Reinforced bottle having integral handles
AssigneeState Industrial Products
InventorsDebra Skolnicki, Jesse Carlson, Craig Saunders
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Abstract
A bottle is disclosed having a handle integral with a back wall and spaced from the plane of the bottom of the bottle, such separation being sufficient to allow a user's fingers to grip the bottle while the bottle is against a flat surface.
Claims36
In a bottle having a primary handle adjoining its top, a back with a width, and a bottom defining a plane,
- the improvement of a secondary handle, said secondary handle being separate from the primary handle, and said secondary handle extending laterally off of the back of the bottle spaced from the plane of the bottom of the bottle all of the way across the width of the back of the bottle.
In a bottle having a top, the improvement of an auxiliary support member, said auxiliary support member extending off of the top of the bottle, said auxiliary support member being the uppermost part of the bottle,
- a bottle content identifying indicia and said indicia being on said auxiliary support member.
In a bottle having a top, the improvement of an auxiliary support member, said auxiliary support member extending off of the top of the bottle, said auxiliary support member being the uppermost part of the bottle,
- the bottle having a back and a handle, and said handle adjoining the top of the bottle extending between said auxiliary support member and the back of the bottle.
In a bottle having a primary handle adjoining its top, a back defining a plane, and a bottom defining a plane,
- the improvement of a secondary handle, said secondary handle being separate from the primary handle, and said secondary handle extending laterally off of the back of the bottle spaced from the plane of the bottom of the bottle across the width of the back of the bottle,
- said secondary handle having an axis, and said axis being displaced inward of the intersection of the plane of the back and the plane of the bottom of the bottle.
In a bottle having a primary handle adjoining its top, a back defining a plane, and a bottom defining a plane,
- the improvement of a secondary handle, said secondary handle being separate from the primary handle, said secondary handle extending laterally off of the back of the bottle spaced from the plane of the bottom of the bottle all of the way across the width of the back of the bottle,
- said secondary handle having an axis, said axis being displaced inward of the intersection of the plane of the back and the plane of the bottom of the bottle,
- said secondary handle including an inner cavity and said cavity extending over center to provide for a recessed area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.