Filling Device for Use With a Container
OwnerStephen Alan Smith, Timothy Joseph Backe +1inventors
InventorsStephen Alan Smith, Timothy Joseph Backe, James A. Hubbard, JR.
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Abstract
A filling device directs a flow of a substance into a container. The filling device includes a bowl, a spout connected with the bowl, and a pusher. The pusher is connected with the spout to extend below the spout. The pusher has rounded bottom corner edges and is configured to move an inner lining away from an opening of the container without tearing the inner lining when the filling device is inserted in the opening.
Claims20
A filling device for directing a flow of a substance into a container, the filling device comprising:
- a bowl;
- a spout connected with the bowl;
- and
- a pusher connected with the spout to extend below the spout, the pusher having rounded bottom corner edges and being configured to move an inner lining away from an opening of the container without tearing the inner lining when the filling device is inserted in the opening.
A filling device for directing a flow of a substance into a container, the filling device comprising:
- a bowl;
- a first fitment engaging member connected with the bowl, the first fitment engaging member having a first circumference;
- a second fitment engaging member connected with the first fitment engaging member and having a second circumference, wherein the second circumference is different than the first circumference;
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- a spout connected with the second fitment engaging member.
A filling device for directing a flow of a substance into a container, the filling device comprising:
- a bowl;
- a fitment engaging member connected with the bowl;
- and
- a spout below the fitment engaging member and including a curved pusher blade having a rounded bottom edge, the curved pusher blade being configured to push an inner lining away from an opening of the container without tearing the inner lining when the filling device is inserted in the opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.