Drink container
AssigneeStrottman International, Inc.
InventorsPenny Welsch, Salvador Roxas, Phillip Buck, Carol J. Conner, Gregory A. Marko
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Abstract
A container for liquids is disclosed. Overall, the container has a recessed portion extending across the top and a hollow handle overlying it. There is a raised hollow neck section, a raised hollow rear portion, and a handle that is integral, and in fluid connection, with both. The raised hollow neck section further includes a pour spout that is proximate a corner of the device, and the side wall juncture associated with this corner has a chamfer or beveled section that is configured to engage the activating lever or button of a conventional soft drink dispenser.
Claims14
A container for liquids comprising:
- planar side wall means for defining a container main body;
- a planar bottom wall means integrally and perpendicularly connected to said side wall means, for defining a container bottom for said container main body;
- a top wall means parallel to said bottom wall means, integrally and perpendicularly connected to said side wall means, for defining a container top for said container main body;
- an open, hollow raised neck means for defining an offset fill and pour spout opening therethrough and communicating with the interior of said container main body, said raised neck means and spout being located on and perpendicular to said container top, proximate said container main body side wall means;
- and
- means defining a chamfered, bevelled nose section on said side wall means, adjacent to and intersecting with said hollow raised neck means and said spout, said nose section being dimensioned and configured to engage an activation means for dispensing liquid from an otherwise conventional liquid drink dispenser into said open, hollow raised neck means;
- whereby
- said container may be filled at said drink dispenser by pressing said chamfered, bevelled nose section against the liquid dispensing activation means of said dispenser.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.