International Paper Company

Keith A Cooper

Robert L Gordon

George H Naugle

George H Maugle

Disclosed is a container for storing product, a process and apparatus for making that container, a process and apparatus for drawing and blow forming plastic into a paperboard outer container and a process and apparatus for heat sealing a container. The container comprises a paperboard outer container and a plastic inner container which has been drawn and blow formed into the outer container. At the mouth of the container are horizontal plastic flanges which extend about the periphery of the container at least about 1/8 inch outwardly from the plastic inner container. Vertical flanges extend downwardly at least about 1/8 inch from the horizontal flanges. After product is placed in the container, the container is sealed by a heat sealable cover. A plastic overcap may be provided which engagedly fits around the container at its top.

Container for storing food and process and apparatus for making that

Process for making a container for storing food

A one-piece reinforced paperboard container suitable for rapid manual filling and assembling is described and claimed. The container has novel multi-purpose corner constructions in that they impart to the container enhanced structural strength while providing a locking feature. Assembling the container requires no manufacturer's joints, eliminating the need for stitching, stapling, taping and the like. The container is suitable for packing many products such as meat.

One-piece reinforced container

Disclosed is a container for storing product, a process and apparatus for making that container, a process and apparatus for drawing and blow forming plastic into a paperboard outer container and a process and apparatus for heat sealing a container. The container comprises a paperboard outer container and a plastic inner container which has been drawn and blow formed into the other container. At the mouth of the container are horizontal plastic flanges which extend about the periphery of the container at least about 1/8 inch outwardly from the plastic inner container. Vertical flanges extend downwardly at least about 1/8 inch from the horizontal flanges. After product is placed in the container, the container is sealed by a heat sealable cover. A plastic overcap may be provided which engagedly fits around the container at its top.

Container for storing food

A pallet of foldable material comprising a unitary outer structure folded about and joined to a unitary inner structure said pallet being easily assembled and disassembled.

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Laurel, MD, United States of America

Keith A Cooper