Bend-open package and method for manufacturing bend-open package
AssigneeFuture Labo Co, Ltd.
InventorsTadashi Hashimoto, Hisashi Hashimoto
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AssigneeFuture Labo Co, Ltd.
InventorsTadashi Hashimoto, Hisashi Hashimoto
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A bend-open package includes a sealant without unsealing an opening until the package is bent to a predetermined bend angle or less to prevent leakage of the content in a package body. A method for manufacturing the bend-open package includes preparing a sheet member for a bend-open package, including in sequence, (a) forming cuts in the surface of a sheet base, and (b) press-bonding sealants press-cut from a sealant base to the surface of the sheet base to cover the cuts. The steps include embedding a periphery of the sealant in the surface of the sheet member by a predetermined depth, and forming a protrusion having a height smaller than a thickness of the sealant protruding outwardly from the surface of the sheet member along the entire periphery of the sealant.
A bend-open package, comprising:
A method for manufacturing a bend-open package including a package body configured to store content, the package body being at least partially a flat member including a bend portion that is bendable for being folded into two, and a sealant press-bonded to a surface of the flat member to cover an opening in the bend portion, the sealant being configured to rupture and open in accordance with bending of the bend portion, the method comprising in sequence:
A bend-open package, comprising:
A method for manufacturing a bend-open package including a package body configured to store content, the package body being at least partially a flat member including a bend portion that is bendable for being folded into two, and a sealant press-bonded to a surface of the flat member to cover an opening in the bend portion, the sealant being configured to rupture and open in accordance with bending of the bend portion, the method comprising in sequence:
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