A sheet metal lid has a rim portion removably secured to a container and includes a vent button having a top wall portion surrounded by a side wall portion and an outwardly projecting flange portion. A portion of the button has an arcuate shear line extending substantially into or through the sheet metal, and the sheet metal is flattened or compressed at the shear line to form positively connected opposing sheet metal portions. A resilient sealant material is bonded to the inner surface of the vent button, and the opposing sheet metal portions and the sealant material form a small gap for releasing a vacuum or pressure from the container in response to downward pressure on the top wall portion of the vent button.

A sheet metal lid has a rim portion removably secured and sealed to a container and the lid includes a vent button having a top wall portion surrounded by a side wall portion and an outwardly projecting flange portion. The flange portion of the button has a short arcuate score or shear line extending substantially into the sheet metal, and additional score lines extend into the flange portion at lesser depths to protect a coating on the inner surface of the lid. A resilient sealant material may be bonded to the inner surface of the vent button, and the opposing sheet metal portions of the score line form a small gap for releasing a vacuum or pressure from the container in response to a controlled downward pressure on the top wall portion of the vent button.

The present invention relates to a container including a container body with a removable tray wherein the container can house at least two materials that must be kept separate until use. The container also may have upwardly extending fingers in the removable tray for securing a material.

There is provided a container lid (2) configured as follows: Even if radially outward or upward movement and radially inward or downward movement of a grip piece (6) and a connecting piece (12) of a shell (4) are repeatedly performed when the container lid mounted on a mouth-neck section (32) of a container is to be removed from the mouth-neck section, the connecting piece is sufficiently reliably prevented from being broken at a boundary between a portion of the connecting piece of the shell surrounded by a connecting section (26) of the grip piece and a portion thereof not surrounded by the connecting section of the grip piece.

The grip piece is provided with an extension section (30) extending out upwardly from the upper end of an inner surface of the connecting section along an inner peripheral surface of a skirt wall (10). In a state where the container lid has been fitted onto the mouth-neck section, an upper end part of the extension section of the grip piece is located opposite an outer peripheral surface of a locking projection (34) of the mouth-neck section. In a state where a lower end part of the skirt wall has been deformed radially inwardly, the upper end part of the extension section of the grip piece is sandwiched between the inner peripheral surface of the skirt wall and the outer peripheral surface of the locking projection.

In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, there is provided an improved disposable aluminum lids configured to have a slight tapering between the raised ridge and the downwardly extending skirt, and further configured to have a rolled lip formed around the entire periphery of the downwardly extending skirt, which includes both the sides and the corners of the improved disposable aluminum lid. The improved disposable aluminum lid is manufactured to prevent cuts and injury to the consumer and allow for proper nested of multiple lids for shipping and storage.

In accordance with one embodiment of the invention, there is provided an improved disposable aluminum lids configured for use with a pan. The lid has a continuously rolled lip around a skirt that when placed on the pan is bent to secure the two together. The rolled lip around the entire periphery of the skirt includes both the sides and the corners of the improved disposable aluminum lid. This significantly reduces the possibility of cuts and injuries to the user with securing the lid to the pan or removing it therefrom.

The present invention relates to a container including a container body with a removable tray wherein the container can house at least two materials that must be kept separate until use. The container also may have upwardly extending fingers in the removable tray for securing a material.

The present invention introduces an Insulated Stainless-Steel Lunchbox designed to revolutionize the way meals are stored and transported for school-aged children and environmentally conscious adults. This lunchbox combines advanced thermal insulation technology with eco-friendly materials and user-friendly features. The lunchbox features a double-layered construction of food-grade stainless steel, housing Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs) or similar insulating materials, that ensure exceptional temperature control, maintaining the desired temperature of food items for extended periods. Available in medium and large sizes, it caters to the diverse needs of users. The lid of the lunchbox, also constructed from stainless steel with integrated VIPs, boasts a recessed area for customizable artwork and a leak-proof sealing mechanism. A secure handle and locking mechanism enhance convenience and reliability, making it an ideal choice for daily use. The interior of the lunchbox is intelligently designed with customizable compartments, accommodating various food items and maintaining organization. Sealable lids and robust materials ensure the safety and freshness of food items. This eco-friendly lunchbox eliminates the need for disposable plastic containers, aligning with sustainability principles and reducing environmental impact. Its durable construction, retro aesthetic, and focus on food safety make it an appealing choice for users of all ages, promoting a responsible and stylish approach to meal storage and transport.

An airflow cooling lid for hot beverage containers enables the user to cool down the beverage in the container by blowing outside air across the surface of the beverage without removal of the lid. The airflow cooling lid includes a circular cover snuggly placed over a hot beverage container having a mounting rim, a surface portion, a sipping portal in form of an opening for consuming the beverage, an airflow opening to be used as either the intake or exhaust portal for the air drawn over the surface of the beverage, and a pinhole vent opening for allowing outside air into the container and pressure release in the event both portals are plugged. The airflow portal is angled outward to allow the exhaust air to flow away from the face when blowing through either portal.

A double-walled insulated container including an outer member being formed of a metal material and comprising a substantially tubular sidewall having a first end to engage a first lid assembly and a second end comprising a recess to receive therein a second lid assembly, an inner member being formed of a metal material and including a substantially annular sidewall defining a receptacle having a first end and a second end, and a ledge formed in the sidewall between the first end and the second end and extending completely around and from the sidewall into the receptacle to define an upper portion of the receptacle to receive a beverage container supported by the ledge and a lower portion of the receptacle to receive a thermal transfer material, and an insulating member being formed of a metal material and disposed in an annular space defined between the sidewalls of the outer and inner members.