Paper roll with pre-cut windows
OwnerIra Kristelinventor
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Abstract
A method for manufacturing a paper product having a transparent window having the steps of: flattening two rectangular strips in the paper, cutting out a substantially rectangular window between the two rectangular strips, the window extending into the two rectangular strips. A substantially rectangular transparent material is placed over the window; the material has a greater length and a greater width than the window.
Claims25
A method for manufacturing a paper product having a transparent window comprising the steps of:
- flattening two rectangular strips in the paper;
- cutting out a substantially rectangular window between the two rectangular strips, the window extending into the two rectangular strips;
- placing a substantially rectangular transparent material over the window, the transparent material having a greater length and greater width than the window.
A method for manufacturing a paper product having a transparent window comprising the steps of:
- flattening two portions of the paper;
- cutting out a window between the two portions;
- placing a transparent material over the window, the transparent material having a greater area than an area of the window.
A method for manufacturing a roll of paper product having a plurality of transparent windows comprising the steps of:
- flattening a plurality of dual rectangular strips in the roll;
- cutting out a plurality of substantially rectangular windows between each of the dual rectangular strips and extending into the dual rectangular strips;
- placing a substantially rectangular transparent material over each window, the transparent material having a greater area than an area of the window;
- cutting individual paper products from the roll of paper product, each paper product having dual rectangular strips, one window, and a transparent material covering the window.
A paper product comprising:
- a first flattened area having a thickness less than the paper product;
- a second flattened area having a thickness less than the paper product;
- a window cutout located between said first flattened area and said second flattened area;
- a transparent layer covering said window, said transparent layer having a larger area than said window.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.