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US 7,611,019 B2Granted
Rack with side protectors for holding packs of plastic bags
AssigneeBetter Bags, Inc.
InventorRafael A. Alvarado
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Abstract
A rack for hanging packs of plastic bags, the rack having side protectors to direct attention to the top center of the front of a bag to ease opening of the bag.
Claims26
A rack for holding at least one pack of plastic bags, each plastic bag having a back sheet, a front sheet and an opening achieved by separating the front sheet from the back sheet, comprising:
- a back support having two sides with a side protector connected on each side, the back support comprising a substantially vertical lower back support portion and an upper back support portion forming an angle with the lower back support portion,
- a top rail operatively connected to the back support,
- at least one book connected to the top rail above the upper back support portion, the at least one hook positioned and designed for holding at least one pack of plastic bags with a back of a plastic bag against the back support and with the front of a plastic bag facing forward,
- wherein the two side protectors are designed to direct attention to the top center of the front of a bag.
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A rack for holding at least one pack of plastic bags, each plastic bag having a back sheet, a front sheet and an opening achieved by separating the front sheet from the back sheet, comprising:
- a top rail,
- at least one hook connected to the top rail for holding at least one pack of plastic bags,
- a back support wire connected to the top rail,
- a back support connected to the back support wire, the back support having a first lower portion and an upper angled portion extending from the first lower portion and being below the at least one hook,
- wherein the hook is positioned and designed to hold the pack of plastic bags against the angled portion of the back portion, and
- wherein the back support has two sides with a side protector connected on each side.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.