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US 7,243,399 · App. 10/992,580 · Granted Jul 17, 2007

Wrapping device for packages

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Patent No.
US 7,243,399
App. No.
10/992,580
Granted
Jul 17, 2007
Kind
B2
Abstract

A wrapping device for packages includes a tying member having two or more arms each having a longitudinal bore and an orifice perpendicular to and communicating with the bore, and a tying cord engaged into the bores and the orifices of the arms, to form two right angle bent portions, and to allow the tying cord to be solidly engaged and retained within the bores and the orifices of the arms. The arms each includes a longitudinal passage communicating with the bore and the orifice, and having a smaller width, to retain the tying cord within the bores of the arms. The arms each includes one or more catches or teeth to engage with and to catch and retain the tying cord within the bores of the arms.

Claims (8)

1. A wrapping device for packages, said wrapping device comprising:

a tying body including a first arm and at least one second arm extended therefrom, and each having a longitudinal bore axially formed therein and an orifice vertically formed therein and perpendicular to and communicating with said bore thereof, and said first arm and said at least one second arm each including a second bore formed therein and parallel to said longitudinal bore thereof, and

a tying cord engaged into said bores and said orifices of said first arm and said at least one second arm respectively, to form two right angle bent portions, and to allow said tying cord to be solidly engaged and retained within said bores and said orifices of said first arm and said at least one second arm respectively.

2. The wrapping device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said first arm and said at least one second arm each includes a longitudinal passage axially formed therein and parallel to said bore thereof and communicating with said bore and said orifice thereof, and having a width smaller than a diameter of said bores of said first arm and said at least one second arm to retain said tying cord within said bores of said first arm and said at least one second arm.

3. The wrapping device as claimed in claim 2 , wherein said first arm and said at least one second arm each includes at least one catch extended into said passage thereof, to engage with said tying cord and to catch and anchor and retain said tying cord within said bores of said first arm and said at least one second arm.

4. The wrapping device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said first arm and said at least one second arm each includes at least one tooth extended into said orifice thereof, to engage with and to anchor said tying cord to said first arm and said at least one second arm.

5. The wrapping device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said first arm and said at least one second arm each includes an aperture formed therein and perpendicular to and communicating with said orifice thereof, to receive said tying cord.

6. The wrapping device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein said first arm and said at least one second arm each includes a narrowed neck portion formed therein and communicating with said aperture thereof, and also perpendicular to and communicating with said orifice thereof, and to allow said tying cord to be engaged into said aperture via said narrowed neck portion of said first arm and said at least one second arm respectively.

Continuity (1)
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