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Class 383/61.5 - Having securing element designed to extend through aligned openings in bag material (e.g., stitching, etc.)


Subclass of Class 383 - Flexible bags
Definition: Subject matter wherein the closures include a closure
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 04/10/2001


NumberTitleIssue Date
6213645Flexible package with sealed edges and easy to open mouth
A package fabricated from a flexible sheet material capable of being sealed for closing off the interior of the package from ambient atmosphere is disclosed. The package has two or more side walls and a like number of side seams. The package has an open u...
04/10/2001
5035517Reclosable shipping sack
A reclosable sack having a mouth from which contents may be discharged, including a primary non-reclosable stitched fastener across and closing the mouth. The stitched fastener includes a removable chain stitch and tear strip for facilitating manual openi...
07/30/1991
4691370Reclosable bulk material bag with slide fastener
A bulk material bag includes an inner bag united with a cover bag. One tape of a closed slide fastener overlaps the interior of an inner bag rear top extension and is secured thereto. The top extension, together with the attached closed slide fastener and...
09/01/1987
 
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