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US 2002/0164206 A1Published application
Can detente
AssigneePrima Tech USA
InventorsKimberly Quinn, Thomas Hogan
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Abstract
A can détente for attachment to the base of a can is disclosed and claimed. The can détente facilitates attachment of a can to a can carriage and allows the application of force to the bottom of the can from an external source.
Claims3
A can détente, comprising:
- a. a circular locking disk having a circular disk body, the circular disk body having a disk thickness and defining therethrough a disk tab, the circular disk body further defining, about its periphery, a disk shoulder having a shoulder thickness greater than the disk thickness, the communication between the disk shoulder and the circular disk body defining a can seat, the disk shoulder further defining, proximal to the can seat, a seat latch;
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- b. a carriage latch having a first end and a second end, integrally formed at its first end to the circular locking disk and extending in a plane generally perpendicular to the circular locking disk, the second end of the carriage latch defining a latch hook.
A can détente, comprising:
- a. a locking disk having a disk body, the disk body having a disk thickness, the disk body further defining, about its periphery, a disk shoulder having a shoulder thickness greater than the disk thickness, the communication between the disk shoulder and the disk body defining a can seat, the disk shoulder further defining, proximal to the can seat, a seat latch;
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- b. a carriage latch having a first end and a second end, integrally formed at its first end to the locking disk and extending in a plane generally perpendicular to the locking disk, the second end of the carriage latch defining a latch hook.
A can détente, comprising:
- a. a circular locking disk having a circular disk body, the circular disk body having a disk thickness, the circular disk body further defining, about its periphery, a disk shoulder having a shoulder thickness greater than the disk thickness, the communication between the disk shoulder and the circular disk body defining a can seat, the disk shoulder further defining, proximal to the can seat, a seat latch;
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- b. a carriage latch having a first end and a second end, integrally formed at its first end to the circular locking disk and extending in a plane generally perpendicular to the circular locking disk, the second end of the carriage latch defining a latch hook.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.