Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Wrapper – Bottle
Patent
1973-10-15
1976-10-05
Lowrance, George E.
Envelopes, wrappers, and paperboard boxes
Wrapper
Bottle
229 53, 229 35R, B65D 3302, B65D 3100
Patent
active
039840476
ABSTRACT:
A plastic bag such as trash can liners, grass and leaf bags, sandwich bags and the like is reinforced by placing spaced ribs therein, integral with the wall structure, the ribs having a rib-to-rib spacing in the order of 1/8 to 2 cm, the ribs being peaked and merging smoothly from a projecting peak to the thickness of the walls between the ribs, the peaks extending about 1.5 to 10 times the wall thickness of the film which is, preferably, in the order of about 0.4 to 2.0 mils. Upon extrusion, the extrusion die is formed with small notches with rounded corners so that the ribs are extruded while the film material is extruded, and provide additional material in the region of the ribs which merges smoothly with the material being extruded to form the film. Such rib-reinforced bag structures may be produced by forming a continuous roll of such bags, the individual bags in such a roll being readily separated along predetermined lines of weakness.
REFERENCES:
patent: 686877 (1901-11-01), Arkell
patent: 2750631 (1956-06-01), Johnson
Clayton William J.
Kutniewski Donald
Olson Robert H.
Farrow Douglas B.
Huggett Charles A.
Lowrance George E.
Mobil Oil Corporation
Tierney James D.
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