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METHOD FOR MAKING A SKIN PACKAGE USING A SINGLE FILM WEB
   
Document Number
US Patent 3736721
Issued Date
June 5, 1973
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A method and apparatus is provided for forming a skin package particularly for food products, hardware and the like in which a single film web is arranged around the product and by pressure differential is formed around the product. A pair of U-shaped chamber members is disposed to slidably engage the open ends of each other to form a sealed chamber with the film retained against or nearly against three sides of the chamber. After the film has been brought to a heated heat-sealable condition, atmosphere or low pressure air is used to push the film tightly around the product and into sealing condition with facing portions of the same film.
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Published
June 5, 1973
Application Number
05/141,520
Filed
May 10, 1971
US Classification
53/433  
Int'l Classification
B65B   31/02   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
53/22A   53/112A  
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