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A pressed paperboard container (10) is formed having a bottom wall (11), an upturned side wall (12, and an overturned rim (13) extending from the side wall which is denser and thinner than the rest of the container. The container is formed by pressing a flat circular blank (27) between upper and low

A pressed paperboard container (10) is formed having a bottom wall (11), an upturned side wall (12, and an overturned rim (13) extending from the side wall which is denser and thinner than the rest of the container. The container is formed by pressing a flat circular blank (27) between upper and lower dies (25, 26) having die surfaces (31, 32, 38, 39, 40) which shape the blank into proper form, and the surfaces of the dies (25, 26) at the rim area (13) of the container are shaped to exert extremely high compressive stresses on the rim, particularly at the folded areas (20) formed in the rim during initial shaping of the container. The high compressive stresses applied to the rim area, along with proper moisture levels maintained in the paperboard and the heating of the paperboard by the heated dies, causes the paperboard in the rim area to deform plastically, densify, and fill in voids created as the blank was pressed into the container form. The integral, dense rim is a rigid structure which provides resistance to bending to the entire container.

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In a paperboard container, integrally press-formed from a paperboard blank to include a bottom wall, an upturned side wall extending from the periphery of the bottom wall and a rim outwardly extending from the periphery of the side wall, the improvement comprising: a plurality of circumferentially-s

In a paperboard container, integrally press-formed from a paperboard blank to include a bottom wall, an upturned side wall extending from the periphery of the bottom wall and a rim outwardly extending from the periphery of the side wall, the improvement comprising: a plurality of circumferentially-spaced densified regions radially extending through annular portions of said rim, said densified regions including at least three layers of paperboard reformed into substantially integrated fibrous structures generally inseparable into their constituent layers and having a thickness generally equal to circumferentially adjacent areas of said rim.