Foil package and method for producing same
AssigneeEffem GmbH
InventorHans R. Kiel
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Abstract
A composite foil package for a pourable material such as cat litter having an outer hull and inner lining sealed to provide an interior space to retain the pourable material. The hull and lining are provided with perforations to permit, when the perforations are parted, the folding out of the outer hull and inner lining to expose the pourable material.
Claims3
A composite foil package to retain a pourable material such as cat litter or the like comprising, an outer hull and an inner lining sealed initially to provide an interior space to retain said pourable material, the outer hull and inner lining provided with a longitudinal perforation extending essentially from one longitudinal end to the other and lateral parallel perforations at each end of said longitudinal perforation whereby said outer hull and inner lining may be folded outwardly after release of said longitudinal and lateral perforations, said inner lining provided with a perforation approximately midway between said lateral parallel perforations and being parallel thereto whereby when said inner lining is folded outwardly after release of said inner lining perforation said pourable material is exposed for use.
A method of manufacturing a composite foil package filled with a pourable material such as cat litter or the like comprising, drawing a composite foil band comprising an inner lining and an outer hull from a supply roll, providing on one side of said composite foil band, at spaced locations thereon, parting lines so that each inner lining and outer hull may be opened in subsequent use, heat sealing across said band at one end, filling the interior of said composite foil band with said pourable material and then heat sealing the other end of said band to enclose said pourable material and separating said band at each heat sealed location to provide a separate foil package filled with said pourable material.
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