Method of making bottom gusset bag pad arrangement for liquid containers
AssigneeT. C. Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorsRalph M. Roen, Terry D. Gebhardt, Richard C. Dokmo
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AssigneeT. C. Manufacturing Company, Inc.
InventorsRalph M. Roen, Terry D. Gebhardt, Richard C. Dokmo
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The method of making from tube stock the bag pad arrangement of parent application Ser. No. 068,062 that is concerned with bagging a pair of liquid containers, such as containers for carry out for milk shakes, carbonated beverages, and other types of drinks, that are commonly available at fast food outlets, at the point of sale of such products, for easy and effective carry away by the customer, in which the bags of the bag pad are all the same and are incorporated in the pad in congruent relation. The bag back panel flange of the individual bags includes a score line and the bags of the pad are united in pad form by heat welding the bags together at the top edging of the back panel flange, with a pad mounting hole or holes being formed in the pad bag back panel flanges for mounting of the bag pad to dispense the bags therefrom one at a time starting with the bag exposed at the front of the pad, as needed at the fast food facility to bag the usual liquid beverage containers at the point of sale the same for ready carrying away by the customer.
In a method of forming a pair of bag pads each including a stack of identical flat bottom bags formed from flexible plastic material of film thickness dimensions, in which the bags of each pad are in flattened congruent relation, with each bag including side end seals at either end of and extending longitudinally of the ends of the respective bags, a bottom fold extending between the bag side edges and gusseted for flat bottom shaping when the bag is open, a front panel extending between the bag side ends and lengthwise of the bottom fold thereof, and including a free top edging forming the mouth of the bag, a back panel extending between the bag side ends and lengthwise of the bottom fold thereof, and including a back panel flange projecting a predetermined distance outwardly of the bag mouth to define an edging paralleling the bag bottom fold, with said bags of each pad being heat sealed together in said flattened congruent relation along the back panel edging of the respective bags,
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