Snap-on lid and mold for making the lid
OwnerJonathan E. Rush, Phillip D. Scalvini +1inventors
InventorsJonathan E. Rush, Phillip D. Scalvini, Reinhold Gerber
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OwnerJonathan E. Rush, Phillip D. Scalvini +1inventors
InventorsJonathan E. Rush, Phillip D. Scalvini, Reinhold Gerber
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A thin walled, plastic, disposable lid is provided having a generally circular closure wall including an integral peripheral skirt depending from the rim portion thereof. The closure wall is divided into a central portion and an annular outer portion with the annular outer portion lying in a plane below that of the central portion. The two portions are connected by way of a U-shaped recess which has a bottom wall lying in a plane below that of the annular outer portion. A plurality of lug members extend downwardly from the bottom wall and are positioned at predetermined segments of the bottom wall. The lug members also extend downwardly a predesigned distance so as to position the bottom wall of the recess of a first lid in a stack coplanar with the central portion of the lid on which the first lid rests. Also, the peripheral skirt includes a plurality of inwardly directed lands with a plurality of flutes of varying circumferential lengths positioned between the lands in order to space the lands about the skirt.
A stack of disposable plastic circular lids for containers having openings surrounded by a beaded rim wherein the lids have aligned central axes and wherein each said lid comprises;
A mold for forming a disposable plastic container lid for a container having an opening surrounded by a headed rim wherein the lid is stackable with other lids, said mold comprising;
A disposable plastic circular lid for a container having an opening surrounded by a beaded rim wherein the lid can be stacked with other lids having aligned central axes and wherein said lid comprises:
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