Receiver Supported By Supply Container Patents (Class 141/380)
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Patent number: 10604312Abstract: An over-cap device for use with containers having caps. The over-cap device includes an outer wall, a cap engagement wall, and a spacing wall. The cap engagement wall may non-releasably engage an outer surface of the cap and the spacing wall may engage a top surface of the cap. The cap may releasably engage a container.Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2016Date of Patent: March 31, 2020Assignee: PepsiCo, Inc.Inventors: Laura Dellevigne, Martin Antoine Mathelier, Thierry Jean Robert Fabozzi, Shari Lee Morse
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Patent number: 10421594Abstract: In a package having a dosing spoon for removing a filling material from the package, a container of the package is sealed with a peel-off lid that has a peel-off lid ring and a peel-off film. A leveling bar is provided that may be attached to the edge of the peel-off lid ring after the peel-off film has been removed. The leveling bar may be present in the package especially in combination with the dosing spoon, so that after the package is opened the leveling bar may be detached from the dosing spoon and may be attached to the edge of the peel-off lid ring.Type: GrantFiled: August 22, 2016Date of Patent: September 24, 2019Assignee: SOUDRONIC AGInventor: François Chevalley
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Patent number: 8950447Abstract: The invention relates to a packaging and dispensing device for a liquid or semi-liquid product, including: a movable spray head including at least one container supplying an outlet member; and at least one stationary base including a second container which can be connected to the above-mentioned first container via coupling element so that the product can be transferred from the second container in the base to the first container in the movable spray head in order for at least the product in the movable spray head to be refilled. The invention is characterized in that a miniature electric pump, known as a transfer pump, powered by an electrical power supply element and controlled by a control element, is disposed between the first and second containers to allow the product to be conveyed through the coupling element.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2010Date of Patent: February 10, 2015Assignees: Maitrise et Innovation, ABN ConceptInventors: Daniel De Rosa, Bruno Lablaine
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Publication number: 20080308183Abstract: One embodiment of a satellite dosing system as disclosed includes a closure that is attached to a container in combination with a dosing module that is removable from the remainder of the closure for the dispensing of a volume of liquid product at the point of use.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2008Publication date: December 18, 2008Inventor: Brian R. Law
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Publication number: 20080277022Abstract: A method for compacting a surface of a wooden workpiece (1), wherein the addition of a foreign material is to be avoided, is characterized in that the surface (17) of the wooden workpiece (1)—while preventing the entry of oxygen—is heated in at least partial areas by supplying energy to the surface (17) and under pressure until a thermoplastic adhesive substance (3) coming from the wooden workpiece (1) is formed, whereupon the surface (17) and a volume area beneath the surface (17) are compacted under application of pressure while being cooled.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2005Publication date: November 13, 2008Inventor: Dirk Harms
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Patent number: 7093741Abstract: A pressurized applicator and concentrate carriage system provides a concentrate container support having a spout guide and lock structure which permits a pump dispenser unit to operate when a spout is over a central opening and disenables pump dispenser unit operation when the spout is swung away from the main opening. The concentrate container support has several methods of installation and includes an opening with a specialized groove to provide non-vertical slip stabilization to the concentrate container. A collar adapter carries a circumferentially outwardly projecting land for interfitting with the specialized groove.Type: GrantFiled: July 14, 2005Date of Patent: August 22, 2006Inventor: Andrew Durant
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Patent number: 7007724Abstract: Portable Fluid Delivery Device used for transporting water or other fluids comprising a shaft, a reservoir, a means for holding a water bottle or other container. In a preferred embodiment, the Portable Fluid Delivery Device also comprises an optional attachment assembly in order to facilitate quick removal of the device from the article it is thereto attached for use.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 2003Date of Patent: March 7, 2006Assignee: Ourpet's Co.Inventors: Patrick Baran, Steven Tsengas, Glenn R. Godley, Konstantine S. Tsengas
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Patent number: 6675845Abstract: A method and package for controlled metered dispensing of a fluid product contained in the package having a metered dispensing system, each time the package is opened or uncapped are disclosed. By the present method and package, the maximum amount of product that can be dispensed is limited to a single metered dose after each uncapping of the package. Specifically, the metered dispensing system is configured to allow dispensing of only a single metered dose of a liquid, viscous liquid, gel, paste, or semi-solid product contained in the package and to prevent further dispensing of additional doses of product until at least one specific and deliberate step is taken that re-activates or re-engages the dispensing system. Such deliberate step is preferably one that occurs through natural use of the package, such as re-capping the open package after one single dose has been dispensed. Only after the open package has been re-capped can the next dose of product be available for dispensing.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2002Date of Patent: January 13, 2004Assignee: The Procter & Gamble CompanyInventors: Daniel William Volpenheim, Christopher Miles Miller, Christopher Lawrence Smith, William Michael Cannon, Robert Edward Stahley, Phillip Cordell Myles, Frederick James Rohman, Chow-chi Huang, Todd Mitchell Day
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Publication number: 20030234062Abstract: A can with a predetermined output quantity comprises a can body, a positioning ring, a rotatable cover, and a receiving spoon. The can body has a flange which is engagable with a trench in the rotatable cover. An interior of the can body has a plurality of grooves. A bottom of the receiving spoon is protruded with a circular buckling flange. A diameter of the circular buckling flange is slightly smaller than an inner diameter of a U shape track of the rotatable cover. Thereby, the receiving spoon is embedded into the U shape track to be confined therein. A hollow end of the receiving spoon is exactly aligned to the through hole of the rotatable cover. Thus, the height of the receiving spoon is adjustable so that the user can take a predetermined amount of powders or materials in the can conveniently.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 20, 2002Publication date: December 25, 2003Inventor: Huan Kuei Wei
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Patent number: 6568433Abstract: Portable Fluid Delivery Device used for transporting water or other fluids comprising a shaft, a reservoir, and a means for holding a water bottle or other container. In a preferred embodiment, the Portable Fluid Delivery Device also comprises an optional attachment assembly in order to facilitate quick removal of the device from the article it is thereto attached for use.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2001Date of Patent: May 27, 2003Inventors: Steven Tsengas, Glenn R. Godley, Patrick Baran
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Bottle stopper having a device for drawing up metered amounts of the liquid contained in said bottle
Patent number: 6112779Abstract: The capsule (11), which can be screwed onto the threaded neck (3) of the bottle, coaxially forms the cylinder (15) of the syringe device; an element (21) inside the capsule (11) and surrounding the cylinder (15) forms an annular leaktight seal (21A) which can be tightened onto the edge (3B) of the neck (3) and fits inside the bottle neck by means of a shaped extension piece (21B); said element (21) accommodates, via a central hole, the cylinder (15) of the syringe device and surrounds it with an annular lip (21C) which extends toward the center of the bottle so as to wipe the outer surface of the cylinder as the capsule is fitted with a safety cap (29) and a seal (33).Type: GrantFiled: November 1, 1999Date of Patent: September 5, 2000Assignee: Project s.a.s.di Massimo Menichelli & C.Inventor: Maffei Camilla -
Patent number: 5482095Abstract: This invention relates to a case for dosing accessories adapted to be adhered to a bottle. Said case comprises a front wall, a rear wall, two side walls, an open upper end and a lower end, and presents a housing adapted to receive, at least partially, a dosing accessory received via said open upper end. The housing is delimited by the front rear and side walls, which are integral with one another. The rear wall is capable of being adhered to the bottle, and is elastically deformable to fit on bottles of different curvatures.Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 1994Date of Patent: January 9, 1996Assignee: Laboratoire Suppo SterilInventor: Michel de Chollet
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Patent number: 5054656Abstract: A fluid container with a removably attached dosage dispenser receptacle in which the container is provided with a pump for pumping up fluid to the receptacle in predetermined dosages. An opening in the receptacle is aligned with the pump outlet conduit so that fluid can be pumped directly through the outlet conduit to the receptacle in predetermined amounts, and the dispenser can be detached from the container for use when required.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 1989Date of Patent: October 8, 1991Inventor: Jeffrey I. Lasner
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Patent number: 4660746Abstract: A liquid dispensing closure cap for application to a flexible wall container. The cap has a delivery tube extending downwardly into the container and upwardly in a pedestal above the cap top. A dosage cap is seated on the top of the cap. A closure lid is hinged to the pedestal for closing over the pedestal and dosage cap. A spout connects the upper end of the delivery tube to deliver liquid to the dosage cup as the container is squeezed. Closure of the lid prevents liquid delivery through the spout. The cup is removable from the cap and container for use, as where mouth wash is dispensed therein.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 1985Date of Patent: April 28, 1987Assignee: Sunbeam Plastics CorporationInventor: David M. Wright
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Patent number: 4312390Abstract: A coffee dispensing device comprising a bracket and spring retainer for securing the device adjacent the mouth of a container. Ears on the bracket secure a parti-spherical inner closure member. A dispensing cup has its mouth adjacent a central opening in the inner closure member and is moveable between loading and dispensing positions within the member. The cup is biased to the dispensing position and an outer closure member slides over and about the inner closure member in sealing engagement. A handle for the outer closure member serves as an acutator for the dispensing cup and has a push rod for moving the cup to its loading position and its dispensing position. In the loading position and with the container inverted, coffee falls beneath the cup within the inner closure member, and in the dispensing position the coffee falls from within the cup through the opening in the inner closure member and into the outer closure member.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 1980Date of Patent: January 26, 1982Inventor: Edward Plonski
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Patent number: 4274455Abstract: The device comprises a flexible, expandable hose which has a coupling at one end for mating with the toner hopper of either of a photocopy machine or a computer print-out machine, the other end of the hose having a coupling for mating with the neck of the toner canister so that toner may be loaded from the canister into the hose from outside of the machine which uses the toner, the toner canister is then removed from attachment to the hose, the hose is capped and the hose is compressed, whereby the toner is loaded into the machine with minimal spillage.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 1979Date of Patent: June 23, 1981Assignee: TBS, Inc.Inventor: Peter B. Simons
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Patent number: 4273247Abstract: A bottle closure-cup assembly for use with a bottle having a rotatably removeable cap is provided. The assembly includes a cup having an inner cylindrical collar extending from the cup base and spaced apart from the cup wall. The collar includes a plurality of inwardly facing axial ribs and a plurality of transverse retaining lugs for engaging the cap. Support fins extend between the cup wall and the collar for strengthening the assembly. When the cup is positioned on the cap, the cup and cap may be rotatably displaced as a unit to remove the cap as the cap remains by pulling the cup away from the bottle, thereby allowing the cap to be removed from the bottle separately.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 1980Date of Patent: June 16, 1981Assignee: Schenley Industries, Inc.Inventor: William L. Earls
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Patent number: 4150761Abstract: A cup for use with a bottle to cover a threaded bottle cap having a roughened outer surface is formed with a plurality of inwardly projecting ribs which force-fit into engagement with the roughened surface of the bottle cap. At least two of the ribs are formed with a projecting seat for securing over the bottle cap. When the cup is seated in position on the bottle cap, the cup and bottle cap may be rotatably displaced as a unit to unscrew the bottle cap from the bottle. The cup can be separated from the bottle cap while the bottle cap remains on the bottle by pulling the cup away from the bottle cap, thereby allowing the bottle cap to be removed separately from the bottle.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 1977Date of Patent: April 24, 1979Assignee: Schenley Industries, Inc.Inventor: Herbert Collins