US2001014980A1PendingUtilityA1
Disposable paper bib
Priority: Jun 11, 1996Filed: Apr 17, 2001Published: Aug 23, 2001
Est. expiryJun 11, 2016(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A41B 13/10A41B 2400/52
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Abstract
Infant bibs are provided as disposable paper bib for use in a rolled dispensing manner. Each bib has a neck ring perforation placed near, but slightly below the uppermost edge, and formed in a circular manner
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1 . A bib forming a generally rectangular planar surface having a first vertical edge parallel to and opposite from a second vertical edge, said first vertical edge being straight and smooth, and parallel to said second vertical edge which is also straight and smooth, said bib comprising:
supporting means comprising a neck ring perforation placed near, but slightly below the uppermost edge, and formed in a circular manner.
2 . The bib of claim 1 , wherein said neck ring perforation has an overall diameter of approximately four inches.
3 . The bib of claim 1 , wherein said neck ring perforation is located at its centerpoint at approximately 3½ inches below an uppermost linear edge.
4 . The bib of claim 1 , further comprising:
a concave lower protrusion extending downward from the main planar surface at a lower boundary in a symmetric, curvilinear manner having an upward arching lowermost point that smoothly transitions at each end to a horizontal extension at each of the side-most portions of the lower perimeter edge of the bib.
5 . The bib of claim 4 , further comprising:
a convex upper indentation protruding inward into the main planar surface at the upper boundary of the bib, wherein said convex upper indentation is formed in a symmetric, curvilinear manner having an upward arching lowermost point that smoothly transitions at each end to a horizontal extension at each of the side-most portions of the upper perimeter edge of the bib.
6 . A plurality of linearly aligned, rolled bibs adapted for disposable use, where each said roll of bibs is comprised of a plurality of individual bib elements, each said bib element comprising:
supporting means comprising a neck ring perforation placed near, but slightly below the uppermost edge, and formed in a circular manner.
7 . The plurality of linearly aligned, rolled bibs adapted for disposable use of claim 6 , wherein each said bib element further comprising:
a concave lower protrusion extending downward from the main planar surface at a lower boundary in a symmetric, curvilinear manner having an upward arching lowermost point that smoothly transitions at each end to a horizontal extension at each of the side-most portions of the lower perimeter edge of the bib; and a convex upper indentation protruding inward into the main planar surface at the upper boundary of the bib, wherein said convex upper indentation is formed in a symmetric, curvilinear manner having an upward arching lowermost point that smoothly transitions at each end to a horizontal extension at each of the side-most portions of the upper perimeter edge of the bib.
8 . The bib of claim 1 , wherein said neck ring perforation is formed at three tears per inch.
9 . The bib of claim 1 , wherein said bib element has an overall width of approximately nine and one-half inches and an overall length of approximately fourteen and one-half inches.
10 . The bib of claim 1 , further comprising adhesive tabs affixed to said bib above said supporting means.
11 . The bib of claim 1 , wherein said bib element is formed of a nonwoven, smooth calendered, lower linting fabric composed of virgin bleached wood pulp fiber and a polymer emulsion.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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