Label panel container carrier with integral handle
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1. A carrier constructed of a planar sheet of a flexible plastic material for carrying a plurality of containers, the carrier comprising;
- a plurality of container receiving openings arranged in a longitudinal row;
a panel extending transversely from the longitudinal row; and
a handle positioned along an outer periphery of the panel.
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Abstract
This invention relates to a package of a plurality of containers unitized with a flexible carrier. The carrier is constructed from a plastic planar sheet having a plurality of container receiving and a panel having an integral handle that extends from a longitudinal edge of the planar sheet.
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18 Claims
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1. A carrier constructed of a planar sheet of a flexible plastic material for carrying a plurality of containers, the carrier comprising;
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a plurality of container receiving openings arranged in a longitudinal row;
a panel extending transversely from the longitudinal row; and
a handle positioned along an outer periphery of the panel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A package of a plurality of containers comprising:
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a planar sheet of a flexible plastic material having a plurality of container receiving openings arranged in a longitudinal row, each container receiving opening engaging a container;
a panel extending transversely and downwardly from the longitudinal row of container receiving openings; and
a handle positioned along an outer periphery of the panel so that when the package is lifted, the panel inverts upwardly and at least partially against the containers. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A package of a plurality of bottles comprising:
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a planar sheet of a flexible plastic material having a plurality of container receiving openings arranged in a longitudinal row, each container receiving opening engaging a bottle;
a panel extending transversely and downwardly from the longitudinal row of container receiving openings; and
a handle formed of an elongated aperture positioned along an outer periphery of the panel so that when the package is lifted, the panel inverts upwardly so that the bottles are carried at an angle between approximately 30° and
75°
with respect to horizontal. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18)
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