Orifice reducer for multi-compartment container
OwnerAdam Shermaninventor
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Abstract
The present invention is an orifice reducer for a two or more compartment container having a single neck finish. The reducer comprises a plate having two or more apertures, an upper surface, a lower surface, and an outer edge. The two or more apertures are positioned to align with the two or more compartments of the container. The apertures may be of different sizes to allow for the proper dispensing of the different phases of product contained within each compartment of the container.
Claims14
An orifice reducer for a two or more compartment container having a single threaded neck finish, which comprises:
- a plate with two or more apertures, said plate having an upper surface, a lower surface, an outer edge, and the two or more apertures aligning with the two or more compartments of the container;
- a continuous wall depending from the lower surface into each compartment of the container, each wall sealing its respective compartment from the other compartments by providing a seal around the inner surface of the compartment, and each wall defining a passageway from its respective compartment to its respective aperture;
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- a threaded closure for sealing the threaded neck finish.
A two or more compartment container having a single threaded neck finish with an orifice reducer, said orifice reducer comprising:
- a plate with two or more apertures, said plate having an upper surface, a lower surface, an outer edge, and the two or more apertures aligning with the two or more compartments of the container;
- a continuous wall depending from the lower surface into each compartment of the container, each wall sealing its respective compartment from the other compartments by providing a seal around the inner surface of the compartment, and each wall defining a passageway from its respective compartment to its respective aperture;
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- a threaded closure for sealing the threaded neck finish.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.