American Can Company

Joseph Lambert Godar

William Herman Hartman

Frank Bruno Pas

A metal container comprising a seamless body and an end wall integral therewith and having on at least its interior surface a protective coating which consists of a modified butyl stearate utilized as a lubricant in forming the container and an after-applied synthetic resin.

Forming lubricant for a coated metal container and method of making the

An open-ended cylindrical container body whose body wall marginal open end portion includes an annular body curl, and comprises metal less than about 0.0057 inch thick for a drawn and ironed container body, and less than about 0.002 inch for the metal foil liner of a composite container body, a method of securing a metal end closure to the curled container bodies by mechanical engagement and compression of end portion of the end closure cover hook substantially axially against the body curl, and the hermetic pressure-resistant containers formed therby.

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Wauconda, IL, United States of America

Joseph Lambert Godar