Composite container with stabilized base
AssigneeInoac Packaging Group Inc.
InventorYutaka Matsui
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AssigneeInoac Packaging Group Inc.
InventorYutaka Matsui
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A composite plastic container is formed by blow molding a body from a plastic parison into a base having a bottom, side walls and an open top, which includes an upper annular edge. A peripheral shoulder defines the upper portion of the body. The double side walls and bottom are relatively thick for strength and stability; the bottom also including a substantially solid rim in alignment with the annular edge for enhanced stability. A central opening in the bottom forms a plastic plug to anchor the bottom to the base. The lip of the shoulder mates and substantially covers the annular edge forming a smooth, rounded interface in the preferred embodiment. The peripheral lip can mate in other ways with the annular edge. Other features include an insert label and a protrusion in a side wall to form a window. In the related method, the steps in the broadest sense include placing the base into a mold, inserting the plastic parison through the open top of the base, blow molding the parison to form a container body and controlling the molding step so as to form a peripheral shoulder mating with the annular edge.
A composite container formed at least in part by blow molding from a plastic parison with biaxial stretching, comprising:
A composite container formed at least in part by blow molding from a plastic parison with biaxial stretching, comprising:
A composite container formed at least in part by blow molding from a plastic parison with biaxial stretching, comprising:
A composite container formed at least in part by blow molding from a plastic parison with biaxial stretching, comprising:
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