Abstract

A fabrication method of a mass-produced glass containers with visible light shielding using recovered post-consumer glass, the method comprising obtaining successive batches of raw material for glass manufacture, each batch including between 80% and 100% by weight of a mixture of pieces of soda-lime-silica recovered post-consumer glass with a heterogeneous chromatic composition predominantly transparent; mixing to the successive batches of raw material visible light shielding additives including at least cobalt oxide, nickel oxide, manganese oxide, chromium oxide and iron oxide; melting the successive batches of raw material and automatically manufacturing therewith the mass-produced glass containers with a glass thickness of at least 2 mm through an automatic blow molding process; automatically detecting and rejecting manufactured containers with permeability against visible light between 450 nm and 680 nm wavelength above 3% or above 1%.

IPC Classes  ?

• C03B 5/00 - Melting in furnacesFurnaces so far as specially adapted for glass manufacture
• C03B 5/173 - Apparatus for changing the composition of the molten glass in glass furnaces, e.g. for colouring the molten glass
• C03B 5/24 - Automatically regulating the melting process
• C03B 9/193 - Blowing glassProduction of hollow glass articles in gob feeder machines in "press-and-blow" machines

Goods & Services

Hasps of metal. Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use; Crystal [glassware]; Porcelain ware; Earthenware.

Goods & Services

Advertising; Business management; Business administration; Business advisory and information services; Advisory services for business management; Marketing; Business management and organization consultancy; Retailing, wholesaling and sale via global computer networks of packaging goods. Packaging of goods; Wrapping of goods; Distributing the following goods: Packaging goods; Advisory services relating to the distribution of goods. Scientific and technological services and research and design relating thereto; Industrial analysis and research services; Packaging design; Industrial design; Analysis and evaluation of product design; Design of brand names.

Abstract

The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a set of mass-produced glass containers, a raw material composition, and a set of resulting mass-produced glass containers, wherein the method comprises obtaining successive batches of raw material including, in a certain percentage of at least 80% by weight, a mixture of, for the most part, predominantly transparent pieces of recovered post-consumer glass and with a heterogeneous and variable chromatic composition in successive batches, melting the successive batches of raw material, and automatically manufacturing the set of predominantly transparent mass-produced containers with an identical shape, automatically detecting and rejecting the manufactured containers exhibiting dimensional and/or safety defects causing alterations in the shape and/or geometry of the container above predefined tolerances, ignoring the chromatic and/or aesthetic manufacturing defects, and filling all the containers from the set of non-rejected mass-produced containers with the same content and labeling with an identical label.

IPC Classes  ?

• C03B 5/00 - Melting in furnacesFurnaces so far as specially adapted for glass manufacture
• C03B 9/193 - Blowing glassProduction of hollow glass articles in gob feeder machines in "press-and-blow" machines

Abstract

A fabrication method of a mass-produced glass containers with visible light shielding using recovered post-consumer glass, the method comprising obtaining successive batches of raw material for glass manufacture, each batch including between 80% and 100% by weight of a mixture of pieces of soda-lime-silica recovered post-consumer glass with a heterogeneous chromatic composition predominantly transparent; mixing to the successive batches of raw material visible light shielding additives including at least cobalt oxide, nickel oxide, manganese oxide, chromium oxide and iron oxide; melting the successive batches of raw material and automatically manufacturing therewith the mass-produced glass containers with a glass thickness of at least 2mm through an automatic blow molding process; automatically detecting and rejecting manufactured containers with permeability against visible light between 450nm and 680nm wavelength above 3% or above 1%.

IPC Classes  ?

• C03C 4/02 - Compositions for glass with special properties for coloured glass
• C03B 5/00 - Melting in furnacesFurnaces so far as specially adapted for glass manufacture
• C03C 1/00 - Ingredients generally applicable to manufacture of glasses, glazes or vitreous enamels
• C03B 9/193 - Blowing glassProduction of hollow glass articles in gob feeder machines in "press-and-blow" machines
• C03C 3/087 - Glass compositions containing silica with 40% to 90% silica by weight containing aluminium oxide or an iron compound containing an oxide of a divalent metal containing calcium oxide, e.g. common sheet or container glass

Abstract

The invention relates to a method of manufacturing a set of mass-produced glass containers, a raw material composition, and a set of resulting mass-produced glass containers, wherein the method comprises obtaining successive batches of raw material including, in a certain percentage of at least 80% by weight, a mixture of, for the most part, predominantly transparent pieces of recovered post-consumer glass and with a heterogeneous and variable chromatic composition in successive batches, melting the successive batches of raw material, and automatically manufacturing the set of predominantly transparent mass-produced containers with an identical shape, automatically detecting and rejecting the manufactured containers exhibiting dimensional and/or safety defects causing alterations in the shape and/or geometry of the container above predefined tolerances, ignoring the chromatic and/or aesthetic manufacturing defects, and filling all the containers from the set of non-rejected mass-produced containers with the same content and labeling with an identical label.

IPC Classes  ?

• C03B 5/00 - Melting in furnacesFurnaces so far as specially adapted for glass manufacture
• C03B 9/193 - Blowing glassProduction of hollow glass articles in gob feeder machines in "press-and-blow" machines
• C03C 1/00 - Ingredients generally applicable to manufacture of glasses, glazes or vitreous enamels

Goods & Services

Hasps of metal. Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use; Crystal [glassware]; Porcelain ware; Earthenware.

Goods & Services

Hasps of metal. Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use; Crystal [glassware]; Porcelain ware; Earthenware.

Goods & Services

Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use; Crystal [glassware].

Goods & Services

Hasps of metal. Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use; Crystal [glassware]; Porcelain ware; Earthenware.

Goods & Services

Bottles; Glass flasks [containers]; Glasses [receptacles]; Containers for household or kitchen use.

Abstract

The present invention regards an anti-refill pourer, to be applied on the neck of a bottle, of the type comprising a hollow cylindrical body (2) equipped on its lower base (3) with a hole and closed on top by a cap (5) equipped with a dosing spout (6), with suitable openings (7) and with a lid. The hollow cylindrical body encloses a ball (9) floating between the hole and the lid. Such an anti-refill pourer (1) has the body (2) with an outer diameter of dimensions such as to require a pressure insertion in the mouth in the neck of the bottle, of a thickness such as to make it rigid. According to the finding it is in particular foreseen that in the cap (5) there is an embossed outer ring, which clings to the body (1) and is connected to the collar of the dosing spout (6) through an inclined circular wall. Moreover, said lid is supported through inclined radial ribs, projecting from the base of the aforementioned collar.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 49/04 - Weighted valves

Goods & Services

Advertising; Business management; Business administration; Business advisory and information services; Advisory services for business management; Marketing services; Business management and organization consultancy; Retailing, wholesaling and sale via global computer networks of packaging goods. Packaging of goods; Wrapping of goods; Packaging and delivery of goods; Advisory services relating to the distribution of goods. Scientific and technological services and research and design relating thereto; Industrial analysis and research services; Packaging design; Industrial design; Analysis and evaluation of product design; Design of brand names.