Drink can lid with closure cap
AssigneesMichael N. Cagan, Frank Klose, Andreas Scharf, Peter Wackenbauer
InventorMichael N. Cagan
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AssigneesMichael N. Cagan, Frank Klose, Andreas Scharf, Peter Wackenbauer
InventorMichael N. Cagan
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The drink can has an off-center opening in its lid, which is firmly connected to the body surface, and is fastened to the body surface by a flanged rim. A closure cap is arranged in a rotatable but non-removable fashion, on this flanged rim. The closure cap has two annular beads that are directed towards the lid, and of which the second annular bead surrounds an opening which has the same eccentricity as the opening in the lid. The first annular bead surrounds a closed region that comprises a sealing ring and a deformable bulge. In the closed state of the drink can, the sealing ring rests on the apex of an annular bead that surrounds the opening. The annular bead is therefore also arranged to be off-center, so that it surrounds the annular bead when the closure cap is in the appropriate rotational position. After the convex bulge has been pressed into a permanent concave position, the closure cap can be rotated, so that the opening in the closure cap aligns with the opening in the lid.
A drink can comprising:
A drink can comprising:
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