Oblique Perforated Panel Assembly for Rigid Bottle Packs

The shrink wrap is segmented into multiple sections with alternating cuts and lands, creating a removable panel that can be easily detached from individual bottles without requiring complete perforation of the entire wrap. This segmentation allows selective access to specific bottles while maintaining structural integrity of the remaining wrapped portions.

The patent introduces an intermediary removable panel that mediates between the user and the bottles. This panel can be easily removed to access individual bottles, eliminating the need for direct perforation of the shrink wrap and preventing damage to the bottles during the access process.

The shrink wrap is divided into discrete sections with alternating cuts and lands, creating a removable panel that can be easily detached. This segmentation transforms a complex perforation process into a simple panel removal action, allowing users to access individual bottles without requiring complex perforation tools or procedures.

The removable panel is pre-configured with alternating cuts and lands during manufacturing, creating a ready-to-remove access mechanism. This preliminary preparation eliminates the need for complex perforation processes at the point of use, as the panel can be simply detached from the shrink wrap to access bottles.

The shrink wrap is segmented into alternating cuts and lands rather than being fully perforated. This segmentation allows the shrink wrap to maintain its structural rigidity in the remaining portions while still providing access to individual bottles through the removable panel mechanism.

The patent applies local quality changes by creating alternating regions of cut and land patterns. The lands maintain structural integrity and rigidity, while the cuts provide access pathways. This localized differentiation allows the shrink wrap to simultaneously provide both structural strength and bottle access capability.