Container and process for its manufacture
AssigneeSociete de Constructions de Materiel Metallique et Electrique
InventorMichel Beizermann
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Abstract
Vacuum-sealed container, including contents and having an upper part and an element integral with the upper part, a housing being defined by the upper part and by the element, containing a solid substance having a melting point between 65.degree. and 150.degree. and including a first orifice communicating with the container and a second orifice communicating with the exterior closed by the solid substance.
Claims19
Empty container, including an upper part and an element integral with the upper part, a housing being defined by the upper part and by the element, said housing including first and second outlets and communicating with an interior region within the container via the first orifice and with an exterior region outside of the container via the second orifice, and a solid substance having a melting point between 65.degree. C. and 150.degree. C. contained in the housing.
Vacuum-sealed container, including contents and having an upper part and an element integral with the upper part, a housing defined by the upper part and by the element, the housing containing a solid substance having a melting point between 65.degree. C. and 150.degree. C. and including a first orifice communicating with an interior region within the container and a second orifice communicating with an exterior region outside the container the second orifice being adapted to be closed by the solid substance.
Process for the manufacture of a container having an upper part and a remaining part adapted to receive contents to be contained, comprising the sequential steps of providing a substance having a melting point between 65.degree. C. and 150.degree. C. in a housing defined in the upper part of the container that communicates with an interior region of the container via a first orifice and with an exterior region remote of the container via a second orifice, heating the container and its housing to a temperature at least equal to the melting point of the substance for 5 to 90 minutes, cooling the substance to a temperature lower than its melting point more rapidly than the remainder of the container and its contents, and cooling the remainder of the container and its contents to a temperature lower than or equal to ambient temperature.
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