Dispensing carton for roll materials
AssigneeThe Dow Chemical Company
InventorThomas F. Budny
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Abstract
An improved foldably erected dispensing carton particularly for household wrapping materials such as polymeric film, wax paper, metal foil, and the like, wherein the carton embodies a double ply panel having a pressure sensitive adhesive layer interposed between and securing such plies. An aperture is die-cut or otherwise formed in the outer ply to expose a select area of the adhesive, and thereby present a recessed tack spot to which the leading end of the roll can be lightly adhered, and thus prevented from withdrawing into the carton. The double ply panel structure also makes available a folded edge about which the roll material can be dispensed with minimum chance of snagging or binding due to the smooth quality of such edge.
Claims4
In a dispensing carton for roll material wherein there is generally provided, means for forming an exit opening for withdrawing the material from the carton, and cutting means for cutting off lengths of the dispensed material, the improvement which comprises, a panel comprising at least two plies and presenting a folded edge along said exit opening, and over which said material can be smoothly withdrawn from the carton, a pressure sensitive adhesive material interposed between said plies, an aperture formed through the outermost of said plies to expose the adhesive at the surface of the carton, and thereby provide a tack spot which is recessed to minimize any contamination thereof, and to which the leading end of the roll material can be adhered to prevent its inadvertent withdrawal into the carton.
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