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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 段ボールシート製函機のシート分離装置、および、シート分離機能を備える段ボールシート製函機 | JP2012267749 | 2012-12-07 | JP6116218B2 | 2017-04-19 | 志村 直樹; 川口 悠; 野村 孝幸; 石塚 光裕 |
| 2 | Sheet separation device of corrugated board sheet carton former and corrugated board sheet carton former including sheet separation function | JP2012267749 | 2012-12-07 | JP2014113712A | 2014-06-26 | SHIMURA NAOKI; KAWAGUCHI HISASHI; NOMURA TAKAYUKI; ISHIZUKA MITSUHIRO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a sheet separation device in which a folder gluer part can fold a small corrugated board sheet correctly.SOLUTION: A corrugated board sheet carton former 1 includes a die cutter 5 which cut off a piece of corrugated board sheet on which a plurality kinds of processing is performed sequentially, while being conveyed to a conveyance direction FD, into a plurality of small corrugated board sheets in a direction which intersects perpendicularly to the conveyance direction, a folder gluer 6 folds and pastes the small corrugated board sheets, while conveying the same, and a counter ejector 8 which forms batches of a predetermined number of sheets by stacking the corrugated board sheets. A sheet separation device 7 includes a conveyance part which is arranged between the folder gluer and the counter ejector and a sheet separation control device 156 which adjusts conveyance speed of the conveyance part such that conveyance speed of the conveyance part becomes faster than the conveyance speed of the folder gluer. The conveyance part contains a pair of conveyance rolls 70A and 70B, and a conveyance conveyor 71. | ||||||
| 3 | Easy Open Plastic Bags | US15435169 | 2017-02-16 | US20170225839A1 | 2017-08-10 | Jacobo Bazbaz |
| A woven laminated plastic bag having an easy open feature is provided. The easy open feature is generally defined by a weakened portion in the bag. In various aspects the bag can be fabricated from a woven polyethylene layer which can be laminated with a polyethylene film layer, can form a pinch bottom bag, and can have one or both sides include graphics and/or printing. The bag can also provide a top end and/or a bottom end either or both of which provide a discrete area which may contain discrete graphics and/or printing. | ||||||
| 4 | Methods of Making Easy Open Plastic Bags | US15189814 | 2016-06-22 | US20160368683A1 | 2016-12-22 | Jacobo Bazbaz |
| Methods of making a woven laminated plastic bag having an easy open feature are provided. The easy open feature is generally defined by a weakened portion in the bag, such as formed by cutting, punching, or using a laser to provide a plurality of cuts and/or perforations in the bag. In various aspects the bag can be fabricated from a woven polypropylene and/or polyethylene layer, which can be laminated with a film layer, can form a pinch bottom bag, and can have one or both sides include graphics and/or printing. The bag can also be sealed to be sealed to provide a top end and/or a bottom end either or both of which provide a discrete area which may contain discrete graphics and/or printing. | ||||||
| 5 | Personalized packaging production system | US13442268 | 2012-04-09 | US09221226B2 | 2015-12-29 | Linn C. Hoover; William J. Nowak; Robert A. Clark; Peter J. Knausdorf; Thomas J. Wyble |
| A personalized packaging production system includes an in-feed tray, an out-feed tray, a cutting table disposed intermediate the in-feed tray and the out-feed tray and an interchangeable cutting/creasing assembly. A sheet feeder is positioned between the in-feed tray and the cutting table to feed media sheets from the in-feed tray to the cutting table, and an exit nip is positioned between the out-feed tray and the cutting table to remove media sheets from the cutting table to the out-feed tray. | ||||||
| 6 | Receptacle, and Method and Device for Producing Receptacles | US14381566 | 2013-01-30 | US20150104119A1 | 2015-04-16 | Jörg-Christian Thies |
| The invention relates to a receptacle (10), in particular a flexible bag (10) made of paper, with a front part (20), a back part (30) and a bottom (50), which is closed by a bottom unit, and with an opening (1) lying opposite the bottom (50), wherein the bottom unit has a bottom portion (120) of the front part (20) and a bottom portion (130) of the back part (30), the bottom portion (130) of the back part (30) is shorter than the bottom portion (120) of the front part (20), such that the bottom portion (120) of the front part (20) is secured directly on the back part (30) by turning the bottom unit (100) back along a fold line (101), and the opening (1) is formed by a peripheral edge (2) which extends at a height of the front part (20) and of the back part (30) and which is at least partially frayed, thereby reducing the danger of injury at the edge (2). | ||||||
| 7 | PREASSEMBLED DISPLAY WITH AUTOMATIC STACKABLE SUPPORTS | US13914859 | 2013-06-11 | US20140014713A1 | 2014-01-16 | William Wintermute; David Schoettle; Stan Clifford |
| A preassembled display with automatic stackable supports (PDASS) is described. A PDASS may include two or more blanks (for example pieces of corrugated paperboard) that are joined together, for example to initially form a knocked down flat (KDF). The PDASS may include an insert formed from a single blank, where the single insert blank, when the whole display is erected, automatically erects and provides asymmetric supports that form at opposing corners of the outer blank. | ||||||
| 8 | System and method for converting a printed substrate | US12640990 | 2009-12-17 | US08328706B2 | 2012-12-11 | Barry Glynn Gombert; John Oliver Walker |
| A system for forming a foldable printed substrate includes a creasing system that applies a plurality of creases to the substrate along a first axis. It also applies a plurality of creases to the substrate along a second axis that is angled with respect to the first axis. Each creases is applied in a manner that does not ablate the substrate. The system also may include a cutting system to yield a foldable substrate such as a carton, sleeve, or box. It also may include a printing system to generate a printed, foldable substrate. | ||||||
| 9 | Receptacle, and method and device for producing receptacles | US14381566 | 2013-01-30 | US09708103B2 | 2017-07-18 | Jörg-Christian Thies |
| The invention relates to a receptacle (10), in particular a flexible bag (10) made of paper, with a front part (20), a back part (30) and a bottom (50), which is closed by a bottom unit, and with an opening (1) lying opposite the bottom (50), wherein the bottom unit has a bottom portion (120) of the front part (20) and a bottom portion (130) of the back part (30), the bottom portion (130) of the back part (30) is shorter than the bottom portion (120) of the front part (20), such that the bottom portion (120) of the front part (20) is secured directly on the back part (30) by turning the bottom unit (100) back along a fold line (101), and the opening (1) is formed by a peripheral edge (2) which extends at a height of the front part (20) and of the back part (30) and which is at least partially frayed, thereby reducing the danger of injury at the edge (2). | ||||||
| 10 | METHOD OF MAKING A PREASSEMBLED DISPLAY WITH AUTOMATIC STACKABLE SUPPORTS | US15077982 | 2016-03-23 | US20160200062A1 | 2016-07-14 | William Wintermute; David Shoettle; Stan Clifford |
| A method of making a preassembled display with automatic stackable supports (PDASS) is described. A PDASS may include two or more blanks (for example pieces of corrugated paperboard) that are joined together, for example to initially form a knocked down flat (KDF). The PDASS may include an insert formed from a single blank, where the single insert blank, when the whole display is erected, automatically erects and provides asymmetric supports that form at opposing corners of the outer blank. | ||||||
| 11 | Polymer packaging systems and methods | US14380343 | 2013-02-21 | US09162413B2 | 2015-10-20 | Donn A. Hartman; Alexander J. Waterman; Tony Loiacono; Donn Daniel Hartman |
| A rotary knife assembly includes a rotatable core and a plurality of knife blades extending from the rotatable core. A heating element is coupled with the plurality of knife blades, and the heating element is configured to heat the knife blades. One or more package guides are interposed between each of the plurality of knife blades configured to engage along one or more deformable packages as the rotatable core is rotated. In another example, a discharge assembly includes a conveyor belt including inner and outer belt surfaces, and a plurality of belt rows extending along a belt length. A plurality of package spacing ridges each include outer engaging edges, and one package spacing ridge of the plurality is positioned between each of the plurality of belt rows. The outer belt surface is recessed from the outer engaging edges. | ||||||
| 12 | TRI-FOLD PLASTIC BAG ROLL, METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING SAME | US14466145 | 2014-08-22 | US20140364292A1 | 2014-12-11 | Greg Tan |
| A plastic or other film bag is formed from a continuous extruded tube. The tube is flattened and sealed across its width at intervals to form bag bottoms. The bags are joined to one another at a perforation line and folded in thirds lengthwise prior to being rolled into a compact roll, either with or without supporting core. After folding the bags may be chisel cut through the center of the perforation line to assist in dispensing of the bags. The chisel cut will extend through all layers of the bag when folded, resulting in three chisel cuts in the bag. The bags may be gusseted for part or as much as all of their width. The bags may also be corona treated and printed on their outer surfaces. The bags may be formed from partially recycled materials and various combinations of linear low density, medium and high density polyethylene. | ||||||
| 13 | Personalized Packaging Production System | US13442268 | 2012-04-09 | US20130267397A1 | 2013-10-10 | Linn C. Hoover; William J. Nowak; Robert A. Clark; Peter J. Knausdorf; Thomas J. Wyble |
| A personalized packaging production system includes an in-feed tray, an out-feed tray, a cutting table disposed intermediate the in-feed tray and the out-feed tray and an interchangeable cutting/creasing assembly. A sheet feeder is positioned between the in-feed tray and the cutting table to feed media sheets from the in-feed tray to the cutting table, and an exit nip is positioned between the out-feed tray and the cutting table to remove media sheets from the cutting table to the out-feed tray. | ||||||
| 14 | Easy Open Plastic Bags | US15811101 | 2017-11-13 | US20180065789A1 | 2018-03-08 | Jacobo Bazbaz |
| A woven laminated plastic bag having an easy open feature is provided. The easy open feature is generally defined by a weakened portion in the bag, such as formed by cutting, punching, or using a laser to provide a plurality of cuts and/or perforations in the bag. In various aspects the bag can be fabricated from a woven polypropylene and/or polyethylene layer, which can be laminated with a film layer, can form a pinch bottom bag, and can have one or both sides include graphics and/or printing. The bag can also be sealed to be sealed to provide a top end and/or a bottom end either or both of which provide a discrete area which may contain discrete graphics and/or printing. | ||||||
| 15 | Method of making a preassembled display with automatic stackable supports | US15077982 | 2016-03-23 | US09796498B2 | 2017-10-24 | William Wintermute; David Shoettle; Stanley Clifford |
| A method of making a preassembled display with automatic stackable supports (PDASS) is described. A PDASS may include two or more blanks (for example pieces of corrugated paperboard) that are joined together, for example to initially form a knocked down flat (KDF). The PDASS may include an insert formed from a single blank, where the single insert blank, when the whole display is erected, automatically erects and provides asymmetric supports that form at opposing corners of the outer blank. | ||||||
| 16 | Tri-fold plastic bag roll, method and apparatus for making same | US14466145 | 2014-08-22 | US09517605B2 | 2016-12-13 | Greg Tan |
| A plastic or other film bag is formed from a continuous extruded tube. The tube is flattened and sealed across its width at intervals to form bag bottoms. The bags are joined to one another at a perforation line and folded in thirds lengthwise prior to being rolled into a compact roll, either with or without supporting core. After folding the bags may be chisel cut through the center of the perforation line to assist in dispensing of the bags. The chisel cut will extend through all layers of the bag when folded, resulting in three chisel cuts in the bag. The bags may be gusseted for part or as much as all of their width. The bags may also be corona treated and printed on their outer surfaces. The bags may be formed from partially recycled materials and various combinations of linear low density, medium and high density polyethylene. | ||||||
| 17 | Preassembled display with automatic stackable supports | US13914859 | 2013-06-11 | US09315287B2 | 2016-04-19 | William Wintermute; David Schoettle; Stan Clifford |
| A preassembled display with automatic stackable supports (PDASS) is described. A PDASS may include two or more blanks (for example pieces of corrugated paperboard) that are joined together, for example to initially form a knocked down flat (KDF). The PDASS may include an insert formed from a single blank, where the single insert blank, when the whole display is erected, automatically erects and provides asymmetric supports that form at opposing corners of the outer blank. | ||||||
| 18 | Flat presser | US13252319 | 2011-10-04 | US08979723B2 | 2015-03-17 | Michael P. Tarka |
| A flat presser for supporting blanking material during operation of a blanking tool for making packaging blanks includes a plurality of coaxially oriented, concentric wall sections of progressively different interior areas and being collapsible from an extended position wherein the wall sections partially overlap in an axial direction to a collapsed position wherein the wall sections substantially completely overlap in the axial direction, and a biasing mechanism for biasing the wall sections to the extended position. | ||||||
| 19 | POLYMER PACKAGING SYSTEMS AND METHODS | US14380343 | 2013-02-21 | US20150065323A1 | 2015-03-05 | Donn A. Hartman; Alexander J. Waterman; Tony Loiacono; Donn Daniel Hartman |
| A rotary knife assembly includes a rotatable core and a plurality of knife blades extending from the rotatable core. A heating element is coupled with the plurality of knife blades, and the heating element is configured to heat the knife blades. One or more package guides are interposed between each of the plurality of knife blades configured to engage along one or more deformable packages as the rotatable core is rotated. In another example, a discharge assembly includes a conveyor belt including inner and outer belt surfaces, and a plurality of belt rows extending along a belt length. A plurality of package spacing ridges each include outer engaging edges, and one package spacing ridge of the plurality is positioned between each of the plurality of belt rows. The outer belt surface is recessed from the outer engaging edges. | ||||||
| 20 | FLAT PRESSER | US13252319 | 2011-10-04 | US20120088644A1 | 2012-04-12 | Michael P. Tarka |
| A flat presser for supporting blanking material during operation of a blanking tool for making packaging blanks includes a plurality of coaxially oriented, concentric wall sections of progressively different interior areas and being collapsible from an extended position wherein the wall sections partially overlap in an axial direction to a collapsed position wherein the wall sections substantially completely overlap in the axial direction, and a biasing mechanism for biasing the wall sections to the extended position. | ||||||
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