smaller bags such as clutches or envelopes are usually decorative. Handbag styles, as can be seen in Figure 6.13, range from classic. 

Activated carbon, PAC, GAC Powder, granules Bags 35 lb drums 5, 25 lb totes bulk Insoluble-slurry 10-90... 

Ferrous sulfate, FeSO Granules, crystals, powder, lumps Bags 100 lb totes 400 lb bulk 48.5 55... 

All products supplied in bag, drum, or bin tote must have container clearly marked with product designation, name of chemical manufacturer, net weight, and manufacturing lot number. Any product without this labeling may be rejected with vendor to pay freight for return. 

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