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Patent application title:

Mailer 2000

Publication number:

US20050258220A1

Publication date:
Application number:

10/853,624

Filed date:

2004-05-24

Abstract:

this new mailer has not one but-2—adhesive sealers you just remove the liners to seal the envelope,

    • FIG. 1—shows you the mailer number-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope,
    • number-2—is the adhesive on the top of the front panel,
    • numbers-3—and-4—are the liners just remove the liners to seal the envelope,

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Classification:

  1. Performing operations; transporting
  2. Conveying; packing; storing; handling thin or filamentary material

B65D27/14 »  CPC main

Envelopes or like essentially-rectangular containers for postal or other purposes having no structural provision for thickness of contents; Closures using adhesive applied to integral parts, e.g. flaps

Description

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

but I angel gerena inventor have discovered the solution here is how my remarkable invention works the present invention is a bubble mailer this new bubble mailer seals better than the regular bubble mailer, refer now to FIG. 1—which is an overall drawing of a preferred embodiment of the invention

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

FIG. 1—shows you the mailer number-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope,

    • number-2—is the adhesive on the top of the front panel
    • numbers-3—and-4—are the liners just remove the liners to seal the envelope,
    • when the adhesive on the flap of the back panel comes in contact with the adhesive on the top of the front panel it seals better and stronger than the regular bubble mailer,
    • this procedure applies to any envelope of style or size that can be used to send mail from one point to another through the u,s, post office,
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

reffering first to FIG. 1—the illustrated is 8½×12 inc,

    • number-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope
    • number-2—is the adhesive on the top of the front panel,
    • numbers-3—and-4—are the liners to seal the envelope,
    • the foregoing description of the preferred embodiment of the invention has ben presented for the purpose of illustration and description it is not intended to be exhaustive or to limite the invention to the precise form disclosed many modifications are and variations are possible in the light of the above teaching it is intended the scope of the invention be limited not by this detailed description but rather by the claim appended here to,
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1—shows you the mailer-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope,

    • number-2—is the adhesive on the top of the front panel numbers 3—and-4—are the liners,
THIS DOCUMENT IS A PATENT APPLICATION FOR A NEW MAILER

this new mailer has not one but-2—adhesive sealers you just remove the liners to seal the envelope,

FIG. 1—shows you the mailer number-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope,

    • number-2—is the adhesive on the top of the front panel,
    • numbers-3—and-4—are the liners just remove the liners to seal the envelope,
DESCRIPTION OF RELATED ART THERE IS A PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED

other people have tried to solve it this problem in varios ways these people have not completely solved the problem Because they have not come up with the right mailer

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

the invention relates in general to bubble mailers in particular to more modern mailers,

Claims

1-) FIG. 1—shows you the mailer number-1—is the adhesive on the flap that seals the envelope comprising.

2-) number-2—is the adhesive and numbers-3—and-4—are the liners comprising.

3-) When the adhesive on the flap of the back panel is coupled to the front panel to form an interior portion comprising.

4-) this procedure applies to any envelope of style or size that can be used to send mail from one point to another through the u.s. post office comprising.

of plenum apertures the vacum plenum and plenum cover being positioned and secured to the support frame so as to engage envelope flap of an envelope moving along the transport mechanism and an envelope stripping blade mounted to the support frame in a downstream position relative to the parallel series of plenum apertures so that the stripping blade lies substantially parallel and spaced apart from the plenum cover in oder to intercept and strip the envelope flap comprising.

6-) and an envelope stripping blade mounted to the support frame in a downstream position relative to the parallel series of plenum apertures so that the stripping blade lies substantially parallel and spaced apart from the plenum cover in oder to intercept and strip the envelope flap comprising.

7-) An envelope stripping apparatus as recited in claim-2—wherein the parallel series of plenum apertures include a parallel series of slotted openings in the plenum cover the slotted openings being laterally spaced apart in any associated envelope flap comprising

The envelope as recited in claim-3—wherein the back panel is formed from a first flap and a second flap comprising.

The envelope as recited in claim-3—further comprising a seal flap that is adapted to couple said front panel to back panel to seal said interior portion of the envelope comprising.

10-) The envelope as recited in claim-3—wherein said seal flap and said front panel include a weakend portion formed therein that is adapted to be broken and provide a handle for the envelope comprising.

11-) The envelope as recited in claim-3—wherein said seal flap includes an attachment mechanism that couples said seal flap to said back panel comprising.

12-) An envelope bag or other mailing device for packaging an item said envelope comprising a front panel a back panel said back panel being coupled to said front panel to form an interior portion wherein said interior portion being defined by opposed interior surfaces of said front and back panels and at least one first protrusion said first protrusion being coupled to one of said opposed interior surfaces and extending from said opposed surface into said interior portion comprising.

13-) The envelope as recited in claim-12—further comprising at least one second protrusion being coupled to other side of said opposed interior surfaces and extending into said interior portion comprising.

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Images & Drawings included:

Fig. 01 - Mailer 2000
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Fig. 02 - Mailer 2000
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