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Selectively Closeable Plastic Film Bag Structure

US Patent:
6575627, Jun 10, 2003
Filed:
Oct 9, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/973134
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN, 37027
George Pappas - Fort Wayne IN, 46805
International Classification:
B65D 3022
US Classification:
383 38, 383 37, 383 93
Abstract:
A selectively closeable plastic film bag structure includes front, middle and rear panels forming a first bag between the front and middle panels and a second bag between the middle and rear panels. A first adhesive strip between the middle and rear panels extends between terminal ends at the second bag side edges. The front and rear panels extend above the middle panel and a second adhesive strip between the front and rear panels extends between terminal ends at the first bag side edges. A release liner is provided over the adhesive strips and retaining the bags open for placing product therein. By removing the release liner, the first bag is closed with the adhesive strip between the front and rear panels and the second bag is closed with the adhesive strip between the middle and rear panels.

Plastic Film Bag Assembly And Process Of Filling

US Patent:
6718738, Apr 13, 2004
Filed:
May 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/859079
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B65B 900
US Classification:
53459, 53572, 383 9, 383200, 383201
Abstract:
A plastic film bag assembly includes a bag having front and back walls joined together and defining an opening leading to a cavity. A header portion extends from the back wall for supporting the bag on a structure. A severance line extends across the header and includes tear sections extending inwardly from each of the header side edges. The severance line also includes support sections adjacent and inwardly of the tear sections. The support sections have a strength per unit length of severance line which is greater than the tear sections strength per unit length of severance line whereby, when severing the bag away from the header, a greater force is required for severing along the severance line support sections than the force required for severing along the tear sections. In use, the bag front wall lip is grasped and pulled away from the header for separating complementary profiles and opening the bag. The header tear sections are severed until reaching the support sections.

Plastic Film Bag Assembly And Process Of Filling

US Patent:
6880971, Apr 19, 2005
Filed:
Nov 4, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/701094
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN, US
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B65D033/14
US Classification:
383 9, 383 37, 383 63, 383102, 206554
Abstract:
A plastic film bag assembly includes a bag having front and back walls joined together and defining an opening leading to a cavity. A header portion extends from the back wall for supporting the bag on a structure. A severance line extends across the header and includes tear sections extending inwardly from each of the header side edges. The severance line also includes support sections adjacent and inwardly of the tear sections. The support sections have a strength per unit length of severance line which is greater than the tear sections strength per unit length of severance line whereby, when severing the bag away from the header, a greater force is required for severing along the severance line support sections than the force required for severing along the tear sections. In use, the bag front wall lip is grasped and pulled away from the header for separating complementary profiles and opening the bag. The header tear sections are severed until reaching the support sections.

Method And Apparatus For Manufacturing Plastic Film With Integral Interlocking Closure Members Incorporating Shape Conforming Cooling Shoes After Extrusion

US Patent:
5053091, Oct 1, 1991
Filed:
Jan 18, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/467144
Inventors:
Kenneth J. Giljam - Nashville TN
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B29C 4788
US Classification:
156 66
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for use in extruding a plastic film with integral interlocking closure members. A flat plastic film and integral closure members are extruded through a single die opening. An air knife is used to push the extruded plastic film towards a chill roll and aids in the cooling of the film. The chill roll is rotatably driven and substantially cools the flat portion of the plastic film. Nozzles direct chilled air at the closure members. Cooling shoes are placed in close proximity to the extruded closure member and cool down and solidify the closure members. The cooling shoes are also used for shaping the closure members. The cooling shoes may be located adjacent the chill roll or adjacent a backing plate.

Snap And Fill Plastic Film Bags And Process

US Patent:
5309698, May 10, 1994
Filed:
Nov 19, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/795288
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B65B 4326
US Classification:
53468
Abstract:
Snap and fill plastic film bags and a process of opening and placing product in the plastic film bags. A reclosable zipper is provided at the opening of the bag leading to the bag cavity. A lip extends from the front wall above the reclosable zipper and a header portion extends from the back wall above the reclosable zipper. A part of the header portion is supported on a support structure for carrying the bag and a perforation is provided on the header portion above the reclosable zipper. The bags are initially closed and, during the process of opening and placing product therein, the operator grips the bag front wall lip and by pulling the lip away from the support structure, the complementary zipper profiles are separated and, thus, opening the bag. Further pulling of the lip from the support structure causes the severing of the bag from the header portion at the perforation. Thereafter, the operator places product in the bag cavity through the bag opening and the zipper profiles are joined for closing the bag and sealing the products therein.

Selectively Closeable Plastic Film Bag

US Patent:
6012844, Jan 11, 2000
Filed:
Feb 16, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/251276
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
George Pappas - Fort Wayne IN
International Classification:
B65D 3318
US Classification:
383 93
Abstract:
A selectively closeable plastic film bag is formed with front and rear plastic film panels. The bag includes a bottom and side edges and each of the front and rear panels include a top edge whereat an opening is provided into the bag cavity. An adhesive strip is provided on the inside surface of the front or rear panels extending longitudinally thereacross between the bag side edges. The adhesive strip is placed in a pattern extending at an angle upwardly from each of the side edges to a generally linear portion therebetween. A release liner is provided between the front and rear panels and is located partially over or above the adhesive strip at the side edges and below the linear adhesive strip portion. The adhesive strip portion covered by the release liner is prevented from coming in contact with the other bag panel thereby retaining the bag open. The release liner is detachably attachable to the adhesive strip.

Snap And Fill Plastic Film Bags

US Patent:
5419437, May 30, 1995
Filed:
Nov 12, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/152211
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B65D 8562
B65D 3314
US Classification:
206554
Abstract:
Snap and fill plastic film bags and a process of opening and placing product in the plastic film bags. A reclosable zipper is provided at the opening of the bag leading to the bag cavity. A lip extends from the front wall above the reclosable zipper and a header portion extends from the back wall above the reclosable zipper. A part of the header portion is supported on a support structure for carrying the bag and a perforation is provided on the header portion above the reclosable zipper. The bags are initially closed and, during the process of opening and placing product therein, the operator grips the bag front wall lip and by pulling the lip away from the support structure, the complementary zipper profiles are separated and, thus, opening the bag. Further pulling of the lip from the support structure causes the severing of the bag from the header portion at the perforation. Thereafter, the operator places product in the bag cavity through the bag opening and the zipper profiles are joined for closing the bag and sealing the products therein.

Suspendable Bag And Support Structure

US Patent:
5100000, Mar 31, 1992
Filed:
May 28, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/708822
Inventors:
David C. Huseman - Brentwood TN
Assignee:
Packaging Innovations, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
B65D 8562
B65D 3314
B65B 6704
US Classification:
206554
Abstract:
A suspendable bag adapted for suspending on a structure and opening, filling, and severing away therefrom. A suspension wall extends from the bags and includes suspension holes adapted to receive suspension pegs located on the structure. A score line is provided below the suspension holes and a support hole is provided below the score line and above the bag. The support hole is adapted to receive a support bag located on the structure. During operation, the support hole, in conjunction with the support peg, allows the opening of a reclosable zipper at the mouth of the bag by only pulling on a lip connected to the front wall of the bag. The support hole, in conjunction with the support peg, further supports the back portion of the bag while the bag is being filled with various products.

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