HUE025062T2 - Multi-part capsule with a seal disk - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D41/00—Caps, e.g. crown caps or crown seals, i.e. members having parts arranged for engagement with the external periphery of a neck or wall defining a pouring opening or discharge aperture; Protective cap-like covers for closure members, e.g. decorative covers of metal foil or paper
- B65D41/02—Caps or cap-like covers without lines of weakness, tearing strips, tags, or like opening or removal devices
- B65D41/04—Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation
- B65D41/08—Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation engaging a threaded ring clamped on the external periphery of the neck or wall
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- B65D41/02—Caps or cap-like covers without lines of weakness, tearing strips, tags, or like opening or removal devices
- B65D41/04—Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation
- B65D41/0435—Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation with separate sealing elements
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- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D41/00—Caps, e.g. crown caps or crown seals, i.e. members having parts arranged for engagement with the external periphery of a neck or wall defining a pouring opening or discharge aperture; Protective cap-like covers for closure members, e.g. decorative covers of metal foil or paper
- B65D41/62—Secondary protective cap-like outer covers for closure members
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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Description
MULTI-BABT ClAMlJLÉ WTffI A SEAL DISK ÍQf§ 11: The invention. relates is the tieid of caps and especially screw-type closure caps intended for dosing eoniMwrs, particularly glass bodies. The bodies in question contain pMicuiarly beverages, iypicaly alcoholic beverages such as wises, aperitife. liqueurs or spirits, which are typically consumed over a period of time' this means feAsaid bodies have is be capable of being opened and closed, possibly a large somber of tidies. To that esd. said bodies are provided either with a ring made of glass, integral with m esáérsaí screw thread, or m:mmt (generally loads of plastics material} incorporating the external screw thread, [ÖÖS2J: A large number of closure caps are already fa»«at Smss of these caps tee made of plasties material as described to Baropesu patent BP S ID? 68Ö. They are typically intended for sealing water bodies made of plastics material. Others, intended particularly for sealing bottles of alcohol, aperitifs sad spirits, as described In feeseh patent application EE * 763 046, are composite: caps oontainisg m insert made of plasties material compirtng an interna! screw thread maíMlög the screw thread of the glass rmgs and fastened Inside a metal shell, the cylindrical skirtof which hides alty visible screw thread.
[0063} Batedt BP 1 254 059 describes a closure cap suitable for sealing wine bottles, also without visible fereadmg, It comprises a cap blank, typically a metal shell provided with a head and a skirt, and an insert made of plastics material festened to said blank and having a particularly fine skirt also comprising at*; IntepAroraw dtöead matching the screw thread of The glass rings, fids composite cap is sxfpplted to bottlers who, after thing the bottle, have to screw the assembly on to the glass ring of the bottle then crimp the metal shell by stpeesmg it in below the counter-ring, :|hö04] This hind of solution does not seem entirely satisfactory to so tor as the cemppsiie cap, as supplied to bottlers, requites: additional operations, after filling the bottle with its contents and piaelng the cap over the glass ring, such as: screwing and crimping, which respire the use of rotary tools Shat are difficult to move m a continuous-motion line and which consequently .reduce ontpxu: rates and raise the cost of the bottling process.
[0005] In its European patent application ÉP 2 522 591 Al, the applicant proposed a posh-on composite cap provided: with an outer shell, a festinsertwife m internal screw thre&dand a second insert with as externa! Screw feresd, fee two Inserts being screwed use inside the other before they are Mrodaced Mo said osier Mel. The second insert has means tor fastening to lire glass ring sach that said composite cap cap he festened to the brails by shoply being: pushed ever the bottle neck The cylindrical skirt of iMMetl hr® a cirromforemial easy-hresk line and, the fást time it is opened, the top of the shell, which is rigidly eoroteeted to the firsi insert, is rotated while the second insert remains: rotationally blocked and is held axially, while remalmiíg rigidly ctitmected to fee botfom of the shell By Ineremsfog the. rotation is the unscrewing; direction, the shell tears at fee easy-bresk line and the composite cap is transformed into two separable portions·; an upper portion serving as a screw-op, serewroff etg and a lower portion acting as a screw thread attached to the- bottle neck [01X161 iddhermore, it is important for the closure caps to have controlled pmlmg pdpertton However, the combination of axial dimensional play linked to fee mtmufacíurfeg conditions: of ihe glass ring; wife fee axial dtmensfonal play linhed to fee mannfeefedng conditions of fee various parts of said posh-on composite cap means that said sealing conditions are ditSeuSi to meet. An initial improvement sms been proposed by feuodoclng info said composite cap an added: gasket comprising a thicker resilientfeyer than the resiiern layers geástsify nsed heretofore. While Shis greater thickness makes it possible to compensate Été- tee combination of axial dimensional play linked to tee respective nnumfactudng constraints of the glass rág and the various components of the composite cap, there remains a difesPity m pressing said gasket perfectly over tee sip of tee bottle.
[998*?] Fatent EF 1 -638153 proposes a composite Pap according: to tee prechateeterübg iieiáÉte of Cilim. I* ptevldód vritb an insert, the internally threaded skirt of which is: provided at the: fop of Its Inner wall with a flexible circular log, intended to produce radial compression on tee periphery zone Of tite aca! SO as to press sold pteliÉsrá: mm against the lip and tbs ester edge of tee bottle «&, While such a isolation pmm stelslsotory with a ssrsw-oo composite cap design such as teat described te EP i. 354 059. d proves late roliable With a push-onl compos ite cap such as teat described in European patent ajjphcation EP 2 522 :59:1 Wi,: rácé said flexible circular log has to meet contradictory' requumnepis;; - on the one hand it needs to he sturdy enough for tee peripheral portion of tee seal to be pessed against tee periphery of the neck with sufficient force, tbs force to be achieved bamg s® tee greater since, because its resilient layer is particulariy thick, tee more rigid gasket is less likely to be Si|ueeaed in by the annular bending stress horn tbs flexible circular teg; - bo wevep h also has to slender enough to cause saidiperipbemi portion of tee sea! to be pressed on seearáy, at tee end of the pushing movement, whatever the tuanuteteuring geometry of she glass rág and tee various components of the composite cap,
Bepnding on tee geometry of tee ring and tee cap, and tee sealing properties sought, snob a compromise may sometimes be difficult, or even impossible, to reach, [08981 The applicate: has therefore sought to End an alternative solution to that proposed in EP 1 63# #53 teat is satisfactory teem tee points of view of sealing against Hgpitls and gases and ofsturdiness, both ife piste oivcomposie caps such asteat descrteed m alkation EF2 322 S9I M sud for screw-on composite caps such as teat described in patent EP i 254 059, [8009] is tee invention fete reflates to a composite sap intended to be fastened to tee glass ring of a bottle and teen to serve as a stopper that can be screwed on and off as desired to close or open tee pouring oteSee of said bottle, said glass ring: if comprising in its npper portion an outer cylindrical wait with a diatpoter I>e and a png top Or -lip”, said lip comprising a top wail and m outer toroidal wait, with: a radius ft, serving as a tranships between said top: wall and said outer cylindrical wal; li| being integral with an oxteptei screw terete! and
Said composite cap comprising: a| a shell, typically made of metal and having a substantially cylindrical external skirt;; b) an insert contained iu said shell and rigidly connected to said she'd, vritleb: comprises a bead;provided: wife a lower face,, pd m. ;iat*pai skirt having; m internal screw ihread fhtebded to cooprats wife said exhmml screw' thread; c) n gasket, wife ah outer diameter Pj- greater than I3e, having a peripheral portion comprising an axial compmssibn intended to come into contact with said, top wad, and m end border, said peripheral portion comprising a resilient layer wife a thickness B, said: end border typically overlapping said top wall by at least E/2; and feeing eiuírápterisdd m that: d) said Insert:; immprisss, at the junction between said lower lacs and tin inner face of said isnerifel Sklfe a peripheral tening means associated wife! art oblique compression means which, daring the pushing movement aimed at connecting said costposite cap rigidly to said glass ring, acts on said end border of if® gasket beds·® the lower face rtf the bead of the basest exerts axial compression on: said axial mhnpmssiort atone of said; gasket, said peripheral ferming means aetmg Em on tbs eadi border, on which it exerts m annular bending stress, said oblique compression means acting second, in a time-staggered manner, by compresslngpad of the sod border located in the vicinity of said axial compression: zone.
[0010] CoBvcmidnaiiy, .the various portions of tire composite cap shall be described assuming said composite cap is placed (Or ahofe to bo placed) over the glass ring of an upright bottle. The composite cap acecading to the: mvention is described above in die condition it is is before it is placed over tlte glass ring of the bofeie, the pskst being in an axially uncompressed state. Ater fastening over said glass ring and alter first opening, one portion of this Composite cap remains rigidly connected to the glass ring and another portion takes the form ofa cap that can be screwed on and off as desired, closing or opening the pouring orifice of said bottle.
[0011] The glass ring is either provided with an external screw'thfpad if it is intended to accommodate a serew~on composite cap, or provided wife fastening means allowing It to be rigidly connected to an insert having as external screw thread if it ts Intended to accommodate a pushrtm composite cap. file upper portion of the glass ring is provided with a transverse wall, typically perpsndicahn’ to the axis of the bottle neck, and with an miter eyinrirical wall, stthrtmnMiy cylindrical about said axis, said walls icing separated by an outer toroidal wall, the cross-section of which is typically delimited by a quarter-circle with a radius R. To have particularly good sealing in the region of contact between the seal and the top of the ring, glass rings can be used such as those shown in P% S of document GME 30*0® to* CEIIE ilmernntional Technical Center lor BCtding and Related Packaging); these hays a lip, irieorporstipg the lop wall and most of she toroidal wall, fee surface of which has been specially treated ("sealing surface") and a “hat" Incorporating the rest of the toroidal wall and a relatively short outer cylindrical wall, extending as fa? as fe® mould seal. For a ring of this sod,: the diameter De is that of saM relpiiypiy short: outer cylindrical surface. Í0012] The composite cap according to fee invention comprises a shell, typically made of metal and having a substantially cylmdriesi external skhP 1 coidprisds at least one htsst, said Insert being: contained within said shell and rigidly connected thereto. The insert comprises a: head comprising a transverse wall: provided with a lower face feeing into the bottle. The insert also comprises on Inferttal skirt that is provided With an internal screw thread inteoded to cooperate, as sops as it is; festened tofee glass nog or only after being opened for tho first rime, wife fee external screw thread fetegrai wife sale glass nog, Advasfegeously, fee insert also comprises a fewer ridge projecting over a dianreter Or a®# situated ar a distance .&« said lower face: sued that fee assembly fortss a bous ing fete which salt! gasket em fee inserted and fees held in piacé.
[ÖOI3] The composite cap also comprises a typically axisymmetrie gasket with an outer diameter Dj, having a peripheral portion comprising an annular axial compression zone intended to come into contact with the top wall of the bottle ring and an end border overlapping safe top wail when said gasket is placed coaxially over fee glass ring. The axial compression zone and the end border comprise a resilient layer with a thickness E, typically of between 1 and 3 non. The gasket is typically produced from a multilayered organic, plastics, metafeplasties or organic/metafeplastics structure comprising: 4)' at least one outer layer made of a food-pade thsifeoplastfe material allowing fluid-right contact to fee made with fee lip, fe) a layer forming an oxygen barrleri Ppfeally a l^er dfemetai sued as tin dr siunrinhus, an organic layer such as poiyvinvlidene chloride, polyethylene terephthaiate (PET) or, as indicated in patent EP 1 765 688 Bl, an inorganic layer such as silica SiOx, aluminium oxide, carbon or a nanoparticulate dispersion of exfoliated shdetá of a phy Host; irate-type clay {mOBímerilieniie, kaolinJte, tale, vermieulite, pyrophyllite etc.), said iporp&ic layer typically being deposited over an m%m& layer, for example of polyolefin, and c) a resilient layeg typically an: expanded polyolefin, the thickness E of which represents mess! of the thickness of fee gasket, typically over 90 %. |0S14) The outer diameter 1¾ is pester Ilian, fee diameter Dr of fee lower ridge such feat, oner introdocsd into fee cap; sis far as fee head of the Insert, It remains trapped in fee zone between said head and said lower ridge of the insert. Said lower ridge can be either a specific interns! bead, attached to the internal skin of the insert, or more simply,: fee top of the internal screw thread. Preferably, tire diameter D) is also less than then inner diameter such that: said gasket lies within its housing without deformation. The difference f|-í)e is preferably greater fean or equal to E, such that the seal can be correctly pressed on, and less than 3E, safe that fee annular bending exacted m. tbs end border can take place without folds or uon^contaci regions feeing: formed. Preforifeiy too, I>j and De are selected such that 3.E/2 < X>j~Be < 5E/2. in fee: preferred method presented in example· 1, (Dj - De) is close to 2E,
Pill When said composite cap is festened over fee glass ring, the cap is moved towards: the bottom of fee bottle then fenmefellised axially relative to fee glass ring. In fee ease of a screw-on composite: cap, such as that described m W I 254 Ö59, the cap> is se&spsi :«ό -fes$|; fee -rig|kiefe®g. torque reaches a predetermined value. Indeed, said dghteofng torque feas to increase during screwing in, owing to Medonal torque, whiefe rises as the contact surface wife the thread increases and as fee feme exerted on fee: thread metsases, owing to the roaef on of fee seal, which is mereasingiy compressefi Once fee predetermted tightenfeg forepe value is reached, there is sufficient Motion on fee thread to keep the cap immobile and rigidly ceauected to the neck of fee bottle. Imfeobdisatioo of fee cap is compl eted by fee feel being Crimped under a projecting portion of fee glass ring, known as a “crimping countering” or ‘^oanfor-ring?’. In fee case of a push-on conrposiie cap, as described In pában application EPS 522 S§1 Ai, the composite cap Sited around tie glass ring is pushed m. hy: esial Musiadón «8 the cap is trapped m s hcifeug because of the mopsíat sort between the push*on m&sm of the sscmvf insert mé the glass mg. The sheM>; crisped under iht. losw sail of the second insert before the cap is fitted to the· seek o f the bottle, Is ^dhestlji trapped oaths .glassware, |ÖÖ16| Whatever type of composite cap Is ssleet&i ihe geometry, shaeíore^ »ale«sí: «^^rpatenaila pf sfeci various: components: of said cap are such that, right at the: end of the jasstóijg;. ms^me^. 'Whgg: fee dinsiposite cap is felfeded over the glass ring, said gasket Is axially compressed betweeti said lower face of the head of the Insert and said top Wad. For example, for a push-on cap;: fits: axial distance between the apex of the- push-on lugs and the lower face: of the head' of she Insert Is less than the sum of the thickness of the: seal and the axial distance between the abutment face of the pash-mo bead of the glass ring and the top wall of the lip. This constitutes a first compression means, which acts on the portion of the seal that has hess called the “axial compression zone”. Ifie value of compression exerted oa said oxM compression stone at the end of the pushing roovement depends on the nature of the matériái selected for said resilient layer. Typically, with a; resilient layer made of EPE (expanded polyethylene), ÉC compresslps of said axial csuipression zone coirespebds to a reduction of its thickness to about half of the value, prefeably of between one-quarter end three-#srters of said thickness,: {ÖÖ17J However, the composite cap according to the touani&m also comprises at least one peripheral fenming means associated with an oblique compression means, closer to the axis, which act, in a time-staggered rnsnher, on the end border of the gasket beibre said first compression means. Is. before the lower face of the head; of the idsetl exerts axial compression cm the axial eeffiprmton zone of said gasket the apfdibadt based its solution oh Été Observation that passioning a perfect seal requires *| close md even contact with the periphery pf the glassware, i.e. with the outer toroidal wail aod the outer eyilu^soal wall of the upper part of the glass dug. However, this even, contact Is not produced sufficiently well fepst the first compression; mesas- M: already seggesed In: BP 1 63S 653, additional compression with, a radial compqueut, exerted on the peripheral portion of tig seal, is required. The additional teaefelug ssawided fey the pessaf invention lies In the Tact that there Is m risk that the radial compression exerted fey s ficxlbie armular lug is: sot saffieient, particularly in the ease of push^on taps, and that it is preferable to provide the cap :«#t means thai alow the seal to be deformed to a none controlled manner when its peHptey undergoes annular bending, Until said periphery comes into contact: with the outer eylludfleal: wall of the upper portion of the glass ring, wbile pfeventsog folds and aon-contaet regions ix)hi feeisg fedned in the region of said enntast fööífj When the composite cap is fastened over the glass ring, whether said fetching is carded out: fey screwing or pushing on, the composite cap has to fellow a poshíagWín movement thai brings it closer to the bottle. During this poshing movement: »} said pdpheraf fermog means is the first hr come Into contact with said gasket at the periphery of the end border, drives it as it moves so that the contact surface extends progressively Írom the outside inwards, and exerts annular bending m said end feorder, Which results In complex deformation combining squeezing, olongafion irúfialfy in a radial di^etfes, eonfiaetloa in a drcumferenfial direction and reduction in dtiekuess. The geometry of said forming means is such that, while she cap is feeing pushed on, the end border of the gasket mis op, at the end of fere pushing-onon movement, being pressed ever the outer s^íSsááe&í surisce of É»: top pMloa of the glass ring; b) said oblique compression mm® is the: second to smm·. into contact with said gasket, at the mi border but close is the axial compression wm* while the end border is already deflected sumdarly, and therefore squeezed. This oblique compression means traps this: portion of the end border that is dose to the axial compression zone and exerts: “pinching’5 os it which* in this region of tire thick seal, reduces the risk of unstable dethromtion and the ifernmfeon pf folds and/or non-contact regions. The: tape exerted fey this: oblique compression -ssmm: can add to the annular bending: stress -exerted by the forming means nnti: fete Sea! semes; Into contact wife* the glass ring at “right angles” to- said oblique compression m&ms, he. at the normal ® fete outer toroidal wall passing; through said oblique compression means, When contact is made, said dfeiqde compression means exerts compression in the thickness -of the gasket; e j the head of the insert, through: its lower fee. Is the last to come info contact with the gasket sod axially compresses the axial: compression none thereof in fee region of the top wail, fdSIfej AdvaPiageously, said pripher&i forming means astd oblique compression means: of the gasket, which act when the composite cap is poshed oxer the glass ring, arc two annular beads separated from one another by an annular cavity and located at the junction between the lower lime and the internal skirt of the insert. The first annular bead , partly attached to the inner wall of the internal skirt of the insert is the peripheral forming msem. It captures, drives and squeezes the end border of the gasket. As the end of the p«sbiog-on movement, it exerts a stress having a small axial eemponent and a large radial component, pressing the gasket against the outer surface of the top portion of the glass ring. The second bead, less peripheral than the first one, is fete oblique compression means. It comes into contact with the gasket after fete ftrsf bead and exerts on the portion of the end border that is situated in the vicinity’ of the axial compression zone an oblique stress Shat presses said portions over said outer toroidal wail. The lower face of the head of the insert plays a final role of pressing the seal over the ip.
[0020] Advantageously, said priphetsiArming; means and oblique eompressitm meas^ ára, respectively: dl) a is situated at a diameter D1 greater than De and less than Dj, typically between; De-f-E/2 and DerSE, preferably close to Dc+E. and is located at a distance .111 from said lower face, H1 being gpater than p®, typically between E/2 and 2E, preferably dose ίο E; d2) a second annular bead, the apex of which is situated at a diameter D2 between De--2R and De*2R, preferably close to De, and is located at a distance M2 fin® said lower face, M2 being less than E/2, typically between E/S and E/2, preferahlycfose to E/4, [ÖQ2.I] The first annniar bead his an apex shoaled at s diameter 01 greater than the diameter De of the nmet wall but leas than the (hameierll^ of the gasket. It is also located at a distance s·! ! fro® the lower face of the head of the insert, which isgreaterfhan: E/2. in this way, when the composite cap Is fastened over theneek of fete bottle, wfee&er said fastening is earned ont by screwing m simple translation pushing orffe said find bead is forced to come into contact with the end border and drives said end border downwards while squeezing iu the periphery of the seal*. W til is sipficantly greater than £/2, foe first bead .sonfeaes todrive: the end fomfcr by pressing sail end border «W ftp hihet cyiindriesl waif of foe glass nag. teforehiy, M! is: between :E/2 abd 2E. if if is greater fo&n 2S, its bosses squired to ipi the periphery effte seat teach hip levels and there Is a risk of forming folds and/or mteftötast légiósa* which caase si! the sealiag to be lost. If It h msek less than £22, the re is m risk of the pressing against the outer wall of the glass ring being locostpiets, Cfovioosly, feá felt mlfoft are approximate, and depend oh foe ftfofoe,: thickness má mechanical behaviour of foe testi foot layer. foeterably, with a resilient layer of expanded polyethylene with a thickness typically of between: 1.5 má 2.5 torn, the aim is for Hi to be close to £. 108221 The secood annular bead is less perfobersl 'Mm the first. Its apex Is siinatel at s diameter B2 close to the diameter De of foe outer cylindrical wall of foe pjsper portba of the glass ring ffoe És*, for exafop;|, 02 being typically between Efe-TÉ and ffot2É, Whete It. is foe radius of foe itei.sá site outer toroidal mil. Preferably. D2 is dose to De. and very slightly less. The apex of the second bead Is located at a distance H2 Írom the lower face of the head of foe fosért, Π2 being a non-zero value, typically less than E/2. Preferably, H2 is between E/8 and E/2, if it is greater than E/2, there is a risk foot foe secood bead will ad too quickly, with, pfofoaisreiy great axial eojopmasloh: in ft®: vicinity of the axial compression: zone, and this can lead to an foereased risk of damaging the end: Éöfésr of the seal by excessive stretching, If it is: less than !/$, foe axial compression is low, so that there is á risk of foe seal not being completely pressed against the %, particularly m foeifOgiou of foe Oilier toroidal walk foiwfously, these limit values are approximate, and depend os the nature asd meehanica! behaviour of the resilient layer. Preferably, with a resilient layer of expanded polyethylene with a folekoess typically of between 1.5 and 2.5 mm, foe aim Is Jar H2 to be close te: E/4. fÖÖ23J The annular heads are attached: to foe insert: in the transition zone between foe head and the Infernal skirt. Since this trans ition zone is not straight, foe concept of an apex may beteky to deffoe: couvemfoaally, i Is the point on foe inner face of the insert that Is at the greatest distance Horn the theoretical contour of that inner Éee: If it were tee of beads, foe distance being measured: over a straight line parallel fo foe bisector of foe angle formed between the head and foe internal: skirt, be, generally a straight line tilted at 45°. If the head and foe Internal skirt have foe same th ickness, said foeoretlcal contour is deduced by offsetting fost of foe onfor foes of the insert. If foe thicknesses are different, said theoretical contour is dedtised fos® that of the pfoer fope of foe insert by applying at each point thereof on foe normal passing through that point, a folckness: ínfopslaíed l inearly as a feneiion of foe mrv ilinear abscissa onto said: contour of the: outer fece. pS24J Advantageously, foe first annular head has, above its apex, a slightly siopmg prnilc In which foe thickness of foe bead varies slightly, typically by less Shan 3D %, so as to have a contact surface that follows the end border while it Is undergoing annular bending, The: slight slope allows progressive squeezing to: take place, while preyemlng said end border ten being pinched: too abruptly, Advantageously, foe fost bead and said gasket are in contact over a significant length, of foe order of B/2, fo the regie® eoteptmding to foe slightly sipping profile, ;PQ2S| Preferably. said irst mmular bead has a first substantially horizontal wall, situated at foe distance Μ foom foe lower face of the bead of foe Insert, a secood substantially cylindrical wall about the longitudinal axis extending sw 8 diameter 153-, less in'l, as· far as a level M3 and 8 ford Spared: wall extending ifewsen foe levels HI and ÍI3 and serving as 8 iraoshion between: the larst wall, where it fess a diameter Dl #:foe level HK and the second wall, where it has a diameter D3 at the level MS. Preferably, this third wad is slightly tilted relative to the longitudinal axis, typically forming as angle of less than 30®, preferably less than 15°, to said longitudinal axis ajsá I extends over a height H1-H3 typically greater than E^, prefombiy close 10¾. §3026) 1Üje second annular head has: a substantially wall at: a distance H2 írom the lower fee of the lead of the insert: and a substantially cylindrical wall with a diameter 1>2, extending between said lower fee and Sáld stfetantialiy horizontal wail. f0p2?| The two annular heads are separated Irons: cine another such flat: the first bead sm act on fe end herder during alums; the whole time that the insert is poshed towards the lőttem of the bottle, without the second head retaining said seal, thus preventing said end border of the: seal from being accidentally steetclted.
[ÖÖ28] The cavity sepaxstix-g the first bead frosn the second: head is delimited by the substantially cylindrical wall, with a diameter D3, of the first bead, which extends between the levels H2 and H3 and fe substantially horizontal wall of the second lead. So itat the separation between the beads allows tie action of the second lesd to be sulfeienlly s taggered in time- from that of the first bead, M2 and 113 will preferably fe selected such that H3-FI2 is close fo Of greater tifeiSfo. £0820] Confuted whit tiral: which Is described in patent EP 1 638 833, the present: invention: has the advantage not only pf producing a ledér seal against ihpids and gases, whatever the dimensions of the glass ring, the cap and the sealing sought, but also of proposing a means acting on the gasket that is sturdier and less: fegilothdh a flexible annular lug. £0030] The invention also relates to a bottle intended lor consumption spread over a period of time, typically of alcoholic beverages such as wines, aperitifs, iqnears and spirits, chataeteiised in that it is prwided with a composite cap according to the invention.
[00311 Fig. I shows half-sections through the diameter of a Erst embodiment, corresponding to a posh-on composite cap. On the left (Fig. la) the composite cap is shown before it has been fastened to the glass ring of the bottle. On the right (Fig. lb) the composite cap is shown after it has been fastened to the glass ring of the bottle.
[0032] Fig. 2 shows a half-section through the diameter of a second embodiment, corresponding to a screw-on composite cap. Said composite cup Is shown after it has been festened to the glass ring of the bottle. 100331 Eig, 3 shows a half-section through foe diameter of a detail of n composite cap according: to the mventioa fo foe vicinity of the connection between the head and foe internal sfet dffe insert. SEECTFÍC EMBODIMENTS OF THE IXEElTf JÖN EXAMPLE 1 (Fig. la, 1b mű.3) [0034] Fig. Iá and !b show a: embodiment relating to the sealing of wipe bodies, where the composite cap (I I is pushed onto the glass ring if <){!) of the bottle. The composite cap (!) is a push-on cap also described in Europeanpatent application no. EPi1354511 !t comprises: - a shell (Id) with a cylindrical metal skiri (11) provided with an internal annular ted (12); - a first insert (20), positioned inside said shell, provided whit an internal screw thread (22), - a second insert pS) having;, two generally cylindrical portions, the Erst portion (31) being provided with a screw thread (311) complementary to that: of said; first insert, The second portion is provided with axial Innnobifetion means intended tó cooperste with the annular bead .(103) of the glass ring. The skirt (11} of the shell (10) comprises an internal annular bead (12) that abuts against the lower edge (322) of the second insert, such ihat the inserts rigidly connected by screwing are trapped inside said shell.
[00351 Tbc glass ring comprises in its upper portion an outer cylindrical wail (123) with a diameter De and a lip (120) comprising a top wall (121) and an outer toroidal wall (122), wish a radius R, serving as a transition between said top wall and said outer cylindrical wall. By means of the first portion (31) of the second insert, the glass ring Is integral with an externa! screw thread {311), it is also provided with a push-on annular bead (181), whicii is inteted to cooperate with the ends (329) nf fite atelar blades (32b) of the second insert (32) in order to fasten the cap over the bottle neck and has an abutment face (1(14) located at a distance fib fern the top wall (121), The axial disrate between: lire ends (329) of the amuriar blades (3:28) am! the lower face (23) of the head: of die mteit ;is less than (Hb+E), it is typically close to (HbrE2), such that, at the end of the pte!ug-on movement, ssfiS gasket is compressed by around 50 ¾¾ in the axial compression none, [0036) lbs first insert (20) is contained in the shell (IÖ): and rigidly connected thereto, fi comprises a bead provided with a lower tape p3), and m internal skid pi) (ha* Is provided with an internal screw thread (22) intended to cooperate with the external screw thread (31 i) and is rigidly eonaected, by means of the first; portion (31) of the second Insert (38), to alower ridge (312) prtgeering over a diameter Dr.
[0Ö3?] The composite nap ewnrprite a gasket: (48). with m outer diameter B) greater than Fte and Dr, having a peripheral portion with an axial compression zone (4(5), intended to come into contact with the top wall (12!) and an end border (47), The gasket comprises: a layer made of expanded polyeblytene with a thibkaess #=2,5 fi between two cocxtraded films of around 75 micrometres tel comprising a layer of polyviqytene chloride between te layers of low-dteify polyteylese. Such a seal, if pressed firmly over the upper portion of the glass ring, is liquid-tight, and gas-permeable in a confeoled manner.
[0538) The end border of the sea! overlaps the top wall (124) bore fey agprqmmaieiy E. The eater diameter Dj ts greater than the diameter Dr of the lower ridge (312} such that, once introduced into the cap as far as the head of the mm* it remains temped in the zone between said head amlisaid lower ridge. The diameter Oj is !sssr Éan the inner diameter of the internal skirt of the insert, such that said gasket lies whim* Its housing without being deformed. P039| The .lest issen (20) eöfeprfses.,: at the junction between fee lower face .(23) and fee inner ffeofi the internal skirt (2¾ & peripheral (¾¾}¾¾ feéans (2?) associated with as oblispe compression means (2fi) which, diaring the pushing moveosent: aimed at connecting the composite cap rigidly to the glass ring, act m the end border (4 7} of fee gasket beidre: the fewer lace (23) of the head of the insect exerts axial compression: within the thickness of the axial corapressica zone (46) of said gasket. !P®4C|: The peripheral forming; means (2?) is a first annular bead (270), partly attached to fee inner wall of the internal skirt (2 i) of the insert. 1 plays the tok of capturing, driving and sqneezirig the end: border (47) of the gasket (40), At the end of fee pushing-on movement, it exerts a stress having a small axial component and a large radial component, pressing: Ée gasket against ice outer cylindrical surface: (123) of the top portiere of fee glass ring, [0041 ] The oblique dompressidh means (26) is a second head (260) feat comes into contact with the gasket after the first bead and exerts on fee portion (471) of the end border (47) that is situated in the vicinity of the axial compression zone (46) an (felkpe stress that presses said portion (471) over the outer toroidal wall (i 23). 7Tlie.::Í6ÉWíSF; of the insert plays a final role of pressing the seal over the top wall (12!), |hfi42J The first annular bead (270) has an apex (271) situated at a diameter D i greater than De and less than D}, substantially equal to De·5®, and located at a distance Hi substantially equal to E from the lower face (23). The second annular bead (260) has an apex (261) situated at a diameter 02 close to De, and located at a distance H2 close to E/4 from said lower face. p043| The first aconite bead (270) has a substantially horizontal wail, at a distance Ml fiwm the lower face of fee head of the insert, a substantially cylindrical wall with a diameter D3, where D3 is close to Dl-E/4, extending; between the levels at a respective distance M2 close to ®4 and M3 close to Έ/2 fiam the fewer feee (23), and a coaxial tmneared-eonical transition wall, extending between die levels H3 and MI with a diameter changing linearly feonrpS to M l (from fee break of siope (27:5) to the apex (271)). The slope of the bead relati ve to the axis, is equal to 25 4¾ eefeespondfeg to a gradient of around 14* relative to sartef axis. (0044] Fig. 3 shows how the “height” of the beads can be estimated. The apex, here, is fee point on the inner face of the insert feat is a! the greatest distance Item the theoretical contour (29t) of that inner lace if it were See of heads, the distance feeing measured; fever a simight line parade]! to the bisector of fee angle fbrraed between the head and the internal skirt. Mere, fee fed and fee internal skirt (21) have fee saste feickness and fee feeofeiiCal ccmtour (2§ί) can he deduced by ofMeifeg fee contour (29e) of the eater face: of fee insert The second bead (250) has an apex (264} with a ‘feeighf h2L The first head p70) has m apex (27 3) with a 'feeighr hi. Tie first head (27¾} has, above ha apex (2? I), a slight slope towards fee point (273) wife a “height” h3, The relative variation (11--13)¾ 3 U less than 30 %.
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