Point of sale envelopes and methods of manufacturing the same
AssigneeR. R. Donnelly & Sons Company
InventorJudith L. Reinholtz
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Abstract
Point of sale envelopes and methods of producing the same are disclosed herein. An example method includes moving a substrate in a direction. The substrate includes a first side opposite a second side. The method includes applying adhesive to the second side of a first portion and a second portion of a first panel of the substrate. The first portion is spaced apart from the second portion. The method includes folding the first panel about a first fold line to couple the first panel to a second panel of the substrate and forming an opening to a pocket in the first panel. The pocket is defined by the second panel and a third portion of the first panel. The third portion is positioned between the first and second portions.
Claims20
A method, comprising:
- moving a substrate in a direction, the substrate comprising a first side opposite a second side;
- applying adhesive a first portion of the second side and a second portion of a first panel of the substrate, the first portion being spaced apart from the second portion;
- folding the first panel about a first fold line to couple the first panel to a second panel of the substrate;
- and
- forming an opening to a pocket in the first panel, the pocket being defined by the second panel and a third portion of the first panel, the third portion positioned between the first and second portions.
A method, comprising:
- moving a substrate in a direction, the substrate comprising a first side opposite a second side;
- applying adhesive to a first portion of the second side of and a second portion of a first panel of the substrate, the first portion being spaced apart from the second portion;
- folding the first panel about a first fold line to couple the first panel to a second panel of the substrate;
- and
- forming an opening to a pocket in the second panel, the pocket being defined by the second panel and a third portion of the first panel, the third portion positioned between the first and second portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.