Consolidated Container Corporation, LLC

Continental Plastic Containers, Inc.

Consolidated Container Company LP

Timothy Heisel

Annette Stasiak

Harry Weissenstein

Christopher Farrell

A retortable plastic container with a side wall having at least one flexing portion extending from a top horizontal line around a circumference of the side wall to a bottom horizontal line around the circumference of the side wall. The flexing portion has an inwardly directed surface relative to the circumference of the side wall. The inwardly directed surface has a first length measured along the inwardly directed surface, in a central vertical plane from the top horizontal line to the bottom horizontal line, which is greater than a straight line distance between the top and bottom horizontal lines in the same vertical plane. The inwardly directed surface also has a second length measured along the inwardly directed surface along a perimeter of the flexing portion, in a horizontal plane, which is greater than a circumference of a circle having a radius of an average distance from a central vertical axis of the container to the inwardly directed surface, the circumference of the circle being in the horizontal plane.

Retortable plastic container

Container

A laminated container blow molded from an extruded parison wherein both the parison and the resultant blow molded container are of a multi-layered construction. Most particularly, the parison is provided with a thin outer gloss coat which maintains the clarity and gloss of the resultant container so as to provide the container with a glass-like appearance. In the forming of the parison, the thin gloss coat is extruded with the remainder of the parison and is bonded to the remainder of the parison by an adhesive layer. The thin outer gloss coat is particularly effective when a relatively thick intermediate layer of the parison is formed of reground scrap containers. Usually the relatively thick intermediate layer is formed of a blend of the reground scrap containers and virgin polypropylene.

Plastic container with glass-like appearance, parison for and method of

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Timothy Heisel