Plastic carrier bag
OwnerGeorg Donner, Patrick Eberhardinventors
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Abstract
A plastic carrier bag includes a front and rear wall which are configured in a continuous manner and which merge into one another at a transition at the bottom end by way of folding over, as well as a first and an opposite second side wall, wherein weld seams connecting the side walls and the front and rear wall respectively extend in each case at an angle from the side edges of front and rear wall respectively in the direction of or as far as the transition and wherein the opening edge of the first side wall and the opening edge of the second side wall are present in each case below the opening edges of the front wall and rear wall.
Claims32
A plastic carrier bag with a bottom end and an opposite opening end, comprising:
- a front wall and a rear wall, each with a first side edge and an opposite second side edge, and an opening edge,
- a first and an opposite second side wall each with a first and an opposite second side edge and an opening edge, wherein the first and the second side wall are configured single-layered or multi-layered, and
- at least one holding loop connected to the front wall and/or at least one holding loop connected to the rear wall, each with a first and a second connecting region,
- wherein the front and the rear wall are configured single-layered or multi-layered,
- wherein the front and the rear wall are formed continuously, and merge into one another at a transition at the bottom end by way of folding over,
- wherein the first side wall is welded in a region of its first side edge to the front wall, and in a region of the second side edge to the rear wall,
- wherein the second side wall is welded in a region of its first side edge to the front wall, and in a region of the second side edge to the rear wall,
- wherein a first weld seam connecting the first side wall and the front wall extends at an angle spaced apart from or from the weld connecting the first side wall and the front wall in the direction of or up to the transition,
- wherein a second weld seam connecting the first side wall and the rear wall extends at an angle spaced apart from or from the weld connecting the first side wall and the rear wall in the direction of or up to the transition,
- wherein a third weld seam connecting the second side wall and the front wall extends at an angle spaced apart from or from the weld connecting the second side wall and the front wall in the direction of or up to the transition,
- wherein a fourth weld seam connecting the second side wall and the rear wall extends at an angle spaced apart from or from the weld connecting the second side wall and the rear wall in the direction of or up to the transition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.