Closure cap with a seal and method of and apparatus for forming

Bottles and jars – Closures – Cap type

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215DIG1, 277 1, A47J 4102, B65D 5300

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051581957

ABSTRACT:
In combination, a container and a linerless cap and a method of forming the cap. In the method the cap is molded from plastic and includes a top wall, an outer depending skirt and an internal depending substantially annular wall having an upper end integral with and depending from the top wall and a lower free end. Thereafter the free end is engaged by a curling tool to progressively turn the free end away from the internal wall to curve the free end into a curvilinear compressible and resilient free end adapted to be engaged for sealing. The engageable free end of the seal can have a coil, O, U, J or quarter round cross sectional shape and can be a rim, plug or corner seal.

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