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US 4,521,910 AGranted
Multiwall cooler bag
AssigneeSt. Regis Corporation
InventorsStephen C. Keppel, Donald O. Newton, Stephen R. Salt
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AssigneeSt. Regis Corporation
InventorsStephen C. Keppel, Donald O. Newton, Stephen R. Salt
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A multiwall cooler bag is formed by gusseted inner and outer tubes, the outer tube being made of kraft paper and having its lower end circumferentially bonded to the inner tube, the inner tube comprising an inner ply of plastic material heat sealed to closure at its lower end and an outer ply of kraft paper, with a strip of plastic reinforcing material extending the length of and secured to the back and front walls of the outer tube. The front wall of the outer tube has its lower end formed with a closure flap secured to the back wall of the outer tube, while the back wall of the outer tube has its upper end formed with a closure flap overlapping the front wall when the bag is completely closed. The upper portion of the inner tube is free of the outer tube to permit independent closing of the inner tube before closing the outer tube. An aperture is formed in the strip-reinforcing portion and at the upper end of the back and front walls of the outer tube and has a tongue at its upper edge, with the tongues being proportioned and arranged for bending through the apertures and upwardly against the upper closure flap to cooperate with the upper closure flap to provide a reinforced grip.
A multiwall cooler bag comprising inner and outer tubes having front and back walls connected by gussets, the inner tube comprising a ply of heat sealable material having its lower end heat sealed to closure, a strip of reinforcing material extending the length of and secured to the back and front walls of the outer tube, the front wall of the outer tube having its lower end formed with a closure flap overlapping and secured to the back wall of the outer tube, the back wall of the outer tube having its upper end formed with a closure flap overlapping the front wall of the outer tube when the bag is completely closed, the upper portion of the inner tube being free of the outer tube to permit independent closing of the inner tube before closing of the outer tube, an aperture formed in the strip-reinforcing portion and at the upper end of the front and back walls of the outer tube and having a tongue at its upper edge, the tongues being proportioned and arranged for bending through the apertures and upwardly against the upper closure flap to cooperate with the upper closure flap to provide a reinforced grip which is an integral part of the bag.
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