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Can lid and can container equipped with the same

US-9010561-B2

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a can lid allowing for a tab to be pulled up in an appropriate manner without inducing tab turning and also to provide a can container equipped with the same can lid, and provided is a can lid 1 comprising a can lid body 3 having an opening region 5 to be open upon being opened and a tab 9 fixed to the can lid body 3 , in which the tab 9 comprises a pull-up section 9 a on which a user's finger is hooked in his/her opening action, and the can lid body 3 comprises a guide section 10 a for guiding the user's finger to a center of the pull-up section 9 a.

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