Yoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.

Yataro Yoshino

Hiroaki Sugiura

Akiho Ota

Tadao Saito

Takamitsu Nozawa

Sadao Suzuki

Takuzo Takada

Takami Tsukada

Mamoru Oshida

Katsuji Mitani

A thin-walled bottle has ribs at least at its bottom portion, and the bottle bottom is raised up frusto-conically or has an undulatory shape. A tubular intermediate is first formed with ribs which become thin-walled protuberant ribs after blow molding. The thin-walled bottle is produced by blow-molding the ribbed tubular intermediate.

Synthetic resin thin-walled bottle

This invention provides a synthetic resin thin-walled bottle, a tubular intermediate therefor and a method of producing a thin-walled bottle. The thin-walled bottle has ribs at least at its bottom portion, and the bottle bottom is raised up frusto-conically or has an undulatory shape. The tubular intermediate is first formed with ribs which become thin-walled protuberant ribs after blow molding. The thin-walled bottle is produced by blow-molding the ribbed tubular intermediate.

Synthetic resin thin-walled bottle and method of producing same

A synthetic resin thin-walled bottle, a tubular intermediate therefor and a method of producing a thin-walled bottle. The thin-walled bottle has ribs at least at its bottom portion, and the bottle bottom is raised up frusto-conically or has an undulatory shape. The tubular intermediate is first formed with ribs which become thin-walled protuberant ribs after blow molding. The thin-walled bottle is produced by blow-molding the ribbed tubular intermediate.

Synthetic resin made thin-walled bottle

A hollow container of biaxially oriented synthetic resin engaged at the bottom portion thereof with a base cap, in which a bottom portion and a body portion are biaxially oriented, said bottom portion is formed in a regular circular shape of cross section and in a spherical shape swelled downwardly, comprising a base cap having a bottom wall for supporting the lower surface of the bottom portion of said container and a peripheral wall erected upwardly from the peripheral wall of said bottom wall and capable of elastically deforming; and said base cap being watertightly engaged at the inner surface of the peripheral wall thereof with the outer surface of the peripheral wall of the lower end portion of said container and engaged with said container. This container is manufactured by a method of engaging the container with a base cap having no air vent hole. Thus, the air can be readily exhausted in case of press-fitting the bottom of the container into the cap.

Hollow container of biaxially oriented synthetic resin engaged with base

Herein disclosed are a bottle of a saturated polyester resin and its method of production. According to the method of the present invention, saturated polyester resin is injection-molded into a parison which is composed of a mouth and a barrel. The mouth of the parison is oriented in the direction of the axis of the parison and in a direction perpendicular to the parison's axis by means of an orienting jig. The barrel of the parison is biaxially oriented by a blow-molding process. The bottle thus produced has been oriented as a whole.

Method of producing a bottle of saturated polyester resin

The present invention relates to a saturated polyester resin bottle with a spherically-shaped bottom so that the bottle can be filled with liquid under a relatively high pressure. The bottle includes adjacent its bottom a reduced diameter portion shaped for receiving a cylindrical bottle stand which provides a flat base for supporting the bottle in an upright position.

Saturated polyester resin bottle and stand

A method of orienting the neck of a bottle of a saturated polyester resin so as to enhance the physical properties and durability of the neck. The neck orienting method includes the step of inserting an orienting rod having a taper head into the neck which is being heated. The neck orienting method may include the step of orienting only the mouth edge of the neck.

Neck orienting method of bottles of saturated polyester resins

A tubular parison for molding a bottle-shaped container of biaxially oriented synthetic resin and a bottle-shaped container blow-molded from the tubular parison for filling, for example, drinking water containing carbon dioxide gas or the like. The tubular parison is advantageously formed so that the shoulder and bottom forming portions are thinner by a predetermined ratio than the body thereof. Thus, the bottle-shaped container blow-molded from the tubular parison is much stronger in construction.

Method of molding a bottle-shaped container of synthetic resin

Production of a bottle of saturated polyester resin

Herein disclosed is a method of orienting the neck of a bottle of a saturated polyester resin so as to enhance the physical properties and durability of the neck. The neck orienting method includes the step of inserting an orienting rod having a taper head into the neck which is being heated. The neck orienting method may include the step of orienting only the mouth edge of the neck.

The synthetic resin thin-walled bottle of this invention is raised up at its bottom to form a small-diameter rise having a conical lower portion and is also provided with a plurality of outwardly swelling bulges at the lower part of its body portion such that the underside of each bulge constitutes a ground-contacting portion. Thus, although a small-diameter rise having a conical lower portion is formed at the bottom, the standing position of the bottle is stabilized by provision of a large-diameter ground-contacting portion at the bottom.

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Tokyo, Japan

Yataro Yoshino