Conopco, Inc.

Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.

Kassie Terra-Lynn Betts

Christopher Clarkson Jones

Simon Lewis Bilton

Garen Kouyoumjian

Adrian Barclay Caroen

Joseph Butler

Amit Arora

Peter L Larsen

A sprayhead for use with an aerosol container, the sprayhead including a chassis capable of firm attachment to the container; a rotatable circular collar; a spray channel and associated actuator button; and an over-cap; the rotatable circular collar being rotatable between a first and second position, wherein, when the rotatable circular collar is in the first position, a holding feature of the rotatable circular collar interacts with a holding feature of the chassis and wherein the rotatable circular collar further includes a projection that interacts with a non-rotating feature of the overcap to produce an audible signal when the rotatable circular collar is rotated between its first and second position.

Sprayhead for a spray device

Described are embodiments of putters that include a counterbalance weight located at the butt end of the shaft. The shaft and/or grip of disclosed putters can have reduced mass while the putter head and the butt of the shaft can have increased mass compared to conventional putters, which provides a similar overall total mass but with an increase in the moment of inertia (MOI). The increase in MOI compared to a conventional putter of similar style and mass can provide increased swing stability during a stroke, decreasing unintentional waggling about the hand grip fulcrum. The added weight in the putter head and the added weight in the butt of the putter can counterbalance each other so that the overall swingweight of the putter can be about the same as for a conventional, non-counterbalanced putter having the same total mass, thereby providing a familiar feel and easy playability.

Counterbalanced putters

A sprayhead for use with an aerosol container, the sprayhead including: a chassis; a rotatable circular collar; and a spray channel and associated actuator button, the spray channel passing through a central aperture in a bridge spanning a diameter of the collar, and being connectable to the aerosol container; the chassis including an annular skirt that, on a lower internal surface thereof, an annular valve cup securing bead that, when the sprayhead is attached to an aerosol container, grips the container such that the torque required to turn the chassis around the container is at least twice that required to turn the rotatable circular collar around the chassis.

A sprayhead including; a chassis capable of firm attachment to an aerosol container, the chassis including a circular platform and a peripheral skirt; a rotatable circular collar that includes a bridge that spans a diameter of the collar; and a spray channel and associated actuator button, the spray channel being designed to pass through a central aperture in the circular platform of the chassis and through a central aperture in the bridge; the chassis holding the spray channel and associated actuator button in a non-rotatable manner, and the collar being rotatable between a first position in which the spray channel is incapable of depression and a second position in which the spray channel is capable of depression when pressure is applied to the associated actuator button.

An actuator cap for dispensing a liquid product, the cap comprising a rotatable outer body and an associated actuator button and a non-rotatable chassis and associated spray channel assembly; the outer body and actuator button being rotatable between:

Actuator cap for a fluid dispenser

An actuator cap for dispensing a liquid product, comprising:

An actuator cap () for dispensing a fluid product, comprising a rotatable outer body (), a non-rotatable chassis (), an actuator button () and a spray channel assembly (), the latter comprising an outlet nozzle (); the outer body () being rotatable relative to the chassis () between a first position in which the actuator button () is incapable of depression and a second position in which the actuator button () is capable of depression, said depression causing release of fluid product from an associated container through the spray channel assembly (), the actuator cap () also comprises rotational tensioning means (and/or) between the outer body () and the chassis (), said rotational tensioning means (and/or) serving to ease rotation of the outer body () towards its second position when close thereto.

The aerosol dispenser, comprises: an aerosol canister and associated valve stem; and an actuator cap () comprising: a rotatable outer body () and an associated actuator button (); and a non-rotatable chassis () and an associated spray channel assembly (), the latter comprising an outlet nozzle (); the outer body () being rotatable between a first position in which the spray channel assembly () is separated from the valve stem of the aerosol canister and the dispenser is incapable of activation and a second position in which the spray channel assembly () is attached to the valve stem of the aerosol canister and the dispenser is capable of activation.

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Kassie Terra-Lynn Betts