Receptacles – Receptacle side wall made of two or more layers of material... – Beverage receptacle
Patent
1985-09-05
1987-02-10
Pollard, Steven M.
Receptacles
Receptacle side wall made of two or more layers of material...
Beverage receptacle
431 8, B65D 808
Patent
active
046417613
ABSTRACT:
Metal beverage closures of increased strength may be produced by a reform process which requires the initial production of a non-standard shell having a reduced countersink radius and reduced panel height. The shell is reformed, preferably in the conversion process, to industry standard dimensions, with the reduced countersink radius being maintained. To provide adequate material in the curl portion of the closure for seaming, the initial shell is provided with a reduced chuckwall diameter which is then reformed to industry standard dimensions.
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Nguyen Tuan A.
Smith Eugene F.
Alberding Gilbert E.
Ball Corporation
Pollard Steven M.
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