A can comprises a metal can body and a metal lid. The can body has an edge defining a top opening into the body, and an inwardly directed bead (22) extending around the body adjacent to the top opening. The bead defines an upwardly facing sealing surface (25) and an inwardly facing surface (26). The lid has a centre panel (30), a wall (32) surrounding the centre panel, and an outwardly directed curl (34) at the top of the wall. The curl defines a peripherally extending channel (35) having an opening therein, and sealing compound (36) is located within the channel and projects through the opening. The can body and the lid are dimensioned to allow the lid to be press-fitted into the can body, so that an outwardly facing surface of the wall opposes the inwardly facing sealing surface of the bead, whilst the sealing compound is in sealing engagement with the upwardly facing sealing surface of the bead.

To provide a can container to achieve a higher pressure resistance strength by improving the shape of the bottom part of the can container. The can container includes a can barrel and a can bottom, the can bottom provided with, in a center thereof, a dome part concaved toward the inside of the can container along the can axis direction, and an annular convex part projecting toward the outside of the can container to shape an annular support part in an outer periphery of the dome part, wherein an inner peripheral surface extending from the support part of the annular convex part to an outer peripheral edge part of the dome part includes a recessed part where the outer peripheral edge part of the dome part is positioned in a direction of being farther away from the can axis than an innermost part of the inner peripheral surface.

To provide a can container to achieve a higher pressure resistance strength by improving the shape of the bottom part of the can container. The can container includes a can barrel and a can bottom, the can bottom provided with, in a center thereof, a dome part concaved toward the inside of the can container along the can axis direction, and an annular convex part projecting toward the outside of the can container to shape an annular support part in an outer periphery of the dome part, wherein an inner peripheral surface extending from the support part of the annular convex part to an outer peripheral edge part of the dome part includes a recessed part where the outer peripheral edge part of the dome part is positioned in a direction of being farther away from the can axis than an innermost part of the inner peripheral surface.

A method for manufacturing a beverage use can, which is provided with a cylindrical part with one end portion and the other end portion, a bottom part positioned at the one end portion of the cylindrical part, the bottom part having an outer circumferential surface with an outer diameter gradually increasing with a move toward the other end portion of the cylindrical part, includes a protection layer forming process applying ink to the outer circumferential surface of the bottom part to form a protection layer on the outer circumferential surface.

A method for manufacturing a beverage use can, which is provided with a cylindrical part with one end portion and the other end portion, a bottom part positioned at the one end portion of the cylindrical part, the bottom part having an outer circumferential surface with an outer diameter gradually increasing with a move toward the other end portion of the cylindrical part, includes a protection layer forming process applying ink to the outer circumferential surface of the bottom part to form a protection layer on the outer circumferential surface.

An urging member configured to constitute a base for a can, comprising a peripheral edge, at which the urging member is to be connected to a side wall of a can at one end thereof to form a semi-fabricated can; an urgeable area surrounding having a normal state in which at least a central part of the area is outwardly convexly curved; and a pattern of elements formed in the urging member and located between the peripheral edge and a central axis thereof. The elements comprise at least one strengthening rib extending along the peripheral edge and protruding in the outward direction of the urging member, and urgeability-providing elements located between the central axis and the at least one strengthening rib. The urgeability-providing elements are angularly spaced from each other about the central axis, being radially spaced from the strengthening rib and being configured to provide the urgeable area with the ability to be repeatably elastically displaceable in an inward direction, upon the manual application of an urging force to the urgeable area by at least one finger of a user, thereby changing the state of the urgeable area from a normal state in which the central portion of the area is disposed at a first location with respect to the reference plane, to a deformed state in which the central portion is disposed at a second location spaced from the reference plane to a greater distance than in the normal state; and in the outward direction upon release of the urging force, thereby changing the state of the urgeable area from the deformed state to the normal state.

A coating composition includes: (a) 60 to 90 percent by weight of an active hydrogen-containing polyester having a number average molecular weight of at least 23,000, an acid value below 5 and a hydroxyl value below 10, (b) 0.1 to 10 percent by weight of a polyanhydride, and (c) 5 to 30 percent by weight of a curing agent reactive with the active hydrogens associated with (a) and (b), the percentages being based on weight of resin solids of the coating composition, where the reaction product of the coating composition forms a single coating without including a thermoplastic polymer. The coating composition is useful in coating food and beverage containers, particularly 2-piece cans formed by drawing and redrawing (DRD).

A fully automatic inductive sample-collecting bucket capable of storing sample information includes a bucket, and a bucket cover snap-fitted to an upper end of the bucket. A bucket cover cavity is formed in the bucket cover. A locking mechanism, and a control mechanism for driving the locking mechanism to act are integrated in the bucket cover cavity. An integrated circuit (IC) card inductive control assembly is integrated in the bucket cover. The bucket is provided with a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip. The IC card inductive control assembly is configured to identify IC card unlocking information of an external grip for cover opening work and to drive the control mechanism to work to control an action of the locking mechanism. The sample-collecting bucket integrates an RFID card capable of carrying sample coding information, and can realize the automatic cover-sealing and cover-opening function under the identification and control of the controller.

A fully automatic inductive sample-collecting bucket capable of storing sample information includes a bucket, and a bucket cover snap-fitted to an upper end of the bucket. A bucket cover cavity is formed in the bucket cover. A locking mechanism, and a control mechanism for driving the locking mechanism to act are integrated in the bucket cover cavity. An integrated circuit (IC) card inductive control assembly is integrated in the bucket cover. The bucket is provided with a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip. The IC card inductive control assembly is configured to identify IC card unlocking information of an external grip for cover opening work and to drive the control mechanism to work to control an action of the locking mechanism. The sample-collecting bucket integrates an RFID card capable of carrying sample coding information, and can realize the automatic cover-sealing and cover-opening function under the identification and control of the controller.

A forkliftable drum for the transportation and storage of materials is disclosed herein. The drum is comprised of a top ring having a series of forklift pockets arranged around the circumference to allow lifting and transporting of the drum by a forklift. Two or more drums may be connected by means of straps or threaded fasteners to create a bundle which can be transported without pallets. Drums of varying capacities may be provided which have the same diameter, allowing different capacity drums to be integrated into a single bundle.