Closure cap with vapor impermeable lamina

Bottles and jars – Closures – Including visual indicia

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215316, B65D 4102

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047564377

ABSTRACT:
Caps consisting of a closure panel and a cylindrical side wall that are relatively permeable to water vapor and/or oxygen are rendered less permeable by moulding into and permanently bonding to the inner face or, more usually, the outer face of the closure panel a relatively vapor impermeable lamina. The cap is made by a process in which a lamina is inserted into the cavity of a mould, usually an injection mould, and then the material for forming the cap is introduced into and mould in the cavity.

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