Method for making sacks which are open at one end and comprise a

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156 91, 156149, 156227, 156250, 156290, 1563084, 156475, 156529, 229 55, 428 35, B32B 3108, B32B 3118, B32B 3120, D03D 4750

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042748968

ABSTRACT:
Sacks are made from a web comprising a tube of stretched plastics tape fabric woven around a thermoplastic tubular film. The web is continuously fed to a storage device from which two-ply sack lengths are intermittently withdrawn and severed and provided with a stitched base seam. Each severing cut is made to extend through transverse strips of hot-melt adhesive which were applied to both sides of the fabric tube and cooled. After severing and prior to stitching through both plies, the inner ply is provided with a separate base seam by means of welding jaws.

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