Container closure assembly
AssigneeElddir Limited
InventorRichard Harlow
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InventorRichard Harlow
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A container closure assembly comprising: a container neck (10); a cap (6) adapted to removably engage with the container neck (10), the cap (6) arranged to close an opening (12) of the container neck (10) when engaged therewith; one or more movable elements (14a, 14b, 14c), the movable elements arranged to provide a selective engagement between the container neck (10) and the cap (6). The one or more movable elements (14a, 14b, 14c) have one or more graphical indicia (16) thereon to form at least part of at least one decoy pattern. The one or more movable elements (Mas, 14b, 14c) have a locked configuration in which the cap (6) is engaged with the container neck (10) and the decoy pattern is complete. The one or more movable elements (14sa, 14b, 14c) have an unlocked configuration in which the cap (6) is disengaged from the container neck (10) and the decoy pattern is not complete. A container comprising the container closure assembly, a cap for a container, a container comprising the cap and a storage vessel are also disclosed.
A container closure assembly comprising:
A cap for a container, the cap being adapted to removably engage with a container neck of the container to close an opening of the container neck when engaged therewith, wherein the cap comprises one or more movable elements, the movable elements arranged to provide a selective engagement between the container neck and the cap, and wherein:
A storage vessel comprising a storage chamber and a container neck formed integrally with the storage chamber or fixedly attached thereto, the container neck adapted to removably engage with a cap to close an opening of the container neck when engaged therewith, wherein the container neck comprises one or more movable elements, the movable elements arranged to provide a selective engagement between the container neck and the cap, and wherein:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.