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US 2006/0154022 A1Published application
Plastic film for coverage with loose openings for weight insertion at its edges
OwnerAsterios Daiosinventor
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The invention refers to a plastic film for coverage with loose openings for weight insertion at its edges that is used in linear cultivations whose edges (3) have been elongated up to 100% and have been folded and welded onto the main part of the plastic film with consecutive umbrella weldings (7). Due to the elongation of its edges (3) and the shape of the umbrella weldings (7), consecutive hoppers (8) are formed along the edge of the film. During the use of the film and due to the inclination that the film has towards its edges the hoppers (8)) that form the loose openings for the fluid material in the weight insertion vaults (9) can readily accumulate any fluid material (11,12) and guide it by means of gravity to the weight vaults (9) where it is entrapped. Hence the weight insertion process becomes a rather simple matter without excessive cost and strenuous work.
Plastic film for coverage with loose openings for weight insertion at its edges (1) of any length (a) and width (b) where a>>b with weight insertion vaults along its edges that is characterised by the fact that its edges (3) lengthways are elongated to a value of up to 100%, uniformly across its length or locally, and are folded and welded to the main body of the film with consecutive lengthways umbrella weldings (7.1 to 7.6) so that hopper shaped loose openings (8) are formed, for weight insertion into the weight storage vaults.
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