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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 07, 2014
Filed:
Aug. 31, 2009
Diego Depaoli, Woodbridge, CA;
Martin Parenteau, Drummondville, CA;
Michael Kumar, Ajax, CA;
Patrick Laroche, Toronto, CA;
Hugues Prud'homme, Saint-Thomas, CA;
Ernie Carnegie, Etobicoke, CA;
Diego Depaoli, Woodbridge, CA;
Martin Parenteau, Drummondville, CA;
Michael Kumar, Ajax, CA;
Patrick Laroche, Toronto, CA;
Hugues Prud'Homme, Saint-Thomas, CA;
Ernie Carnegie, Etobicoke, CA;
Cascades Canada Inc., Kingsley Falls, CA;
Abstract
The dunnage can be used for protecting edges of articles such as wood furniture during shipping and has a honeycomb panel having a first and second opposed faces, and a first and second adjacent panel sections folded relative to each other along a V-groove extending into the first face, a layer of antiskid cohesive material applied on the V-groove and maintaining said first and second adjacent panels in said folded configuration, and also applied on a substantial portion of one of said first and second adjacent panel sections, on the first face. The cohesive on the exposed face of the folded dunnage acts as an antiskid which reduces the likelihood of the dunnage sliding once applied to the edge of the article, and also reduces the abrasiveness of the honeycomb panel. A process of production is also disclosed where the V-groove can be made on line.