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Separating a web at a line of weakness

CA 2194422 C · Owner: Cmd Corporation · Inventors: Sauder, Charles H.; Schmidt, John

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This invention pertains to apparatus and methods for breaking a web along spaced lines of weakness. The invention includes a compact breaker bar assembly comprising at least one breaker bar in a gap. The apparatus also includes driving apparatus to power the breaker bar assembly in breaking the web. In some embodiments, one or more breaker bars engage and stress the web along a single transverse line across the web breaking the web. In other embodiments at least first and second breaker bars engage and stress the web along spaced first and second transverse lines across the web. The breaker bars can be mounted on one or more rotary elements, or can be mounted on one or more belts or other …

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  • Filed January 6, 1997 and granted August 15, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended January 6, 2017.
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FiledJanuary 6, 1997
GrantedAugust 15, 2000
Term endedJanuary 6, 2017
Patent numberCA 2194422 C
Classification (IPC)B65H35/10 +2 more

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1998200020022004200620082010201220142016Application filedJan 6, 1997Patent grantedAug 15, 2000Term endedJan 6, 2017

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