Container of Wipes with a Stabilising TrackPack Device
OwnerMichael John Gordoninventor
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Abstract
Referring to FIG. 1. The invention relates to a housing for a soft pack dispensing container for wipes B, the latter featuring hermetically sealed edges 10, 11 and a rigid flip top A which has a frame fixed to the dispensing container B, a frame which surrounds an aperture 7 through which wipes are extracted. The fixed frame features at least two slide rails 3, 4 enabling the dispensing container A to attach to the supports within a housing so long as at least one of the slide rails 3, 4 is of a specific geometric cross section profile that corresponds to the geometric cross section profile of its corresponding support.
Claims17
A soft pack dispensing container for wipes and housing comprising
- a housing featuring at least two longitudinal supports having a hollow or tubular channel over at least part of their length and open from at least one end, so that when considered in cross section, each support has a boundary wall that contains the hollow or tubular channel, this boundary wall having a gap in its perimeter, and
- a soft pack dispensing container for wipes featuring a rigid flip top, the rigid flip top featuring a frame fixed to the dispensing container, the fixed frame surrounds an aperture through which wipes are extracted from the dispensing container, the fixed frame featuring at least two longitudinal extensions which engage with the supports within the housing,
- each of the extensions having a geometric cross section profile such that the extension can be inserted through the open end of the support and axially translated into the hollow or tubular channel, and having a supporting stem which spaces the extension from the fixed frame, the supporting stem being accommodated by the gap in the perimeter of the boundary wall of the support,
- at least one extension comprises a longitudinal bulbous or T-shaped or widened or thickened shape upon a supporting stem which is inclined from the vertical and horizontal which engages with a corresponding hollow or tubular channel and a longitudinal gap in the support that preferentially resists displacement in response to any force which is non parallel to the direction in which the extensions are inserted or removed from the hollow or tubular channel,
- wherein one extension and supporting stem has an engaging geometric cross section profile that preferentially resists displacement in response to force in a first direction, and another extension and supporting stem has an engaging geometric cross section profile that preferentially resists displacement in response to force in a second direction, where the first and second directions are non-parallel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.