초록 ▼

A plastic snap fit cover for a carbonated beverage can includes an aperture through the cover aligned with the snap tab opening in the top of the can with an integrally molded screen across the aperture of a size to allow free drinking through the cover and yet prevent the intrusion of insects, such

A plastic snap fit cover for a carbonated beverage can includes an aperture through the cover aligned with the snap tab opening in the top of the can with an integrally molded screen across the aperture of a size to allow free drinking through the cover and yet prevent the intrusion of insects, such as bees, into the can.

대표청구항 ▼

A cover for a container having a top, a top outer edge, and an opening through the top from which flowable material flows when the container is tilted toward the opening, wherein the flowable material comprises an attractant to insects, the cover comprising: (a) a cover panel having an outer periphe

A cover for a container having a top, a top outer edge, and an opening through the top from which flowable material flows when the container is tilted toward the opening, wherein the flowable material comprises an attractant to insects, the cover comprising: (a) a cover panel having an outer peripheral edge essentially coterminous with the top outer edge of the container, (b) attaching means to detachably engage the outer peripheral edge of the cover panel over the outer edge of the container, wherein a bottom surface of the cover panel facing the container top is at a height above the container top outer edge when the attaching means is engaged on the top upper outer edge, (c) an aperture through the cover panel positioned to be allignable with at least a major portion of the can opening, and (d) a screen integral with the cover panel closing the aperture, the screen comprising a multiplicity of passages through the screen of a size and shape sufficient: (i) to allow free flow of the material out of the container through the cover aperture, and (ii) to prevent the ingress of insects through the aperture into the container.