Can lid

JP2026524978APending Publication Date: 2026-07-24TOP CAP HLDG GMBH
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
TOP CAP HLDG GMBH
Filing Date
2024-03-04
Publication Date
2026-07-24

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Technical Problem

Existing can lids in manufacturing processes experience misalignment and tilting due to non-uniform contact surfaces and reinforcing beads, complicating handling and stacking during high-speed processing.

Method used

The can lid features at least three embossed support protrusions on the metal surface, acting as spacers to provide stable multi-point support, preventing wobbling and tilting, and ensuring uniform stacking.

Benefits of technology

The solution ensures stable and reliable handling of resealable can lids during manufacturing by preventing tilting and misalignment, facilitating efficient stacking without additional components or processing steps.

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Abstract

The can lid comprises a metal can lid surface having a first flat surface and a second flat surface facing the opposite direction from the first flat surface and having an opening; a sealing frame made of plastic material that surrounds the opening and is fixedly connected to the first flat surface of the metal can lid surface; and a closure unit made of plastic material that is rotatably mounted on the first flat surface of the metal can lid surface or the sealing frame around a pivot axis, wherein the closure unit is configured to directly close the opening and / or to close it by a closure piece on the metal can lid surface supported by the closure unit when rotated toward the sealing frame, and to open the opening when rotated toward the sealing frame. The can lid has at least three support protrusions embossed on the metal can lid surface, each forming a raised portion of the same height relative to the second flat surface.
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