Dispensing cap with internal measuring chamber and selectively useable sifter
OwnerEdward S. Robbins, IIIinventor
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A measuring/dispensing cap adapted for attachment to an open, upper end of a container includes a top and a peripheral skirt extending downwardly from the top. A weir panel separates the peripheral skirt into upper and lower sections, the upper section comprising a measuring chamber defined by the top, the upper section of the skirt and the weir panel. The lower section includes screw threads for attaching the cap to the open upper end of the container. The weir panel is formed with a weir aperture on one side of a diametrical centerline extending across the panel, the weir aperture defined in part by a weir edge extending parallel to and spaced from the centerline. The top includes a dispensing door pivotally secured to the skirt and having a hinge axis parallel to the centerline and the weir edge. A portion of the door opposite the hinge lies on the other side of the diametrical centerline. A sifter disk underlies the weir panel and is rotatable relative thereto. The weir panel includes a cut out and a plurality of sifter apertures allowing the user to choose a non-sifting or sifting mode of operation by rotating either the cut out or the sifting apertures into alignment with the weir aperture.
A measuring/dispensing cap adapted for attachment to an open, upper end of a container, the cap comprising first means for enabling an accurately determined amount of container contents to be dispensed from the cap in a first operating mode;
A measuring/dispensing cap adapted for attachment to an open, upper end of a container, the cap comprising:
A measuring/dispensing cap adapted for attachment to an open, upper end of a container, the cap comprising:
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