1 |
Ready to load bag pack, method of forming and system |
US308860 |
1994-09-19 |
US5484376A |
1996-01-16 |
Randolph D. Prader; Graham Smith |
A thermoplastic film bag pack where each bag has a bottom, front, rear, and gusseted side walls, an inside and outside surface and a cut-edge mouth portion. The mouth portion has double film loop handles as integral extensions of the walls at its opposite ends. The external surface of the bag at the cut-edge region of the mouth between handles has been subjected to a corona discharge treatment to such an extent that adjacently facing cut-edge regions will be releasably adherent until a moderate force separates them. This condition provides for effective dispensing of grocery bags. A method of forming the bags and a system for dispensing is also disclosed. |
2 |
Method for cleaning bag machinery |
US788002 |
1991-11-05 |
US5230744A |
1993-07-27 |
David A. Smith; Clark M. Woody; Philip G. Velez; Herbert B. Geiger; Charles R. Amos, Jr. |
A method and apparatus for continuous cleaning of bag making machinery is provided. A single roll with a cleaning material attached thereto contacts a rotating drum to remove debris from the surface thereof. When the portion of the cleaning material in contact with the drum becomes saturated with debris, the roll is rotated to present fresh cleaning material to the surface of the drum. The compact design of the cleaning apparatus permits its use in the limited space found around bag making machinery. |
3 |
Apparatus for forming loops in tube sections for making sacks for the
purpose of compensating for different lengths of sections |
US71362 |
1979-08-30 |
US4285685A |
1981-08-25 |
Fritz Achelpohl |
Sections of bag-making material are successively and intermittently fed by double belt conveyors to arrive beneath a vertically reciprocatable push member which engages each section by suction and forms a central loop in each section while its ends are yieldingly engaged by brake shoes co-operating with side supports. |