Georgia-Pacific France

Fort James France

Kaysersberg, Sa

Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products LP

Other

Georgia-Pacific Corporation

Essity Operations France

Fort James, S.a.r.l.

Kaysersberg

Georgia-Pacific S.a.r.l.

Fort James B.v.

Sca Tissue France

Jean-Louis Neveu

Bernard Louis Dit Picard

Nicolas Pommier

Philippe Guillemette

Rudolph W Schutz

Gilles Cattacin

George Lipp

Joseph Patrick O'Connor

Henri Lesage

Carol Lefebvre Du Grosriez

Yves Malecot

Bernard Louis Picard

S&eacute;bastian Conran

Yves Enggasser

John R Moody

Sebastian Orby Conran

Remy Ruppel

Craig D Yardley

Didier Dumas

Olivier Joulin

Carol Lefevre Du Grosriez

Jo&euml;l Hungler

Giles Cattacin

Carol Lefvebvre Du Grosriez

Maurice Zuger

Nourddine Smaïli

Sébastian Conran

The toilet paper dispenser as claimed for the invention including a housing in which is housed a roll of a paper strip, which has perforations transverse to strip defining rectangular paper sheets whose width is transverse and whose length is longitudinal. Housing features a nozzle with a dispensing orifice, by means of which the paper strip is unwound. The dispenser is characterized in that the nozzle and the paper roll are disposed in such a way that the paper sheets unwind one by one and emerge with a reduced crumpling as they exit the nozzle, the width of a sheet is between 125 mm and 180 mm, and the ratio of the width of a sheet to its length is between 0.45 and 1, preferably between 0.5 and 0.65, the paper being consumed optimally and in a pleasant manner.

Toilet paper dispenser housing a roll, toilet paper roll and dispenser

A roll includes a succession of sheets of single-use absorbent paper, the succession of sheets includes a first sheet partially defined by a first line of perforations and a first cut arrangement partially defined by a first cut, a second cut, and a connecting region arranged between the first cut and the second cut and a second sheet partially defined by the first cut arrangement, and a second line of perforations.

Manufacturing method and system and associated rolls of sheets with alternating cuts and pre-cuts

The invention relates to a system of dispensing a product rolled around an element such as a tube (), such product defining a structure such as a cylinder, and such system comprising in particular: a frame, a means of support and connection of the roll in the frame. It is claimed for the invention that the tube () includes an electrically conductive element () designed to operate in conjunction with an element of the frame so as together to form an electric circuit element.

System for dispensing paper rolls with conductive tubes

The present invention relates to a roll made of a succession of single-use absorbing paper sheets separated along at least one side thereof, perpendicular to the unwinding direction of the roll by parallel pre-cuts, the sheets being further separated by cuts extending along at least 80% of the cut side of the sheets, and the cuts and pre-cuts alternating in the roll unwinding direction.

A paper dispenser includes a casing for housing a roll of paper, the casing having a front face, with a dispensing nozzle through which the paper is dispensed, wherein the front face has a hatch for access to the inside of the casing, through which a free end of the roll can be extracted.

Paper dispenser

The invention relates to an absorbent paper product, such as a napkin or tissue, including at least two tissue paper plies which are superposed and joined, cut or precut into a desired format and connected to one another at least over a segment of a peripheral zone. The plies are joined along the segment by marking patterns without resort to glueing and at least one ply is fitted with embossing patterns in a central zone. The invention applies to sanitary and household papers, in particular disposable napkins and tissues.

Absorbent paper product such as napkin or handkerchief, methods for manufacturing such a product, and apparatus implementing such methods

A system for dispensing a strip of absorbent product in a coreless roll, of the type including a roll and a dispenser for dispensing the absorbent product, of the type including a first guiding and positioning element which can be received in a first housing of the roll and including a second holding element which can be received in a second housing of the roll, wherein the first guiding and positioning element includes a portion of revolution with a cross section decreasing towards the inside of the dispenser, which can be received in the first associated housing of the roll.

System for dispensing paper in a coreless roll, method of manufacturing a roll of this type, and roll of paper

The toilet paper dispenser as claimed for the invention including a housing () in which is housed a roll () of a paper strip (), which has perforations transverse to strip () defining rectangular paper sheets () whose width is transverse and whose length is longitudinal. Housing () features a nozzle () with a dispensing orifice (), by means of which the paper strip () is unwound. The dispenser is characterized in that the nozzle () and the paper roll () are disposed in such a way that the paper sheets () unwind one by one and emerge with a reduced crumpling as they exit the nozzle (), the width of a sheet () is between 125 mm and 180 mm, and the ratio of the width of a sheet () to its length is between 0.45 and 1, preferably between 0.5 and 0.65, the paper being consumed optimally and in a pleasant manner.

This invention relates to paper rolls for sanitary or home use intended to operate in conjunction with a dispensing system. According to one essential feature of the invention, the roll includes internally a means intended to brake its unwinding. Thus, the consumption of paper may be controlled.

Controlled dispensing roll

Table napkin dispenser

The invention relates to a dispenser of sheets stacked inside a compartment, such as a vertical one, with a dispensing slot and provided with means for slowing the advance of the stack of sheets. This dispenser is characterized in that such means are represented by flexible elements mounted so as to project into the compartment, elements on which the sheets rest. In one embodiment the flexible elements are made up of fibers and form brushes. The elements may also be in the form of flexible blades or that of the coils of a spring.

Sheet dispenser with braking means

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