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David K Traugott, 751322 Rapidview Dr, Walnut, CA 91789
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Oshkosh, WI
Diamond Bar, CA
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Us Patents
Folded Sheet Material Web And Assembly And Method And Apparatus Therefore
US Patent:
5868276, Feb 9, 1999
Filed:
May 14, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/856355
Inventors:
Jay Loppnow - Fullerton CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI
International Classification:
A47K 1016
A47K 1020
A47K 1020
US Classification:
221 48
Abstract:
A sheet material assembly comprising a stack of longitudinally folded sheet material webs including a first web and second web. The first web includes a first fold, a second fold overlying a portion of said first fold, and a third fold lying between the first and second folds. The second web includes a first fold underlying the first fold of the first web, a second fold overlying the second fold of the first web and a third fold underlying the third fold of the first web. A folding device for forming a web includes a first, second and third folding edge extending from a first junction and formed in a first plane, a fourth folding edge extending from the first junction out of the first plane, a fifth and sixth folding edge extending from a second junction formed in a second plane parallel to and above the first plane, and a seventh folding edge extending from the second junction out of the second plane. The fifth folding edge crosses over the third folding edge in a spaced apart relationship. A method for forming a sheet material web includes drawing the web over the second, third and fourth folding edges to form the first fold, drawing the web over the first folding edge to form a second fold and drawing the web over the fifth, sixth and seventh folding edge to form the third fold.
Dispensing Carton
US Patent:
D252446, Jul 24, 1979
Filed:
Aug 20, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/716294
Inventors:
David K. Traugott - Diamond Bar CA
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
International Classification:
D0903
US Classification:
D 9171
Method For Forming A Sheet Material Web And Assembly
US Patent:
5992682, Nov 30, 1999
Filed:
Sep 11, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/152029
Inventors:
Jay Loppnow - Fullerton CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI
International Classification:
A47K 1016
A47K 1012
A47K 1012
US Classification:
221 48
Abstract:
A sheet material assembly comprising a stack of longitudinally folded sheet material webs including a first web and second web. The first web includes a first fold, a second fold overlying a portion of said first fold, and a third fold lying between the first and second folds. The second web includes a first fold underlying the first fold of the first web, a second fold overlying the second fold of the first web and a third fold underlying the third fold of the first web. A folding device for forming a web includes a first, second and third folding edge extending from a first junction and formed in a first plane, a fourth folding edge extending from the first junction out of the first plane, a fifth and sixth folding edge extending from a second junction formed in a second plane parallel to and above the first plane, and a seventh folding edge extending from the second junction out of the second plane. The fifth folding edge crosses over the third folding edge in a spaced apart relationship. A method for forming a sheet material web includes drawing the web over the second, third and fourth folding edges to form the first fold, drawing the web over the first folding edge to form a second fold and drawing the web over the fifth, sixth and seventh folding edge to form the third fold.
Folding Device
US Patent:
6238328, May 29, 2001
Filed:
Oct 25, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/426377
Inventors:
Jay Loppnow - Fullerton CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
David K. Traugott - Walnut CA
Brian E. Keating - Anaheim Hills CA
Assignee:
Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI
International Classification:
B31F 100
US Classification:
493440
Abstract:
A sheet material assembly comprising a stack of longitudinally folded sheet material webs including a first web and second web. The first web includes a first fold, a second fold overlying a portion of said first fold, and a third fold lying between the first and second folds. The second web includes a first fold underlying the first fold of the first web, a second fold overlying the second fold of the first web and a third fold underlying the third fold of the first web. A folding device for forming a web includes a first, second and third folding edge extending from a first junction and formed in a first plane, a fourth folding edge extending from the first junction out of the first plane, a fifth and sixth folding edge extending from a second junction formed in a second plane parallel to and above the first plane, and a seventh folding edge extending from the second junction out of the second plane. The fifth folding edge crosses over the third folding edge in a spaced apart relationship. A method for forming a sheet material web includes drawing the web over the second, third and fourth folding edges to form the first fold, drawing the web over the first folding edge to form a second fold and drawing the web over the fifth, sixth and seventh folding edge to form the third fold.
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