Pressure resisting plastic bottle

Claim 1

A pressure resisting plastic bottle having a neck portion, a body portion and a bottom portion integrally formed of polyethylene terephthalate and comprising a bottom wall portion biaxially molecular-oriented together with a body wall portion, an inwardly inclined outer peripheral wall portion at the bottom of said body wall portion, an inner peripheral wall portion turned back from the lower end of said outer peripheral wall portion toward the inside and a bottom wall central portion in the form of a convex curved surface formed continuous to the upper portion of the inner peripheral wall portion, said outer peripheral wall portion being disposed with respect to the vertical at an angle within the range of 6 to 30 degrees, said inner peripheral wall portion being disposed with respect to the vertical at an angle within the range of 5 to 7 degrees, and the diameter d of an annular portion of said bottle in contact with ground and connecting the lower ends of inner and outer peripheral wall portions and the maximum diameter D of the bottle body portion are related by d/D being in the range of 0.55 to 0.80, the improvement wherein said annular portion in contact with ground includes a curved outer corner extending to the outer peripheral wall portion and a curved inner corner extending to the inner peripheral wall portion, a curved additional corner at the juncture between the inner peripheral wall portion and the bottom wall central portion, the outer corner and the additional corner each having a greater radius of curvature than the inner corner, the wall thickness t 2 of the inner peripheral wall portion being greater than the wall thickness t 1 of the outer peripheral wall portion and the wall thickness t 3 of the bottom wall central portion being greater than the wall thickness t 2 , and the weight of the bottom portion internally of the annular portion in contact with ground being in the range of about 14.5% to 16.0% of the weight of the bottle.