| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 81 | PACKAGE WITH REINFORCED END ZONES AND METHOD FOR MAKING THE SAME | US13069428 | 2011-03-23 | US20110168603A1 | 2011-07-14 | Niklas PETTERSSON |
| A blank-folded box-shaped package includes a top, a bottom opposite the top, two opposite lateral walls (I) connecting the top and the bottom, two opposite ends walls (U) connecting the top and the bottom, and two opposite peripheral shock absorbing end zones (R). Each end zone (R) is defined by one of the opposite end walls and extensions of the top, bottom and two opposite lateral walls. Also, each end zone (R) defines an exposed cavity region with the end walls in a retracted position inwardly of the shock absorbing end zone (R) of doubled material. The package defines a package blank in an unfolded state. | ||||||
| 82 | Apparatus and method for folding blank into a box | US12587013 | 2009-09-30 | US20110077138A1 | 2011-03-31 | Joe Pagani |
| An apparatus facilitates folding of a blank to form a box. When the blank is pressed into the apparatus, corner panels of the blank are initially folded by folding surfaces of the apparatus so that the corner panels are disposed inside side panel surfaces of the blank, which are folded by other folding surfaces of the apparatus. The apparatus further includes folding surfaces for folding the side and end panels of the blank into a vertical position. A base panel of the blank, and the side panels, end panels and the corner panels which are attached to the base panel, are received in an interior aperture of the apparatus during folding of the blank to form the box. | ||||||
| 83 | PROCESS FOR CRAFTING PAPER AND RELATED KIT | US11957699 | 2007-12-17 | US20090151531A1 | 2009-06-18 | Susan W. Levin; Patricia Ann Donham |
| The process for crafting paper includes providing a double-sided mat having a cutting surface on one side and a scoring surface on an opposite side. Both the cutting surface and the scoring surface each have measurement indicia thereon. Paper is scored or cut on respective sides of the mat with a ruler having a channel formed therein. The channel is capable of receiving a scoring knob or a cutting blade for precisely cutting or scoring arches, circles or straight lines. The mat and ruler are also configured to construct box tops that precisely fit relatively smaller box bottoms. | ||||||
| 84 | Pillow box maker apparatus and method of use | US188427 | 1998-11-09 | US6036628A | 2000-03-14 | Nicholas K. Romer |
| A pillow box making apparatus 10 and method of use wherein the box making apparatus 10 includes a base panel member 20 provided with a guide element 21, a cushioned pad member 30 dimensioned to overlie a portion of the base panel member 20, a template member 40 operatively associated with the base plate member 20 to captively engage a sheet of craft paper 20 intermediate the cushioned pad member 30 and the template member 40. The template member 40 is provided with at least one generally elongated figure eight shaped apertures 50 and a plurality of slots 61, 62, 63, and 64 that can be used to define the scored outline of the unassembled pillow box 100. | ||||||
| 85 | Decorative bag making apparatus and method of use | US853278 | 1997-05-09 | US5795283A | 1998-08-18 | Nicholas K. Romer |
| A decorative bag making apparatus 10 and method of use wherein the apparatus 10 comprises a sizing unit 11, a centerpiece unit 12, and a face unit 13 which cooperate with one another and a sheet of decorative material 100 to fabricate a finished decorative bag 110. | ||||||
| 86 | Envelope maker and method of use | US633653 | 1996-04-17 | US5685816A | 1997-11-11 | Nicholas K. Romer |
| An improved envelope maker (10) including: a template member (20) having first (28) and second (29) indicia markings and a cutout (22); a primary center piece member (40) dimensioned to be received in the cutout (22); and; an auxiliary center piece member (50) provided with means for operatively engaging the primary center piece member (40); wherein the envelope maker can be employed to make a variety of envelopes having the finished dimensions of the primary center piece member (40), the auxiliary center piece member (50) and larger. | ||||||
| 87 | Kit for making boxes and method for using | US165375 | 1993-12-10 | US5484373A | 1996-01-16 | Martin R. Carbone |
| A kit for making boxes from a paper card stock is described. The kit comprises a flat plate having a guide rail with a vertical edge projecting above the surface of the plate parallel to one edge of the plate. A scoring groove traverses the plate parallel to the vertical edge of the guide rail. One or more spacing strips, each having a vertical edge, may be placed between the vertical edge of the guide rail and the scoring groove to vary the depth of the box. The overall size or "footprint" of a box made in accordance with the invention is determined by the distance of the scoring groove from the nearest vertical edge and the size of the blank card stock employed. The card stock preferably comes in two sizes for each size box, one for the bottom and one for the top. The card stock used for the top is slightly larger than the stock used for the bottom so that the same spacers may be used for scoring folding lines for both the top and the bottom and, at the same time, providing a mating fit therebetween. The kit, which comprises the scoring plate, spacing strips and a scoring tool, may be used to fashion boxes in a variety of shapes as well as sizes. | ||||||
| 88 | Carton size modifier | US184943 | 1988-04-22 | US4825549A | 1989-05-02 | Harrison Huang |
| A carton size modifier comprising a tube, a supporting clamp installed on the tube and the structure for forming the hole line at the bottom end of the tube. The hole line forming structure comprised a rotating gear disk unit with a protection cover at its perimeter. The rotating gear disk unit is installed on the pipe seat having a handle. The top face of the pipe seat is cut at an angle to match with a pressing post having a complimentary angle at its lower end. One bolt threads the rotating gear disk unit, the pipe seat and pressing post, with its end fastened by a nut to avoid the fall-off of the pressing post. By puting the pressing post and the top end of the pipe seat into the tube. Then turning the bolt, the pressing post is pulled to make its outer wall supporting against the inner wall of the tube, thus its combination being completed. | ||||||
| 89 | Apparatus and method for producing a resealable container | US768624 | 1985-08-23 | US4659322A | 1987-04-21 | Leon L. Boudin; Harry F. Duff |
| A unique resealable container is described together with a method for converting a standard container of the type commonly used for packaging milk or other liquids into said container. An apparatus for carrying out this method is also described. The resealable container consists of a rectangular box having four flaps and a closing band for sealing the box. The closing band holds the flaps in their closed position. The container may be produced by making six cuts in a standard container of the type normally used to package milk or the like. The cuts are made with the apparatus of the present invention using an ordinary kitchen knife. The apparatus of the present invention supports the container during the cutting process and guides the knife to assure that the cuts are made in the correct locations. | ||||||
| 90 | Device for heat-sealing and/or cutting of thin foils of synthetic materials | US178748 | 1980-08-18 | US4289566A | 1981-09-15 | Rolf Feil |
| Device for heat-sealing or cutting thin foil of synthetic material between two dies which are linked to each other and can be pressed together against a restoring force including:(a) a table-like support having a recess in the underside of the support parallel to the front edge of the support,(b) a spring disposed in the recess,(c) a base strip movable in and out of the recess, the strip movable into the recess upon the application of pressure to press the two dies together, and the strip movable out of the recess upon the release of the pressure by the spring as the restoring force,(d) the table-like support having a pivotable edge on the underside of the support parallel to and to the rear of the base strip to permit the support to pivot on the edge when the base strip is moved into the recess,(e) one die fixed to the top surface of the table-like support,(f) another die disposed above the fixed die movable to press against the fixed die, the movable die having the form of a U-shaped yoke with the legs of the yoke fixedly attached to the yoke and movable therewith,(g) transmission members including two-armed levers which are hinged at one end at the sides of the base strip and at the legs of the U-shaped yoke at the other end, and the levers at an intermediate point between the points of hinging are pivotally fixed to the support, whereby pressing down on the front of the support causes the base strip to move into the recess making the two-armed levers pivot around the intermediate point thereby effecting lowering of the yoke. | ||||||
| 91 | Unitary mold-press structure | US953635 | 1978-10-23 | US4206627A | 1980-06-10 | Miguel A. Diaz |
| A Unitary Mold-Press Structure comprising a bottom portion, a top portion, and a hinge is utilized to make disposable plates, pans, and stove burner protectors and liners in one simple manual step from aluminum foil. The bottom portion further comprises an aluminum foil source, a mold member, a cutting structure, folding flaps, and a side cutting member. The top portion comprises a handle structure, a side cutter, and a mold member. The hinge allows for rotation of the top portion relative to the bottom portion. The bottom cutting structure includes a cylindrical holder, a cylindrical spring, and first and second cylindrical steel cutters. The top handle structure includes a cylindrical holder, a cylindrical spring, and first and second annular members. The top handle structure and the bottom cutting structure interact to effect the internal cutting function of the aluminum foil. | ||||||
| 92 | Plastic bag forming and sealing apparatus | US739987 | 1976-11-08 | US4104108A | 1978-08-01 | Shizuaki Kishida; Misao Takahashi |
| A plastic bag forming and sealing apparatus including a container for a roll of plastic to be formed into bags, the side margins of the roll are presealed to form the plastic into a tube; the roll is unwound to the desired extent, the cover of the container is closed to hold the unwound plastic in place, a blade is moved across the roll to shear the desired length of a plastic bag, with the cover still closed, heat seal means seals the open end of the tube completing the formation of an open sided bag or pouch to be filled. | ||||||
| 93 | Bag forming machine | US3764434D | 1968-11-29 | US3764434A | 1973-10-09 | BRIDENSTINE O |
| A bag-forming machine adapted for use in the home employs a compact housing having rotatably mounted therein a roll of longitudinally folded thermoplastic sheet material. A sealing station is disposed beneath the roll and utilizes a stationary anvil surface on which a resistance wire is mounted A pivotally mounted, manually actuated sealing bar urges a selected transverse band of the film plies over the wire until a desired sealing and cutting action has been effected.
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| 94 | Resilient strip mounting for plastic bag fabricator | US3752725D | 1971-04-23 | US3752725A | 1973-08-14 | FREEMAN M |
| A PLASTIC BAG FABRICATING, DISPERSING AND SEALING UNIT INCLUDES A LID HAVING MOUNTED ON IT A STRIP OF RESLIENT, NONADHERENT HEAT RESISTANT MATERIAL THAT ENGAGES A HEATING WIRE OF THE UNIT WHEN THE LID IS CLOSED, THE STRIP BEING AXIALLY RECEIVED IN A GROOVE THAT EXTENDS ALONG THE INNER FACE OF THE LID. OPENINGS FORMED AT EACH END OF THE GROOVE RECEIVE A ROD THAT EXTENDS THROUGH THE STRIP AND SECURES IT TO THE LID. AN APERATURE THAT EXTENDS THROUGH THE STRIP PARALLEL TO THE ROD PROVIDES THE STRIP WITH THE NECESSARY RESILIENCY.
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| 95 | Apparatus for welding thin-sheet plastics materials | US12099271 | 1971-03-04 | US3671357A | 1972-06-20 | TROUILHET MAURICE MARIE ACHILLE |
| The invention essentially relates to an apparatus for welding thin-sheet plastics materials including support means secured to a casing and one heating tape stretched upon said support means, said tape having one end connected to a movable element so as to cause the displacement of said movable element during the lengthening of the tape; thermostatic switch means carried by a member pivotally mounted in said casing; means for actuating the said pivotable member; and a cover hingedly mounted on said casing and provided with means for pressing the said sheets and for cutting them outside the weld line thus formed.
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| 96 | Method of making freezer cartons and the like and template therefor | US3435531D | 1966-06-24 | US3435531A | 1969-04-01 | MORRIS FRED C |
| 97 | Bag making apparatus | US36119664 | 1964-04-20 | US3354017A | 1967-11-21 | LAZEAR WILLIAM H; HRUDKA ROBERT F |
| 98 | Bag forming machine | US30048963 | 1963-08-07 | US3237533A | 1966-03-01 | DEWYER PETER J |
| 99 | Box holding clamp | US22939151 | 1951-06-01 | US2655962A | 1953-10-20 | WILLIAMSON OSCAR H |
| 100 | Apparatus for making and securing bag handles | US32888340 | 1940-04-10 | US2259878A | 1941-10-21 | CLANCY RODERICK S |
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