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AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsYuen Sin CHEONG, Yuting ZHOU, Gautam BHATTACHARJEE, Dongpo HUANG, Guohua PAN
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a package for accommodating one or more articles, the package having a plurality of compartments which include plastic film and an opening means associated with the plastic film to facilitate opening the package. The plurality of compartments include a first film sheet and a second film sheet, each of the compartments having side walls extended along a compartment length direction. Some compartments include a heat-bonded area where the first film sheet and the second film sheet are heat-bonded to each other, the heat-bonded area not contacting at least one side wall of each of the compartments.
Claims20
A package for accommodating one or more articles, the package comprising a plurality of compartments which comprise plastic film, and an opening means associated with the plastic film to facilitate opening the package,
- wherein the plastic film comprises a first film sheet and a second film sheet,
- wherein each of the compartments comprises side walls extending along a compartment length direction and defining each compartment, and
- wherein each of at least some of the compartments comprises at least one heat-bonded area where the first film sheet and the second film sheet are heat-bonded to each other, the heat-bonded area not contacting at least one side wall of each of the compartments.
A packaging material comprising a plurality of compartments which comprise plastic film, and an opening means associated with the plastic film configured to facilitate opening a package made by the package material,
- wherein the plastic film comprises a first film sheet and a second film sheet, and
- wherein each of the compartments comprises side walls extending along a compartment length direction and defining each compartment, and
- wherein each of at least some of the compartments comprises at least one heat-bonded area where the first film sheet and the second film sheet are heat-bonded to each other, the heat-bonded area not contacting at least one side wall of each of the compartments.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.