Substantially frictionless and static-free former and feed tube

Package making – Progressively seamed cover web or web folds – With closing of web between package units

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53451, 53551, 53575, B65B 908

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049913794

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for forming bags from a thin plastic film in a tube form fill operation wherein plastic film is fed over the outer surface of the tube and the edges of the film are joined to provide a bag tube and an antistatic friction reduction surface treatment is provided on the outer surface of the tube for encouraging sliding movement of the film and insuring uniform feed with the friction reducing and electrically insulating material in the form of a plastic coating or ribs to produce the desired result.

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