Abstract: An open top liquid-tight, carton having a flat bottom wall and flat side and end walls joined to each other by rounded corners, the carton being formed from a unitary blank of foldable sheet material such as coated paperboard.
Abstract: A method and apparatus for forming a plastic liner bag from a roll of plastic sleeve material and inserting the liner bag snugly within and over the upper edges of a bulk container.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 19, 1983
Date of Patent:
August 27, 1985
Assignee:
Container Corporation of America
Inventors:
Wayne F. Everman, D. Michael Lewis, Raymond L. Russell
Abstract: A package for holding unpopped popcorn while it is being popped in an oven and which is readily expandable for holding the popcorn after it has been popped, which package is formed from a unitary blank of foldable sheet material such as paperboard.
Abstract: A collapsible paperboard display stand including a base section formed from a pre-glued tubular structure that is collapsible and which may be readily assembled by pushing upper portions of the front, side, and end walls against corresponding portions of the rear side and end walls of the structure.
Abstract: A one-piece paperboard display stand having a deck for holding an article of merchandise to be displayed, and an integral header member having a display panel. Interlocking engagement structure is provided to maintain the display panel of the header member in a vertical position against the deck.
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Abstract: A collapsible two-piece self-locking container formed of paperboard and including a body member with a lock-bottom construction and a cover member having interlocking engagement with the body member and including panels reinforcing the bottom and rear walls of the body member.
Abstract: A generally triangular carton having hinged body and cover member and including means for separating certain said members from each other to open the carton.
Abstract: A self-contained, one-piece, collapsible container including a pair of co-planar top panels with depending inner side panels forming a cover structure for a tray-like body structure having lock tabs projecting from outer side panels thereof into apertures of the cover structure.