Package Closure Design is a packaging engineering construct that specifies the structural and functional characteristics of a package’s opening and resealing mechanism, distinguishing it from other packaging components by its focused role in enabling secure containment, controlled access, and user-centered interaction during product use.
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The use of uncertainty analysis for the design of container closures
Alaster Yoxall, Joe Langley, R. Janson et al. · Packaging Technology and Science · 2006 · 15 citations
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Tokyo Institute of Technology
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University of Sheffield
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