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The TEN cap is a plastic cap for use
in PET bottles, and it has an excellent tamper evidence
function that shows if the cap has been tampered with.
It has a band and packing structure developed originally
by Nihon Yamamura Glass. When the process of opening
the bottle starts, the mechanical band is cut and outside
air enters the bottle. In fact, the outside air enters
the bottle after the mechanical band breaks off completely.
This band and packing structure make it possible to
verify that the bottle has been opened, so bottle tampering
can be immediately discovered, which has proven to be
very effective for preventing tampering in stores. The
packing uses polyethylene, which does not have any artificial
coloring or lubricant added to it and does not affect
the smell or taste of the contents. The packing is also
recyclable. |
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Stable Tampering Evidence
Indicator
Currently caps for 28 diameter beverages used domestically
have a tampering evidence indicator that works by the
cutting of a bridge.
A special feature of the TEN Cap is to prevent tampering
by always breaking the bridge and starting a leak when
the cap is opened.
The TEN-PH5RT CAP consists of two parts such as a shell
and packing, which we originally designed and developed.
The packing has an inner ring, which forms a stable
sealing by direct contacting to the inside and top of
the bottle mouth. When the process of opening the bottle
starts, the packing is fixed to the bottle mouth, and
then lifted up by a screw on the top of the shell. This
mechanism causes a leak to begin after the bridge-break,
when the LB angle is positive. |
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The LB angle
is L (the leak angle) minus B (the bridge-break
angle). When it is greater than zero, then
protection against tampering is ensured. |
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The packing that touches the liquid
has an additive free polyethylene, so it has no harmful
effect on the flavor. |
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The flap structure uses a design that
we originally developed, which makes possible a stable
bridge-break when the bottle is opened. The design also
makes it easy for capping and is flexibly applicable
to capping any bottle when the bottle is capped. |
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Nihon Yamamura Glass has licensed
the cap band to more than 30 companies in 18 countries,
and has licensed the cap itself to Chinese, Taiwanese,
and Korean companies. |
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