Measuring/dispensing closure flip-top cap and built in shut-off blade
AssigneeEdward S. Robbins, III
InventorsEdward S. Robbins, III, Gregory S. Burcham
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AssigneeEdward S. Robbins, III
InventorsEdward S. Robbins, III, Gregory S. Burcham
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A measuring dispensing closure for a container includes a hollow body having an opening therein, and a pivotable flip top. The flip top is mounted on the body for pivotal motion about a horizontal hinge axis between closed and open positions. The hollow body has an internal, part spherical weir panel located below the opening, with an edge extending parallel with the hinge axis thus establishing a weir opening between the weir edge and a peripheral portion of the opening, and defining, in cooperation with an underside portion of the flip top and a remaining peripheral portion of the opening, a measuring chamber within the closure. The flip top is also formed with a shut-off blade adapted to engage the weir edge when the flip top is in the open position.
A measuring/dispensing closure for a container comprising a hollow body having an opening therein, and a pivotable flip top, said flip top mounted on the body for pivotal motion about a horizontal hinge axis between closed and open positions, said flip top having a first planar cap portion sized and adapted to cover said opening, and second press portion adapted to be pressed by a user to move said flip top from said closed to said open position;
A container assembly including a container body and a measuring dispensing closure secured to the container body, the closure comprising a hollow body having an opening therein, and a pivotable flip top, said flip top mounted on the body for pivotal motion about a horizontal hinge axis between closed and open positions, said flip top having a first planar cap portion sized and adapted to cover said opening, and second press portion adapted to be pressed by a user to move said flip top from said closed to said open position;
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