Disassemblable container capable of sustaining an internal press

Receptacles – Closures – With seal means biased by internal pressure

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220316, 220324, B65D 4500

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051762765

ABSTRACT:
A disassemblable container capable of sustaining pressure and disassemblable into a body and a lid and which is assembled with a leaktight seal includes a piece which is movable but integrally connected to the body and is pushed into a cavity of the lid under the effect of the internal pressure acting on a shutter and in opposition to an elastic return member. By pressing the movable piece, the shutter is brought into a pressure-release position. The shutter prevents the opening of the container when under an excessively high pressure and advantageously also serves as a safety shutter against overpressures.

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