Method for manufacturing a closing structure, openable in a cont

Sheet metal container making – Method – Forming or treating metallic closure

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413 12, 413 14, B21D 5140

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051565110

ABSTRACT:
Method for manufacturing a closing structure (3), openable in a controlled manner of a can, in particular a metallic can (1), the method comprising press forming the sheet blank so as to form a bulging zone, forming from the bulging zone a small curved zone, and producing in the region of the curved zone a cut-away part so as to form an aperture (5) including a peripheral skirt (10c), enlarging a part of the peripheral skirt (10c) and fixing by seaming to the aperture (5) a removable closure member (4) by forming a seamed edge portion (10e) constituted by the peripheral skirt (10c).

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