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Single sheet sandpaper delivery system and sandpaper sheet therefor
   
Document Number
US Patent 5514028
Issued Date
May 7, 1996
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Inventors
Ali; Terry L. (Beavercreek, OH)
Karlstrom; Ralf (FIN-66840 Pensala,FI)
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The present invention is directed to a single sheet sandpaper delivery system which includes at least one stackable tray having a support surface, with at least two sides, wherein one of each said sides is connected an opposing edge portion of the support surface and extends generally normal thereto, and wherein the support surface has an edge portion laterally spacing the sides. The present invention further includes at least one sandpaper package having housing portion of a size and configuration slightly less than the support surface of the tray, at least two flap portions of a predetermined length and width which are bendably connected to the housing portion, and at least two second flaps, one of each of the second flaps bendably connected to the first flaps and foldable to connect to one another and form the package, and further including a novel sandpaper sheet having a first side of sufficient porosity to maintain a coat of adhesive material and a second side sufficiently nonporous to accept a printed ink bar code with minimal diffusion to provide an overall improved and readable bar code.
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Published
May 7, 1996
Application Number
08/178,774
Filed
January 7, 1994
US Classification
451/539   451/526 451/527
Int'l Classification
B24D   11/02   (20060101)   B24D   11/00   (20060101)   B65D   83/08   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
451/526   451/527   451/539  
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