Cutter lid of rise-and-rotation type for container
AssigneesAjinomoto Co., Inc., Shirouma Plastics Kogyo Inc.
InventorYoshimasa Tahara
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AssigneesAjinomoto Co., Inc., Shirouma Plastics Kogyo Inc.
InventorYoshimasa Tahara
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Here is disclosed a cutter lid for a container hermetically filled with fluid content such as liquid food, e.g., stew, or granular food, e.g., table salt, characterized by that there is provided a cutter member including a knife edge adapted to cut into a top cover of the container as a foldable and rotatable grip is folded upwards. Upon raising the cutter member with the grip held, the knife edge of said cutter member cuts into the top cover of the container and rotation of the grip opens the top cover. In contrast with the pull-open type cutter lid of prior art, there is produced no force causing the container to be vertically moved and therefore the top cover of the container can be opened without any splashing of the fluid content. Furthermore, the rotatable disc provided on the upper side of the top cover to rotate the cutter member serves also as reinforcing means and decorative means for the top cover.
A rise-and-rotation type cutter lid for a container including a top cover of the container provided with a cutter member including at least one knife edge adapted to cut into the top cover as a rotatable grip is folded to rise, wherein the top cover is provided with a circumferential groove along which the knife edge cuts into for circumferentially cutting through the top cover.
A rise-and-rotation type cutter lid for a container, comprising:
A rise-and-rotation type cutter lid for a container including a top cover of the container provided with a cutter member including at least one knife edge adapted to cut into the top cover as a rotatable grip is folded to rise, wherein the top cover of the container comprises a metallic foil layer of aluminum and a plastic layer molded integrally with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.