James E Rozmarek

6527445, Mar 4, 2003

May 2, 2001

09/847729

Lee LaFleur - Manistee MI
R. Daniel Brumm - Manistee MI
Aaron W. Bryan - Custer MI
James E. Rozmarek - Manistee MI
Jeffrey D. Wright - Manistee MI

Scholle Corporation - Irvine CA

B65D 3000

383 37, 383120, 493210, 493244

A method of forming a plurality of interconnected bulk bags or with an interconnecting section of material between adjacent bags on a roll or blank of flexible material to permit the blank of material to be advanced for subsequent processing. The interconnecting section is defined at least in part by a separation line that permits scrap or waste material to be removed from the blank without removing the interconnecting section. This permits the bags to remain interconnected after they are formed so that they may be disposed on a roll or folded in a box for convenient shipping and handling of a plurality of bags. Desirably, perforations maybe provided between adjacent bags to facilitate removal of an individual bag from the remainder.

7125168, Oct 24, 2006

Dec 18, 2002

10/323471

Lee La Fleur - Manistee MI, US
Jeffrey Delbert Wright - Manistee MI, US
James Edward Rozmarek - Manistee MI, US
R. Daniel Brumm - Manistee MI, US
Aaron Wayne Bryan - Custer MI, US

Scholle Corporation - Irvine CA

B65D 30/08
B65D 33/14
B65D 33/00
B65D 30/20

383111, 383 22, 383 41, 383 67, 383120

A container comprising an outer bag, a liner and at least one connector. The liner is substantially configured for receipt within the outer bag. The at least one connector is affixed to the liner and capable of attachment to the outer bag. Each such connector comprises a substrate material, an outer bag attachment assembly and an adhesive. The substrate material includes a first region and a second region. The outer bag attachment assembly is associated with a first region. The adhesive is operably applied to the second region. The second region is affixed to one of the at least two side panels, and the first region is selectively positionable to overlie the liner without overlying a portion of the second region or another portion of the first region.

59189843, Jul 6, 1999

Sep 19, 1997

8/934472

Lee LaFleur - Manistee MI
James E. Rozmarek - Manistee MI

Custom Packaging Systems, Inc. - Manistee MI

B65D 3310

383 8

A plurality of collapsible bags are integrally formed in a tubular blank of a flexible material with a perforated portion disposed between adjacent bags to facilitate separating them. When formed, adjacent bags are connected in end-to-end relationship and lie generally flat such that the elongate blank may be wrapped around itself forming a roll of the bags or the bags may be pleated or accordion folded flat within a container whereby they may be individually removed from the container for use. Handles are preferably integrally formed with each bag extending from adjacent the top wall of the bag. A spout is preferably also integrally formed with the bag to facilitate filling and emptying of the bag. The bags are particularly suited to contain liquids or frozen liquids and are preferably made of a food-grade plastic film material suitable to contain various foods or beverage products. The bags may each be received in a separate container to support a filled bag.