Hanger for article-containing envelopes
AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman
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AssigneeB&G Plastics, Inc.
InventorsChester Kolton, Michael Norman
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A hanger is comprised of a one-piece body having a central portion including a main body part and a hook part extending upwardly of the main body part, the main body part defining a forwardly extending projection, and first and second arm parts extending outwardly from the main body part and extending to respective first and second free arm part ends with respective first and second openings being formed at the first and second free arm part ends. The main body part supports the first and second arm parts for folding movement for registry of the first and second openings with the projection. In use of the hanger, the projection is inserted through only the envelope rear wall opening. The first arm part is then folded and its opening is forced over the projection to be retentively retained by the projection. The projection is now inserted through the envelope front wall opening. The second arm part is then folded and its opening is forced over the projection to be releasably retained by the projection.
A hanger comprised of a one-piece body having a central portion including a main body part and a hook part extending upwardly of said main body part, said main body part defining a forwardly extending projection, and first and second arm parts extending outwardly from said main body part and extending to respective first and second free arm ends with respective first and second openings being formed at said first and second free arm part ends, said main body part supporting said first and second arm parts for folding movement for registry of said first and second openings with said projection, said first and second openings being of respective different diameters.
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