Retortable container
AssigneeQuesTech Ventures, Inc.
InventorKeith Parkinson
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AssigneeQuesTech Ventures, Inc.
InventorKeith Parkinson
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A retortable container has a wall of at least two co-formed laminas. This wall is highly impermeable to fluids selected from the group consisting of oxygen and aromatic vapors. The wall includes a first load-carrying lamina of a first plastic material. This load-carrying lamina has been formed without mechanical hysteresis in the melt phase by a thermal pressure forming apparatus to cause strengthening with orientation of the load-carrying lamina in at least one axis but without memory of its pre-melt phase shape. The wall also includes a second sealing lamina of a second plastic material. This second sealing lamina is coextensive with the first load-carrying lamina. Consequently, the container formed by the apparatus is retortable, i.e. it can withstand temperatures and pressures of a retort chamber without undergoing significant and permanent distortion.
A retortable container having a wall of at least two co-formed laminas, said wall being highly impermeable to fluids selected from the group consisting of oxygen and aromatic vapors, said wall comprising:
A retortable container of at least two co-formed laminas, comprising:
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