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Mechanism for producing pad-like cushioning dunnage product from sheet material with separate stock roll cart

CA 1293274 C · Owner: Ranpak Corp. · Inventors: Armington, Steven E.

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A converter mechanism for producing low density, pad-like resilient cushioning dunnage product from sheet-like stock material such as for, instance paper, with a separate mobile cart for rotatably mounting a roll of sheet-like stock material thereon in position for feeding the stock material into the converter mechanism. The cart comprises a framework open at its forward end and including spaced upright members, and adapted to receive therebetween in generally snug relation a laterally projecting portion of the converter mechanism for coupling the cart to the converter mechanism especially in a direction transverse of the converter mechanism and cart, and providing for expeditiously …

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  • Granted December 17, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 17, 2008.
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FiledOctober 29, 1986
GrantedDecember 17, 1991
Term endedDecember 17, 2008
Patent numberCA 1293274 C
Classification (IPC)B31F1/10 +2 more

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19871990199319961999200220052008Application filedOct 29, 1986Patent grantedDec 17, 1991Term endedDec 17, 2008

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