Slit sheet packing material
AssigneeGeopax Ltd
InventorsDavid P. Goodrich, Michael C. Hurwitz
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AssigneeGeopax Ltd
InventorsDavid P. Goodrich, Michael C. Hurwitz
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A filling material for use in filling hollow spaces in packaging or the like comprising one or more pieces of flexible paper material. The paper material has a plurality of individual slits formed in parallel spaced rows extending transversely from one end of the paper material to the opposing end of the paper material. The slits in adjacent alternate rows are positioned adjacent the interval space between adjacent slits in the adjacent parallel row of slits. The flexible paper material is expandable by extending the opposing ends of the paper material which are parallel to the rows of slits whereby the slits form an array of openings, each opening being generally hexagonal in shape and of the same size. The length and width of the flexible filling paper material can be varied. The construction of the flexible paper filling material provides it to be easily stored in the non-expandable position and easily expanded for use in filling hollow spaces in packaging.
A method of protecting a object for shipping by wrapping and cushioning said object in an expanded sheet material, said expanded sheet material in expanded form being at least one sheet of extendible sheet material said at least one sheet of extendible sheet material being flexible, non-woven fibrous material, having a plurality of spaced parallel rows of individual slits in a slit pattern extending transversely from one end of the fibrous sheet material to the opposing end of said at least one sheet, each of said rows having interval spaces between consecutive slits, said slits in each row being positioned adjacent the interval space between consecutive slits in the adjacent parallel row of slits, comprising the steps of:
A article wrapped in a protective cushioning packaging material comprising the combination of;
A article wrapped in a protective cushioning packaging material comprising the combination of;
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