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Container closure cap

  • US 4,359,166 A
  • Filed: 10/24/1980
  • Issued: 11/16/1982
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/07/1979
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A closure cap adapted for closing a bottle or similar container having a neck and a dispensing opening, a neck end surface surrounding the dispensing opening and a mouth bead located below the neck end surface and a constricted portion at its underside, comprising:

  • a claw cap intended to lie above the dispensing opening of the bottle and adapted to cover such bottle dispensing opening at least at its outer region;

    said claw cap having a roof wall;

    said roof wall being provided with a number of arm members adapted to extend past the mouth bead;

    said arm members being provided with claws which are adapted to lie in the constricted portion of the bottle;

    a ring member supported by said claw cap and having engagement portions;

    said ring member, in a closed position of the closure cap when seated upon the bottle, pressing the arm members and claws firmly against the mouth bead such that the closure cap is firmly connected with the mouth bead;

    said ring member being connected in one-piece with the roof wall of the claw cap by means of webs at said engagement portions which are located below an inner circumference of said ring member;

    said engagement portions, with the closure cap mounted upon the bottle neck, being adapted to firmly press the claws into said constricted portion at an underside of the mouth bead;

    said ring member possesses the same number of engagement portions as the closure cap possesses arm members and claws;

    said engagement portions, in the unmounted condition of the closure cap when it is still in one-piece and when viewed from above, being arranged on the same respective radius of a circle as the related arm member and claw; and

    said arm members and claws of the claw cap and said engagement portions of the ring member are uniformly distributed over the circumference of the closure cap and form therebetween free spaces which have a length at least as long as the engagement portions are wide.

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