Processes for making recyclable cellulose based insulated liners
AssigneeSimple Container Solutions, Inc.
InventorCharles S. VEISEH
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AssigneeSimple Container Solutions, Inc.
InventorCharles S. VEISEH
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Process to produce a recyclable insulating liner, the process comprising folding a web of cellulosic material in half, thereby forming a folded web comprising two side edges a top edge and a bottom folded edge; connecting at least one of the two side edges along an intra-panel connection line to form a pouch comprising two bottom corner portions; cutting out a parallelogram-shaped section in each of the two bottom corner portions, thereby forming a cut pouch comprising two unconnected bottom corner sections comprising free edges; and expanding the cut pouch and connecting the free edges of both unconnected bottom corner sections to form straight edges.
A process to produce a recyclable insulating liner, the process comprising:
A process to produce a recyclable insulating liner, the process comprising:
A process to produce a recyclable liner, the process comprising:
A process to produce a recyclable liner, the process comprising:
A process to produce a recyclable liner, the process comprising:
An insulating pouch comprising:
An insulating pouch formed by segmenting two or more layers of unconnected multilayer cellulose material having four sides;
An insulating packaging article comprising multi-layer cellulosic material and at least two edges, wherein the insulating pouch is fabricated by connecting the at least two edges with paper material comprising layers, at least one edge, and an adhesive material, wherein the paper material layers are adhered to one another along an edge, thereby facilitating secure closure of the edge.
A process to produce a recyclable square or rectangular-bottom article, the process comprising:
A process to produce a recyclable square or rectangular-bottom article, the process comprising:
A square or rectangular bottom packaging article comprising multi-layer cellulosic material covered with a cellulosic paper material, and a vertical seam connected by an adhesive material, wherein the liquid absorbency of the multi-layer cellulosic material is greater than the liquid absorbency of the cellulosic paper material.
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