Vacuum stopper and assembly of stopper and container
AssigneeDosen-Zentrale Zweigniederlassung der Kölner Blechwarenfabrik Züchner GmbH
InventorsDalibor Borjanin, Robert Franciscus Van Der Hulst, Rui Medeiros Santos
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Abstract
Vacuum stopper and assembly of stopper and container. There is disclosed a vacuum stopper (1) configured to be positioned into a neck (9) the neck of the bottle, the stopper comprising: a resilient shoulder (4) provided at an upper end of the elongated body (2), wherein the resilient shoulder is arranged for resting onto an upper side of the neck of the bottle; a stop ring (5) provided at an upper end of the elongated body above the resilient shoulder; a valve arranged (6) inside of the elongated body for allowing, in use, air to be sucked out of the container.
Claims21
A vacuum stopper configured to be positioned into a neck of a container for closing the container and allowing the container to be vacuumised, the vacuum stopper comprising:
- an elongated body configured to be inserted into the neck of the container;
- a resilient shoulder provided at an upper end of the elongated body, wherein the resilient shoulder is arranged for resting onto an upper side of the neck of the container;
- a stop ring provided at the upper end of the elongated body above the resilient shoulder;
- a valve arranged inside of the elongated body for allowing, in use, air to be sucked out of the container;
- wherein the elongated body further comprises at least one radially protruding flange element,
- wherein the resilient shoulder is deformable between a rest position in which the resilient shoulder is undeformed, and a working position in which the resilient shoulder is deformed, when the stopper is positioned in the neck of the container and the inside of the container has a negative pressure, and
- wherein, in the rest position, peripheral portions of the stop ring and the resilient shoulder are separated from each other, and in the working position, the peripheral portions are collapsed together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.