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US 2015/0210448 A1Published application
Fitment for a Container
AssigneeOwens-Brockway Glass Container Inc.
InventorsDouglas Laib, Jessica Rose Bryant
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Abstract
A product includes a container including a neck, and a fitment having a portion coupled to the neck of the container via an interference fit.
Claims16
A product that includes:
- a glass container including a neck having an interior passage including a through bore, a counterbore, and an internal step between the throughbore and counterbore;
- and
- a fitment coupled to the neck of the container in the counterbore thereof via an interference fit between the container neck and a metal outer wall of the fitment, wherein the interference fit non-removably secures the fitment to the container to render the product tamper-evident, and wherein an interior axial end of the fitment is axially located against the internal step in the container and an outer axial end of the fitment extends axially out the container axially beyond a lip of the container to form an anti-drip feature.
A product that includes:
- a container including a neck;
- and
- a fitment coupled to the neck of the container via an interference fit, wherein the neck includes an interior passage including a through bore and a counterbore in which the fitment is positioned, wherein the interior passage also includes a step between the through bore and the counterbore and against which the fitment is axially located in the container.
A product that includes:
- a container including a neck;
- and
- a fitment coupled to the neck of the container via an interference fit,
- wherein the fitment includes an outer wall of the fitment having an exterior circumferential surface, an interior circumferential surface, and a tapered surface between the circumferential surfaces at an interior end of the fitment.
1 more element
A product comprising a container with an inside, a fitment interference fit inside the container, wherein the fitment includes an outer wall and indicia carried by the outer wall so that the indicia are positioned on the inside of the container but are visible therethrough.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.