Packing bag
OwnerDaniel Bossel, Peter Kancsarinventors
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Abstract
In a packing bag made of a flexible film-like first material with, a substantially rectangular base which is formed as a standing surface with longitudinal and side edges, the base comprises a second material giving form-stability to the bag in the area close to the base, and has a base fold line running in the center and parallel to the two longitudinal edges and dividing the base into two base parts which can be folded against each other, and the longitudinal edges form side fold lines between the base and substantially rectangular side walls arranged on two opposite sides of the base, wherein the fold part which is constructed from the base and the two side walls is glued to the bag.
Claims14
Packing bag of a flexible film-like first material with a substantially rectangular base formed as a standing surface with two pairs of opposed edges,
- characterised in that
- the base comprises a second material giving the bag form-stability in the area close to the base, and has a base fold line running in the centre between and parallel to one of the two pairs of edges and dividing the base into two base parts which can be folded against each other, and the one of the two pairs of edges form side fold lines between the base and substantially rectangular side walls which are arranged on two opposing sides of the base, wherein a fold part which is formed from the base and the two side walls is glued to the bag.
A packing bag comprising:
- a bag member formed of a flexible first material;
- and
- a fold part connected to the bag member and formed of a second material giving the bag form-stability in the area close to the base, the fold part comprising a substantially rectangular base and two substantially rectangular side walls connected to opposed edges of the base,
- wherein the fold part has a base fold line running along a center thereof, between and parallel to the opposed edges of the base and dividing the base into two base parts which can be folded against each other, and
- wherein the opposed edges of the base form fold lines between the base and the side walls.
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