Edward Peter Bruno, Age 7213711 N Bushwacker Pl, Tucson, AZ 85755

2002008, Jun 27, 2002

Dec 26, 2000

09/746296

Edward Bruno - Aurora CO, US

B65D033/16

383/063000

A recloseable plastic bag having mating reformed profiles which are easy to open and easy to close. The bag further includes a flap marked with a indicia to enable a user to readily see where the bag is to be grasped to open the bag. The double flap strengthens the mouth of the bag to permit repeated use, and also forms a pocket into which the user can insert her finger to open or separate the profiles or pull the bag off of a mounting stack.

5860905, Jan 19, 1999

Oct 15, 1996

8/730049

Edward C. Bruno - Aurora CO

B31B 2380
B31B 2760

493194

A system for receiving tubular formed film comprising two facing walls and forming plastic bags having headers, open mouths and sealed bottoms into a block or stack of bags. The system includes an opener means for severing a spaced perforation on only one wall of the film to make a bag with an open mouth.

4846586, Jul 11, 1989

Sep 8, 1986

6/904936

Edward C. Bruno - Aurora CO

B65D 3314
B65D 3324

383 9

Recloseable plastic bags having mating interlocking profiles; the bags each include a band of double thickness, formed adjacent the mouth of the bag and a pocket formed by the band and the panel surface of the bag to facilitate handling of the bag such as by inserting the user's finger in the pocket and grasping the band.

4038780, Aug 2, 1977

Apr 26, 1976

5/680202

Edward C. Bruno - Denver CO

Polycraft Corporation - Denver CO

A01G 3100

47 63

A device for automatically supplying water to house plants over a prolonged period of time including a body for the storage of water and an elongated neck with a small hole in its side attached to the body. When inverted the neck is stuck into the potting soil of a house plant so the body rests on the soil, water slowly seeps out into the soil. When in an upright position with holes made in the body portion, and the device is hung by appropriate means, it may also serve as a rooting device when plant cuttings are inserted into the water in the body through the formed holes.

4182208, Jan 8, 1980

Sep 26, 1977

5/836399

Edward C. Bruno - Denver CO
Harvey D. Reeme - Englewood CO

Polycraft Corporation - Denver CO

B26D 128

83118

A machine is provided by the present invention for the improved handling, transfer, cutting and stacking of distinct sheets of diaphanous plastic material from a continuous roll or web, each separate sheet being perforated with an expansible slit pattern for packaging articles of produce requiring ventilation.

3958751, May 25, 1976

Oct 17, 1974

5/515655

Edward C. Bruno - Denver CO

B65D 6510

229 87F

A wrapper of plastic material for wrapping produce such as lettuce having a central expandable slit pattern with uniformly spaced rows of uniformly shaped and spaced slits of step shape comprising first and second elongated slit portions extending parallel to the longitudinal direction of the slit pattern and offset from one another both in the longitudinal and transverse directions of the slit pattern and a third short length slit portion extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the slit pattern and interconnecting adjacent ends of the first and second elongated slit portions.

5334127, Aug 2, 1994

Mar 1, 1993

8/024325

Edward C. Bruno - Aurora CO
Roger A. Davison - Denver CO

B31B 364
B31B 372

493194

A method and apparatus for forming recloseable plastic bags having engageable mating profiles wherein the bags are made to have an initially open mouth. The profiles which are made to be in an closed condition are opened by a blade apparatus which engages and opens the profiles at a point after the tubing is fused or tacked to thereby maintain proper alignment of the profiles when the bags are made.

5094707, Mar 10, 1992

Jul 25, 1990

7/557696

Edward C. Bruno - Aurora CO

B29C 4708
B32B 3118

15624415

An apparatus and method is provided for fabricating storage bags that have complementary sealing ribs out of stock material which may be a tubular extruded stock. When produced according to this apparatus and method, the storage bags have open mouths, that is, the sealing ribs are not engaged. The apparatus includes a separator bar to separate and disengage the sealing ribs prior to transversely joining the tube to form the side edges of the bag. Guide plates and a platen maintain alignment of the separated sealing ribs when the side edges are formed. The formed bags are then sequentially cut from the tube.