Package making – Methods – Enclosing contents within progressively formed web means
Patent
1988-11-22
1989-10-03
Schmidt, Frederick R.
Package making
Methods
Enclosing contents within progressively formed web means
53456, 53459, 493295, 493300, 493310, B65B 302, B65B 4304, B65B 4310, B65B 4332
Patent
active
048708046
ABSTRACT:
Method of forming a parallelepiped container from a roll of packaging material by sequentially folding and sealing the longitudinal edge of the paper material, forming corners in the web of material, cutting the material into flat tubes, sealing the bottom of the tubes on a mandrel, filling the bottom sealed tube and sealing the top of the filled tube.
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Milliken Research Corporation
Schmidt Frederick R.
Terrell William E.
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