| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 206554000 | PLURAL PAPER BAGS (I.E., STACK OR PACK) | 11 |
| 20080257778 | Bag Stack Assembly - A bag stack assembly ( | 10-23-2008 |
| 20080277308 | Gusseted T-Shirt Bag and Bagging Rack - A rack and T-shirt bag which may be used in combination are disclosed. The T-shirt bag includes elongated tabs which can be tied together when the bag is loaded with items. A pack of the bags can also include contact adhesive disposed between adjacent bags that will cause a successive bag to open as a lead bag is removed. The rack includes a pair of handle mounting arms for mounting a pack of T-shirt bags, the arms having an upwardly extending portion which lifts the bags and increases their perceived volume as they are being loaded. The arms also include a stopper for preventing removal of successive bags as the lead bag is removed. A side-mounted bag dispenser for mounting a second pack of T-shirt bags can be selectively attached to the rack. The dispenser includes a handle support arm which supports the bags as they are loaded. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20090159484 | BAG STACK WITH NO REMAINING WASTE - The invention relates to a bag-stack and a device for the production of bag-stacks, in particular bags for automated machines, wherein the bag stack is formed from a plurality of connected bags made of plastic foil, and wherein each bag is formed from a front wall and a back wall. The back wall is built longer than the front wall in the area of an opening. The bag stack is welded at the back wall to the longer end of the front wall, wherein the bag-stack exhibits at least three welds, distributed over the width of the bag stack at the longer end of the back wall in such a way that a sturdy edge of the bag-stack is formed. | 06-25-2009 |
| 20120080352 | CASSETTE AND APPARATUS FOR PACKING DISPOSABLE OBJECTS INTO AN ELONGATED TUBE OF FLEXIBLE MATERIAL - A cassette ( | 04-05-2012 |
| 20120160732 | SELF OPENING BAG PACK, APPARATUS AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - A plurality of stacked polyethylene film bags comprising about 40-48 wt. % high density, high molecular weight polyethylene, 12-20 wt. % high density, medium molecular weight polyethylene, 20-30 wt. % linear low density polyethylene, 0-8 wt. % color concentrate, are releasably adhered together in substantial registration. Each of the bags includes front and rear polyethylene film walls and each of the front and rear walls have first and second side edges, a top edge and a bottom edge. The front and rear walls are integrally joined at their first and second side edges and secured together at their bottom edges. An open mouth portion is defined adjacent the top edges of the bag. At least an upper portion of the outer surface of the front and rear walls of each of the bags has been corona treated. T-shirt style bags using the above formulation are also described. | 06-28-2012 |
| 20130098799 | PRODUCT ASSEMBLY COMPRISING A DISPLAY STRIP AND A PRODUCT ENCLOSED BAG WITH A BIAXIAL ORIENTATED FILM - [Problem to be Solved] | 04-25-2013 |
| 20140144806 | BAGS WITH COUPONS - Bag having coupons selectively positioned thereon are disclosed. | 05-29-2014 |
| 20140346082 | Holder for used bags - A front holder section for use in forming a holder for used plastic bags. The front holder section has at least two container sections with the first container section having a first front wall and first and second sidewalls extending rearwardly from the sides of the first front wall. The second container section has a second front wall, smaller than the first front wall, extending transversely from the second side wall of the first container section. The second container section also has a third side wall extending rearwardly from the free side of the second front wall. The second sidewall of the first container section completes the second container section. The three sidewalls terminate in free side edges which edges are aligned in a straight line. Each container section has an opening at least near each end, one opening acting as an inlet to load bags into the container, the other opening acting as an outlet to remove bags from the container. | 11-27-2014 |
| 20140367304 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR BAG DELIVERY - Delivering bags, for example, for delivering items and products purchased bye-commerce in so-called “grocery” tote bags to the respective purchasing customers is described. In one embodiment, a system includes a box and a plurality of bag protectors, each made of material having sufficient rigidity to protect a bag contained therein. In one embodiment, the bag protector has a bottom panel configured to support a bottom of the bag, and two side panels that are configured to extend from two opposing edges of the boom panel away from the bottom panel to form a generally tapering profile so as to meet each other adjacent an opening portion of the bag. The box is configured to receive a plurality of bag protectors, each protectively containing a bag therein. For example, given the generally tapering profile of the bag protectors, they may be placed alternately facing opposite directions in the box. | 12-18-2014 |
| 20160029818 | Holder for used plastic bags - A bag holder for plastic bags comprising a container having a pair of spaced apart side walls and a front wall joining the side walls. The side walls diverge slightly moving away from the front wall. The ends of the container are open and the back is also open. The ends of the container are angled toward each other from the back toward the front of the container. There is a panel at each end attached to the side walls and extending forwardly from the back of the container for between about one quarter and one half of the distance between the front and back of the container. The panels partially close each end leaving an opening at the front of each end, one opening forming an inlet for the container and the other opening forming an outlet for the container. The container is nestable in an identical container. | 02-04-2016 |
| 20160096679 | APPARATUS FOR STORING ARTICLES - An apparatus for storing articles comprises one or more vacuum-sealable storage bags and a container. The one or more vacuum-sealable storage bags are configured for storing the articles therein. The container configured for storing the one or more vacuum-sealable storage bags therein. The container has soft sides made of soft materials. In operation, when air within the one or more vacuum-sealable storage bags is evacuated, the one or more vacuum-sealable storage bags, and any articles stored therein, collapses into the container. | 04-07-2016 |
