Container Assembly
AssigneeJames Alexander Corporation
InventorsRichard J. May, David G. Robinson, Francesca Fazzolari, Alexander T. Davidson, Ronald M. Douros
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Abstract
A container assembly has a first container that operably houses a second container. The first container is configured to hold a first flowable substance, and the second container is configured to hold a second flowable substance. The second container is rupturable, preferably by manipulation through the first container, wherein the second flowable substance can mix with the first flowable substance to form a mixture. The first container is also rupturable to dispense the mixture therefrom.
Claims29
A container assembly comprising:
- a first container configured to hold a first flowable substance,
- the first container having a weld seam;
- a second container configured to hold a second flowable substance, the second container positioned in the first container, the second container being selectively openable;
- wherein upon opening of the second container, the second flowable substance mixes with the first flowable substance to define a mixture wherein the weld seam is rupturable, wherein the mixture is dispensable from the first container.
The container assembly of claim 2 wherein the first container is a one-piece injection molded container.
A container assembly comprising:
- a first container configured to hold a first flowable substance;
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- a second container configured to hold a second flowable substance, the second container in the form of glass ampoule operably associated with the first container, the second container surrounded by a netting.
A container assembly comprising:
- a first container configured to hold a first flowable substance;
- a second container made from glass and configured to hold a second flowable substance, the second container contained within a non-absorbent netting,
- wherein upon rupturing of the second container, the second flowable substance mixes with the first flowable substance to define a mixture, wherein the mixture is dispensable from the first container.
A container assembly comprising:
- a plastic ampoule defining a first chamber and having a membrane having a weld seam, the ampoule holding a first flowable substance;
- a glass ampoule holding a second flowable substance, the glass ampoule contained within a non-absorbent netting having a plurality of openings, the glass ampoule positioned within the first chamber,
- wherein upon rupturing the glass ampoule into glass shards, the glass shards are contained within the netting while the second flowable substance passes through the openings and mixes with the first flowable substance to define a mixture, where upon fracturing the weld seam, the mixture is dispensable from the first container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.