Induction heat sealed containers

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1976-12-08

1978-08-29

Hart, Ro E.

Bottles and jars

Closures

Retained by bonding or adhesive means

215277, 215350, 215341, B65D 4118

Patent

active

041098153

ABSTRACT:
A method of sealing containers is disclosed in which a glass jar having a small upwardly convex bead on its rim is filled and sealed using a metal foil membrane with a heat seal resin on its undersurface and a plastic snap cap having a material thickness over the bead on the jar of at least twice the height of the bead. The foil membrane is induction heated while high unit pressure is applied against the top of the snap cap to impress the bead on the jar and foil membrane into the plastic of the cap to form the foil membrane over the convex surface on the bead and seal the membrane to the jar.

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patent: 2620939 (1952-12-01), Weisgerber
patent: 2937481 (1960-05-01), Palmer
patent: 3460310 (1969-08-01), Adcock
patent: 3460701 (1969-08-01), Powalowski
patent: 3632004 (1972-01-01), Grimes
patent: 3767076 (1973-10-01), Kennedy
patent: 3815314 (1974-06-01), Pollock
patent: 3928109 (1975-12-01), Pollock

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