Lids for beverage containers
AssigneeJRAP Inc.
InventorsJoshua Isaac Nielsen Resnikoff, Aaron Brooks Panone
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Abstract
The invention relates to lids for beverage containers and related methods, for example, a lid to fit within the screw on compression assembly found on standard canning jars to adapt the container to improve a user's ability to consume liquids directly from the vessel. Lids according to certain embodiments of the invention can be used with a wide range of containers like jars, so that the containers can be conveniently used to consume a beverage while avoiding spilling and facilitating extended use and recycling of the containers.
Claims7
A lid comprising a bottom surface and a protrusion, wherein said lid has a circular shape;
- wherein said lid has a diameter of 66 to 74 millimeter or a diameter of 82 to 90 millimeter;
- wherein said lid is made of a BPA-free and thermoplastic material;
- wherein said lid can fit within a screw-on ring for a Mason jar;
- wherein the bottom surface can travel the circumference of the opening of said Mason jar for sealing of the contact area between the lid and the Mason jar when the lid is attached to the Mason jar with the screw-on ring;
- wherein the height of the protrusion is up to 5 centimeters, and wherein the protrusion defines a top surface of the lid that extends at a non-parallel angle away from the bottom surface of the lid;
- wherein said lid comprises a hole for removal of liquid from said Mason jar, the hole defining a diameter along its longest axis of at least 0.8 centimeters, and the lid further comprising a venting hole distinct from the hole for removal of liquid;
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- wherein said lid does not include a downward concentric extrusion on the outside of said Mason jar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.