Opening/closing and vaporizing mechanism for a bottle, for example of perfume, and such a bottle
AssigneeComptoir Nouveau de la Parfumerie
InventorsNicolas Marc, Laurent Penalva, David Petit
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AssigneeComptoir Nouveau de la Parfumerie
InventorsNicolas Marc, Laurent Penalva, David Petit
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The invention relates to an opening/closing and vaporizing mechanism for a bottle including a collar (6) connected on the bottle by a rotational movement, a push button (8) mounted movable in translation, and a sleeve (7) mechanically connected to the collar and mounted movable in translation, with the mechanism which is configured such that, in a first position known as the upper position of the sleeve, at least one complementary stop and guide notch (18) is sandwiched between at least one stop notch (40) and at least one retaining notch (39) such that the sleeve is maintained in its upper position with the push button inaccessible, whilst in a second position known as the lower position of the sleeve, the at least one complementary stop and guide notch is at a distance from the at least one stop notch having been urged against the at least one retaining notch such that the push button is accessible.
Opening/closing and vaporizing mechanism for a bottle, including a vaporization pump (9) configured to be partially inserted into the bottle (1), a push button (8) connected to the vaporization pump and configured to operate it, characterised in that it includes a collar (6) configured to be connected on the bottle by a rotational movement of the collar relative to the bottle, with the push button which is mounted movable in translation above and relative to the collar, and a sleeve (7) mechanically connected to the collar and mounted movable in translation around and relative to the collar and to the push button, between a first position, known as the upper position, in which the push button is inaccessible and a second position, known as the lower position, in which the push button is accessible and can be operated by a user;
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