The invention relates to a method for the production of a rolled edge from an edge section (11) of a tube, wherein a flanging die is driven onto the edge section and flanges it into a roll.

At the capsule base there is a protruding rim.

The telescoping tube (3) is also disposed in the outer cup (4), but the covered segment (5) thereof extends out of said cup.

The invention is characterized in that the projecting end (Ui) of each weft yarn (Si) has a multilayered segment in the same position as the textile embodied as a fold-over edge (4).

Hasn’t any Click function – has a closed turned-over end.

The end (16) of the outer cup (4) facing away from the impact element is also connected to the covered segment (5) of the telescoping tube (3) at the flange plate (1).

The hem of the covering joined with the end of the ribs (6) with snap fasteners (9).

The internal wall of the protective skirt can be supported by the end thereof in the crimped edge of the metal beverage can.

Add some stickers by tapping on the small icon that looks like a piece of paper with the edge flipped up.

A shoe aligning and sealing formation (14) is carried on the base plate and is arranged to cooperate with the upturned edge (34) of the iron shoe.

The curved shape and the turned-over rim provide a three-dimensional effect to this drawing that rises to the top of the piece.

On October 24 in London, Sotheby's sells a charger from the Baba Nakkas period with a wide everted rim, lot 134 estimated £ 300K.

The barrel comprises a flanged edge (2) and a deformable annular seal (3) disposed between the inner lid (6) of the double-lid system and the barrel.

On the turned-up side, the “Rising Sun” symbolised the sun rising on the huge British Empire, to which Australia belonged at the time.

The skillfully carved relief, Narai Bantomsin, was once stolen and sold abroad but has now been returned and is kept at the National Museum in Bangkok.