Bag for loose material
AssigneeStarlinger & Co Gesellschaft M.B.H.
InventorHerbert Fürst
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Abstract
A bag for loose material, wherein the bag is formed from a tubular material, which tubular material is a tubular planar assembly or a flat material connected to form a tube, and has a first and a second open end. Sections of the tubular material of one of the ends are shaped by folding to form a bag bottom. The bag bottom exhibits a first cover sheet and a second cover sheet. The first cover sheet is connected to the bag bottom and extends in a first region of the bag bottom. The second cover sheet is connected to the bag bottom and extends in a second region of the bag bottom. Via the cover sheets, the folded sections of the tubular material are held together in such a way that the bag bottom is sealed.
Claims11
A bag for loose material, wherein the bag is formed from a tubular material, which tubular material is a tubular planar assembly or a flat material connected to form a tube, is formed by a fabric, a nonwoven, a film or paper and has a first open end and a second open end opposite each other, wherein sections of the tubular material of at least one of the open ends are shaped by folding to form a bag bottom, wherein the bag bottom exhibits a first cover sheet, which is designed for reinforcing the bag bottom, wherein the bag bottom has a second cover sheet resting loosely on the first cover sheet, wherein the first cover sheet is connected to the bag bottom and extends in a first region of the bag bottom and wherein the second cover sheet is detachably connected to the bag bottom and extends in a second region of the bag bottom, whereby, via the first cover sheet and the second cover sheet, the folded sections of the tubular material are held together in such a way that the bag bottom is sealed, wherein the sections of the tubular material that are folded to form the bag bottom have at least two lugs which overlap one another at least in sections, abut each other, and are held in position by the first and the second cover sheets, and wherein, upon complete removal of the second cover sheet, pulling apart of only the lugs in the second region an opening is formed such that the loose material can be discharged from the bag.
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