A closure for a container is disclosed, including a ring-shaped base element extending around a longitudinal axis and including a first through opening, a ring-shaped rotary element, which can be operatively connected to the base element and can be rotated relative thereto about the longitudinal axis, and at least one closing element. The closing element comprises a first and a second end wherein the first end of the closing element being operatively connected to the base element and the second end of the closing element being operatively connected to the rotary element, and wherein the closing element at least partially closing a closure opening in a rotated state of the rotary element relative to the base element.

The present disclosure relates to a closure system (100), comprising: a pulp molded container (200) comprising a wall portion (201) which surrounds a product space (2000) presenting a cross-sectional area, wherein said wall portion extends along an axial direction perpendicular to the cross-sectional area, between a first open end (203) and a second end (204) being axially opposite said first open end, wherein a first end wall portion (205) extending from said first open end has a first substantially conical sealing surface (206) presenting a first angle relative to the axial direction; and a pulp molded cap (300) having a second substantially conical scaling surface (306) presenting a second angle relative to the axial direction; wherein the first and second angles substantially match, and wherein one of said first and second substantially conical sealing surfaces (206, 306) presents at least one male partial thread (210) and the other one of said first and second substantially conical sealing surfaces (206, 306) presents at least one corresponding female partial thread (310). The disclosure further relates to a method for producing a cap or cap part from a pulp slurry, and a tool for producing a cap or cap part from a pulp slurry.

The present invention relates to a child resistant closure for a bottle or container. More specifically, the present invention relates to improved two-cap structure assemblies.

The invention relates to a closing cap (11) and a method for producing a closing cap for a container (10) for receiving cosmetic creams, liquids or pasty substances, such as in particular mascara, the closing cap (11) being designed as a material hybrid and having a connective area for establishing a connection realized as a screw connection, bayonet connection or the like between the closing cap (11) and the container (10), the connective area being formed on an inner side (15) of a base body (12) made of metal, plastic or ceramics. The connective area has a plastic material as a contacting material in merely a portion for forming a physical contact between the closing cap (11) and the container (10) and the remaining portions are made of the same material as the base body (12).

Drink containers include a liquid container and a cap assembly removably coupled to the liquid container. Cap assemblies include a switch, a trigger and seal bar. Upon actuating the trigger the seal bar slides back to form a drink outlet opening in the cap assembly. To hold the seal bar in an open state without additional external force from the user, the switch is slid from an unlocked position to a locked position, thereby keeping the drink outlet and a vent formed in the cap assembly open in order to cool down a warm beverage in the liquid container.

The invention relates to a cap (100) for containers for carbonated and non carbonated beverages, of the type used by sportsmen. The plastic cap consists of a supporting element (1) which is screwed on the bottleneck; a pivotal element (2) which pivots by an angle of approximately 120 with respect to the supporting element (1), acting as opening and closing valve for dispensing the beverage; and optionally, a protective cap (3). The pivotal element (2) closes the container in fluid-tight manner. Unscrewing the cap (3) in a certain direction causes the simultaneous pivoting and translation motion of the pivotal element (2), thereby putting the container in communication with the external environment. A kinematic coupling is also provided, which allows the activation of the pivotal element (2) as opening and closing valve by pushing and pulling the vertex of the pivotal element in axial direction, for the cases in which the protective cap is not available.

A packaging container for elongated objects that includes an outer sleeve (1) with at least one threaded section (4) and an inner sleeve (2) with at least one toothed or threaded strip (3) that can be brought into threaded engagement with the threaded section (4) such that the inner sleeve can be screwed into the interior of the outer sleeve (1). The at least one threaded section (4) is interrupted by at least one sliding strip (5) that is aligned in the longitudinal direction of said packaging container and that interrupts the threaded section (4), the width of the sliding strip (5) being greater than the width of the toothed or threaded strip (3).

The present invention relates to a child resistant closure for a bottle or container. More specifically, the present invention relates to improved two-cap structure assemblies.

A child-resistant cap assembly that is adapted to attach to the various shapes of the containers has an outer lid, an activate button body, an inner lid, and an optional desiccant basket for packaging container applications. The outer lid is adapted to receive and engage the rigid fingers when the activate button body assembly is depressed. The inner lid has latched grooves that position the rigid fingers. The rigid fingers are connected to a button with a flexible pivotable hinge and are radially moved upwards and/or outwards by a shaped protrusion or a ramp to engage circumferentially spaced grooves, allowing the cap assembly to be rotated counter-clockwise to disengage from the container. Clockwise rotation locks the cap assembly onto the container; otherwise, it functions as a child-safety feature.

A container for contents includes: a container part for accommodating contents; a cap part opening/closing the container part, and having at least one thread formed at the inner side thereof in a first direction; and a coupling part which is provided at one side of the container part, and which has a plurality of coupling units protruding along the outer peripheral surface thereof, wherein the plurality of coupling units are arranged to be spaced from each other in the first direction and a second direction that is opposite to the first direction, and are spaced apart in the second direction such that at least one first groove is formed in the first direction between the plurality of coupling units, and thus the cap part can be detachably coupled to the coupling part while the threads move.