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In 1990 David Albert and "Rip" Ripley invested their smarts and sweat equity in a neighborhood joint, turning a failing sports bar into a fun and funky tavern.
During those early years at the Maple Leaf Grill, Rip (a name as familiar as his bandana and bushy sideburns) unleashed a passion for pub grub in a minuscule kitchen, influencing the menu with such specialties as Rockers Iko and Mars' Oyster Stew. Albert ran the front of the house, handling the crowds with his stalwart crew, cranking up the tunes and waiting tables.
Rip eventually moved on, briefly alighting at Hattie's Hat, Century Ballroom and Cyclops. Meanwhile, Albert, facing the end of a 10-year lease and the boot from his landlord, moved up the block to new corner digs, transforming the old Java House into the sunny new kid-friendly Maple Leaf Grill, now with cocktails and weekend breakfast.
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On a recent evening, a handful of guys sat at the cozy little bar enjoying a bite, a brew and "Monday Night Football." In one of two adjacent rooms, a waiter, preparing to take our order, failed to see it coming when a little girl with an angelic expression, sitting alone, rose and, with a devilish grin, poked him on the butt, provoking hysterical laughter from my son, who fortunately hadn't ordered his soda yet or he'd have snorted it all over his shirt.
My boy lit up when I suggested he share a table with the girl, who impressed him further with a game of rock/paper/scissors and a willingness to share her steamed mussels. This happy turn of events allowed me to do my job uninterrupted. It also left Rip, unaware of this critic's presence, to do his: Turns out the little devil was the chef's 8-year-old daughter, Olivia.
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Putting his signature back on the menu means the return of Rockers Iko ($14.95), in its heyday a seafood sensation. Today, with such fare a staple on menus at neighborhood bistros all over town, it's merely a pleasant, gut-warming bowlful of fresh shellfish and rockfish, the herbed and spiced tomato base reminiscent of cioppino. My tastebuds were more inclined to cha-cha-cha over seafood specials including fettuccine with mussels and clams, the heat of its Thai green curry soothed with coconut milk ($14.95), and Hawaiian opah ($16.95), with a fresh, corn salsa and an impressive complement of roasted vegetables. Rumrunners chicken ($13.95), its winglet-wearing breast tenderly grilled, gets a boost from a sassy mango salsa. Gently braised chard and a heap of mashed potatoes helped turn this into a tropical take on Sunday supper.
Where was the brunch bunch last Sunday when I was grooving to the beat of Elvis Costello, chowing down on corn-and-oyster-filled Pagataw pancakes (the Native American answer to a Dutch Baby, $6.95), rum-enhanced Antigua French toast ($6.95) and an omelette accompanied by an excellent piece of (outsourced) coffeecake ($7.95)?
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Patent References 1081555 2392195 2750068 3187966 3204835 3858739 Dispensing tip for cyanoacrylate adhesives Multi-part dispensing closure having a frangible connecting web Dispenser for cyanoacrylate adhesives Single or multiple dose container-closure assemblies InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 10297384 filed on 06/07/2001US Classes:222/541.5, Having reusable closure222/541.6, About line or point of weakness222/541.9, With integral gripping means (e.g., pull tab)215/48Broken by manipulation of closureExaminersPrimary: Mancene, GeneAssistant: Nicolas, Frederick C. Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassesB65D047/10B65D055/02 B65D069/00 B65D017/24 B65D017/24 B65D035/08 B65D035/28 DescriptionFIELD OF THE INVENTIONThe present invention relates generally to the field of packs/packaging, and in particular dispensing packs/packaging. In particular the present invention relates to a dispensing nozzle assembly with a re-useable break-off (or break-away) cap. The nozzle assembly may be attachable to a container or integrally formed therewith. The nozzle may thus be closed with the cap after the cap has been broken off. The nozzle may be attachable to or integrally formed with a container and the containerscontents are thus protectable by the re-useable cap. BACKGROUND TO THE INVENTION It is desired to provide inexpensive re-useable dispensing packs which offer the user the opportunity to partially dispense the contents of a container and store the remainder for later use. The user can dispense as much of the contents asrequired and then re-close (or reseal) the pack to store the contents for a future use. Re-sealing the pack is important particularly for materials which are sensitive to their environment for example products which are air, moisture, light sensitiveetc. Many re-closeable packs are known. In general these may be complex to manufacture and require removable caps etc. which allow the container to be re-sealed after a use. On the other hand it is known to provide single use or "one shot"disposable pack which once opened cannot be subsequently closed. This form of pack is usually a tear- or break-open pack. The advantage of a one shot pack is its relatively inexpensive manufacture as compared to re-closeable or re-sealable packs. Thedisadvantage of such containers is of course that the contents are intended to be used all at once. If not all the product is used at one time, there is a difficulty in storing the pack as it is not closed and the contents may spill. The life of theremaining product may also be compromised particularly as stated above where the product is sensitive to environmental factors. It is also possible to provide low cost tubes, for instance a tube constructed of aluminium or other such metal or plastics materials. Such tubes are often provided with screw-on, snap-on, or otherwise engageable nozzles. The nozzle is usuallyprovided to help accurate dispensing of the contents of the tube. These nozzles are often provided with separate screw-on caps to close the dispensing nozzle to protect the product. The nozzle and the cap are separately provided and the cap is screwedonto the nozzle. In order to use the dispensing nozzle it is firstly screwed onto the tube. A dispenser with dispensing means for dispensing the contents of the tubes is known for example from WO 00/00405. The device is provided with a nozzle whichscrews onto the tube and a cap which screws onto the nozzle. The device of WO 00/00405 may be used with a nozzle assembly or container of the present invention. Alternatively a container with an integrally formed nozzle may be provided. Containerswith integrally formed dispensing nozzles are also often deformable (squeezable). There exists a requirement for a low cost multi-use pack. A further problem in providing a reusable container or nozzle assembly with a break-off cap is difficulty in re-closing the container/nozzle to provide a reliable seal to protect the contents of the container. It is difficult to provide low costcontainers/nozzles which close after use to provide a reliable seal. Creating a reliable seal necessitates accurate mating of the surfaces forming the seal. This in turn requires careful manufacture with precise engineering of the product which may bereflected in increased cost in production. Generally components which mate to provide a seal are manufactured separately and with great precision so that the subsequent making of the components provides the desired seal. Difficulty of re-closure is especially acute with break-off caps. Break-off caps are frangibly connected to the container which they close. Breaking the frangible connection between the break-off part (usually the cap) and the container mayleave remnants of the frangible connection on the break-off part or on the container. These remnants may interfere with subsequent re-fitting of the break-off part to the container thus making proper re-closure of the container difficult, with possibleensuing detriment to the useable life of the product within the container. As stated above there are certain types of products which particularly need protection from the general environment. Of particular concern in the present case are curableproducts, in particular adhesives. EP 0 326 529 describes a strip of phials. The document is concerned with the problem of handling of relatively small phials, and proposes a strip or web of phials which are more easily handled mechanically. Each phial is a small squeezablecontainer with an integrally moulded nozzle and cap on the container. The cap is a break-off cap and the containers are intended to be single use "one shot" containers. Loctite (Ireland) Limited sells a product called Indermil™ which is a surgical adhesive. The product is presented for sale in individual phials similar in construction to the phials disclosed in EP 0 326 529 discussed above. The phial has ahollow container body for receiving and holding product placed in the container. The hollow container body has an outlet nozzle, through which the product is dispensable. The outlet nozzle has a first intake end which projects from the container bodyand is integrally formed therewith. The nozzle has a second dispensing end with a dispensing opening formed in the dispensing end and a mouth formed on the nozzle about the dispensing opening. The nozzle of the device has a nozzle body with a conduitdefined therein and bounded by an internal surface of the nozzle body, the conduit in communication with the container body and the dispensing opening. The phial has a break-off cap comprising a cap body for closing the dispensing end of the outletnozzle, the break-off cap having a first position wherein the cap body is integrally formed with the outlet nozzle to close the outlet opening of the outlet nozzle and is connected thereto by at least one frangible connection, and a second positionwherein the frangible connection is broken allowing removal of the cap and thus opening the outlet opening thereby allowing product to be dispensed from the container. The cap once removed may be inverted and repositioned on the container by push-fit(frictional) engagement of the cap and the nozzle. It is desired to provide an alternative nozzle assembly for use with a container which can be used to store materials. In order to improve the useful life of products stored in containers it may bedesirable to provide an outer (protective) packaging which may help improve storage stability, particularly one that is convenient for point of sale display. OBJECT OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a low cost multi-use pack. In particular it is desired to provide a pack which is suitable for storage of environment sensitive products such as adhesive and other curable products. It is also anobject of the invention to provide an outer packaging for such containers. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A first aspect of the present invention provides a nozzle assembly comprising: a) an outlet nozzle for dispensing product, having a first intake end for taking up product from a container and a second dispensing end with a dispensing openingformed in the dispensing end and a mouth formed on the nozzle about the dispensing opening, the nozzle comprising a nozzle body with a conduit defined therein and bounded by an internal surface of the nozzle body, the conduit for communication betweenthe intake end of the nozzle and the dispensing opening; and b) a break-off cap comprising a cap body for closing the dispensing end of the outlet nozzle, the break-off cap having a first position wherein the cap body is integrally formed with the outletnozzle to close the dispensing opening of the outlet nozzle and is connected thereto by at least one frangible connection, and a second position wherein the frangible connection is broken allowing removal of the cap and thus opening the dispensingopening thereby allowing product to be dispensed through the outlet nozzle; the nozzle assembly having an internal annular crotch, which narrows in a radially outward direction, formed between the nozzle and the cap body about the dispensing opening, thecrotch providing a weakened junction between the cap and the nozzle allowing the cap to be broken off from the nozzle thus breaking the frangible connection. In a second aspect the present invention provides a nozzle assembly comprising: a) an outlet nozzle for dispensing product having a first intake end for taking up product from the container and a second dispensing end with a dispensing openingformed in the dispensing end and a mouth formed on the nozzle about the dispensing opening, the nozzle comprising a nozzle body with a conduit formed therein defined by an internal surface of the nozzle body, the conduit for communication between theintake end and the dispensing opening; and b) a break-off cap comprising a cap body for closing the dispensing end of the outlet nozzle, the break-off cap having a first position wherein the cap body is integrally formed with the outlet nozzle to closethe dispensing opening of the outlet nozzle and is connected thereto by at least one frangible connection, and a second position wherein the frangible connection is broken allowing removal of the cap and thus opening the dispensing opening therebyallowing product to be dispensed through the outlet nozzle; the cap body and the outlet nozzle having interengaging formations for subsequently securing the break-off cap to the nozzle body to close the outlet opening. In a third aspect of the present invention the first and second aspects of the invention may be combined in a single nozzle assembly. This combined nozzle assembly is particularly useful to provide re-useable containers. The nozzle assemblycombining the features of the first and second aspects allows for ease of removal of the cap from the nozzle and also subsequent re-fitting of the cap to the nozzle. It is particularly desirable that the nozzle (and thus the nozzle assembly) forms an integral part of the container, though as explained above the nozzle assembly may be adapted to engage on an existing container, for example by snap-fitting orscrew-threading. The (internal) annular crotch allows for ease of removal of the cap as the apex of the crotch runs toward (and preferably meets) the frangible connection so that resistance to breaking off is not so great as it might otherwise be. The annularcrotch may thus be considered inside, or interior to the frangible connection. There is less of a tendency for the remnants of the frangible connection to remain on the nozzle, thus facilitating ease of subsequent re-closure of the nozzle. There isthus provided a weakened junction (or a circumferential line of weakness) between the cap and the nozzle. The crotch may be generally v-shaped being defined on one side by a surface of the cap body and on the other by a surface of the nozzle. The surfaces defining the cap may diverge in a radially inward direction. In the radially outward directionthe surfaces of the crotch may converge toward the frangible connection to (a point of convergence to) form the apex of the v-shape. At the apex the nozzle and the cap are frangibly connected. The surface on the nozzle defining one side of the crotch may run from the internal surface of the nozzle, or from a position proximate to the internal surface of the nozzle to the mouth of the nozzle. The annular crotch is thus internal to thenozzle/cap arrangement. In one particularly simple though desired construction one side of the internal annular crotch is provided, at least in part, by a ramped surface running from the internal surface of the nozzle defining the conduit to the mouth of the nozzle. The ramped surface is desirably annular. In one arrangement the annular ramped surface is of a generally frusto-conical shape (narrowing in diameter downwardly) for example gradually decreasing in diameter from the mouth of the nozzle to the surfacedefining the conduit. This embodiment allows for ease of re-closing the container with a reliable seal as will be described below. To further ensure ease of removal of the cap from the nozzle the nozzle assembly is desirably provided with an external annular crotch, which narrows in a radially inward direction, formed between the nozzle and the cap body about the dispensingopening, the external crotch providing a weakened junction (exterior to the frangible connection). As with the (internal) annular crotch described above, the external crotch may be generally v-shaped being defined on one side by a surface of the cap body and on the other by a surface of the nozzle. The surfaces defining the cap may diverge ina radially outward direction. In the radially inward direction the surfaces of the crotch may converge toward the frangible connection to form the apex of the v-shape. At the apex the nozzle and the cap are frangibly connected. The surface on the nozzle defining one side of the external crotch may run from an external (side) surface of the nozzle, to a position on the nozzle proximate or at the mouth of the nozzle. Typically the frangible connection is formed by plastics material during moulding of the container of the invention from plastics material. The provision of the internal annular crotch allows for particular clean break-off of the cap. Clean surfaces (surfaces without remnants of the frangible connection) are left about the nozzle mouth so that subsequent re-closure of the nozzle(and thus the container) is facilitated. Good mating of the cap and nozzle surfaces help to protect product within the container from environmental influences. A container according to the second aspect (or third aspect) of the present invention is thus provided with a re-closeable cap which is easily re-fitted to the nozzle (container) to provide a reliable seal. The container and the nozzle assemblycan be moulded as a single piece for example from plastics material, thus making an integrally formed container which is relatively low cost to produce. A container having a nozzle assembly according to any aspect of the present invention is desirably a hand-held phial. The phial may be constructed of deformable plastics so that it may be squeezable (by manual pressure and in particular fingerpressure) to express product. Optionally the phial may be constructed of clear or translucent plastics. The plastics material can be sufficiently translucent to allow the level of product within the container to be determined by external viewing(through the sides of the container). The interengaging formations may for example be screw-threads. Alternatively the interengaging formations may be snap-fit formations. In one desirable arrangement the interengaging formations are snap-fit formations that are disengageable fromthe interengaged position by relative rotation of the cap and the nozzle. Where the nozzle is on, or is integrally formed with a container, this will also occur where the cap and the container are rotated relative to each other. It is desirable thatthe interengaging formations snap-fit to hold the cap to the nozzle and/or container, and yet, allow twisting off of, the cap, from the nozzle and/or container. This arrangement allows for particular ease of the replacement and removal of the cap, on orfrom the nozzle (container). The break-off cap is desirably held in an inverted position on the outlet nozzle before it is broken off. In this arrangement an outer surface of the cap closes the dispensing opening on the nozzle (which may in turn be connected to an outletopening on the tube). This is an especially simple construction. Suitably the outer surface of the cap closing the dispensing opening is an internal wall of a recess or housing formed on the cap the housing mating with the mouth of the nozzle. Thisarrangement ensures unwanted plastics material produced during moulding does not inadvertently interfere with the dispensing opening. The break-off cap is desirably reversible so that when broken off, the cap may be inverted for replacement on to the nozzle (container). In this embodiment it is desirable that the cap body comprises a housing for receiving the outlet nozzle,the formations for interengaging with the reciprocal interengaging formations on the nozzle or on the container being formed on the housing desirably internally. In this embodiment an inner surface of the cap (a surface within the housing) closes theoutlet opening. This embodiment is particularly advantageous as if remnants of the frangible connection remain on the cap, after the cap has been broken off, then the remnants will be on the exterior of the cap (in the closed position of the cap). Theremnants cannot then interfere with closure. This arrangement ensures also that a proper seal is formed between the cap and the nozzle so that when the filling process is completed though the open base end of the container, and the base of the containersealed, the entire container is sealed by an integrally formed body. No concerns about proper securing of the cap on the nozzle/container then arise. The interengaging formations may be formed by one or more projections and one or more corresponding recesses or grooves with which the projections engage. The projections and the grooves/recesses may be located respectively on the nozzle and onthe cap or vice versa. This arrangement may provide for snap-fit engagement of the cap on the nozzle/container. Desirably the cap has a discharge opening engaging portion for closing the dispensing opening. This may be a projecting portion on the underside of the cap which at least partially projects into the dispensing opening of the nozzle. This is adesirable construction as the projecting portion may help to provide a reliable seal between the cap and the nozzle. Where the internal annular crotch is provided, at least in part with a ramped surface, the projecting portion is desirably shaped tomate. When the ramped surface is of a generally (inverted) frusto-conical shape it is desired that the projecting portion is shaped to mate, for example of a conical or frusto-conical shape. This arrangement allows for ease of reclosure of the cap. Inone highly desired embodiment the projecting portion is conical in shape. In one particularly advantageous construction the nozzle is oblong in cross section and the cap is correspondingly shaped (for mating of the nozzle and the cap) so that relative rotation of the cap and the nozzle/container causes deformation ofthe cap and allows for its removal. The cap and nozzle can be said to be irregularly shaped i.e. their shapes do not allow for relative rotation without deformation of at least the cap taking place. Where snap-coupling means are provided deformation ofthe cap desirably disengages the snap-coupling means allowing for removal of the cap. One way to achieve this function is to provide a nozzle which is oblong in cross-section and which has a four sided configuration so that in cross-section it has twoopposing substantially flat sides and two opposing curved ends. The cap may taper (narrow) towards its top end to correspond to the shape of the nozzle. When a cap is provided with reciprocal (for example an over-fitting) shape relative rotation of thenozzle and the cap will cause deformation of the cap and/or the nozzle/container. It is desired that for the most part it is the cap which deforms on relative rotation. In this construction the snap-fit engagement means may be provided on the flatsides of the nozzle (and on the corresponding sides of the cap) so that the cap can be relatively easily removed from the container by relative rotation of the cap and the container. Desirably the nozzle and the cap have co-operating guiding surfaces which guide the cap toward a desired orientation relative to the nozzle. In particular it is desired for aesthetic, handling, packaging and other purposes that the cap and thenozzle/container have a certain alignment. For instance where the cap and the container are flat in shape it may be desired to align the cap with the container so that the cap remains in line with the container body. This can also ensure that the capis correctly seated on the nozzle. In one desired construction the guiding surfaces will align the cap on the nozzle if the cap and nozzle are within about 45° of the desired alignment. The guiding surface may be a seat and a correspondingseat-engaging portion. The seat may be a recess on the nozzle into which a projection (on the cap) fits. That part of the nozzle or the cap forming the seat may also provide one or more stops to prevent incorrect alignment of the cap and thenozzle/container. This arrangement is particularly desirable, where otherwise, the cap and the nozzle could be forced together in an undesired orientation. The invention provides in a fourth aspect a series of tear-off blisters frangibly attached each to the next, each blister comprising a blister tray, and a flexible peel-off cover for the blister tray, the peel-off cover and the blister tray beingattached by re-sealable means, for example an adhesive, which allows reclosing of the blister. This is one particularly advantageous embodiment which is especially useful to help prolong the life of products which may otherwise deteriorate. Thisapplies also to products which may be stored in a container of the present invention, and which may have their useable life extended by storage of the container within an exterior protective pack such as a blister pack. It is desirable that a peel-opentab is provided on each blister to facilitate peeling open of the pack. The tabs may be on the peel-off corner or the tray. In a fifth aspect the invention provides a series of tear-off pouches formed by sealing two layers of flexible material to each other about discrete areas, the pouches frangibly attached each to the next, each pouch being provided with atear-open notch to facilitate tearing open of the material forming the pouch. The tear-off notch allows the pack to ripped open more easily so a user can access the contents. The invention in a sixth aspect also relates to a combination package, the combination package comprising a container of the present invention as described above and an outer pack, the outer pack being a blister- or pouch-type pack. Suitably theblister- or pouch-type pack is in the form of a strip or array pack. This is one particularly convenient method of packaging a container according to the present invention. The term "v-shaped" as used herein in relation to the present invention includes the convergence of two surfaces towards a point of coincidence, for example an apex, and includes surfaces which are curved and surfaces which do not converge at thesame rate towards the point of coincidence. The term "ramped" includes both planar and curved sloped surfaces. It also includes those surfaces where the rate of incline changes. The term "blister" as used herein refers to a pack arrangement with at least two layers of material, one layer having (an array of) depressions formed in it and within which a container of the invention can be at least partially placed and asecond layer for sealing to the first to close the pack about the, or each, depression. The term "pouch" as used herein includes a pack arrangement with a layer of material each side of the container, the layers being joined to each other to create a pocket or pouch (similar to a sachet) within which the container is held. Thepouch is normally created by heat sealing (or welding) the layers to each other about the container. The term "strip" as used herein to refer to packaging includes a series of blisters wherein each container holding compartment (or "blister") is frangibly connected to each of the other compartments to which it is attached, or a series (lines) ofpouches which are frangibly connected one to the next. A strip is usually a single series of blisters or pouches. It will be appreciated that a series of blisters or pouches may be provided as an array such as described below. BRIEF DESCRIPTIONOF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front elevation of (an unfilled) container (with an open base) which incorporates features of the first and second aspects of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a side elevation view of the container of FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the container of FIG. 1; FIG. 4 is an underneath plan view of the container of FIG. 1 (showing the view through the open base); FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the container of FIG. 1 along the line A--A indicated in FIG. 3; FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the container of FIG. 1 along the line B--B of FIG. 3; FIG. 7 is an enlarged partial front elevational view of the container of FIG. 1 showing the cap and nozzle of the container in larger dimensions; FIG. 8 is an enlarged partial side elevational view of the container of FIG. 1 showing the cap and nozzle of the container in larger dimensions; FIG. 9 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of the container of FIG. 1 (along the line A--A of FIG. 3) showing the cap and nozzle of the container in larger dimensions; FIG. 10 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional view of the container of FIG. 1 (along the line B--B of FIG. 3) showing the cap and nozzle of the container in larger dimensions; FIG. 11 is a partial view of the view of FIG. 9 enlarged to an even greater extent; FIG. 12 shows a perspective view of a container provided with a nozzle assembly of the invention having been filled (with a sealed base end); FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the container of FIG. 12, the cap having been broken off from the container body; FIG. 14 is a perspective view of the container of FIG. 12, the cap having been reversed and replaced (snap-fitted) on the container; FIG. 15 is an enlarged front sectional view of the nozzle and cap of the container of FIG. 14 (with the cap broken off, reversed (inverted) and replaced); FIG. 16 is a side cross-sectional view of the container of FIG. 14 (with the cap broken off, reversed (inverted) and replaced); FIG. 17 shows a part-sectional view of a nozzle assembly of the present invention wherein the cap has been broken-off, reversed and incorrectly aligned for replacement on the nozzle; FIG. 18 is a perspective view of a container incorporating a nozzle assembly of the present invention having inter-engaging formations on the cap and the nozzle in the form of screw-threads; FIG. 19 shows a perspective view of a nozzle assembly of the present invention for attachment to an existing container, which has been attached to a container tube; FIGS. 20(a)-(c) show a blister-pack arrangement of the present invention; (a) is an exploded perspective view; (b) is a perspective view of the closed configuration and (c) is a perspective view of a single blister, with the flexible sealinglayer partially peeled away; FIG. 21 shows an underneath plan view of a series of blisters arranged in a point of sale array; FIG. 22 shows a plan view of the point of sale array of FIG. 21 from one end thereof; FIG. 23 is a plan view of the point of sale array of FIG. 21 from one side thereof; FIG. 24 is a perspective view of the underneath side of the point of sale array of FIG. 21; FIG. 25 is an underneath plan view of an alternative series of blisters arranged in a point of sale array, and having a different array of blisters (as compared to the array of FIG. 21); FIG. 26 is a side elevational view of the point of sale array of FIG. 25; FIG. 27 is an underneath plan view of another point of sale array again having a different array of blisters; FIG. 28 is a side elevational view of the point of sale array of FIG. 27; FIGS. 29(a)-(c) show: (a) an exploded perspective view of a pouch packaging (prior to assembly) according to the present invention; (b) an elevational view of a series of (four) pouches arranged in a tear-off strip; (c) a plan view of a singlepouch; FIG. 30 shows a top plan view of a point of sale pouch array; FIG. 31 shows a side elevational view of the array of FIG. 30; FIG. 32 is diagrammatic representation of a point of sale array showing a container of the present invention in each compartment of the pack, the seal (closing) area about the container being shown with hatched lines; FIG. 33 shows a side part-sectional view of the arrangement of FIG. 32 where the array is a pouch pack array; FIG. 34 shows a side part-sectional view of the arrangement of FIG. 32 where the array is a blister pack array; FIGS. 35 shows a point of sale blister pack array according to the present invention with exemplary product information printed on one side of the array. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION Certain embodiments of the present invention will be described below with relation to the above Figures. FIG. 1 shows a container 1 of the present invention, having a nozzle assembly (comprising a nozzle 3 and a cap 20) of the present invention integrally formed therewith. The container 1 has a hollow container body 2 for receiving and holdingproduct which is placed in the container. An outlet nozzle 3 forming part of the container projects from the container body 2. A first (intake) end 4 (of the nozzle 3) is located on the container body 2, and in the embodiment illustrated, is integrallyformed therewith. The outlet nozzle 3 has a second (free) dispensing end 5 with a dispensing opening 6 formed in the dispensing end 5. A mouth or rim 7 is formed on the nozzle 3 about the dispensing opening 6. The outlet nozzle 3 has a nozzle body 8with a conduit 9 defined therein. The conduit 9 is bounded by an internal surface 10 of the nozzle body 8. The conduit 9 is in communication with the interior 11 of the container body 2 and the dispensing opening 6. A break-off cap 20 is located onthe outlet nozzle 3. The break-off cap 20 has a cap body 21 for closing the dispensing end of the outlet nozzle 3. The nozzle 3 and the break-off cap form a nozzle assembly. Alternatively the nozzle 3 and the break-off cap could be formed as a nozzleassembly for attachment to an existing container, for example an aluminium tube container, as shown in FIG. 19. In FIG. 19 the nozzle assembly 201 is attached to a tube 202. The nozzle assembly is for the most part as described below in detail withreferences to FIGS. 1 to 17 though in the embodiments of FIGS. 1 to 17 the nozzle assembly described is integrally formed with the container. In the embodiment of FIG. 19 the nozzle assembly 201 has at its first intake end 203 of the outlet nozzle 204 askirt portion 205 which engages a neck of the tube 202. The mode of engagement of the nozzle assembly 201 on the tube 202 is by any suitable method for example screw-threading or snap-fitting. In the embodiment of FIG. 19 the nozzle assembly may beprovided as an accessory or attachment adapted for existing containers. In FIGS. 1-12, 18 and 19, the break-off cap is shown in a first position where the cap body 21 is integrally formed with the outlet nozzle 3 to close the dispensing opening 6 of the outlet nozzle 3. A frangible connection 22 is formed betweenthe nozzle 3 and the cap 20. The frangible connection 22 can be broken to allow removal of the cap (see FIG. 13) and thus opening (uncovering) the dispensing opening 6 on the nozzle 3. It is then possible to dispense product from the container 1. Thefrangible connection 22 may be formed during integral moulding of the container 1. The container is desirably constructed of a plastics material so that all components may be formed by a single moulding process. As best seen from the enlarged views of FIGS. 9-11, (and particularly from FIG. 11) an internal annular crotch 23 is formed between the nozzle 3 and the cap body 21 about the dispensing opening 6. The crotch narrows in a radially outwarddirection (radially outwardly from the conduit 9) providing a generally v-shaped groove or recess at the junction between the cap 20 and the nozzle 3. The weakened junction (the annular crotch 23) between the cap 20 and the nozzle 3 allows the cap 20 tobe broken off from the nozzle 3 thus breaking the frangible connection 22. The product can then be dispensed from the container. As best seen from FIG. 11 the cap body 21 has a recess, groove or housing 25 which is located to the exterior (of the cap body) of the cap. The housing 25 is formed in an external wall of the cap. The provision of housing 25 helps to ensurethat no plastics material is inadvertently formed directly across the mouth 6 of the nozzle 3 during moulding of the container. It also allows for ease of break-off of the cap. Desirably the housing 25 has a mouth 26 which is shaped to mate with themouth 7 (about the dispensing opening 6) of the nozzle 3. Mating is achieved by the frangible connection 22. The cap body 21 as shown in FIGS. 1-6 is open at its bottom end 12. As best seen from FIG. 4 the container body 2 depends from the nozzle 3 to form a skirt at its bottom end. The skirt is open forming a generally elongate aperture 13 defined bythe bottom end 12 of the container body 2. The aperture 13 is the aperture through which the product may be placed in the container. Once the container is filled to the desired level with product, the container bottom may be crimped or (heat-) welded(or indeed closed by any suitable method) along line 14 (see FIGS. 12-14) to seal the contents within the container. To aid gripping of the container 1 by the hand a thumb or finger grip (such as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 6) for example in the form of a larger crescent-shaped upstanding grip 14 and a smaller (nested) grip 15 may be provided. The grips 14 and 15may be provided on opposing sides of the container as seen in FIG. 2. The nozzle 3 is tapered gradually reducing in dimensions from the container body 2 to the dispensing opening 6. There is also a stepped reduction of the width of the nozzle 3 from the wider portion 16 to the narrower portion 17 which transitionoccurs at step or rim 18. The step or rim 18 also provides a constriction of the conduit 9. Two opposing sides of the reduced diameter portion 17 of the nozzle 3, namely opposing sides 30, 31 are flat (straight) while the two opposing ends 32, 33 joining the flat sides 30, 31 are curved. Each straight side 30, 31 has, formed thereon, a projection respectively labelled 34, 35. The projections 34, 35 taper from respective (upper) positions 36, 37 where they are flush with the reduced diameter portion 17, downwardly and outwardly. The projection 34, 35 end in respective rims or edges 38, 39. The cap 20 has a shape which resembles a wing nut having a central flat-sided oval shaped narrowing gradually toward its upper end portion 24 forming part of the cap body 21, to which are attached wing shaped grips, which are respectivelylabelled 27, 28 (see for example FIG. 7) on opposing sides of the flat-side oval portion 24. Optional reinforcing tabs or ribs 40 are provided to strengthen the junction between the flat-sided oval portion 24 and the wings 27, 28. To reinforce the (inverted) attachment of the break-off cap 20 to the nozzle 3 two further frangible connections 41,42 are integrally formed one between each of respective lugs 43, 44 on the wings 27, 28 and the exterior of the nozzle 3. The break-off cap 20 is held in an inverted position on the outlet nozzle before it is broken off. In this arrangement an outer surface, namely the surface of the recess or groove 25 closes the dispensing opening on the container. The break-offcap is reversible so that when broken off, (see FIG. 13) the cap may be inverted for subsequent replacement onto the container (see FIG. 14). In this regard it is worth noting that the cap 20, and in particular the generally flat-sided oval portion 24 (see FIG. 7), forms a housing 29 into which at least a portion of, and in particular the dispensing end 5 of the nozzle 3 is insertable. As can be seen from the Figures the generally flat-sided oval portion 24 matches the profile of the reduced circumference portion 17 of the nozzle 3 and snugly overfits it. In particular the generally flat-sided oval portion 24 comprises a housing 50defined by two opposing side walls 51, 52 in each of which are formed one of two windows or apertures respectively labelled 53, 54. The windows or apertures 53, 54 are designed to be snap-fit engagable with the projections 34, 35. The windows 53, 54are cut-out portions of the side walls 51, 52 and are generally of rhombehedral shape. When the cap 20 is snap-fitted onto the nozzle 3, (as best seen from FIGS. 14 and 16) lower (transverse) wall portions 55, 56 engage underneath the rims 38, 39 of the(inverted) cup-shaped projections 34, 35. As best seen for example from FIGS. 3, 12 and 13 the shape of the housing 29 reflects that of the nozzle with the two flat sides 51, 52 which are joined by curved ends 57, 58. The mouth 59 of the housing 50 isthus of an oblong shape, and may be considered as a straight or flat-sided oval shape. A front sectional view of the container of FIG. 14 is shown in an enlarged partial view in FIG. 15. In FIGS. 11 and 15 it can be more clearly seen that the nozzle 3 has at its dispensing end 5 and on two opposites side of the mouth 6 two recessportions 60. The recess portions 60 form a seat for a seat engaging portion 65 on the cap. The seat-engaging portion 65 on the underside of the cap has two parts, a first part 66 (see FIG. 11) which is a first seat-engaging-portion which co-operateswith tabs 68 (see FIGS. 12 and 13) on the nozzle 3 and a second seat-engaging-portion 67 which is dimensioned to engage the first seat-engaging-portion 66. The relative positioning of the seat-engaging-portion 66 and the tabs 68 ensure the desiredorientation of the cap and the nozzle (and thus the container) is achieved, as the cap and the nozzle will not mate if the seat-engaging-portion 66 and the tabs 68 abut. The seat-engaging-portion 66 and the tabs 68 abut if the cap is incorrectlyorientated. The cap may be correctly guided onto the nozzle by interaction of the tabs 68 and the seat-engaging portions 66 and 67, and is then seated on the nozzle. Incorrect alignment is shown in FIG. 17. In the incorrect alignment of FIG. 17 lowerwall portions 55,56 engage recess portions 60 so that recess portions act as stops preventing the cap from being placed over the nozzle. The cap 20 when in place on the nozzle is held thereto by inter-engagement of the projections 34, 35 in the windows or apertures 53, 54 as shown in FIG. 14 where the cap 20 has been snap-fitted to the nozzle 3. In the closed configuration (seeFIGS. 11, 15 and 16) projecting portion or projection 61 (which is generally conical in shape and thus triangular in cross-section) protrudes into the conduit 9 engages the mouth thereof and providing a reliable seal for the container. It will beappreciated that due to the provision of the crotch or annular recess 23 between the nozzle 3 and the cap 20, the shoulder portions 62 of the nozzle inside the mouth 6 abut exterior walls 63, 64 of the conical projection 61. The projection 61 mayalternatively be of any shape suitable to provide a seal for the dispensing opening 6. There is thus provided a reliable sealing arrangement so that even if remnants of frangible connection 22 were to be left at the top of the nozzle, these will notinterfere with the closing action of the cap. In particular, and as best seen from the enlarged view of FIG. 11 the shoulder portion 62 can be considered to be a ramped surface running from the internal surface of the nozzle defining the conduit, to themouth of the nozzle. The ramped surface 62 is annular and is generally frusto-conical in shape (in particular narrowing in diameter down the nozzle 3). The conical shaped projecting portion 61 and the ramped surface act as a plug and socket typearrangement, the projection portion 61 plugging the dispensing opening of the nozzle 3 by engaging the ramped surface 62. Alternatively as is shown in FIG. 18 the inter-engaging formations may be screw-threads such as the thread 70 of FIG. 18 with a corresponding thread within the housing 50. In this embodiment the cap 71 which is similar in construction to cap 20does not have the oblong shape of the mouth of the cap 20. As the cap 71 and the nozzle 72 interengage by means of reciprocal screw-threads (which necessitates relative rotation), the nozzle and the housing 50 of the cap are generally conical in shape. The cap 71 may be otherwise the same in construction to cap 20. As seen in the Figures and in particular the enlarged view of FIGS. 7-11, there is also formed an external annular crotch 45. The crotch 45 narrows in a radially inward direction (radially inward toward the conduit 9). The crotch 45 is formedon the exterior of the container between the cap 20 and the nozzle 3 (in particular the mouth 7 of the nozzle 3). In particular the crotch 45 is formed by two (radially) inwardly converging surfaces--namely the outer surface 46 on the cap 20 and theouter surface 47 on the nozzle 3. The surfaces 46 and 47 converge to form an apex 48 of the crotch. There are thus provided two opposing crotches which are located on either side of the frangible connection 22. This double crotch arrangement allowsfor ease of removal of the cap 20. The crotch 45 is v-shaped. The container of the invention is suitable for use with many products including in particular liquids and gels. The container will normally be designed to hold a relatively modest volumefor example from about 0.5 to about 5.0 grams, such as about 1 gram or about 2 grams. The container may be crimped (heat-welded) at any part along its length (and above the fill-level in the inverted position) and bottom end 12 may be of a desired shapeto facilitate ease of closure of the container. For light-sensitive materials opaque materials may be used to construct the container. FIG. 20 shows a blister pack array of the present invention in a pre-form assembly. The blister pack 100 is shown in exploded view. The blister pack comprises a semi-rigid material, such as aluminium in the form of a preform 101. The preform101 is a sheet 102 of deformable material such as aluminium material into which have been pressed (or punches) depressions or blisters 103. Each of the blisters 103 is shaped to receive and at least partially contain a container 104. Only one container104 is shown in FIG. 20, though it will be appreciated that a container 104 may be placed in each of the blisters 103. The container 104 shown in FIG. 20 is diagrammatically drawn for the purposes of illustration only. In practice a container accordingto the present invention (as described above) may be placed within the blister pack. To complete the package a flexible sheet of material 105 such as a foil, for example an aluminium foil, may be used. The sheet 105 corresponds generally in shape to the preform 101. The sheet 105 is attached to the preform. Normally, suchattachment is achieved by heat and pressure sealing of the materials used. However in order to achieve re-sealing, resealing means for example a suitable adhesive which retains sufficient bonding capability to allow re-sealing of the pack could be used. This secures each container 104 within the pack, one in each blister 103. The person skilled in the art will appreciate how to assemble such a blister pack for example by the materials described or by cold form methods. As shown in FIG. 20(b) the sheet 102 has been sealed to the preform 101. The sheet 102 (and the preform 101 where necessary) have been cut to a desired shape with rounded edges 106 and a series of cut-out portions or crotches 107. A crotch 107is provided on either side of the frangible connection 108. The frangible connection 108 is machined into the pack (for example as a score line or as a series of perforations) and allows for breaking-off of a single "blister" 109 (as shown in FIG.20(c)) thus creating a tear-off strip form of blister packaging. A single container 104 is contained within each blister 109. The blister pack shown in FIG. 20(b) is a single strip of blister. It will be appreciated that multiple strips or arrays arealso possible and are described below. The crotches 107 on either side of the frangible connection 108 allow for ease of tear-off or break-off of successive blisters. It is intended that in a point of display array or strip each blister is easily detachable from the next thusallowing the blisters to be sold individually while being conveniently arranged for display. As shown in FIG. 20(c) the blister is formed with a discrete blister cover 110 which may be peeled back from the blister tray 111. The sheet 110 has a corner portion 112 (which is shown in dashed outline in the closed position in FIG. 20(c))which protrudes beyond the blister tray 111. This allows the blister cover 110 to be peeled back from the rim 113 of the blister tray 111. The corner portion 112 thus acts as a pull-off tab, allowing the cover 110 to be easily pulled off manually. Theblister cover 110 may be resealable to the blister tray 111. This may be achieved by using a suitable adhesive which does not loose its tackiness to hold the blister cover 110 to the blister tray 111. A point of sale display blister pack array 120 is shown in FIG. 21. In the array 120 there are four rows and three columns in a 4×3 arrangement. The blisters 121 are provided in a preform 122. Also provided on the preform 122 is a planartab 123 which has defined therein an elongate aperture 124 which extends upwards in a further groove 125 to provide means for hanging the point of display array 120 on a display hook (or hanger). The tab 123 may be integrally formed with the blisterpack, or may be attached separately. If not integrally formed the tab can be constructed or other materials such as cardboard etc. To facilitate removal of individual blisters, a series of apertures scores or cut-outs and the like may be created in thepreform 122. The cut-out consist of two different types of apertures respectively labelled 126 and 127. The apertures 126 are generally triangular in shape, forming a cut-away portion or crotch 128 between successive blisters 121 in the same row. Where blister 121 occurs at a position in the array where it must be separable from a blister directlybeneath it in the column, and simultaneously any adjacent blisters in the same row, a star-shaped aperture 127 is provided. Each "leg" or apex of the star provides a crotch 128. Frangible connections may be provided (for example simultaneously withsealing the container closed) across and down the array between the rows and the columns to form a grid or array of blisters each of which are frangibly connected to the other. The frangible connection may be provided by partial cut away along a linejoining the apertures 126, 127 in the row direction or in the column direction. An end view of the array of FIG. 21 is shown in FIG. 22. A side-view thereof is shown in FIG. 23. A perspective view is shown in FIG. 24. FIG. 25 shows an underneath (plan) view of a point of sale display array 130 which is very similar to the array of 120 of FIG. 21. The array 130 has six rows and two columns defining a 6×2 arrangement. In this arrangement a generallytriangular shaped aperture 131, and general star-shaped apertures 132 are provided again to allow for ease of removal of the blister 133. The break away facility may be provided by scores, slits and/or apertures of alternative shapes to those described. Again cut-away portions or crotches 134 are provided along one side of the array 130. On the other side 135 a series of cut-away portions are also provided to allow for ease of removal. The cut-away portions 135 have one generally straight upper side136 and a lower corner side 137 which converge inwardly toward a line along which a frangible connection may be provided. This arrangement also allows for ease of removal of the individual blister. A side elevational view of the array 130 is shown inFIG. 26. A similar array 140 is shown in FIGS. 27 and 28, although in this case five rows and two columns are provided in a 5×2 arrangement of blisters 141. Again cut-away portions are provided for ease of removal of individual blisters 141. Certain materials useful in the construction of the blister pack include a laminate consisting of the following 3 layers: 30 μm paper/12 μm polyester/20 μm polyvinyl chloride. The preform may be constructed of the following four layeredlaminate: 60 μm polyvinylchloride/25 μm polyamide/60 μm aluminium/60 μm polyvinyl chloride. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that many sorts of suitable materials can be used. FIG. 29 shows various views of a pouch assembly 150 of the present invention. FIG. 29(a) is an exploded view of an arrangement for creating a pouch strip 150 of the present invention. In particular the assembly comprises two opposed sheets offlexible material namely an upper sheet 151 and a lower sheet 152 between which is disposed a container 153. Like the container 104 of FIG. 20, the container 153 is shown for diagrammatic purposes. It is desirable that the container 153 is a containeraccording to the present invention. The upper and lower sheets 151, 152 are each generally rectangular in shape and of the same size. The sheets 151, 152 may be made of an aluminium material, such as for example a laminated aluminium foil. To create individual pouches 154 the two sheets 151, 152 are brought together and joined to each other about the container 153. In the arrangement shown in FIG. 29(b) four containers 153 have been sealed within four pouches, one in each pouch154. Each container 153 is then in a individual sachet, the sachets being connected in a tear-off strip arrangement. In the blister pack arrangement of FIG. 20 while the sheets 151, 152 are being attached to other about the containers 153, they may also be provided with frangible connections 155 and cut away portions 156 at the same time. The sheets 151, 152may be adhered to each other. Alternatively they may be welded or fixed together by any other suitable method. The cut-away portions 156 allow for ease of removal of the individual pouches 155 from each other. In particular the cut-away portions 156 comprise a crotch portion 157 which is generally v-shaped. The crotch portion 157 converges to the pointof convergence 158 where the crotch portion terminates. There is then formed a further v-shaped recess 159 which acts as a tear-open notch when it is desired to (tear) open the pouch to remove the container inside for use. This is achieved by manuallyapplying a shear or tear-open force at the tear-open notch. The pouch tears allow across to the container inside. An individual pouch 154 is shown torn away from the strip of pouches in FIG. 29(c). The sealed (joining) area about the container can beseen as peripheral rim 160. A point of sale array 170 of pouch packs 154 are shown in FIGS. 30 and 31. The arrangement shown has five columns and two rows in a 5×2 arrangement. The array 170 has a tab 171 in which is defined an aperture 172 which allows array ofpouches to be hung on a hook in a manner described previously above. In the array 170 each of the pouches 173 is (transversely) frangibly connected to part of the array above and below by transverse frangible connections 174. The pouches 173 may be separated from each other by a longitudinal frangible connection175. Each pouch 173 may be turn or broken away as it frangible from all other blisters to which it is connected. The ends 176, 177 are not directly supported by the container inside and thus flatten down to provide dished or flattened ends 176, 177 which are generally u-shaped, the shape of the container (the contents of the pouch) is taken up by bothsheets 151, 152 as can be seen from the side view of FIG. 31. As described above for FIG. 29, cut-out portions 178, generally in the form of v-shaped crotches, are provided on one end of the array between each of the pouches 173, and between the uppermost blister and the tab. On the opposing side of thearray and along the frangible connection 174 cut-out portions or crotches 179 are also provided to allow for ease of the attachment of blisters. Between the uppermost row of pouches and the tab 171 an aperture 180 is provided and is generally triangularin shape with three apexes. The apertures 181 between subsequent rows are generally star-shaped with four apexes. Each of the apertures 180, 181 extends along the frangible connection 174 and terminates at a point of convergence 183. A tear-open notch 182 is then provided for each of the pouches 173 on the other side of the point convergence 183. FIG. 31is a side elevational view of the pack of FIG. 30. FIG. 32 is a diagrammatic representation, in part-sectional view, of a blister pack or a strip pouch according to the present invention in which a container 190 is located in each of blisters or each of the pouches. The container 190 is acontainer according to the present invention having an internal annular crotch to allow break-off of the cap 191 as described above. The hatched area 192 indicates the areas sealed between the two flexible sheets sealed together about the container,where the array is a pouch array, or the area between the preform and the flexible sheet sealed together where the array is a blister array. The container 190 differs from the containers described previously in a number of relatively minor respects. These include rims or wings 193 provided on opposing sides of the container which allow for ease of manual handling. The cap 191 hasinternal threads 194 which engage with reciprocal threads 195 on the nozzle of the container. The cap 191 also has two opposing wings or grips 196 which allow for ease of handling of the cap 191. A side, part-sectional view of a pouch arrangement shownin FIG. 32 and shown in FIG. 33. The blister array is shown in side, part-sectional view in FIG. 34. A point of display array 198 is shown in FIG. 35. The array has three columns and four rows (3×4). As can been seen printed matter 199 has been applied to the flat side of the blister pack. Methods of preparing the types of packaging described will be known to those skilled in the art. In this respect aprticular mention is made of a method of packaging often referred to as "flow wrapping", "flow pack(ing)" or "tube wrap(ing)". This is a type of packaging which seals in articles. The seal produced on a horizontal or vertical "form-fill-seal" wrapping machine generally associated with wrapping irregular-shaped items (such as candy bars, bakery items, etc.). In general the"form-fill-seal" operation is carried out as follows: a reel (web) or reels of flexible packaging material is formed into a container, filled and sealed in one series of operations to produce a package, containing a predetermined quantity of product. Form-fill-seal operations (flow packing) can be carried out in three main ways: (a) a web of material may be formed into a tube which is filled and sealed at intervals; (b) a web of material may be folded along its length, sealed at intervals to form a series of pouches (sachets) which are then filled and closed; and (c) a web of material may be thermo-formed to give a series of tray like depressions which are filled, and then sealed by means of a second web. The words "comprises/comprising" and the words "having/including" when used herein with reference to the present invention are used to specify the presence of stated features, integers, steps or components but does not preclude the presence oraddition of one or more other features, integers, steps, components or groups thereof. Field of SearchHaving reusable closurePlural and/or carried by separably attached element Cap carried axial plug With integral gripping means (e.g., pull tab) Cap Plug Adapted for engagement with special tool (e.g., slotted key) Nonmetallic Tool serves as closure Fluid pressure generating pump or pulsator and/or removable flexible wall closures With flow controllers or closures About line or point of weakness Frangible member or portion Closure removal causes portion thereof to remain with receptacle Broken by manipulation of closure About line or point of weakness |


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