Abstract: A closure assembly for a container body comprising an overcap ring and an integral, peelable laminated structure consisting of a paperboard substrate, an electrically conductive layer, a first coating layer, and a second coating layer. The overcap ring with the laminated structure are adapted to be induction heat sealed to the container body.
Abstract: An inner packing device for forming a plurality of cells within an outer container and including side panels, end panels, center panels, and transverse panels joined to the center panel and extending therefrom through the side panels.
Abstract: A method of forming a plurality of composite paperboard and plastic packages from a single blank of foldable paperboard. Each of the packages includes paperboard panels having at one end thereof an integral pocket for holding a packaged article. The pockets consist of shells which are formed integrally with the panels and have injected plastic therein covering the shells to form plastic liners.
Abstract: A collapsible folding carton having an integral, internal partition joined to the bottom wall and one end wall and being free from attachment to other walls of the carton.
Abstract: A universal supporting base formed of paperboard for holding, within an outer box or wrapper, one of many different size multi-legged articles of furniture.
Abstract: A one-piece paperboard insert for use within an outer shipping container including a central section interconnecting a pair of hollow end sections adapted to receive hook portions of garment hangers.
Abstract: A sealing member and method of making, which sealing member comprises a thin central membrane element and peripheral integral rim element formed of a sealing compound which is a resinous material containing metallic particles. The sealing member is adapted for insertion between a container body and closure to provide sealing engagement. The sealing compound will soften when subjected to electrical currents to effect the sealing.
Abstract: A dispensing container formed of molded plastic and paperboard includes a pair of integral, molded plastic cylindrical supporting members bonded by the insert injection molding process to opposing surfaces of end walls of housing structure and is adapted for cooperation with each other to support a roll containing material to be dispensed from the roll. At the same time the supporting members are formed, an integral, molded plastic cutting member is also bonded by the insert injection molding process to the housing and extends between the end walls thereof for cutting material dispensed from the roll.
Abstract: A method for manufacturing a container assembly adapted to store and dispense fluid material including a collapsible flexible container adapted to be stretched from an initial nominal position and to be collapsed to dispense fluid material stored therein, and a cap member adapted to be placed in operative engagement with a neck portion of the container configured to define a dispensing flow conduit which is placed in direct flow communication with the interior of the container when the cap member is mounted in assembled position on the neck portion of the container. In the manufacture of the container assembly, the container is first stretched from its initial nominal position to expand the volume thereof, and then filled with a fluid material to be stored therein and to be dispensed therefrom while in said stretched position.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 1, 1981
Date of Patent:
August 9, 1983
Assignee:
The Reseal Container Corporation of America
Inventors:
Greg Pardes, Richard F. Berger, Bernard R. Gerber
Abstract: A blank of foldable paperboard cut and scored to provide integral carton-forming and divider-forming sections which are detachably secured to each other.
Abstract: A telescoped container for storage and transporting of foodstuffs comprising an opened top container body with an integral liner and a separate container cover telescopically disposed on the container body. The integral liner consists of four liner panels which are reversely folded to lie in face-to-face relationship with the outer surfaces of the sidewalls of the container body to form an outer perimetrical reinforcement.
Abstract: An envelope type mailing folder having an inner primary pocket for receipt of the material to be shipped, and a transparent, outer secondary pocket for receipt of shipping documents.
Abstract: A container is formed with a multilayered wall structure including at least one layer of a plastics material and at least one layer of a multidirectionally microcrimped metallic foil. Initially, the wall structure is in the form of a preform or parison incorporating the multilayered wall structure and the preform is blow-molded to the desired shape. The preform can be blow-molded into a container with a complicated wall configuration. The metallic foil is substantially impervious to the passage of gases, vapor, liquids and microorganisms into or out of the container.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 4, 1981
Date of Patent:
July 12, 1983
Assignee:
The Reseal Container Corporation of America
Inventors:
Richard F. Berger, Greg Pardes, Bernard R. Gerber