Disclosed is a metal bottle seal that is disposed on the curl of the metal bottle. The bottle seal may be held in place by crimping of the curl. In addition, adhesive may be used to hold the bottle seal on the curl. Adhesives can be used that fill discontinuities that may exist in the curl as a result of substantial drawing and ironing of the metal. Further, the metal bottle seal can be made of a material or laminated with a material that is soft enough to fill the discontinuities. The seal can be preformed as a continuous annulus for easy application to the top of the metal bottle. The metal bottle seal can also be used in conjunction with a cap seal to ensure an adequate and reliable seal.

Disclosed is a metal bottle seal that is disposed on the curl of the metal bottle. The bottle seal may be held in place by crimping of the curl. In addition, adhesive may be used to hold the bottle seal on the curl. Adhesives can be used that fill discontinuities that may exist in the curl as a result of substantial drawing and ironing of the metal. Further, the metal bottle seal can be made of a material or laminated with a material that is soft enough to fill the discontinuities. The seal can be preformed as a continuous annulus for easy application to the top of the metal bottle. The metal bottle seal can also be used in conjunction with a cap seal to ensure an adequate and reliable seal.

A system for sealing a beverage container includes a crown defining a bottom surface. A liner that includes an oxygen scavenger is coupled to the crown such that a top surface of the liner contacts the bottom surface of the crown. The bottom surface of the liner supports printed indicia where the bottom surface of the liner and the printed indicia are exposed to a beverage contained in the beverage container.

A system for sealing a beverage container includes a crown defining a bottom surface. A liner that includes an oxygen scavenger is coupled to the crown such that a top surface of the liner contacts the bottom surface of the crown. The bottom surface of the liner supports printed indicia where the bottom surface of the liner and the printed indicia are exposed to a beverage contained in the beverage container.

Sealing caps and method for manufacturing such sealing caps are presented wherein the sealing cap has a body (1) with a U-shaped profile with a base (9) and a perimeter wall (7) wherein the outside of the body is coated with a layer of an elastic material (5) and wherein the base is provided with a continuous convex ridge (12) adjacent the perimeter wall.

Sealing caps and method for manufacturing such sealing caps are presented wherein the sealing cap has a body (1) with a U-shaped profile with a base (9) and a perimeter wall (7) wherein the outside of the body is coated with a layer of an elastic material (5) and wherein the base is provided with a continuous convex ridge (12) adjacent the perimeter wall.

The disclosure relates to a crown cap for attachment to a mouth opening of a container body comprising fibers, and for closing the mouth opening by means of the crown cap. The disclosure further relates to a container with a container body comprising fibers and having a mouth opening and with a crown cap, wherein in a closure position the crown cap is attached to the mouth opening and closes the container body. In addition, the disclosure relates to a container body comprising fibers with a mouth opening that can be closed with a crown cap. The disclosure further relates to a method for arranging a crown cap on a container body comprising fibers, wherein the method comprises holding the container body and attaching the crown cap to the mouth opening, and to a device for arranging a crown cap on a container body comprising fibers.

The present utility model related to a structural arrangement applied to a bottle cap, belonging to the technical sector of general packaging accessories, and specifically to a cap for bottles containing beverages, such as beer, water, soft drinks or any other beverage that is packaged in a bottle, that provides very advantageous practical, safe and functional results. The present utility model patent comprises a metal cap (1) provided with an L-shaped lever/handle (2) in which the smaller segment (21) and the extremity of the larger segment (22), which is close to the vertex, are attached to the upper face and to the peripheral wall of the cap (1) by welding, gluing, pinning or any other attachment means, the lightly grooved vertical larger segment (22) forming the handle having a ring-pull (23) at the extremity of same. Optionally, according to FIGS. 1.6 and 1.8, the extremity of the larger segment (22), which is close to the vertex, is formed around the peripheral wall of the cap (1), forming a corrugated area with the same relief/molded system present in the cap (24).

The present utility model related to a structural arrangement applied to a bottle cap, belonging to the technical sector of general packaging accessories, and specifically to a cap for bottles containing beverages, such as beer, water, soft drinks or any other beverage that is packaged in a bottle, that provides very advantageous practical, safe and functional results. The present utility model patent comprises a metal cap (1) provided with an L-shaped lever/handle (2) in which the smaller segment (21) and the extremity of the larger segment (22), which is close to the vertex, are attached to the upper face and to the peripheral wall of the cap (1) by welding, gluing, pinning or any other attachment means, the lightly grooved vertical larger segment (22) forming the handle having a ring-pull (23) at the extremity of same. Optionally, according to FIGS. 1.6 and 1.8, the extremity of the larger segment (22), which is close to the vertex, is formed around the peripheral wall of the cap (1), forming a corrugated area with the same relief/molded system present in the cap (24).

Disclosed is a metal bottle seal that is disposed on the curl of the metal bottle. The bottle seal may be held in place by crimping of the curl. In addition, adhesive may be used to hold the bottle seal on the curl. Adhesives can be used that fill discontinuities that may exist in the curl as a result of substantial drawing and ironing of the metal. Further, the metal bottle seal can be made of a material or laminated with a material that is soft enough to fill the discontinuities. The seal can be preformed as a continuous annulus for easy application to the top of the metal bottle. The metal bottle seal can also be used in conjunction with a cap seal to ensure an adequate and reliable seal.