Michael Stephen Bullock

60893672, Jul 18, 2000

Jun 11, 1999

9/330964

Richard Floyd Anderson - Alpharetta GA
Michael A. Bullock - McComb MS

Pac One, Inc. - Dunwoody GA

B65D 8126

206204

A storage bag formed from a thermoplastic film includes a pad secured to the inside bottom thereof. The pad is disposed adjacent the bag material at or near the bottom by one or more strips of material extending across the pad. Each strip has an intermediate portion extending over the pad and two opposed portions each affixed on opposite sides of the intermediate portion to the bag material. If a single strip is used to secure the pad, the single strip has a sufficiently narrow width that the pad extends preferably beyond the strip on opposite sides of the intermediate portion. If two strips are used to secure the pad, each strip is disposed at a spacing to the other in extending over the pad. Thus, in either case at least part of the pad is exposed and uncovered by the strips of material. The method of making the bag includes placing the pad adjacent the bag material; placing one or more strips of a material across the pad with an intermediate portion of each strip extending over the pad and with two opposed portions of each strip extending on opposite respective sides of the intermediate portion beyond the pad; and, affixing the two opposed portions of each strip of material to the bag material to thereby secure the pad to the bag material.

62349449, May 22, 2001

Mar 27, 2000

9/535611

Richard Floyd Anderson - Alpharetta GA
Michael A. Bullock - McComb MS

B31B 160
B31B 164

493210

A storage bag formed from a thermoplastic film includes a pad secured to the inside bottom thereof. The pad is disposed adjacent the bag material at or near the bottom by one or more strips of material extending across the pad. Each strip has an intermediate portion extending over the pad and two opposed portions each affixed on opposite sides of the intermediate portion to the bag material. If a single strip is used to secure the pad, the single strip has a sufficiently narrow width that the pad extends preferably beyond the strip on opposite sides of the intermediate portion. If two strips are used to secure the pad, each strip is disposed at a spacing to the other in extending over the pad. Thus, in either case at least part of the pad is exposed and uncovered by the strips of material. The method of making the bag includes placing the pad adjacent the bag material; placing one or more strips of a material across the pad with an intermediate portion of each strip extending over the pad and with two opposed portions of each strip extending on opposite respective sides of the intermediate portion beyond the pad; and, affixing the two opposed portions of each strip of material to the bag material to thereby secure the pad to the bag material.

61263176, Oct 3, 2000

Aug 11, 1999

9/372818

Richard Floyd Anderson - Alpharetta GA
Michael A. Bullock - McComb MS
Mark Steele - New Prague MN
Robert R. Shankle - Fayetteville AR

Pac One, Inc. - Dunwoody GA

B65D 3300

383207

A container in which an opening is formed by tearing includes a sidewall having a primary weakened line extending a length between opposed linear ends thereof, tearing along the primary weakened line forming an opening in the sidewall; and two secondary weakened lines formed in said sidewall, each said secondary weakened line including a portion thereof disposed in spaced, partially overlapping parallel relation to a respective said linear end of said primary weakened line, said portion of each said secondary weakened line having a length substantially less than said length between said ends of said primary weakened line. The secondary weakened lines each consist of a single elongated slit. Alternatively, the secondary weakened lines are substantially U-shaped; L-shaped; T-shaped; I-shaped; C-shape; or spirally shaped and may merge with the opposed ends of the primary weakened line. A web of material for forming bags on a form fill machine includes these primary weakened lines and secondary weakened lines.

62938975, Sep 25, 2001

Mar 27, 2000

9/536361

Richard Floyd Anderson - Alpharetta GA
Michael A. Bullock - McComb MS

Pac One, Inc. - Dunwoody GA

B32B 100

493217

A storage bag formed from a thermoplastic film includes a pad secured to the inside bottom thereof. The pad is disposed adjacent the bag material at or near the bottom by one or more strips of material extending across the pad. Each strip has an intermediate portion extending over the pad and two opposed portions each affixed on opposite sides of the intermediate portion to the bag material. If a single strip is used to secure the pad, the single strip has a sufficiently narrow width that the pad extends preferably beyond the strip on opposite sides of the intermediate portion. If two strips are used to secure the pad, each strip is disposed at a spacing to the other in extending over the pad. Thus, in either case at least part of the pad is exposed and uncovered by the strips of material. The method of making the bag includes placing the pad adjacent the bag material; placing one or more strips of a material across the pad with an intermediate portion of each strip extending over the pad and with two opposed portions of each strip extending on opposite respective sides of the intermediate portion beyond the pad; and, affixing the two opposed portions of each strip of material to the bag material to thereby secure the pad to the bag material.