Bags having zippers and being serially connected by guide rib equipped strips removable for separating the bags, and method of and means for filling and separating such bags
CA 1267121 C · Owner: Lems, Peter · Inventors: Nocek, Robert S.; Lems, Peter; Ausnit, Steven
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Integrally serially connected top fillable bags have closed bottoms and sides and reclosable zippers from which pull flanges extend upwardly. The bags are separated along their sides including the pull flanges and continuous connecting strips connect the tops of the pull flanges and have guide ribs extending continuously therealong for engagement by supporting jaws which serve to open the serially connected bags one at a time at a filling station for filling. After the filling station the filled bag is separated from the connected bags by removing the connecting strip from the tops of the pull flanges of the filled bags in line with or below the top ends of the separations between bags. The …
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- Granted March 27, 1990. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 27, 2007.
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