Plastic container having chamfered corners
AssigneeGraham Packaging Company, L.P.
InventorSheldon Yourist
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Abstract
A plastic container is provided. The plastic container has a base, a body extending upward from the base, a neck extending upward from the body, a finish extending upward from the neck and having an opening, an integral handle having a lower end attached to the body and an upper end attached to the neck, first and second chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to the neck, and third and fourth chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to a vertical position of the container adjacent the lower end of the handle.
Claims23
A plastic container, comprising:
- a base;
- a body extending upward from the base;
- a neck extending upward from the body;
- a finish extending upward from the neck and having an opening;
- an integral handle having a lower end attached to the body and an upper end attached to the neck;
- first and second chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to the neck;
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- third and fourth chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to a vertical position of the container adjacent the lower end of the handle.
A blow molded plastic container, comprising:
- a base;
- a body extending upward from the base;
- a neck extending upward from the body;
- a finish extending upward from the neck and having an opening;
- an integral handle having a lower end attached to the body and an upper end attached to the neck;
- first and second chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to the neck;
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- third and fourth chamfered corners integral with the body and extending upward from the base to a vertical position of the container adjacent the lower end of the handle.
A plastic container, comprising:
- a base;
- a body extending upward from the base;
- a neck extending upward from the body;
- a finish extending upward from the neck and having an opening;
- and
- an integral handle having a lower end attached to the body and an upper end attached to the neck;
- wherein a horizontal cross section of the container at a vertical position below the lower end of the handle is an octagon, the octagon having a first pair of opposite sides and a second pair of opposite sides,
- the first pair of opposite sides having no common edge with either of the second pair of opposite sides,
- the first pair of opposite sides having a first length, and
- the second pair of opposite sides having a second length longer than the first length.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.