Package making – Methods – Applying a partial cover
Patent
1995-04-04
1996-05-21
Sipos, John
Package making
Methods
Applying a partial cover
206390, 53118, 53430, B65B 6304
Patent
active
055178030
ABSTRACT:
Tubular packs (P) are produced by winding a scale flow formation (1) of printed products on a mandrel, enveloping the roll with a protective and holding element (3) and removing the pack from the mandrel. In the interior of the pack (P) an additional product (2) is incorporated such that it can be removed from the finished pack regardless of the character of the pack without opening the protective and holding element (3) or without removing products of the scale flow formation (1). This is achieved by associating the additional product (2) to the scale flow formation to be wound in a position relative to the leading edge of the scale flow formation, which position is dependent on the stiffness and the length of the additional product.
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Farley Walter C.
Ferag AG
Kim Gene L.
Sipos John
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