Bottle made from bioresin
AssigneePrimo To Go, LLC
InventorsDavid G. Burke, Scott W. Steele, Lana Grinberg, David Ryan, Lorinda Yoder
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AssigneePrimo To Go, LLC
InventorsDavid G. Burke, Scott W. Steele, Lana Grinberg, David Ryan, Lorinda Yoder
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A method of making a bottle whereby a polylactic acid preform is stretch blow molded into a biodegradable bioresin bottle. An injection molded polylactic acid or polylactide preform having a finish, a transition portion, a body portion, and a closed end cap portion for making a blow molded biodegradable bioresin bottle having a substantially circular cross-section and a substantially elliptical cross-section. A biodegradable bioresin bottle having both substantially circular and substantially elliptical cross-sectional shapes. Hoop stiffness and bottle geometry are utilized to control the bottle shape resulting from deformation caused by vacuum creation as water vapor permeates outwardly through the bottle walls.
A bottle made from bioresin comprising:
A bioresin bottle made from blow molding an injection molded preform in which the ratio of axial stretch ratio is in a range of about 2 to about 3.2, the hoop stretch ratio is in a range of about 3 to about 4, the overall stretch ratio is in a range of about 6 to 13, and the shape includes both a substantially circular cross sectional portion and a substantially elliptical cross sectional portion.
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