Methods of making flexible containers

A flexible container and flexible material technology, applied in the field of container manufacturing, can solve the problems of rigid containers that are difficult to decorate, increase the cost of containers, and difficult to distribute fluid products, etc., and achieve the effect of easy decoration and printing

Active Publication Date: 2015-04-15
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY
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Both fabrications are energy-intensive processes that may require complex equipment
[0008] Second, some conventional rigid containers for fluid products may require large amounts of material
This may require a large amount of material which increases the cost of the container and makes its disposal difficult
[0009] Third, some conventional rigid containers for fluid products can be difficult to decorate
The size, shape (e.g. curved surface) and / or material of some rigid containers make it difficult to print directly on their outer surface
Labeling requires additional materials and handling and limits the size and shape of the trim
Packaging provides a large decorative area, but also requires additional materials and handling, often at significant cost
[0010] Fourth, some conventional rigid containers used for fluid products may be prone to certain types of damage
If a rigid container is pressed against a hard object, the container can become dented, which can make it look unsightly
And if the rigid container is dropped, the container may break, which can cause loss of its fluid product
[0011] Fifth, some fluid products in conventional rigid containers can be difficult to dispense
Other users may need to apply so much hand force that they cannot easily control the degree to which the container is deformed; these users may dispense more fluid product than they desire

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[0122] This disclosure describes various embodiments of containers made from flexible materials. Because these containers are made of flexible materials, these containers can be less expensive to manufacture, can use less material and can be easier to decorate when compared to conventional rigid containers. First, these containers can be less expensive to manufacture because the conversion of flexible materials (from sheet form to finished product) generally requires less energy and complexity than the formation of rigid materials (from block form to finished product). Second, these containers can use less material because they are constructed with a novel support structure that does not require the use of thick core walls used in conventional rigid containers. Third, these flexible containers can be more easily decorated because the flexible material can be easily printed on before it is formed into a container. Fourth, these flexible containers are less prone to wear, dents...

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Abstract

Methods of making non-durable self-supporting flexible containers.

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technical field [0001] The present disclosure relates generally to methods of making containers, and in particular to containers made of flexible materials. Background technique [0002] Fluid products include liquid products and / or pourable solid products. In various embodiments, a container can be used to receive, contain and dispense one or more fluid products. Also, in various embodiments, containers may be used to receive, contain and / or dispense individual articles or separately packaged portions of products. A container may contain one or more product volumes. The product volume is configured to be filled with one or more fluid products. The container receives a fluid product when filling its product volume. Once filled to the desired volume, the container can be configured to contain the fluent product in its product volume until the fluent product is dispensed. The container contains the fluid product by providing a barrier around the fluid product. The barrie...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B65D75/00B65D75/52B65D75/58B65D75/54B65D33/04B65D81/32
CPCB65B1/02B65B3/02B65D75/5883B65D81/3261B65D75/525B65D75/008B65B3/04B65D33/02B65D75/20B65D75/00
Inventor S·K·斯坦利K·S·麦克圭尔C·J·小伯格
Owner THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY
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