A.k. Technical Laboratory, Inc.

Setsuyuki Takeuchi

Nobukuni Ibe

Yukio Yanagimachi

A biaxial stretching bottle in which a pair of carrying handles are provided oppositely constituted on both sides of a neck portion in such a manner as to be bent freely, and the biaxial stretching bottle having the carrying handle with a structure which can improve durability strength of a base portion and a connection structurally. A pair of U-shaped carrying handles, which a handle grip portion and an arm portion of both sides are formed integrally, are connected to and formed on both ends of the base portion constituted by overhang pieces formed on the symmetrical positions of both sides of the neck portion. Brackets are constituted unitarily across the lower surface of the vicinity of both ends of the base portion and a side surface of the neck portion and stoppers are projected and arranged on the upper surface of the base portion.

Biaxial stretching bottle having carrying handle

A biaxially oriented bottle having a carrying handle is provided. A carrying handle, which is provided at a side surface of a neck portion, and which is injection molded together with the neck portion of a preform, is used without further modification as the carrying handle of a biaxial stretching blow molded, thinly formed bottle. The carrying handle is integrally formed in a U-shaped configuration from a grip portion and arm portions on both ends of the grip portion. The arm portions are integrally formed with base portions comprising projected pieces formed at symmetrical positions on both sides of the neck portion. The arm portions, moreover, extend out to the sides with a length greater than the height of the neck portion. The boundary of the base portion and arm portion is thinly molded by being constricted and forms a connecting portion which can be freely bent in a vertical direction. The base portion is supported by a bracket which is integrally formed with the bottom surface of the base portion and the side surface of the neck portion.

Biaxially stretched bottle having a carrying handle

A heat-resistant packaging container made of a polyester resin, formed by stretch-blow molding is provided. A top portion of a bottom face is formed to have a large wall thickness to impart a resistance to heat deformation. A peripheral wall of the bottom face is formed to have a wall thickness that is gradually reduced from the top portion toward an arc grounding edge around the bottom face. An outer peripheral wall of the bottom portion is stretch molded from inside of the grounding edge so as to have a wall thickness as same as that of the body portion to attain a heat resistance. The inside of the grounding edge connecting to the peripheral wall of the bottom face is formed into a tilt surface which is oriented upwardly in consideration of an amount of expanding deformation &agr; of the grounding edge due to heating and loading. By forming the bottom face in consideration of a deformation amount of the grounding edge of the bottom face of the container due to heating and loading of contents, it is possible to keep the levelness of the grounding edge even after the heating.

Heat-resistant packaging container made of polyester resin

A biaxially stretched bottle made of a thermoplastic resin having a carrying handle formed by integrally injection molding on the side of a lower neck portion of a preform at the same time when the preform is molded and applied as-formed as a carrying handle of a thin-wall bottle formed by stretch blow molding, wherein the carrying handle is formed with its arm portions extending across the both sides of the neck portion, enabled to rotate up and down with respective joining portions of base portions and the arm portion which are formed in symmetrical positions on both sides of the neck portion as its axis. This enables the change in the position of a gripping portion, which has been difficult in conventional integral forming, even in a bottle made of a material resin like PET resin which lacks in flexibility.

Biaxially stretched bottle having carrying handle

An improved method for injection stretch blowing is provided. In the process, a molten resin is injected into an injection cavity defined by an injection mold, a lip mold and an injection core to form a desired preform, the cooling time for this preform being positively reduced to form a rigid skin layer on the outer surface of the preform without increasing the thickness. It is then released from the injection mold and transferred into the blow mold with a mouth portion being held with the lip mold while the skin layer keeps the configuration of the preform and the interior is in a high temperature state, and is stretch blow molded into a hollow molded article, e.g. a bottle whose major portion is ultra-thin, at the moment when the surface temperature of the preform that rises due to its own interior temperature is significantly higher than a glass transition temperature (Tg) and is expected to reach to a peak temperature. Thereby, it is possible to allow molding of a hollow molded article having a thickness of 0.17 mm or smaller without being affected by limitations of thickness of the preform and molding temperature even in a molding process where the preform is released from the mold at a high temperature and is then immediately subjected to stretch blow molding.

Process for injection stretch blow molding

There is provided a bottle having a handle formed by stretch blow molding comprising an improved structure which facilitates carrying even a relatively large bottle in which a bendable handle having a flat shape extending in a transverse direction is integrally formed below a threaded portion of a neck of the bottle, and a connecting portion of said handle includes a narrow portion which is transversally provided by reducing the thickness at an intermediate portion of the connecting portion, whereby making the finger engaging tab bendable at the narrow portion in upper and lower directions, and molecular orientation of the resin material is performed by the narrow portion.

Bottle having a handle formed by stretch blow molding

Bottle for packaging

This invention relates to a bottle with an ear obtained by orientation blow molding, in which a mounting portion positioned at a predetermined height which has a large diameter and whose upper portion is composed of an outer wall in the form of an injection molded flange and an inner wall oriented internally thereof and placed in close contact therewith, said mounting portion having a predetermined width in an outer periphery thereof, is formed below a mouth portion of a bottle by injection orientation blow molding, an upper edge of said mounting groove is formed to have an edge having a plurality of notches at equal intervals, a mounting ring internally provided with a plurality of projecting surfaces positioned at the mounting groove through said notches is formed integral with a bended end of an ear, and the projecting surfaces of said mounting ring and the upper edge of said mounting groove are fitted with each other whereby the ear and the bottle are integrally connected.

Method for molding an edge provided between a mouth portion and a body

A molding method for continuously carrying out the steps from injection molding of a synthetic resin preform to orientation blow molding thereof into a thin-wall-hollow molded article, characterized in that releasing of the preform from the injection mold is carried out during the state where the shape thereof can be maintained by a skin layer produced at the surface by quick cooling and the state where internal cooling is not yet finished and the temperature is high, and orientation blow molding of the preform is carried out within a time till a surface temperature of the preform which rises by its own internal temperature reaches a peak temperature.

Injection orientation blow molding method

A bottle with an ear obtained by orientation blow molding, in which a mounting portion positioned at a predetermined height has a large diameter and upper portion composed of an outer wall in the form of an injection molded flange and an inner wall oriented internally thereof and placed in close contact therewith. The mounting portion having a predetermined width in an outer periphery thereof, is formed below a mouth portion of the bottle by injection orientation blow molding. An upper edge of the mounting groove is formed to have an edge having a plurality of notches at equal intervals. A mounting ring is internally provided with a plurality of projecting surfaces positioned at the mounting groove through the notches and is formed integral with a bended end of an ear. The projecting surfaces of the mounting ring and the upper edge of the mounting groove are fitted with each other whereby the ear and the bottle are integrally connected.

Bottle with ear

A rotary type injection orientation blow molding machine. A horizontal plate is vertically movably provided on a machine bed with portions of a peripheral edge thereof inserted into tie bars standing upright on the machine bed. A transfer plate is rotatably mounted on the underside of the base plate and has hold molds at these locations on the lower surface thereof. A drive device located in the central portion in the upper portion of the base plate intermittently rotates the transfer plate by a predetermined angle. A vertical clamping device and an injection mold with stop positons of the hold molds serve as an injection molding portion, an orientation blow molding portion and a releasing portion, respectively, a blow mold and orientation blow device, and a releasing device.

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Nagano-ken, Japan

Setsuyuki Takeuchi