Side-gusset bag made of a plastic fabric composite, and method for the production thereof
AssigneeMondi Halle GmbH
InventorsDetlef Stoeppelmann, Jochen Brauer, Jens Koesters
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AssigneeMondi Halle GmbH
InventorsDetlef Stoeppelmann, Jochen Brauer, Jens Koesters
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The invention relates to a flat-lying side-gusset bag made of a plastic fabric composite (2) and to a method for the production thereof. The side-gusset bag has opposing front walls (3a, 3b), side gussets (4a, 4b) introduced in between said front walls (3a, 3b), and folding edges (5) between the front walls (3a, 3b) and the side gussets (4a, 4b). Peripheral sections of the plastic fabric composite (2) are connected together in an overlapping region (10) at a longitudinal seam, wherein the plastic fabric composite (2) has a plastic fabric (7) and at least one closed plastic layer. The side gussets (5) extend, in the case of the flat-lying side-gusset bag, in each case over at most ⅓ of the width of the front walls. According to the invention, the overlapping region (10) is arranged off-centre on one of the front walls (3a, 3b) at least partially over one of the side gussets (4a, 4b) or at one of the side gussets (4a, 4b). In order to be able to form such a side-gusset bag, in the production method, first of all a closed, two-layer tube (12) is formed, from which a side-gusset tube (1) is subsequently formed.
A method of making a side-gusset bag from a plastic/fabric laminate, the method comprising the steps of:
A flat side-gusset bag made of a plastic/fabric laminate and having opposite front and back panels with gussets between them, with longitudinal-edge folds between the front and back panels and the gussets, as well as with an overlap at which edge strips of the plastic/fabric laminate are attached to each other to form a longitudinal seam, the plastic/fabric laminate having a plastic fabric and at least one closed plastic layer and the gussets each extend over a maximum of a third of the a of the front and back panels, characterized in that the overlap is located off-center on one of the front and back panels at least partly over one of the gussets or on one of the gussets.
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