Closing cap for a container
OwnerUdo Suffainventor
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Abstract
Closure cap (1), produced by a plastics injection molding process, for a container (5) such as a bottle, has a closure lower part (2) and a closure cover (3) joined integrally to it by way of a hinged joint. The cover (3) pivots by a hinge (8) and latches in place in an open state to a closure lower part back wall (12). A latching projection (26) also is formed on this wall. A latching edge (27) on the closure cover (3), which latching edge, in the latching state, is overrun by the latching edge (27), is positioned to engage beneath the latching projection (26). An extension of the latching projection (26) intersects a vertical (V-V) through the hinge axis. The latching projection (26) is formed so as to yield during an overrunning in the pivoting direction.
Claims14
1-13. (canceled)
Closure cap (1), suitable for production by a plastics injection molding process, for a container (5) including a bottle, the closure cap comprising a closure lower part (2) and a closure cover (3) which are joined integrally by a joint having a hinge, the closure cover (3) being pivotable by the hinge (8) and being latched in place in an open state to a back wall (12) of the closure lower part (2);
- wherein the closure cap further comprises a latching projection (26) formed on the back wall, and a latching edge (27) located on the closure cover (3);
- wherein the latching protection (26), in a latching state, is overrun by the latching edge (27), and the latching edge (27) is positioned such that it engages beneath the latching projection (26);
- wherein an extension of the latching projection (26), in the direction of its protrusion (z), as seen in cross section, intersects a vertical (V-V) through the hinge axis (x-x) below the hinge axis (x-x);
- and wherein the latching projection (26) is formed so as to yield during the overrunning in the pivoting direction (arrow y) of the latching edge (27) of the closure cover (3).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.