Container with cutter
AssigneeCutting Edge Packaging Solutions, LLC
InventorsPaul Vegliante, Patrick Boyle
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Abstract
Roll-dispensed stock containers are provided. The roll-dispensed stock containers can include a first slot extending along a support wall of the container and a second slot in as lid extending over the support wall. A slidable cutter is movable along the first and second slots in the support wall and the lid. The slidable cutter includes a top portion, a base portion, and a blade portion disposed therebetween, the top portion of the slidable cutter positioned above the lid, the base portion positioned below the support wall, and the blade portion extending through the first and second slots, such that the lid is positioned against the support wall and the roll-dispensed stock is positioned therebetween during cutting.
Claims8
A roll-dispensed stock container, comprising:
- a body including a front wall, a rear wall, a bottom wall, and first and second side walls forming an enclosure to receive a roll of roll-dispensed stock;
- a support wall extending from a front edge attached to the front wall to a rear edge spaced away from the rear wall to form an opening between the support wall and the rear wall for dispensing the roll-dispensed stock from the enclosure, the support wall having a first slot extending therein for receiving a slideable cutter therein;
- a lid movably joined to a top edge of the rear wall having a second slot, the lid extending over the support wall and covering the opening;
- the slidable cutter movable along the first and second slots in the support wall and the lid and having a top portion, a base portion, and a blade portion disposed therebetween, the top portion of the slidable cutter positioned above the lid, the base portion positioned below the support wall, and the blade portion extending through the first and second slots, such that the lid is positioned against the support wall and the roll-dispensed stock is positioned therebetween during cutting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.