Handle bag
AssigneeHymopack, Ltd.
InventorGerald Maldoff
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Abstract
A T-shirt bag pack having apertures in the lateral handles for suspending the T-shirt bag pack from laterally spaced-apart support rods on a support rack. Each of the handles has an aperture formed by a cold punch leaving a peripheral edge of the aperture securely bonded to an adjacent handle section such that the apertures remain in registry when the bag pack is being handled and the adjacent sections remain retained to adjacent handle sections.
Claims2
A handle bag dispensing system comprising a bag pack in combination with a support rack, the support rack including a pair of laterally spaced-apart support rods, the bag pack comprising a plurality of identical handle bags with each bag comprising front and rear panels defining an open top and a pair of laterally spaced handles projecting upwardly from the open top of each bag and defining a bag mouth therebetween, each handle comprising a top edge, a front and rear section integral with the front and rear panels of the bag, aligned mounting apertures defined in each handle section through the bag pack receiving the handle sections of the bag pack on the support rods, each aperture being in the form of a circular opening having a diameter greater than the respective support rod and defined by an endless, uninterrupted, annular peripheral edge formed in each front and rear handle section of each handle, the peripheral edge of each aperture being releasably secured to an adjacent peripheral edge of an adjacent front and rear handle section, the edges forming the apertures being releasable upon pulling away of a handle section from an adjacent handle section, the aperture of each section being spaced intermediate the handle top edge and the open top of the bag, and being located within the confines of the handle but near the bag mouth, the aperture further remaining within the confines of the handle even upon pulling away of the handle section, whereby the apertures in the bag pack are retained in registry and the handles of the bag are held together in the bag pack and wherein the peripheral edges of the apertures are cold pressure bonded, thus maintaining the apertures in registry.
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