Container
AssigneePhillips Petroleum Company
InventorFrank P. Richards
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Abstract
A container is formed from a generally rectangular blank of paperboard or the like which is rolled to form a cylindrical or conically shaped side wall. A circular disc is secured to one end of the side wall to form an end closure. Leakage at the junction between the side wall seam and the disc is eliminated by positioning a bead of sealant material at this junction. Blanks employed to construct the container are also disclosed.
Claims3
A container having a cylindrical or a conically shaped side wall constructed from a generally rectangular blank which has one bottom corner cut off and the other bottom corner rounded, said blank being formed into a container side wall with one side edge of the blank overlapping the opposite side edge to form a side wall seam with the rounded corner on the inside, an end closure member comprising a generally cylindrical disc having a skirt depending therefrom which is crimped to the bottom of the blank to form a bottom seam, and means to prevent leakage at the joint which is formed at the junction of the side wall seam and the bottom seam comprising a bead of sealant positioned at said junction and adhering to the side wall and bottom closure, said bead of sealant being of such size as to fill the joint which formed at said junction.
A blank to be used in the manufacture of a container comprising a generally rectangular sheet of paperboard or the like coated with a thermoplastic material and having two side edges, a bottom edge and a top edge, the corner of said bottom edge and one side edge being cut off and the corner of said bottom edge and the second side edge being rounded, and a bead of sealant material disposed on one surface of said sheet adjacent the cut off corner but spaced from said one side edge and said bottom edge so that the sealant material is positioned at the side seam when the blank is formed into the side wall of a container by lapping said one side edge over said second side edge to form said side seam.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.