Pechiney Rhenalu

Ardagh Mp Group Netherlands B.v.

Impress Group B.v.

Trivium Packaging Group Netherlands B.v.

Jean-Marc Legresy

Philippe Jarry

Guy-Michel Raynaud

Philippe Niec

Franck Philippe Dathy

Herve Gehanno

Martin Peter Schmidt

Philippe Gérard Stanislas Niec

Pierre Yves Menet

Jeffrey Jeter

Disclosed is a method for manufacturing an endless belt, of the flat type made of metal material, designed to be wound around at least one indexed pulley provided with teeth. The endless belt includes, for the one part, locations which are each designed to receive a product to be conveyed and, for the other part, indexing perforations. The manufacturing method includes the following successive steps: a) a step of supplying a flat band made of the metal material, b) a step of closing the band by welding of the transverse edges thereof via a weld seam, and c) a step of perforating the weld seam, at the at least one longitudinal indexing line, in order to form at least one additional indexing perforation that is also designed to engage with the teeth of the at least one indexed pulley.

Method for manufacturing an endless belt, of the flat type made of metal material

The present invention relates to an end panel to be seamed by a double seam to a container body which double seam includes an end hook confined by the container body and a body hook, wherein a panel edge of the end panel forms the end hook and is provided with at least one notch, wherein the panel edge includes at least two adjacent edge parts of which a first edge part has a first radius and a second edge part has a second radius or is a straight edge, and the notch has a width to depth ration of about 10 to 150, and is formed in both adjacent edge parts, to a container body and to a container provided with such end panel.

End panel, and a container body or container provided by a double seam with such end panel

The invention relates to a can end for a can, such as an easy opening can, comprising: a central panel; a can end radius for connection to a body of the can; and a countersink connected via a transition wall to the can end radius and via a panel wall to the panel; wherein a panel wall angle is 2&#xb0;-45&#xb0;; a panel radius is larger than 0.5 mm; a panel depth is 1 mm-7 mm; and a countersink radius is less than 5 mm; and to cans provided with at least one such a can end.

Can end for a can and such can

Process for forming an aluminum alloy strip, including the steps of a) obtaining an aluminum alloy consisting essentially of, by weight, 0.5 to 13% Si, 0 to 2% Mg, 0 to 2% Cu, 0 to 1% Mn, 0 to 2% Fe, other elements less than 0.5% each and less than 2% total, and remainder Al; and b) continuously casting the aluminum alloy between twin cooled rolls having a force applied thereto, to obtain a cast strip of thickness between 1.5 and 5 mm, and optionally cold rolling the cast strip. The force applied to the rolls is maintained below an amount represented by a straight line between a point A and a point B on a graph of specific applied force (y-axis) vs. cast width (x-axis), where point A is (1.5 mm, 750 tons/meter at cast width) and point B is (5 mm, 500 tons/meter of cast width).

Method for making thin, high-strength, highly formable aluminium alloy strips

Process for producing a thin sheet suitable for making up constituent

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La Fleche, France

Jean-Marc Legresy