Magenta Corporation, Ltd.

Michael C Illenberger

Richard W Hofmann

Greg McMurray

John S Song

Richard W Hoffman

John Kinsley

Dispensing portion of a dispenser

Dispensing portion of a closure

Bottle neck

Ovalish dispensing closure

Ovalish dispenser

Oval bottle

A dispensing device to be fitted to the top of a container and to be used to dispense heavy or viscous fluid from the container. It is a unitary structure that comprises generally a spout having a fluid passageway, a rod extending through the center of the spout, and a skirt bounding the base of the spout. The rod is joined to the inner wall of the spout by a relatively thin rectangular brace. The rod is generally cylindrical and has chamfered ends. An annular, curved member is formed inside the skirt and extends away from the spout to form a bottomless bowl portion interconnecting the spout passageway to form a continuous fluid passageway. The rod provides additional surface area for the liquid to cling to while it is being dispensed and also delays venting as the container is righted after the desired amount of liquid is dispensed, thereby preventing drippage. In addition, the bottomless bowl prevents clogging because it causes the liquid in the passageway to be pulled back from the spout into the container.

Syrup dispenser

A tamper-evident, tamper-resistant closure for an open neck container having a detachable closure cap that is adapted to open and close the dispenser end. A breakaway tether is integrally molded to the closure cap and a first closure ring which fits within the closure cap and around the container neck. A second tether is integrally formed with the closure cap and a second closure ring. The breakaway tether will rupture if this container is tampered with. Also the breakaway tether may be broken when the contents of the container is to be used. The second tether securely maintains the closure cap attached to the main closure.

Tamper-evident, tamper-resistant closure

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Downers Grove, IL, United States of America

Michael C Illenberger