Safely SIP TM anti-cut seal
OwnerJared Cory Laneinventor
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Abstract
A safety seal for use with a container is described. The container includes a top lid having a channel defined around a portion of a scored flap. A pull-tab engages the flap and enables opening of the flap and creating an open lip within the top lid. The safety seal is an arcuate seal member received within the arcuate channel to seal the container interior volume. The arcuate seal member is C-shaped and has a top surface and a bottom surface defining a first thickness, and a first edge and a second edge defining a first width. The first edge defines a first channel that receives a portion of the top lid therein. The second edge defines a second channel that receives a portion of the flap therein. Also, one or both of the top surface and bottom surface may include a respective furrow defined therein.
Claims5
A beverage container comprising:
- a) a closed bottom, a continuous sidewall and a top lid, all defining a container interior volume, wherein the top lid includes an arcuate channel defined therein and a scored flap adjacent to the arcuate channel;
- b) an arcuate seal member dimensioned to be received within the arcuate channel to thereby seal said container interior volume;
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- c) a pull-tab mounted on the top lid proximate the scored flap and adapted to engage the scored flap and create an open lip within the top lid to thereby provide access to the container interior volume, wherein the arcuate seal member is disposed on the open lip, and wherein the scored flap is removed from the arcuate seal member and pushed into the container interior volume.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.