Stiegler Gmbh Maschinenfabrik

Robert Wagner

Hans Reifenhauser

A process for the production of bags from thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting with a bottom seam and/or a lateral seam fashioned as a cutoff weld seam obtained by severing tubular film sheets in the bottom zone, wherein there is produced by heat contact welding, at a station upstream of a transverse seam cutoff welding of the bottom seam or lateral seam, a wide flush weld seam over the entire width of the tubular film sheet and/or of the bag bottom to be produced, and subsequently the transverse cutoff weld seam is formed over the flush weld seam, extending within the flush weld seam.

Bags made from thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting having cutoff weld

Bags, especially shopping bags, of a thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting, are made to be free-standing. In the process for the production of the bags, the bags are provided in pairs. Each bag is provided with a handle hole and designed as a standing bag having an approximately sinusoidal load-bearing rim, with lateral cutoff weld seams and with a bottom pleat, with corner weld seams provided separately in the two pleat sections of the bottom pleat and extending from the bag sides obliquely toward the bag bottom, and with a flat bottom formed by the corner weld seams.

Bags made of a thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting and process for

A shopping bag of thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting with lateral weld seams wherein, at the bag opening, the front wall is fashioned with a straight rim, and the rear wall is fashioned to project beyond the front wall with an approximately sinusoidal rim to form a protruding flap. The sinusoidal rim of the rear wall terminates either above or below the rim of the front wall in the lateral weld seams. A process for the production of the shopping bags by sinusoidal cutting apart of a film ply of a tubular sheet involves a series of sequential operation at successive stages or stations.

Shopping bags of thermoplastic synthetic resin sheeting with lateral

The invention relates to a process and apparatus for the paired manufacture of carry bags from synthetic resin sheeting with lateral weld seams and an approximately sinusoidal load-bearing rim with punched-in handle openings, wherein a laid-flat tubular film is cut open in wave shape, and the two cut-apart semitubular sheets (1a, 1b) are pulled apart transversely to the conveying direction, the wave crests are folded over at least in part in parallel to the folding edges (3) in each case either toward the outside or toward the inside, then the semitubular sheets are again united in order to compensate for at least a portion of the gap S produced by folding over the flaps, and after achieving a synchronous run of the folded over flaps (51, 52), the latter are welded to the lower and upper sheet layers (10a, 10b) of the semitubular sheets (1a, 1b) in the area (15) surrounding the subsequent handle opening (4), the wave crests, prior to being folded over, being electrically discharged and, after having been folded over, being again charged electrically prior to the provision of the weld bond.

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Troisdorf-Sieglar, Germany

Robert Wagner