Container end closure system

Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Wrapper – Bottle

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229 55, 229 58, 215233, 215344, B65D 564

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ABSTRACT:
A fiberboard tube is made into a container by applying closures to its ends. The closures are of organic polymeric material and provide a rim of generally U-shape or J-shape cross-section to receive end wall portions of the tube. Each closure is bonded to a tube end using either a solvent bonding or an adhesive bonding technique. Interior surface portions of each closure rim are provided with a multiplicity of macroscopic surface irregularities, preferably in the form of elongate ribs, to accelerate the bonding process and to assure the formation of an air-tight seal between the closure and such tube end wall portions as are received within the closure rim.

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