Concave can end
A can end, crimp technology, applied in cans/barrels/barrels, other household utensils, transportation and packaging, etc., to improve cleanliness, save weight, and reduce shell weight
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[0076] Referring to the drawings, a container package such as package 5 includes a beverage can end 10 and a can body 50 . End 10 is in its unsewn configuration (for example, as Figure 15 shown in ) including a curled portion 12 at its outer periphery, a wall 14 extending radially inward and downward from the curled portion 12, sometimes referred to as a chuck wall, and a smoothly extending Inwardly or concavely curved panel 16 . Seamed ends and some components are indicated by use of superscript designations, eg, seamed end 10' and seamed chuck wall 14'. The unsewn end and some of its components are denoted by reference numerals without superscripts, eg, the unsewn end 10 and its chuck wall 14 . As described below, some components of the end portion 10 are omitted for convenience of illustration, and reference numerals 8 and 9 are used to denote shells before they are finally formed into the end portion 10 .
[0077] The tear-away panel is formed by a score 18 which, afte...
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