Method of forming, filling, and sealing scrim reinforced plastic bags
AssigneeThe Dow Chemical Company
InventorEddie Lee Greenawalt
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AssigneeThe Dow Chemical Company
InventorEddie Lee Greenawalt
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A composite web comprised of free standing (non-blocked) plies is prepared with precisely even linear amounts of each ply, based on the principle of using a carrier ply of preferably heavy gauge plastic film. The carrier ply under controlled tension, is trained about the surface of revolution of a supply roll of a reinforcing scrim material. As the carrier ply is advanced, an exactly matched linear amount of scrim is deposited on one surface of the carrier ply, irrespective of the mismatched elongation properties of the scrim and carrier plies, respectively, and with minimal or no neck-down of the scrim. A liner ply of plastic film can be applied to the opposite side of the scrim using the same principles. The resulting web is ideally suited to be converted into filled, scrim reinforced, plastic bag structures.
The method of preparing filled industrial size bags by the steps comprising:
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