US2002125272A1PendingUtilityA1
Self-sealing squeeze tube
Priority: Jan 8, 2001Filed: Jan 8, 2001Published: Sep 12, 2002
Est. expiryJan 8, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Oral Sekendur
B65D 35/46
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Abstract
This invention relates to a squeeze tube having a self-sealing orifice with a slotted diaphragm sloping inward toward the squeeze tube for use in dispensing the contents of the squeeze tube. The slotted diaphragm has an initial seal that is broken on first use and has a replaceable cap for further sealing the squeeze tube. Pressure applied to the squeeze tube forces open the slotted diaphragm allowing the contents to be dispensed. Relief of pressure causes the slotted diaphragm spring back to its original closed position thus sealing the squeeze tube.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . A self-sealing squeeze tube comprising a slotted diaphragm.
2 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 1 further comprising tube threads.
3 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 1 further comprising a cap.
4 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 1 further comprising a flip top.
5 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 1 whereby said slotted diaphragm comprises a plurality of slots and an initial seal.
6 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 5 further comprising a cap having a cone for breaking said initial seal.
7 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 1 whereby said slotted diaphragm is sloped inward toward the squeeze tube.
8 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 7 whereby pressure applied to said squeeze tube forces open the slotted diaphragm outward sloping away from said squeeze tube thus dispensing the contents.
9 . A self-sealing squeeze tube according to claim 8 whereby when pressure is released, the inward slope provides a spring-like action and allows said slotted diaphragm to spring back to its original inward sloping position thus resealing said self-sealing squeeze tube.
10 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap comprising a slotted diaphragm for fitting on a squeeze tube.
11 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 10 whereby said slotted diaphragm comprises a plurality of slots and an initial seal.
12 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 11 further comprising a flip top.
13 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 12 further comprising a cap having a cone for breaking said initial seal.
14 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 10 whereby said slotted diaphragm is sloped inward toward the squeeze tube.
15 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 14 whereby pressure applied to said squeeze tube forces open the slotted diaphragm outward sloping away from said squeeze tube thus dispensing the contents.
16 . A self-sealing squeeze tube cap according to claim 15 whereby when pressure is released, the inward slope provides a spring-like action and allows said slotted diaphragm to spring back to its original inward sloping position thus resealing said self-sealing squeeze tube cap.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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