Canister with dispersing aperture
OwnerRobert A. Ziegler, Joel Carpenterinventors
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Abstract
A canister with a novel dispensing aperture is described. The aperture is located within a continuous surface opposite the seamed canister end. By thus locating the aperture, canister contents may be dispensed or sipped without the interference of debris-collecting grooves, seam edges, and sharp angles typical of canisters with dispensing apertures located on seamed ends.
Claims18
A canister for dispensing liquids or granular particulates, comprising a single-wall body formed from a single continuous sheet of metal;
- a sealed end located at the edges of said body;
- the body being concave conically formed at an end opposite said sealed end, the conically formed portion comprising a conical wall and rounded apex projecting inwardly toward the interior of the canister, and a dispensing aperture positioned through the conical wall and opposite said sealed end.
A canister for dispensing liquids or granular particulates, comprising a single-wall body formed from a single continuous sheet of metal;
- a sealed end located at the edges of said body;
- the body being concave conically formed at an end opposite said sealed end, the conically formed portion comprising a conical wall and rounded apex projecting inwardly toward the interior of the canister, and a dispensing aperture closed with a removable seal, the aperture being positioned through the conical wall and opposite said sealed end.
A canister for dispensing liquids or granular particulates, comprising:
- a single continuous sheet of material forming a body comprising a cylindrical shape having a rounded side wall and a concave conically formed dispensing end, the conically formed portion comprising a conical wall and rounded apex projecting inwardly toward the interior of the canister, the side wall and dispensing end being in continuous transition;
- a sealed end located at the edges of said body;
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- a dispensing aperture positioned through the conical wall of the dispensing end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.