Anti-spurt device
OwnerPablo Ibañez Razolainventor
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Abstract
An anti-spurt device, for application in a closure of a container with a cap and a ring with teeth for cutting a sealing membrane. The anti-spurt device may comprise a tube that automatically unfolds from a folded position and may be connected with the cutting ring. In the folded or loaded position, the tube may be outside of the sealing membrane and with the breakage of the membrane, it may be inserted and automatically unfolded in the inside of the container. In a second main embodiment, the need for a cutting ring and membrane may be eliminated, and the tube may be installed on a carriage held by a hook that is released with the opening of the cap.
Claims24
Anti-spurt device in a closure of a container formed by a cap threaded onto a nozzle, comprising:
- a cutting ring with teeth on the lower part and a sealing membrane, in such a way that the first rotation of the cap drives the cutting ring to break the membrane, and where the closure contains a tube, with a vertical segment parallel to the axis of the nozzle topped by an aspiration opening and a horizontal segment with an expulsion opening for the air on its free end, connected to one or more arms for engaging with the cutting ring for its simultaneous descent, the tube is automatically unfolded and is folded prior to the breakage of the membrane.
Anti-spurt device for application in a container closure formed by a cap threaded onto a nozzle, comprising:
- where the closure contains a tube, with a vertical segment parallel to the axis of the nozzle topped by an aspiration opening and a horizontal segment with an expulsion opening for air at the free end, the tube is automatically unfolded from a position of closure in which it is folded and is conveyed by a carriage that moves along guides connected to the inner face of the nozzle and the carriage comprises a hook fixed by its upper end to a notch of a grip fused to the nozzle, so that the act of rotating the cap releases the hook.
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