Lid assembly for a packing container, packing container with such a lid assembly, and method for manufacturing same
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[0042]Referring to the drawings, the packing container schematically shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and designated by reference number 1 as a whole is formed by a so-called composite can in this exemplary embodiment and has a sleeve 2, which is manufactured, for example, from a paper or cardboard composite and may be provided with an essentially gas-tight and liquid-tight inner lamination with an inner, sealable or weldable cover layer, e.g., one made of polymer-coated aluminum. The sleeve 2, which does not, of course, necessarily have to have the more or less square cross section shown but may also have any other desired cross-sectional shape, e.g., a round, oval, polygonal shape, etc., is closed on its underside in the conventional manner by means of a bottom part 3 (FIG. 2), which may be manufactured itself from corresponding materials just as the sleeve 2, but also of metal, plastic or corresponding composites with high gas-tightness and liquid-tightness.
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- IPC
- B65B51/22; B65B7/28; B65D77/20
- CPC
- B65B51/225; B65B7/2878; B65D77/2024; B29L2031/7164; B29C65/08; B29C65/8253; B29C66/112; B29C66/131
- Inventors
- HAUCK, PETER; GERBER, EUGEN



