Method for integrally forming a cutter on a carton blank
AssigneeAyako Okumura
InventorEitaro Okumura
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AssigneeAyako Okumura
InventorEitaro Okumura
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A paperboard shaped into a profile substantially the same as that of a carton blank for folding into a carbon is formed with a plurality of first slits on an edge of the paperboard at a predetermined angle relative to the edge and with a plurality of second slits on the same edge at a predetermined angle relative to the first slits in such a manner that saw-teeth are integrally formed thereon. The saw-teeth are immersed in a bath of a quick drying adhesive including .alpha.-cyanoacrylate to be impregnated with the adhesive and then dried, thereby forming teeth constituting a cutter on the carton blank. The carton obtained by folding the carton blank can be used as a packaging container for accommodating a roll of wrapping web. An apparatus for carrying out the method comprises a first group of cutting blades for forming the first slits, a second group of cutting blades for forming the second slits so as to integrally form saw-teeth on the edge portion, a bath of adhesive for impregnating the teeth with the adhesive, a dryer for drying the teeth, and a transfer device for transferring the paperboard along a predetermined path via the first and second groups of cutting blades, the bath and the dryer.
A method of integrally forming a cutter on a carton blank in which a paperboard is shaped into a profile substantially the same as that of the carton blank, the paperboard is integrally formed with saw-teeth on an edge portion thereof, and the teeth are hardened by application of a quick drying adhesive including .alpha.-cyanoacrylate, thereby producing a carton blank for a carton having an integral cutter, comprising:
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