Crimped vacuum bag seal and method of making the same

Gas separation – Flexible or collapsible bag type – Seaming – reinforcing or bag structure

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55382, 55524, 55DIG2, 156581, B01D 4602

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051819465

ABSTRACT:
A vacuum cleaner filter bag seal is used to form disposable vacuum cleaner bags by joining two portions of filtration material. The two portions of filtration material are sealed by placing them together and then crimping them so that the layers mechanically interlock. The invention also pertains to a method of providing such a seal.

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