Cap for glass bottles

Abstract

The invention relates to a cap for glass bottles comprising a body with skirting with at least three cuts made from the outside to the inside of the body, wherein a core is provided with at least three reinforcement ribs and a first concave region or area that coincides with a second concave region or area is provided on the inside of the body, creating a chamber; and wherein said second concave region is integrated into a second body attached to the first body and wherein said second body comprises a flange having a plurality of cuts, whereas in the lower part thereof, said second body has a threaded area in which a plurality of lips are defined and in which reinforcement spokes are provided contiguously.

1 . A cap for glass bottles, characterized in that it comprises:
 a) a first body in turn comprising:
 a. a skirting with at least three cuts made from the outside of the skirting to the inside of the body; and 
 b. a core with at least three reinforcement ribs; 
   b) a second body integrally attached to the first body and in turn comprising:
 a. a flange incorporating a plurality of cuts around the periphery; 
 b. a threaded region in the lower part of the second body in turn comprising:
 i. a plurality of lips; and 
 
 c. a plurality of reinforcement spokes contiguous to the threaded region; 
   
       wherein a first concave region or area that coincides with a second concave region or area integrated into the second body is provided on the inside of the body and coinciding with the position of the core; and wherein both concave areas are opposite one another, such that they define a chamber or space therebetween configured for the tilting of the cap during the deformation thereof in the process of opening it. 
     
     
         2 . The cap according to  claim 1 , wherein the body has a plurality of grooves along its skirting. 
     
     
         3 . The cap according to  claim 1 , wherein the second body incorporates a series of inner ribbing or reinforcements. 
     
     
         4 . The cap according to  claim 1 , wherein the body and the second body are integrated into a single body.