The present invention relates to a production device of a cap-integrated tube container, and provides a tube container production device comprising: a first blocking part which is positioned outside a coil, that generates high frequencies, so as to block high frequencies generated from the coil; a second blocking part which is positioned above the first blocking part so as to block high frequencies generated from the coil; and a third blocking part which is positioned inside the coil so as to block high frequencies generated from the coil, and on the inside of which is formed a space for positioning a cap that is mounted on a tube container.

A security cover system and apparatus for beverage cans and other containers. The system includes a security cap that is installed upon the top of an unopened container for containing an adult beverage or the like. The cap is adapted for secure installation upon the top of a container having a top with a circumferential rim, such as an aluminum beverage can. The cap has catches engagable with the rim of the container. The system includes an opener tool with a specially shaped key portion thereon. The opener engages with a complementary slot in the cap to permit an authorized person, using the opener tool, to remove the cap from the container.

Disclosed herein are disinfecting caps that can be used to cover and disinfect both a male medical connector and needleless injection site when not in use or when disconnected from each other. The caps contain a disinfecting agent.

Disclosed herein are disinfecting caps that can be used to cover and disinfect both a male medical connector and needleless injection site when not in use or when disconnected from each other. The caps contain a disinfecting agent.

A closure that secures the contents of a partially filled, but closed, bottle of wine, liquor, or other liquid. The partially filled, but closed, bottle of wine, liquor, or other liquid has a neck with a contour and a mouth. The closure includes a capsule and a tie wrap. The capsule fits over the neck of the partially filled, but closed, bottle of wine, liquor, or other liquid, and in doing so, secures the mouth of the neck of the partially filled, but closed, bottle of wine, liquor, or other liquid. The tie wrap is operatively connected to the capsule, and selectively maintains the capsule securing the mouth of the neck of the partially filled, but closed, bottle of wine, liquor, or other liquid.

The metering device includes a metering container which can be fitted with screwing action on a standard bottle neck. The metering container has a funnel-shaped base, which is adjoined by a cylindrical lateral wall having, at the upper end, a cross-sectionally u-shaped collar, to which a cover surface can be applied in a form-fitting manner. At the top of the metering device is a pressure-exerting head with an encircling, detachable periphery. A puncturing mechanism having a two-part pressure-exerting pin can be actuated by the pressure-exerting head. The puncturing mechanism is fixed to the cover surface, prior to initial use, and is separated out of the cover surface by a cylindrical casing wall on the pressure-exerting head. The second part of the puncturing mechanism has a punching sleeve, which severs membranes which close the metering container, whereupon the contents of the metering container can be supplied into the bottle.

A liquid cosmetic container includes a container main body, a leading tube and an intermediate core. The intermediate core is disposed in the container main body and the leading tube, and the intermediate core sends a liquid cosmetic material. A rear end of the intermediate core is positioned inside the housing portion, and a tip of the intermediate core projects from an opening at a tip of the leading tube. The leading tube has an inclination portion at a tip end side, and the inclination portion inclines with respect to an axis center of the container main body. Accordingly, the container does not hinder an application of a makeup while a mirror is seen, ensuring improving the usability.

A liquid cosmetic container includes a container main body, a leading tube and an intermediate core. The intermediate core is disposed in the container main body and the leading tube, and the intermediate core sends a liquid cosmetic material. A rear end of the intermediate core is positioned inside the housing portion, and a tip of the intermediate core projects from an opening at a tip of the leading tube. The leading tube has an inclination portion at a tip end side, and the inclination portion inclines with respect to an axis center of the container main body. Accordingly, the container does not hinder an application of a makeup while a mirror is seen, ensuring improving the usability.

A liquid bottle or container, such as for liquid detergent, and corresponding cap and cup is disclosed for operation in a horizontal position with the cap and cup side wall substantially parallel to the ground, the cap and cup shape providing a built-in drip collector cavity positioned around a portion of the circumference or perimeter of the cap and cup rim on the open end of the cap. The cap and cup may be used to cover a nozzle or other valve dispenser during storage. The drip collector cavity has a volume sufficient to collect liquid residue remaining after normal use of the cap as a measuring and dispensing cup, and any post-use drops from the dispenser nozzle. Thus, the cap and cup of the present disclosure is dripless or nearly drip less. In an embodiment, at least a portion of the cap rim perimeter around which no built-in drip collector cavity is positioned is shaped as a pouring spout. In another embodiment, the area of the liquid container body which receives the cap is shaped to have an indent to accept the pouring spout, thus acting as an orientation key. In yet another embodiment, the drip collector cavity includes one or more radial partitions providing additional rigidity and support to the rim. In another alternative embodiment, the cap and cup shape provides a built-in drip collector cavity at the closed end of the cap. The side wall along the lowest elevation has a negative slope such that when the cap and cup is in the generally horizontal storage position covering the nozzle dispenser, the lowest point of elevation of the rim of the cap and cup is a higher elevation than the lowest point of elevation of the closed end of the cap and cup, thus resulting in collection of liquid residue at and/or near the closed end of the cap and cup.

An insulated multiple fluid container apparatus having multiple separate volumes that each can have a dedicated removably engagable lid allowing fluid consumption from each of the volumes individually, thus allowing hot and cold fluids to be carried simultaneously. Sealing and insulating as between the multiple separate container volumes is structurally accommodated in the design forming a portable and compact multiple fluid container apparatus.