Container cover assembly
AssigneeApus Innovation Ltd.
InventorsTal Benyamin, Eran Aharon Medina, Asaf Galili
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Abstract
A container cover assembly that has at least two states. In the first, closed state, the removal of the contents of the container through the opening of the container is prevented. In the second, open state, the removal of the contents of the container through the opening of the container is possible. The cover assembly comprises a mechanism for preventing the transfer of the cover assembly from the first state to the second state, unless at least a predetermined number of shaking motions is applied to the container and cover assembly.
Claims42
A container cover assembly having at least two states, a first, closed state, in which the removal of the contents of the container through an opening of said container is prevented, and a second, open state, in which the removal of the contents of said container through said opening of said container is possible, wherein said cover assembly comprises a mechanism for preventing the transfer of said cover assembly from said first state to said second state, unless a predetermined number of more than one shaking motions is applied to said container and cover assembly.
A method for enabling the removal of the contents of a container only after applying at least a predetermined number of shaking motions to the container and cover assembly, said method comprising:
- a. providing a cover assembly for said container, said cover assembly having at least a closed state and an open state;
- wherein said cover assembly comprises a mechanism for preventing the transfer of said cover from said closed state to said open state, unless a predetermined number of more than one shaking motions is applied to said container and cover assembly;
- b. when removal of the container contents is desired, applying said predetermined number of shaking motions to said container and cover assembly;
- thereby transferring said cover from said closed state to said open state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.