US2006226160A1PendingUtilityA1
Insulated drinking container
Est. expiryMar 18, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47G 19/2272
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Abstract
An insulated container is provided with a trigger mechanism that operates a sealing mechanism. The trigger is provided in a recess of the container body and has an outer surface that is generally a continuum of the container sidewall body. The trigger is hingeably connected to a portion of the container in the recess to actuate the sealing mechanism.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A drinking container comprising:
a cup body having an outer wall surrounding an interior liquid receptacle for storing liquid, a recess in the cup body extending inwardly from a perimeter of the outer wall toward the liquid receptacle, and a moveable trigger positioned in the recess.
2 . The drinking container of claim 1 , wherein the trigger has an outer surface that is generally a continuum of the outer wall of the cup body adjacent the recess.
3 . The drinking container of claim 1 , wherein the trigger is longitudinally extending about a longitudinal axis of the cup body.
4 . The drinking container of claim 1 , wherein the recess has a longitudinal rear wall and opposing side walls.
5 . The drinking container of claim 1 , further comprising a lid removably connected to the cup body, the lid having an orifice adapted to allow liquid to pass out of the liquid receptacle of the drinking container, and a shutter reclosably closing the orifice.
6 . The drinking container of claim 5 , wherein the trigger is mechanically connected to the shutter to open and close the orifice in the lid.
7 . The drinking container of claim 1 , further comprising a seal that selectively opens and closes an opening to the liquid receptacle, the trigger being mechanically connected to the seal to manipulate the seal.
8 . The drinking container of claim 7 , further comprising a seal that selectively opens and closes an aperture to a separate vent hole of the drinking container, the trigger being mechanically connected to the seal to manipulate the seal.
9 . The drinking container of claim 1 , wherein the trigger is pivotally secured in the recess of the cup body.
10 . A drinking container comprising:
a cup body having a liquid receptacle and an aperture providing access to the liquid receptacle, a lid closing the opening to the liquid receptacle, and a trigger hingeably connected to a portion of the cup body, the trigger controlling opening and closing of the aperture to the liquid receptacle.
11 . The drinking container of claim 10 , wherein the trigger moves from a first normal position to a second actuated position.
12 . The drinking container of claim 11 , further comprising a spring operably connected to the trigger to bias the trigger toward the normal position.
13 . The drinking container of claim 10 , wherein a portion of trigger pivots toward the liquid receptacle in an actuated position to assist in opening the aperture to the liquid receptacle.
14 . The drinking container of claim 10 , wherein a portion of the trigger pivots away from the liquid receptacle to operate as a hook.
15 . The drinking container of claim 10 , further comprising a recess in the cup body extending inwardly toward the liquid receptacle, the trigger being hingeably connected to the cup body in the recess.
16 . The drinking container of claim 15 , wherein the trigger has an outer surface that is generally coplanar with an outer wall of the cup body.
17 . The drinking container of claim 16 , wherein a majority of the outer surface of the trigger is generally a continuum of a surface of the outer wall of the cup body.
18 . A drinking container comprising:
a cup body having a liquid receptacle and an outer wall exterior of the liquid receptacle, the cup body further having an opening providing access to the liquid receptacle; a seal selectively closing the opening to the liquid receptacle; and, a trigger having an outer surface generally coplanar with the outer wall of the cup body, the trigger being adapted to control opening and closing of the seal.
19 . The drinking container of claim 18 , wherein a majority of the outer surface of the trigger is generally a continuum of the outer wall of the cup body.
20 . The drinking container of claim 18 , further comprising a recess in the cup body extending inwardly toward the liquid receptacle, the trigger being hingeably connected to the cup body in the recess thereof.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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