Stopper for a container
AssigneeKisico Kirchner, Simon & Co. GmbH
InventorJan Kirchner
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AssigneeKisico Kirchner, Simon & Co. GmbH
InventorJan Kirchner
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A stopper for a container has a jacket portion insertable into the container, wherein the jacket portion has a through-opening formed in an axial direction, wherein the stopper has at least two segments, wherein the respective segment has a free end, wherein a first portion of the free end of the respective segment forms a subregion of the jacket portion, and a second portion of the free end of the respective segment protrudes radially inward in relation to the jacket portion, wherein a third portion of the free end of the respective segment protrudes radially outward in relation to the jacket portion, wherein the second portions form a cover portion that can be pierced through in the axial direction and that closes the through-opening, wherein the third portions form a bearing portion of the stopper for bearing against a container edge of the container.
A stopper for a container, wherein the stopper has a jacket portion insertable into the container, wherein the jacket portion has a through-opening formed in an axial direction, wherein the stopper has a plurality of segments, wherein each respective segment has a free end, wherein a first portion of the free end of the respective segment forms a subregion of the jacket portion, a second portion of the free end of the respective segment protrudes radially inward in relation to the jacket portion, and a third portion of the free end of the respective segment protrudes radially outward in relation to the jacket portion, wherein the second portions form a cover portion that is configured to be pierced through in the axial direction and that closes the through-opening, and wherein the third portions form a bearing portion of the stopper for bearing against a container edge of the container during insertion of the jacket portion of the stopper into the container.
The stopper as claimed in claim1, wherein the segments are deformed radially inward elastically during the insertion of the jacket portion of the stopper into the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.