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AbstractA parallelepipedic packing container of the type which is provided with a sealing fin which extends over the upper end wall of the packing container as well as over triangular, double-walled lugs adjoining this end wall. The sealing fin comprises a narrow sealing zone on the outer edge of the fin and a tearing perforation on the base line of the fin, the tearing perforation extending from the tip of one triangular lug to a point on the end wall of the packing container. The sealing fin is unsealed in the area between the narrow sealing zone and the tearing perforation, and moreover a corresponding sealing fin arranged at the base of the packing container is appreciably narrower than the sealing fin wherein the tearing perforation is arranged. | InventorAssigneeApplicationNo. 06/105915 filed on 12/21/1979US Classes:229/216Pour spout formed by tearing a sealing finExaminersPrimary: Marcus, StephenAttorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent References2385897, 3232514, 3717244, 3797726, 4088260, Parallelepipedic packing container together with a method for its manufactureIssued on: 05/09/1978 Inventor: Stark, et al.4248351Packaging container with a pouring spout Issued on: 02/03/1981 Inventor: Berg International ClassesB65D 5/06 (20060101)B65D 5/02 (20060101) Foreign Application Priority Data1979-01-15 SE |