US3693820A - Safety closure cap - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D50/00—Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures
- B65D50/02—Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures openable or removable by the combination of plural actions
- B65D50/06—Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures openable or removable by the combination of plural actions requiring the combination of different actions in succession
- B65D50/061—Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures openable or removable by the combination of plural actions requiring the combination of different actions in succession being disengageable from container only after rotational alignment of closure, or other means inhibiting removal of closure, with container, e.g. tortuous path type
- B65D50/062—Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures openable or removable by the combination of plural actions requiring the combination of different actions in succession being disengageable from container only after rotational alignment of closure, or other means inhibiting removal of closure, with container, e.g. tortuous path type the closure removal inhibiting means being a displaceable ring
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- ABSTRACT A safety closure having a snap-on cap which is held in place on a container by a rotary safety ring and which cannot be removed without first removing the ring from the cap.
- the ring is locked to the cap by a plurality of flexible fingers which prevent the ring from being removed from the cap unless the ring is first precisely aligned in a preselected position relative to the cap, but which allows the ring to be repositioned 'around the cap and locked thereto without first prepositioning the ring in any particular rotary position relative to the cap.
- the ring must be aligned with the cap in a preselected position, both for removal of the ring from the cap and the cap from the container and for reclosing and locking of the closure.
- the present invention provides a safety closure of the foregoing general character with at least one flexible finger which seats in a groove to lock the ring and cap together so that the ring must be precisely aligned in one preselected position relative to the cap in order to remove the ring from engagement with the cap, and the cap from the container, yet which allows the ring to be repositioned in engagement with the cap, and locked thereto, without requiring any prealignment of the ring and cap.
- the finger projects laterally and axially into the groove which has means for longitudinally wedging the finger to hold the ring in position around the cap and prevent release of the cap for removal from the container. Means are also provided to allow the finger to be released from the groove when the ring is in one preselected rotary position relative to the cap, thereby to permit release of the cap.
- the flexible finger in this instance formed on the inner side'of the ring, projects into a groove around the outer side of the cap to lock the ring to the cap.
- the ring In the locked position, the ring cannot be removed from the cap and holds the cap securely on the container so that the container cannot be opened without first releasing the cap by removal of the ring.
- the ring To release the cap for removal, the ring first is disengaged from the cap by aligning the finger with a slot in the cap extending from the groove to the lower end of the cap. Then the finger slides through theslot as the ring is slipped off the cap, thus releasing the cap for opening of the container.
- the ring is slipped back into the cap and the flexible finger yields to pass over the cap and back into the groove, even though the finger may not be aligned with the slot.
- the finger is aligned with the groove and snaps back to its locking position within the groove, thereby relocking the ring and cap together.
- FIG. I is a'fragmentary perspective view of the closure of the inventionras applied to a container and showing the cap and ring positioned for removal of the ring; 7 FIG.'2 is a top plan view ofthe closure of FIG. 1;-
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged fragmentary cross-sectional view taken substantially alongthe line 3-3 of FIG. 2, with the ring disengaged from the cap; a
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view similar to FIG. 3 with the ring moved to the'locked position; j
- FIG. 5 is a horizontal sectional viewv of the'full closure and container, in the scale of FIGS. 1 and 2, and taken along line 5-5 of FIG. 4;
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 5 but showing the ring rotated to the locked position.
- the present invention is embodied in a new and improved safety closure 10 for a container 12 having a neck 14 and a rim 16 defining an open mouth.
- the closure 10 generally comprises a flexible, snap-on cap 18 covering the mouth of the container and held releasably in place on the container 12 by a rotary safety ring 20 encircling the cap and selectively movable relative thereto between locked and unlocked positions.
- the cap 18 has a top 22 overlying the rim 16 of the container 12, and a depending flange 24 which projects downwardly from the top and surrounds an upper portion of the neck 14.
- a circumferential bead 26 which projects inwardly and engages the neck 14 below an annular lip 28 projecting outwardly around the rim of the container 12.
- the cap 18 is applied to the container 12 by pressing the cap downwardly over the rim 16, the depending flange 24 flexing outwardly to allow the circumferential bead 26 to slip over the lip 28 of the container and then to snap back and seat in the engaged position around the neck 14 below the lip.
- the safety ring 20 normally surrounds the depending flange 24 to block outward flexing of the depending flange, and thereby prevents the circumferential bead 26 from slipping over the lip 28 when a lifting force is applied to the cap 18.
- the ring 20 has a generally L-shaped vertical cross section formed by a cylindrical sidewall 30 and an inwardly projecting bottom wall 32 which extends to the neck 14 of the container 12.
- the sidewall 30 encircles the flange 24 of the cap when the closure is locked, and the bottom wall 32 strengthens the sidewall and assists in positioning the ring on the container.
- the ring To release the capv 18 for removal from the container 12, the ring first is moved from its position around the depending flange 24 by slipping it downwardly off the cap and onto the neck 14 of the container. Then the cap 18 can be lifted off the container 12, theflange 24 now being free to flex outwardly and permit the bead 26 to slip around the lip 28. When the container 12 is to be reclosed, the cap 18 is pressed back onto the neck 14 and the ring 20 is raised back into the locked position around the flange 26.
- the ring 20 must be accurately and precisely aligned in a preselected rotary position relative to the cap 18 to permit the ring to be slipped off the cap for removal thereof, yet the ring need not be positioned in any par.- ticular rotary alignment with the cap to permit the ring to be moved into engagement with the depending flange 24 for res ecuring the cap on the container 12.
- the ring 20 has at least one, and preferably several resiliently flexible projections or fingers 34 whichextendinwardly and seatin a circumferential locking groove 36 formed around the depending flange 24 of the cap 18 to lock the ring in position around the cap.
- These fingers 34 and the groove 36 are formed in a special manner to positively prevent axial movement of the fingers out of the groove in one direction, except in one angular position of the ring 20 on the cap 18, thus limiting the release of the cap to that one position, and to permit free relative movement in the other axial direction, in any angular position of the ring, thus permitting the ring to be returned to the locked position regardless of whether the ring is in the position in which it is removable from the cap.
- the illustrative ring 20 has three fingers 34 spaced around the inside of the sidewall 30, the fingers in this instance having generally rectangular cross sections and being formed integrally with the ring as cutouts in the sidewall which are attached to the ring at their upper ends near the top of the sidewall.
- the fingers 34 are inclined downwardly and radially inwardly from the sidewall of the ring 20, and are dimensioned to have a length approximately equal to the axial width of the circumferential groove 36 formed in the depending flange 24 which herein encircles the cap 18 immediately below the top 22 thereof.
- the fingers 34 project radially inwardly into the groove 36 when the ring 20 is in place around the depending flange 24, and have free ends 38 which overlie an upwardly facing shoulder 40 constituting the lower sidewall of the groove 36, closely adjacent the outwardly facing wall 41 forming the inner extent or bottom of the groove.
- the groove 36 is shown as an axially elongated recess which extends from the underside of the top 22 of the cap 18 downwardly to a point opposite the inwardly projecting bead 26, the lower sidewall 40 defining the upper end of an outwardly directed circumferential bead 43. If a downward force is applied to the ring 20 while the fingers 34 are downward motion of the fingers relative to the shoulder wedges the free ends 38 of the fingers inwardly into the corner between the shoulder 40 and the bottom 41 of the groove 36.
- three axially extending release grooves 42 are formed in theouter side of the depending flange 24 between the groove 36 and the lower endof the flange, to be aligned with the fingers in one angular position of the ring.
- Each of the release grooves 42 is slightly larger than its associated finger 34, and when properly aligned with the finger, will allow it to slide from the groove 36 through the release grooves andfree of the cap 18.
- the fingers 34 and associated release grooves 42 are of different sizes so that the ring 20 is releasable in only one angular position.
- a raised tab46 on the top 22 of the cap 18 and a recess 48 formed in the outside of the sidewall 30 of the ring 20 can be provided to give a visual indication of the proper alignment of the ring and cap.
- the tab 46 and recess 48 are vertically aligned, the fingers 34 and the release grooves 42 are properly aligned so that the ring 20 can be slipped downwardly out of engagement with the cap 18.
- the cap can be pulled from the container 12 to allow dispensing of its contents.
- the cap is snapped over the rim 16, and the ring 20 is pushed up wardly into position around the depending flange 24. Since the fingers 34 are flexible and inclined inwardly and downwardly, no prealignment of the fingers and the release grooves 42 is necessary.
- the ring 20 is not precisely aligned with the cap 18 so that the fingers 34 can slip back through the release grooves 42, the ring can be seated around the cap and locked thereto. However, to remove the cap 18, the ring 20 must be in one preselected angular position before it can be disengaged from the cap for removal of the cap from the container 12.
- a cap having aftop overlying said mouth and said rim I and a depending annular flange projecting below said top, said flange having an inwardly directed circumferential bead engaged'below said lip, and an outwardly directed circumferential bead spaced below said top and cooperating therewith to, define a circumferential locking groove extending around the outer side of said flange;
- a rotary safety ring having an annular sidewall surrounding said flange and overlying said locking groove and said outwardly directed bead in closely spaced relation therewith to hold said inwardly directed bead in engagement with said lip and prevent removal of said cap;
- a safety closure as defined in claim 1 in which said fingers are of different sizes, and said release grooves are of correspondingly different sizes, to permit axial movement of said ring in only one angular position.
- a safety closure as defined in claim 1 in which said fingers are integrally joined to said ring at their upper ends, and further including a plurality of recesses in said sidewall aligned with said fingers to receive them substantially flush with the sidewall as the ring is moved back upwardly onto said cap.
- said wedging means include the bottom wall of said groove which is dimensioned to restrict lateral movement of said finger and hold said fingeragainst said shoulder.
- said one member is said flange member and said other member is said ring; and a plurality of flexible fingers are formed on said ring and a plurality of release grooves are formed on said flange; and in which said axially facing shoulder is an upwardly facing shoulder and said release grooves extend downwardly from said locking groove.
- At least one resiliently flexible projection on said other member extending laterally therefrom into said locking recess and engageable with said wall upon movement of said ringmember in said one direction while the projection is in overlying relation with said wall;
- said projection is an elongated, resiliently flexible finger inclined away from said other member and in said one direction, and said means preventing normal flexing including means associated with said abutment for wedging said finger in said recess and causing the finger to act longitudinally in resisting movement in said one direction.
- a cap having a top overlying the mouth of a container and a depending flange projecting below said top and having an inwardly directed circumferential bead engaging below an outwardly projecting lip around the mouth of the container, and having a circumferential locking groove in the outer side of said flange and at least one axially directed release groove extending between said locking groove and the bottom of said flange; and a safety ring engaging around said flange and locked to said cap, thereby to hold said bead below said lip and prevent removal of said cap, the improvement including: at least one flexible finger formed on the inside surface of said ring, said finger normally projecting inwardly and into said lockinggroove thereby to lock said ring'in engagement with said cap, said ring-being removed from engagement with said cap only by aligning said finger with said release groove and pushing said ring downwardly out of engagement with said flange, and being repositioned in locked engagement with said cap simply by moving said ring upwardly and around said flange even though said finger is not aligne
- a safety closure as defined in claim 15 in which said ring has a generally L-shaped vertical cross section and said fingers are formed as cutouts of said inside surface of said ring.
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