Wire holder for handled plastic bags
AssigneeMobil Oil Corporation
InventorRandolph D. Prader
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Abstract
A wire holder for open mouth plastic bags having integral loop handles has tabs integrally formed from the top wire pieces and extending downwardly to suspend the bags in an open position. Base, longitudinal, vertical and top wire pieces form a substantially rectangular wire frame which can be collapsed into a flat condition prior to use and which can be easily assembled into a holder having good stability during use.
Claims12
A holder for open mouth plastic bags having integral loop handles disposed on opposite sides of the mouth thereof comprising:
- a base longitudinal wire piece;
- two base wire pieces extending at one end thereof perpendicularly from the ends of said base longitudinal wire piece;
- two vertical wire pieces, each extending at one end thereof from the junctions of said base longitudinal wire piece and said two base wire pieces;
- a top longitudinal wire piece extending between the other ends of said two vertical wire pieces;
- two top wire pieces extending from the junction of said two vertical wire pieces and said top longitudinal wire piece and extending substantially parallel to said two base wire pieces;
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- tabs integrally formed from said two top wire pieces intermediate the ends thereof, said tabs each comprising three integral sections of one of said top wire pieces, two of said sections extending downwardly from one of said top wire pieces and integrally connected to each other at the lower ends of said two sections by an integral third section, said tabs extending downwardly from said two top wire pieces for suspending one of the bags held in an open position by the handles looped over and in engagement with said downwardly extending sections of said tabs, said tabs extending downwardly through the openings in the handles to prevent the handles from being easily dislodged from said tabs.
A holder for open mouth plastic bags having integral loop handles disposed on opposite of the mouth thereof comprising:
- two base longitudinal wire pieces;
- two base wire pieces extending at one end thereof perpendicularly from the ends of said longitudinal wire pieces;
- four vertical wire pieces extending at one end thereof from the junctions of said base longitudinal wire pieces and said two base wire pieces;
- two top longitudinal wire pieces extending between the other ends of said vertical wire pieces;
- two top wire pieces extending from the junctions of said vertical wire pieces and said two base wire pieces;
- said wire pieces forming a substantially rectangular wire frame which can be collapsed into a flat condition prior to use;
- tabs integrally formed from said two top wire pieces intermediate the ends thereof, said tabs each comprising three integral sections of one of said top wire pieces, two of said sections extending downwardly from one of said top wire pieces and integrally connected to each other at the lower ends of said two sections by an integral third section, said tabs extending downwardly from said two top wire pieces for suspending one of the bags held in an open position by the handles looped over said tabs and in engagement with said downwardly extending sections of said tabs, said tabs extending downwardly through the openings in the handles to prevent the handles from being easily dislodged from said tabs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.