Abstract: The invention discloses a container for fragile objects such as eggs, the container comprising upper and lower sections with the lower section having a plurality of individual cells, each cell having gripping means therein to hold and securely retain a single commodity such as a single egg.

Abstract: A closure system comprising an end wall, a line of weakening within the end wall defining a removable panel, a tab member overlying a portion of the end wall and panel and being secured thereto, such that a lifting movement of the tab member will cause tear initiation in the line of weakening defining the removable panel to permit removal of the same.

Abstract: There is provided a closure member for containers in which the closure member includes a closure wall, an aperture in the wall for dispensing a commodity through the closure member from the container, and a pair of cooperating tabs, one of which is adapted to be positioned exteriorly of the closure wall and the other interiorly in registry with each other. The outer closure member includes a movable gripping portion. The two tabs are joined together for movement about a fixed axis so as to go into and out of registry with the aperture; the inner tab is made of at least partially flexible material to permit inward bending into the body of a container to rupture a flexible inner sealing membrane. The improved closure device finds use in containers of different types and provides for an improved resistivity against tampering.

Abstract: The present invention provides a pilfer-proof resealable crown closure cap which has a top crown and a skirt depending from the top crown, the skirt having a pair of diametrically opposed slots therein, each slot extending substantially the full height of the skirt. Preferably, each of the slots has a generally inverted U-shaped configuration and the skirt is provided with rounded corners at the free marginal edges of the skirt and slots.

Abstract: The present invention provides a closure cap of the threaded crown type, which closure cap includes one or more flanges depending from a skirt of the closure cap, the flange being adapted to engage a locking shoulder on the container, the flange having at least one weakening line therein, such that the flange either ruptures or spreads on removal of the closure flaring outwardly due to a camming action of the locking shoulder.

Abstract: An improved aerosol container and valve construction. The container employs a mounting member in an opening in one end of the container body to mount the valve mechanism. The mounting member is tightly seated on a rim surrounding the opening, and maintained in this position by holding means on the body which are spaced from the rim. The valve mechanism is locked in a sealing position in the mounting member by means of a shoulder extending about the valve mechanism and sitting in a groove extending about the mounting member.