Aptar Freyung Gmbh

Aptargroup, Inc.

Bruno Koenigseder

Andreas Rueckert

Daniel Frey

Herbert Wohlgenannt

Stacy L Beilke

Magdalena Orasche

Franz Lenz

Pranav Mahesh Bhatt

Alexander Stifter

Kristina Freund

Siegfried Runge

Holger Maurer

The present invention relates to a closure for a container with a base element and a flip-top lid attached to said base element by a hinge. The flip-top lid can be moved between an opened and a closed position. The base element has a skirt with attachment means for attaching the closure to the container, and said flip-top lid has a top cover and a sidewall. The closure comprises an actuating region with a latching element, wherein said actuating region is tiltable and/or deformable relative to the remaining regions of the sidewall between a latching position and a released position. The present invention also relates to a container with such a closure.

Closure for a container and container with such a closure

The present invention relates to a closure device () for a container () in which a flowable material () is stored, including a base element (), which can be fastened on a container opening () of the container (), a spout () with a dispensing opening (), whereby the spout () is positioned inboard of the base element (), and a lid () connected to the base element () by a hinge (), whereby the lid () can be moved back and forth between a closed position () so that the spout () is not accessible and an open position () in which the spout () is accessible, tamper evidence indication structures () for visually indicating if the lid () of closure device () has once been moved out of its closed position ().

Closure device

The present invention relates to a closure device () for a container () in which a flowable material () is stored, comprising a base element (), which can be fastened on a container opening () of the container (), a spout () with a dispensing opening (), whereby the spout () is positioned inboard of the base element (), and a lid () connected to the base element () by a hinge (), whereby the lid () can be moved back and forth between a closed position () in which the lid () closes the dispensing opening () so that the spout () is not accessible and an open position () in which the spout () is accessible, tamper evidence indication means () for visually indicating if the lid () of the closure device () has once been moved out of its closed position (), whereby the tamper evidence indication means () comprise a first indication ring () and at least a second indication ring () which is co-axially arranged in the first indication ring ().

The present invention relates to a closure device () for a container () in which a flowable material () is stored, comprising a base element (), which can be fastened on a container opening () of the container (), a spout () with a dispensing opening (), whereby the spout () is positioned inboard of the base element (), and a lid () connected to the base element () by a hinge (), whereby the lid () can be moved back and forth between a closed position () in which the lid () closes the dispensing opening () so that the spout () is not accessible and an open position () in which the spout () is accessible, tamper evidence indication means () for visually indicating if the lid () of the closure device () has once been moved out of its closed position ().

The present invention relates to a closure for a container with a base element directly or indirectly attachable to a container, a flip-top lid attached to the base element by a hinge such that the flip-top lid can be moved between an opened and a closed position, and a tamper evident element for indicating whether the flip-top lid had been opened at least once by a user or not. The flip-top lid comprises a top cover element and an outer side wall extending therefrom. The tamper evident element is linearly movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the flip-top lid further comprises an inner side wall, which extends only around a part of the circumference of the closure, wherein at least parts of the inner side wall and at least parts of the outer side wall together form guidance means for enabling and controlling the linear movement.

The present invention relates to a dispensing closure for a fluid container with a spout for dispensing a fluid, said dispensing closure comprising a peripheral wall, a transverse wall and a toggle member, wherein said peripheral wall and said transverse wall are made of an elastic material. The dispensing closure also comprises a valve element.

Dispensing closure for a fluid container

The present invention relates to a dispensing closure comprising a base element, which can be attached to a neck of a container, a flip-top lid, being attached to said base element by a hinge and being movable between a closed and an opened position, and a tamper-evident element extending in a circumferential direction around at least part of the circumference of said dispensing closure, wherein the tamper-evident element has at least one weakening region extending at least over part of the height of the tamper-evident element and/or wherein a shoulder region of the base element, to which frangible elements of the tamper-evident element are attached, is inclined such that it declines in an outward direction of the base element.

The present invention relates to a dispensing closure and a container with such a dispensing closure. The dispensing closure comprises a base element, a spout element and a rotatable operating element, wherein the spout element can be axially moved between a retracted position and an extended position.

Dispensing closure and container with such a dispensing closure

The present invention relates to a dispensing closure including a base and a cover attached to the base by a hinge and movable between an opened and a closed position. The cover includes an outer side-wall with a push-button region. The push-button region has, in a first position, a flat or convex outer surface and is adapted such that it can be pushed by a user at least partly in an inward direction from the first position into a second position. The push-button region has, in the second position, at least partly a concave outer surface.

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Bruno Koenigseder