MULTI-HANDLE PAPER BAG

Abstract

A bag that has a handle and a handle grip section that are connected externally on the main body to be used for carrying. The bag has a support handle connected from the inner surface of the bag on the main body which is already connected to a handle so as to increase the carrying load capacity and a handle grip section formed on the support handle so as to connect the support handle to the main body.

Claims

1. (canceled)

2. (canceled)

3. A bag assembly comprising: a main body; a handle having a handle grip section, the handle being connected externally on said main body, the handle adapted to allow a person to carry said main body; at least one support handle connected to an inner surface of said main body being separate from and extending in generally coplanar relationship with and aligned with said handle; and at least one grip section formed on said at least one support handle so as to connect said at least one support handle to said main body.

4. The bag assembly of claim 3, further comprising: at least one support part positioned on said main body and adapted to distribute a load transferred to said main body over said at least one support handle or said handle.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] FIG. 1 is the view of the inventive bag structure.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PART REFERENCES

[0020] 10. Bag [0021] 11. Main body [0022] 12. Handle [0023] 13. Support handle [0024] 14. Handle grip section [0025] 15. Support part

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0026] In this detailed description, the preferred embodiments of the inventive multi handle bag are described by means of examples only for clarifying the subject matter.

[0027] It relates to a bag (10) with handle (12) and handle grip section (14) which are connected externally on the main body (11) so as to be used for carrying as shown in FIG. 1. As a distinctive property, the bag (10) comprises a second support handle (13) connected from the inner surface of the bag (10) on the main body (11) which is already connected to a handle (12) so as to increase the carrying load capacity and a handle grip section (14) formed on the support handle (13) so as to connect the support handle (13) to the main body (11).

[0028] The bag body (11) is the member that forms the main structure of the bag (10), preferably made of paper. The handle (12) is the part that is mounted externally to the bag body (11) and causes the most breakage. The support handle (13) is the part that is mounted internally to the bag body (11) and causes the most breakage. The handle grip section (14) is the member that connects the support handle (13) and the handle (12) to the bag body (11).

[0029] There is a support part (15) positioned on the main body (11) that distributes the load transferred to the main body (11) of the bag (10) over the support handle (13) or handle (12) so as to prevent the support handle (13) or handle (12) from breaking from the main body (11). The support part (15) is the support element attached to the bag main body (11) internally or externally. Furthermore, it widens the attachment area of the attached handle grip (14) on the main body (11).

[0030] The load distributed on the handles (12) is divided into two by means of the support handle (13). Additional support handles (13) to the handles (12) ensure a more effective load distribution in the bag and allow it to be resistant to more load.

[0031] At least one further pair of support handles (13) are added to the handle in some bags (10). In general, these support handles (13) are attached to the bags (10) externally; sometimes they are attached to the bag (10) internally. In the present invention, a pair of support handles (13) made of plain paper is added to the section where no handle (12) is attached. While this attachment is made, the attachment surface area can also be expanded by bonding with an additional support part (15) to the area of attachment to the interior section of the bag (10). Paper can preferably be used as the support member (15). Therefore, the tearing area at the points where the handles (12, 13) of the bag (10) are attached is strengthened by providing a better distribution of the weight.