US3767076A - Plastic container - Google Patents

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US3767076A
US3767076A US00171215A US3767076DA US3767076A US 3767076 A US3767076 A US 3767076A US 00171215 A US00171215 A US 00171215A US 3767076D A US3767076D A US 3767076DA US 3767076 A US3767076 A US 3767076A
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  • This invention relates to a package formed primarily of thermoplastic material and to a method of sealing such package by adhering a membrane having a peripheral tear tab to the container portion thereof.
  • the package of the present invention is provided with a closure member which may be readily snapped over the container finish. The closure holds the membrane in position on the container finish during the sealing operation.
  • the design of the package permits it to be sealed rapidly and efficiently using induction heating to effect the seal between the membrane and the container while the closure is engaged to the container.
  • the design permits such sealing to be accomplished while at the same time leaving a peripheral portion of the membrane unsealed to function as a tear tab.
  • the package of the present invention is especially well suited for packaging paints or other liquids which require a liquid-proof seal during shipment and, yet, require a reseal feature to temporarily close the container after removal of the liquid-proof seal. It is not neces sary that the reseal closure be capable of holding the contents in a liquid-type relationship.
  • FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the package of the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view of the sealed package showing the induction coil member utilized to effect the seal between the membrane and the container.
  • FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the package and coil shown in FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 4 is an enlarged fragmentary sectional view showing the container with the membrane sealed thereto, but with the closure removed therefrom.
  • FIG. 5 is a fragmentary sectional view showing the prior art method of sealing.
  • an induction heater such heater induces an eddy current in the metallic foil portion of the membrane in the area to be sealed thus causing the plastic film portion of the membrane to become sealed to the plastic container.
  • the coil utilized to induce such heat is tailored to the specific container size and configuration so that the heat is concentrated in the specific area to be sealed without excessive heat flowing to the unsealed peripheral portion to be utilized as the tear tab.
  • a package generally designated by the numeral 10, comprising a container 12, a disc sealing membrane 26, and a closure member 16.
  • the closure 16 may be provided with a tab 17.
  • the container 12 has a body portion 18 which terminates at its upper end in a neck or finish portion 19.
  • An annular groove 20 is formed between the neck 19 and the body portion 18.
  • the flnish 19 includes a generally inwardly and slightly upwardly inclined flange portion 22.
  • the outer portion 22a of the flange 22 is generally horizontal while the inner portion 22b tapers inwardly and upwardly at an angle approximately 15 from horizontal when the container is in an upright position.
  • the inner upwardly inclined portion 22b of flange 22 terminates at its innermost area in an upstanding annular bead 23 which defines the periphery of the container mouth 24.
  • Adhered to the annular bead 23 is a laminated disc sealing membrane 26 which is comprised of various layers of material. Although various types of laminates could be used, it is preferred that the membrane disc 26 include a thermoplastic bonding material layer 27 and a metallic foil layer 28. Additionally, a support layer 29 of kraft paper or syntheticplastic material or the like may be provided if the metallic foil layer is not of a strength or thickness to properly retain the contents of the container 12.
  • the thermoplastic bonding layer 27 may be formed of any desired plastic material which is capable of being heat sealed to the plastic container. For example, if the container 12 is formed of high density polyethylene, the thermoplastic bonding layer 27 may be formed of a polyester film, polyethylene or polypropylene.
  • a membrane disc which has been utilized having the three layers of polyester, foil, and pulp is one produced by the Film and Allied Products Division of 3M Company and sold as its Safe- Gard 456 Closure Liner.
  • te membrane disc 26 is adhered to the container only at the annular bead portion 23 thereof.
  • a peripheral portion of the disc 26 extends radially outwardly from the annular head 23 and forms a tear tab 31 which may be readily grasped for ease in removing the disc from the container.
  • the tear tab 31 extends completely around the, periphery of the disc thus providing, in effect, a 360 tear tab.
  • a shorter tear tab would obviously be suitable from the standpoint of simply removing the membrane disc from the container, the 360 feature for the tear tab 31 is desirable to permit the use of induction heating for sealing the membrane disc to the container.
  • the configuration of the container by virtue of the upwardly raised annular bead 23 and the upwardly inclined taper of the inner portion 22b of the flange 22 causes the peripheral portion of the disc 26 defining the tear tab 31 to be held out of contact with the plastic container at all times thus insuring that such tab portion 31 does not become inadvertently sealed during the induction heating step even if it becomes hot enough to start melting the bonding layer 27.
  • the configuration of the closure member 16 also assists in maintaining the peripheral portion of the disc out of contact with the flange.
  • the closure 16 comprises a top panel portion 34 and an annular skirt 35 depending therefrom.
  • the skirt 35 has an inwardly extending bead 36 at the lower portion thereof which engages the annular groove of the container 12 thereby securing the closure to the container.
  • the closure is provided with a horizontal stop or shoulder 38 which is positioned to engage the outer portion 22a of the flange 22 and thereby limit the downward extent to which the closure 16 may be telescoped over the container finish 19.
  • a short vertical wall portion 39 extends upwardly from the inner portion of the shoulder 38 and connects with the top panel 34.
  • an annular ridge 40 extending upwardly from the periphery of the top panel 34 as an extension of the wall 39 may be provided to give added rigidity to the closure 16 and to provide means for stabilizing a package which is stacked thereupon.
  • the height of the wall 39 depends upon the height of the annular head 23 above the outer portion 22a of flange 22 as determined by the radial extent of inner portion of 22b, the angle at which it is disposed, and the magnitude or size of the annular bead 23.
  • the height of the wall 39 should be such that the top panel 34 urges the membrane disc 26 snugly and firmlyagainst the annular bead 23 when the closure is engaged with the container, i.e. with the annular bead 36 engaged in groove 20.
  • the top panel 34 will function to urge the disc 26 against the annular bead 23 foreing the inner portion 22b of flange 22 downwardly slightly.
  • the amount of downward movement of the flange inner portion 22a is limited by the shoulder 38 positioned to engage the outer portion 22a of the flange 22 to insure that the peripheral portion 26 a of the membrane disc 26 is at all times in a spaced relationship with the flange 22.
  • Such spaced relationship between the peripheral portion 26a and the flange 22 insures that peripheral portion 26a does not become inadvertently sealed thereto during the sealing operation.
  • thermoplastic layer incorporated as part of a membrane disc having a metallic layer by induction heating is disclosed in US. Pat. Nos. 2,937,481 and 3,460,310, the teachings of which are incorporated herein by reference. Because of the presence of the 360 tear tab and the problems resulting from an excessive build up of heat in the tear tab area using previously known induction heating techniques, it became necessary to make significant changes in the induction heating method utilized to seal the package of the present invention.
  • an induction coil 45 having several turns or loops identifiedfor purposes of illustration as shown as 45a being the outermost loop and progressing inwardly with 45b, 45c, and the innermost loop being identified as 45d.
  • the coil 45 has terminals 46 connected to an appropriate source of power, for example a 2 A KW generator, manufactured and sold by Lepel High Frequencies Laboratories, Inc.
  • Thecoil is preferably formed of hollow, electrically conductive tubing to permit the circulation of cooling fluid such as water therethrough.
  • the maximum heat in a disc subjected to induction heating such as the membrane disc 26 is developed beneath the innermost turn 45d of the induction coil. Refemce is made to FIG. 5 which identifies the area beneath the innermost turn 45d as the Maximum Heat Area.
  • a coil 45 was fabricated as illustrated in FIG. 2 so that its innermost turn 45d conformed in size as closely as possible with the diameter of the annular bead 23 of the container.
  • the innermost turn of the coil is, of course, a portion of a spiral and, hence, not a precise circle; however, it proved to be close enough to a circle to function as desired.
  • using a coil in which the innermost turn 45d substantially overlay the annular bead 23 resulted in the effective sealing of the membrane disc 26 to such annular bead without damaging the 360 tear tab 31.
  • induction heating generally causes the heat to flow outwardly to the outermost periphery of the metallic foil layer 28 of the disc being sealed.
  • the method of sealing as previously described using a coil in which the innermost turn 45d substantially overlay the annular bead 23 was successful because, the annular bead 23 apparently acted as a heat sink to dissipate the heat in that area while the portions of the disc 26 in the tab area 31 remained out of contact with the container flange 22.
  • the tab area did not adhere thereto even though the thermoplastic bonding layer 27 in such tab area may have become heated to the softening point of the plastic.
  • the present invention provides a package and a method of scaling in which the package may be readily sealed in an efficient operation with a minimum of handling of the closure and membrane disc components and yet provides a package which may be readily opened by a consumer who simply grips the tear tab at any place throughout the 360 periphery and tears the membrane disc off.
  • the package can, upon removing a portion of the contents, be temporarily reclosed simply by reapplication of the closure 16.
  • the container has been illustrated as having a snap on type closure 16, it could, of course, be engaged to the container 12 by means of conventional threads.
  • a package comprising a. a container having a body portion terminating at its upper end in an inwardly directed flange defining a mouth for removing the contents therefrom, said flange having an annular bead extending upwardly therefrom adjacent said mouth, the top of said annular bead forming the highest point of said container and means on said container for retaining a closure.
  • a membrane extending across said mouth and adhered to said annular bead to seal said container, said membrane having a peripheral portion extending outwardly from said annular bead and overlying said flange, said outwardly extending peripheral portion being in unsealed relation to said container, and
  • a closure engaged to said container, said closure having a top panel, an annular skirt depending therefrom and a shoulder positioned at the juncture between said top panel and annular skirt, said shoulder being spaced downwardly from said top panel in a position to engage the upper end of said container outwardly from said annular bead to limit the downwardly movement of the closure on the container.
  • a package comprising a. a container having a body portion, a neck portion extending upwardly therefrom, a flange extending inwardly and upwardly from the top of said neck defining an open mouth, the uppermost portion of said flange being an upwardly extending annular bead,
  • a membrane member extending across said mouth and sealed to said annular bead, said membrane member having a tear tab capable of being grasped extending radially outwardly beyond said annular bead, and
  • a closure engaged to said container, said closure having a top panel portion, a wall portion extending downwardly from the periphery of said top panel portion, a shoulder extending outwardly from said wall portion, an annular skirt extending downwardly from said shoulder, and means for retaining the closure on the container, said shoulder engageable with the top of said neck'to limit the downward movement of the closure on the container, said top panel urging the membrane member against the annular bead while permitting the tear tab portion thereof to remain out of contact with said flange.
  • a package comprising a. a container formed of flexible material, said container having a body portion terminating at its upper end in a neck portion having means thereon for retaining a closure, a flange extending inwardly and upwardly from said neck, said flange having an annular bead extending upwardly therefrom adjacent said mouth, the top of said annular bead forming the uppermost portion of said container.
  • a membrane extending across said mouth and adhered to said annular bead to seal said container, said membrane having a peripheral portion extending outwardly from said annular bead, said outwardly extending portion being in unsealed relation to said container and of sufficient radial extent to permit grasping, and
  • a closure engaged to said container, said closure having a top panel, an annular skirt depending therefrom, and means engageable with the retaining means of said container, the application of said closure to said container causing said membrane to first engage the annular bead of the flange and then to deflect said flange downwardly to a position at which said bead remains as the highest point of the container, said closure having a shoulder at the juncture between the top panel and the annular skirt, said shoulder being spaced downwardly from said top panel in a position to engage the top of said container neck to limit the downward movement of the closure on the container.

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