Tokan Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Keiichi Takahashi

Yukio Sarusawa

Kikuya Hirakawa

Hiroshi Aoyama

A double-walled paper container produced by placing a preformed paper container in a shaping die set cavity of a vacuum draw shaping apparatus, positioning a single piece of synthetic resin film or sheet on the top of said paper container, holding the film at the peripheral edge thereof, heating the film to make the plastic film, stretching the film and applying negative pressure to the film to line said preformed paper container with the film is in water-tight fashion and wherein the lined paper container has a good shape holding ability and is hygienic for the user thereof.

Method for producing a double-walled paper container

The process for producing a container cover member by stamping a sheet of material stock to form a plurality of through bores, injection molding a closure member in each through bore and subjecting each through bore to a second stamping to form a handle in a portion of the closure member.

Process for making a container cover member having synthetic resin

A container cover member comprising a cover sheet formed of paper or thermoplastic synthetic resin having an opening of a desired size and shape in a predetermined position and over said opening a closure member having a pull tab or handle formed of thermoplastic resin which is compatible with the material of said cover sheet, said opening being easily uncovered when said pull tab is pulled up, and the process for making the cover member.

Container cover member having synthetic resin openable portion

Thermoplastic multi-walled pipe which has at least two tubular members different in inside diameter and concentrically arranged, these tubular members being spaced and supported by a plurality of ribs so as to provide hollow portions therebetween. The bond strength between the inner end surface of the rib and the tubular member supported thereby is less than that between the outer end surface of the rib and the tubular member supported thereby, so the exposure of the inner tubular member is easily achieved by means of an external force. After exposing the inner tubular member these multi-walled pipes are conveniently connected together by using a joint composed of a tubular part having the same inside diameter as the inner tubular member of the multi-walled pipe and a flange provided at one end of the tubular part concentrically therewith and having the same outside diameter as the multi-walled pipe, and in addition the hollow portion of the thermoplastic multi-walled pipe is kept sealed by the action of the flange.

Process for producing thermoplastic multi-walled pipes

Thermoplastic multi-walled pipes

A container formed of paper or thermoplastic synthetic resin and having a cover member which comprises a cover sheet having an openable portion defined by weakened means such as a series of slots, slits or perforations, said slots, slits or perforations being covered by a continuous portion on at least one side of the cover member to define a continuous thermoplastic synthetic resin belt zone, said belt zone being attached to said slots slits or perforations by rivet heads for sealing the slots, slits or perforations and also having a pull tab formed at one end thereof, whereby an opening is made in the cover of said container by merely pulling said pull tab.

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Ichikawa, Japan

Keiichi Takahashi