US922125A

US922125A - Casing for vacuum-bottles.

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Publication number: US922125A
Application number: US46247108A
Authority: US
Inventors: Paul O E Friedrich
Original assignee: CALORIS Manufacturing Co
Current assignee: CALORIS MANUFACTURING Co
Priority date: 1908-11-13
Filing date: 1908-11-13
Publication date: 1909-05-18
Anticipated expiration: 1926-05-18

Description

P. 0. E. FRIEDRICH. UASING FOE VACUUM BOTTLES. APPLIUATION FILED Nov. 13, 1908.

Patented May 18, 1909.

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G ttozuaqa UNITED STATES PATITENT OFFICE PAUL O. E. FRIEDRICH, U1 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOR T0 UALORIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, A CORPORATION OF DELAWARE.

CASING FOR VACUUM-B OTTLES.

To all whom it may concern: 1

Be it known that I, PAUL O. E. FRIED- nion, a citizen of the United States, residing in the city and county of Philadelphia,- State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful Casing for Vacuum-Bottles, of which the following is a specification; My invention relates to a new and useful case for vacuum or other-bottles and consists in providing an outer casing having a suitable receptacle therein resiliently supported and adapted to receive and embrace the lower portion of the bottle:

It further consists of a resilient support for the neck of the bottle. a It further consists of other novel features of construction, all as will behereinafter fully set forth. I a

lligure 1 represents a sectional viewmf a casing embodying my invention ShOWElHg the bottle in position. Fig. 2 represents a perspective VleW of the resilient su port for the bottle in detached position. l lg; 3 represents a side elevation of the closure-for the bottom of the casin Fi 4 represents a perspective 'view of t e resl ient support for the neck of .the bottle. 1

I have found in practicethat in the vacu um bottles-now in use that owing to the usage to which they liability to breakage owing to falls etc. that it is necessary to -ovide asuitab e=sup ort for the bottle Wit 1in the outer casing which support will not shocksbut will also hold the bottle in its proper position in the case. r .ll

In the drawings I have shown a construce tlon whichI- have found in practice operates successfully, but it will be I desire it understood that in Fi 1 I have simply shown the exterior .of tie bottle, whlch ma- .be of an construction but is pre erably of w lat is known as a vacu- Specification of Letters Patent.

Application filed November 13, 1908.

, in locked position.

are subjected and the only serve to take u theevident that vari-.- ous changes may be made in-the construetion, other mstrumentalitlesrmay be emlatented May 18, 1909. Serial No. 462,471.

uni bottle; which. consists of two bottles preferably formed of glass and suitably connected together and the air from the space while the casing is provided with the pins 8 adapted to be inserted in the slot 6 and by thesuitable rotation-of the closure 5,'to en'- ter the 03' set 7, thus forming a bayonet j oin-t for removably holding the case and bottom 7 9 i designates the -su within the casing Byw 10h support ma ex tend sufficiently'u wardly around the ower portion'pf the bott l eto suitably embrace the same to'prevent side-movement-thereof; and as shown, thesupport may be 'intheform l of a cup-shaped receptacle and is connected in any suitab e manner with a s'pring'support 10, in the present instance by means of a screwill, and-said receptacle formin thesup ort Qpbeing lined w'rthawsuitiable abric 12 ormin-g acushionbetweenthe-bottle 1 and theisupport 9. It will be noted that the lower portion of the=closure 5 is curvedout- Ward! as zit-13 forming an annular recess 14 and t at the ends of the springs forming thesupport =l0-are adapted to bra-inserted and restin-this annular recess 14 in order to-hold' the arts in position to-prevent accidental disp acement of the s 'rings- 10 and the re ceptaele support y alt ough providing that the same can be removed therefrom, as desired: v!

15 designates-w Ting formed ofresilient material such as rubber, which is adapted to be la'cedlaround the neck lfi of the bottle and to com letely fill thespace between said neekand-tlieneck portion-cf the casing 35" said rringcontaotingwiththe shoulders of the the bottle is positively prevented, =where*by the said rin servesas a-resilient support fun the neck 0? the bottle and in cOn un'ctionwith the receptacle support 9 serves to hold port for the bottlebottle so that an movement-cf the neck oftare herein described and c I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters the bottle in proper position in the case 3 and serve as a resilient support for the bottle proper.

l7 designates a recess or cut away portion in the rece tacle support 9 which permits seatin of t 1e sealing teat 2 so that the receptac e 9 is prevented from contact therewith, thus preventing breaking of the same. From the above it will be understood that I have provided a resilient support for the bottle which can be removed or replaced in position as desired, and that the shocks or ars incident to the use of the article will be taken up by the spring su port and the resilient ring 15 so that brea age of the bottle 1 is revented.

t will be apparent that by my novel construction the vacuum bottle can be readily inserted into or withdrawn from the case for .purposes of cleanin inspection or sterilization. One of the 'therto previous drawbacks to all metal covered temperature bottles has been the difficulty of replacing the lass part, if by any chance it should become roken, which has heretofore required the returning of the case to the factory for a new glass part, makingit almost as expensive to repair a broken bottle as to purchase a new one. Another drawback has been that to put the old style bottle withits metal case in boiling water in order to bleanse or sterilize it, usually meant the end of the bottle, because the cement fastening of the bottle in the case gave we. and the water and ii uid would work do between the two, ma g both foul and sub'ect tobreakage from the slightest knock. lBy my present invention wherein the detachable closure or bottom is employed the latter can be readily removed by asim le twist and the lass bottle being entirely isconneeted at a times from the case can be withdrawn and re laced at a moment's notice, whereby the c caning and stenhzing'of the bottle is rendered an easy 45 matter so that it can also be used for all liqpids especially those subject to fermentaion.

So far as I am aware, I am the first in the art to produce the concrete unitary struclaimed and my claims to the herein described features are therefore to be interpreted with correspondm scope.

aving thus described'my invention, what Patent, is:-

1. In a device of the character described, bottles suitabl connected and having a vacuum there etween a case for said bottles, a removable c osure for the lower portion of said case, a support for said ottles within said case, and resilient means uli'termediate said support and removable 0 came.

66 2. In a device of the character described,

vacuum there etween bottles suitably connected having a vacuum therebetween, a case for said bottles, a support embracing the lower portion of said ottles, a removable closure for the lower portion of said case and a resilient device intermediate said su )port and closure.

3. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and having a vacuum therebetween, a case for said bottles, a closure for the lower ortion of said case a support for said bott es within said case, and a resilient device for carrying said support, said resilient device being located intermediate of said closure and suport.

p 4. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected having a vacuum therebetween, a case for said bottles, a detachable closure for the bottom of said case, a su port embracing the lower portion of said ottles, and a resilient device for carrymg said support, said resilient device bein located intermediate of said support an closure. I

5. In a device of the character described, bottles suitabl connected and having a a case for said bottles, a removable closure for the lower portion of said case, interlocking devices common to said closure and case, asupport for said bottles, resilient carrying means for said support, said resilient means being 10-. cated intermediate of said closure and said sup ort and a cushion between said support an bottles. l

6. In a device of the character described, bottles suitabl connected and, having a vacuum there etween, a case for said bottles, a support for the lower portion of said bottles, a detachable closure for the lower portion of said case, a resilient deyice for support said support, said resihent device eing %ocated intermediate of said closure and sup ort and a cushion between said support an the bottles.

7; In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and havin a vacuum therebetween and provided m a sealing teat, a case for said bottles, a support removablz mounted in said case and having a recess t stain for seating said sea .teat, and resilient carrying means for sai first mentioned su port.

8. In a device of the character described, bottles isuitafi connected and having a vacuum the etween, a case for sa d bottles, a support for the base of said bottles within said case, are'silient support between the neck of the'bottle and the case, and a second resilient device located inter, mediate of said-support and thebase of said case.

c 9. In a device of the character described, bottlessuitably connected and having a vacuum therebetwe'en, a case for said bottles, a

supimrt for the base of said bottles within sai case a resilient device intermediate the bottom of said case and said support, and a resilient support around the neck of the bottle, abutting the shoulder thereof and situated between the neck of the bottle and the case.

10. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and having a vacuum therebetween, a case for said bottles, a cup-shaped receptacle adapted to embrace the lower portion of said bottles, and a resilient device supporting the receptacle and in removable engagement with the case.

11. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and having a vacuum therebetween, a case for said bottles, a cup-shaped receptacle adapted to embrace the lower portion of said bottles, a resilient device supporting the receptacle and in removable engagement with the case and a resilient support for the neck of the bottle.

12. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and having a vacuum therebetween and provided with a sealing teat, a case for said bottles, a receptacle adapted to embrace the lower portion of said bottles and provided with a recess adapted to seat said sealing teat, a resilient support for said receptacle, an annular recess in said ease in which the ends of the springs are adapted to be seated, and a resilient support for the neck of the bottle.

13. In a device of the character described, bottles suitably connected and having a vacuum therebetween and provided with a sealing teat, a cup-shaped receptacle adapted to embrace the lower portion of said bottles and having a recess adapted to seat said sealing teat, a cushion between said receptacle and the bottles, a resilient device for sustaining said receptacle, an annular recess in said case in which the ends of said resilient device are adapted to be seated, and a resilient support for the neck of the bottle.

14. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, a bottle contained within said casing, a su port adapted to engage the lower end of said bottle and a resilient device intermediate of said support and said removable closure.

15. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support juxtaposed to the lower end of said bottle, a cushion intermediate said support and bottle, and a resilient device intermediate of said support and removable closure.

16. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support adapted to engage the lower end of said bottle, a resilient device intermediate of said support and said removable closure and a second resilient device intermediate the neck of the bottle and the juxtaposed portion of said casing.

17. In a device of the characterdescribed, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support adapted to engage the lower end of said bott e, a resilient device intermediate of said support and said removable closure, a second resilient device intermediate the neck of the bottle and the juxtaposed portion of said casing and a screwcap engaging the outer upper portion of said casing.

18. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, interlocking devices common to said closure and easing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support engaging the lower portion of said bottle, and a resilient device intermediate of said support and closure. 1

19. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, interlocking devices common to said closure and easing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support for the lower portion of said bottle, a resilient device inter mediate of said support and closure, and a resilient ring engaging the neck of said bottle and located intermediate of said neck and the upper portion of said casing.

20. In a device of the character described, a casing, a removable closure for the base of said casing, interlocking devices common to said closure and easing, a bottle contained within said casing, a support for the lower portion of said bottle, a resilient device intermediate of said support and closure, and a resilient ring engaging the neck of said bottle and located intermediate of said neck and the upper portion of said casing in combination with a cap engaging the u per portion of said casing and inc osing sai ring and the mouth of said bottle.

PAUL O. E. FRIEDRICH. \Vitnesses O. D. MCVAY, F. A. NEWTON.