TH6818A3 - "The stopper for the liquid container to help reduce the jug during pouring" - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (18/08/54) Stopper for liquid containers. To help reduce the choking during this rinse Represents a stopper, a bottle, a gallon box, or a bucket, both of which appear. Both of which are characterized by their ability to carry air from Outside into the liquid container Through various openings The cork consists of a cork, which is a hollow cylinder with an open end at the top and bottom. And has the outer wings sticking out from The bottom of the stopper, which is used as a attachment to the container. And there is a connection between the smooth wall and the slanting wall (look one) and between the smooth wall and the vertical partition. (Second look) make air vents To allow air to flow through holes into the container. Stopper for liquid containers To help reduce the choking during this rinse Represents a stopper, a bottle, a gallon box, or a bucket, both of which appear. Both of which are characterized by their ability to carry air from Outside into the liquid container Through various openings The cork consists of a cork, which is a hollow cylinder with an open end at the top and bottom. And has the outer wings sticking out from The bottom of the stopper, which is used as a attachment to the container. And there is a connection between the smooth wall and the slanting wall (look one) and between the smooth wall and the vertical partition. (Second look) make air vents To allow air to flow through holes into the container.

Claims (4)

1.Cork for liquid containers To help reduce choking during the pouring consists of a stopper (1) is a hollow cylinder. Open ends on both sides Where the lower end is connected to the wing (2), characterized by In the middle of the spigot, part of the wing is connected to the smooth wall (5) where the holes (6), (7) and (8) are drilled, respectively, by both edges of the smooth wall. It is connected to the inclined wall (3) and (4), where the sloping walls are inside the spigot (1) and are angled symmetrically to each other. And at an acute angle to the core of the stopper (1), the other end of the wall is tilted to end at the top edge of the stop (1), creating gaps (9) and (10) and air vents (11) when viewed. From the outside will find that No part of the wall extends beyond the height of the cork. 2.Cork for liquid containers To help reduce choking during pouring According to claim 1, where one piece of the wing (2) is connected to the flat wall (13), the perforated area (14), (15), (16), (17) and (18). Provided by the other edge of the flat wall (13), connected to the vertical partitions (12), located inside the stopper (1) and with the end that ends at the top edge of the stopper (1), creating a gap ( 19) and air chambers (20). No part of the wall extends beyond the height of the cork. 3.Cork for liquid containers To help reduce choking during pouring According to the rights 1-2, any one Where there are one or more such holes drilled. The optimal number is between 2-3 holes and the size of these holes can be changed according to the size of the stopper. Where the optimum size is between 2-2.5 mm 4.Cork for liquid containers To help reduce choking during pouring According to the rights 1-2, any one Where the holes are geometrically arranged and arranged freely on the wall.