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US 2025/0074655 A1Published application
Handle for a container
AssigneeNiagara Bottling, LLC
InventorsSudheer Bandla, Melissa Cronin, Mark Doherty
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Abstract
A bottle handle includes a neck engagement collar including a neck ring defining a central aperture. The bottle handle also includes a handle portion coupled to the neck engagement collar. The bottle handle further includes a plurality of tabs extending radially inward from the neck ring. Two adjacent tabs of the plurality of tabs define a slot therebetween, and wherein a reinforcement rib protrudes from the neck ring and is located adjacent the slot.
Claims20
A bottle handle comprising:
- a neck engagement collar including a neck ring defining a central aperture;
- a handle portion coupled to the neck engagement collar;
- and
- a plurality of tabs extending radially inward from the neck ring;
- wherein two adjacent tabs of the plurality of tabs define a slot therebetween, and wherein a reinforcement rib protrudes from the neck ring and is located adjacent the slot.
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A bottle handle comprising:
- a neck engagement collar including a neck ring defining a central aperture;
- a handle portion coupled to the neck engagement collar, the handle portion including a first arm and a second arm each extending from opposite ends of the neck ring such that a first arcuate corner is formed with the neck ring and the first arm and a second arcuate corner is formed with the neck ring and the second arm;
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- a reinforcement rib extending at least partially around the first arcuate corner on a surface adjoining the neck ring with the first arm.
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A bottle handle comprising:
- a neck engagement portion including a neck ring defining a central aperture and a plurality of tabs extending radially inward from the neck ring;
- a handle portion coupled to the neck engagement portion;
- a first planar surface defined by the neck engagement portion and the handle portion, and a second planar surface defined by the neck engagement portion and the handle portion and located opposite the first planar surface;
- a first reinforcement rib protruding from and extending along the first planar surface;
- a second reinforcement rib protruding from and extending along the second planar surface;
- wherein the first reinforcement rib is misaligned with the second reinforcement rib along a direction extending parallel to the first planar surface and the second planar surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.