Mapa Gmbh

Mapa Gmbh Gummi- Und Plastikwerke

Eckhard Itzek

Ralf Holschumacher

Bodo Warden

Uwe Wagenknecht

Jürgen Löhn

Reiner Pils

Björn Frederik Seidler

Andreas Recht

Andrej Walger

Sara Rebecca Kröncke

Birgit Meyer

Elke Ladiges

Heinz Lischinsky

Bjoern Frederik Seidler

Günter Horntrich

Björn-Frederik Seidler

Sara Rebecca Kr•ncke

Bertrand Coutellier

Jürgen LÖHN

Günter Marr

Céline Mialet

A drinking attachment () for drinking vessels (), comprising a funnel-like circumferential drinking rim (), which is open towards the drinking vessel (), having a fastening section () for fastening the drinking attachment () to an edge region of the drinking vessel surrounding an opening of the drinking vessel (), and a bowl-shaped elastic sealing disc (), which can be inserted into the drinking rim () for sealing the drinking rim (), the sealing disc () abutting circumferentially against the drinking rim () in the region of the end of the drinking rim (, which is free in the intended mounting state of the drinking attachment () on a drinking vessel (), while forming an interstice (), which is open towards the drinking vessel (), and being designed in such a way that it can be partially lifted from the drinking rim () by a suction action of a user of the drinking attachment (), in order to open a passage to the interstice (), the sealing disc () having in the region of its bottom an outwardly projecting circumferential flange (), which is designed to come to rest on the edge surrounding the opening of the drinking vessel (), the drinking rim () being provided with a clamping flange () projecting towards the sealing disc for clamping the flange () of the sealing disc () against the edge of the opening of the drinking vessel () upon fastening the drinking attachment () on a drinking vessel (), wherein the flange () of the sealing disc () is provided with a number of openings () to the interstice () and wherein the clamping flange () ends in front of the openings () provided in the flange () of the sealing disc ().

Drinking attachment for a drinking vessel and drinking vessel with such attachment

The present disclosure is directed to a drinking vessel that can include a drinking container and a drinking attachment that is coupled to the container. A straw can be positioned through an opening in the drinking attachment. The straw can include a top end that includes an opening through which a user can withdraw liquid and a bottom end. A drinking valve can be positioned along the bottom end of the straw and can include a tube that is open on the top and closed on the bottom and further includes at least one flow-through opening connecting the inside of the valve to the outside of the straw. A suction tube can include a tube wall that can be slid over the valve to couple the straw to the suction tube.

Drinking vessel having a drinking valve

A teat with a base and a hollow and flexible mouthpiece protruding from it with a palate contact area, characterized in that the mouthpiece has a planar thinning area fully or partially extending over the palate contact area, in which the mouthpiece has a smaller wall thickness than in its adjacent areas.

Teat

Push-pull closure for a drink container comprising a body element which comprises a through-opening and a fastening device, with which it may be sealingly and releasably connected to an opening of the drink container, a mouthpiece which may be axially displaceably inserted into the through-opening of the body element and which comprises at least one locking portion which may engage behind the through-opening of the body element, and a locking element which may be releasably attached to the inner face of the body element facing the drink container, the locking element being arranged so that the locking portion of the mouthpiece may not adopt a position in which it does not engage behind the through-opening of the body element, when the mouthpiece is inserted into the through-opening and the locking element is attached to the inner face of the body element.

Push-pull closure for a drink container

A bottle teat made of a soft elastic material, comprising: a hollow suction nipple, a circumferential mounting edge for fixation to the bottle opening of a drinking bottle, a hollow transition zone between the mounting edge and the suction nipple, and two drinking slots extending from the outer side to the inner side of the suction nipple in an end region of the suction nipple, which are aligned in parallel to each other and whose distance from each other decreases from the outer side towards the inner side of the suction nipple.

Bottle teat

Pacifier for babies

A closure system for a baby bottle including a lower closure ring screwed onto an external thread of a bottle, an upper closure ring for connecting to a screw ring for fastening a drinking teat, locking elements which rotatably and releasably lock together the lower closure ring and the upper closure ring, a circular lip seal made of a soft elastic material concentric to a lower peripheral part being arranged on the first upper face, with at least one axially oriented sealing lip and at least one circular seal geometry engaging with the lip seal and concentric to an upper peripheral part being arranged on a second lower face or vice versa and by rotating the upper closure ring relative to the lower closure ring the upper throughflow hole may optionally be brought into overlapping and non-overlapping positions relative to a lower throughflow hole.

Leakproof closure sealing system for baby bottle

Beverage container

Feeding bottle

A leakproof bottle for feeding a child includes a first external thread around a bottle opening, and a lower closure ring having a first internal thread, which is screwed onto the first external thread and has at least one first throughflow hole. An upper closure ring has a second external thread on which the lower closure ring sits in a sealing manner and which has at least one second throughflow hole which, by rotation of the upper closure ring relative to the lower closure ring, can be brought into coinciding and non-coinciding positions relative to the first throughflow hole. Locking elements can rotate the lower closure ring and upper closure ring relative to each other and releasable lock them, with a drinking teat and a screw ring having a second internal thread, which is screwed onto the second external thread of the upper closure ring, releasably securing a lower edge region of the drinking teat to upper closure ring.

Leakproof bottle for infant food

Growing community of inventors

Gyhum-Nartum, Germany

Eckhard Itzek