Invertible spray dispensing safety cap
OwnerIrving Landsman, Mark Landsmaninventors
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Abstract
A spray dispenser cap for assisting in the actuation of spray or aerosol containers and for preventing actuation thereof during storage. The cap is invertible so that in a safety storage position, the user is unable to place his finger in a position for actuation of the spray or aerosol plunger; and in a user position, the user is able to actuate the container plunger for dispensing the contents. The cap is compatible with existing structures.
Claims5
A cap invertible for changing a dispensing container, having an actuation means for causing dispensing when depressed, from a use to a storage orientation, comprising a generally cylindrical outer housing, plunger disc movable relative to said outer housing for causing said dispensing, stop means for said plunger disc protruding inwardly from said outer housing, top and bottom lips defining top and bottom openings for connecting said cap to said container in both a use orientation with said stop means inoperative and a storage orientation with said stop means operative respectively.
A cap for a dispensing container having an actuation means for causing dispensing when depressed comprising a generally cylindrical outer housing, stop means protruding inwardly from said outer housing, top and bottom lips defining top and bottom openings for connecting said cap to said container in both a use orientation and a storage orientation, said cap further including a partially separated plunger assembly having an elongated outlet port protruding through said outer housing and terminating proximate the center thereof, an access tube continuing said outlet port and downwardly depending from said center termination thereof and a plunger disc connected to said outlet port and on the top thereof for depressing same, said container providing as said actuation means an upwardly extending dispensing stem and said access tube overlying said stem during use orientation of said cap.
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