The invention includes a snap type plastic stopper having a closure shell with a roof wall and a tamper band to be secured on a bottle neck. The stopper includes a first weakness line with first bridges, where the first bridges separably link the bottom edge of the closure shell and the top edge of the tamper band; at least one hinge which extends through the first weakness line, where the hinge pivotably links the closure shell and the tamper band; and a tongue which is diametrically situated at the opposite of the hinge, where the tongue outwardly extends relative to a peripheral wall of the closure shell. The stopper also includes within the closure shell and/or tamper band at least one tamper evident feature such as a toggle.

A package closure (10) comprising a neck (12), a cap (11) for closing an opening of the neck (12), and a folded portion (21) connecting the neck (12) and the cap (11), wherein the neck (12) has an axis (A) and is formed with a tubular portion (16) and an inward projecting sealing flange (18), wherein the cap (12) is formed with a top portion (13) for covering the opening of the neck, and an axially extending sealing ring (19) to interact with the sealing flange (18) to form a seal between them. The neck (12), the cap (11) and the folded portion (21) are formed in a single integrated piece. The cap (11) is further formed with an axially extending wall (14) arranged radially outside of the tubular portion (16) of the neck (12), wherein the folded portion (21) connects the wall (14) of the cap (11) with the neck (12). The top portion (13) of the cap (11) is connected to the wall (14) through a breakable notch (23) and a hinge (24), wherein the top portion (13) is openable by tearing along the notch (23) and folding along the hinge (24). Disclosed is also a method for producing the package closure (10).

A closure (1) with a shell (2) for securement to a container neck (11) and a lid (3) pivotally connected to the shell (2) by a pair of hinge elements (6). A hinge line (50) in the side wall (5) delineates a deformable latch (8) having an external grip tab (80) and an internal 5 engaging tab (82) between the grip tab (80) and a top wall (4) of the lid (3). The grip tab (80) extends radially from a side wall (5) of the lid (3) and the engaging tab (82) engages a lip (13) surrounding the mouth of the container neck (11). The deformable latch (8) is configured to deform along the hinge line (50) when an opening force is applied to the grip tab (80), thereby to disengage the engaging tab (82) from the lip (13) of the container neck 10 (11).

A closure device for a container neck having a cap which is pivotable between closed open configurations, comprising: a base; an outer wall extending circumferentially around the base; a plug seal extending from the base, at an inner face of the cap, and spaced from the outer wall to define a channel for receiving the container neck and for forming a seal against an inner wall of the container neck when the cap is in the closed configuration; a lifting member extending from the base and positioned radially inwardly from the plug seal, the lifting member being positioned at a pivot-side of the cap and having a contact face at a free end of the lifting member for contacting a top end of the container neck before the top end contacts the plug seal during actuation of the cap from the open configuration to the closed configuration.

A compact cap with an opening block, after opening, for a container having a mouthpiece, includes a base ring preventing separation from the mouthpiece, a protective cap or cover for opening and closing the mouthpiece, a hinge arrangement that makes the base ring and the cover integral, and frangible bridges, which connect a lower edge of the cover with an upper edge of the base ring when the cover is closing on the ring base and the mouthpiece. The hinge arrangement includes a plurality of spaced strips or bridges, which connect the cover and the base ring, and an extension enlarged outwardly, which forms an integral part of an annular collar and is obtained at the lower end of the cover, and which becomes engaged with the mouthpiece when the cover is rotated from a closed position to an open position to provide a stable open position of the cover.

The invention described herein relates broadly to closure assemblies, and methods of use and manufacture thereof. More particularly, certain embodiments relate to assemblies and methods for closing an opening defined by a spout provided on a flexible container utilising a capping member having a plugging portion and a substantially fracturable retaining skirt. Embodiments provide may an adequate seal for the contents contained within bags against the significant pressure placed upon the closure by the often weighty and voluminous contents of the packaging. Furthermore, the closure may be easily and comfortably removable by a user whilst managing the handling of the bag.

A closure is provided for a container. The closure includes a base having a substantially cylindrical shape with a recessed area along a top perimeter of the base. The closure also includes a lid configured to close over and open off of the base. The closure further includes a tab that extends from a lower surface of the lid and includes a lip portion configured to fold back onto the tab and lock with the base when the lid is closed over the base. The tab detaches from the lid when opening the lid from the base after the lip portion is folded back onto the tab. A portion of the outer surface of the tab is visible through the at least one recessed area after the lid is closed over the base and remains partially visible after the tab has detached from the lid.

A cap-type synthetic resin container lid (2), which can be removed sufficiently easily from a mouth-neck section (38) of a container without requiring great force and, even after removal from the mouth-neck section (38) of the container, continues to be kept integral without being partly separated to form a scrap piece, is provided.

The container lid (2) includes thin-walled inversion pieces (18) arranged at intervals in the circumferential direction and extending upward beyond a top panel wall (4) from the lower ends of the thin-walled inversion pieces, the lower ends being connected to the outer peripheral surface of a skirt wall (6) or to the boundary part between the outer peripheral surface of the skirt wall (6) and the upper surface of the top panel wall (4); a restraint wall (20) connected to the upper ends of the thin-walled inversion pieces (18) and having a specific site (22) in the circumferential direction, the specific site being either split, or being defined by a breakable weakened section (24); and an operating section (30) connected to the outer peripheral surface of the skirt wall (6) via a connecting piece (28) extending out radially from the outer peripheral surface of the skirt wall (6) at a position in alignment with the specific site (22). Locked projections (26) and locking projections (36) are disposed in the restraint wall (20) and the connecting piece (28), respectively, to collaborate in restricting the expansion of the restraint wall (20).

The present invention includes a tethered plastic stopper having a tamper band, a closure shell having a plurality of tongues, and a hinge attached at a bottom portion to the tamper band and attached at a top portion to the closure shell. The closure shell is separably connected to the tamper band through a weakness line. The plurality of tongues each extend outwardly relative to the periphery of the stopper and being positioned around a periphery of the stopper.

A one piece molded tamper evident push-on closure suitable for closing an opening of a bottle, and method for manufacture thereof. The closure includes a cap portion, a latch ring portion and a frangible connector connecting the cap portion and the latch ring portion. The closure includes a plurality of resiliently deformable teeth extending inwardly from the latch ring portion and towards the cap portion for engaging the latch ring portion onto the neck of the bottle. The closure includes a manually engageable tab projecting from the latch ring portion to permit application of a manual force to rupture the frangible connector and permit the cap portion to be at least partially disconnected from the latch ring portion.