초록 ▼

A disposal container including a lid having an access aperture, and a closure which is shaped to overlay and seal the access aperture. The closure is slidable in an operative position at a first elevation from a temporarily closed orientation over the access aperture to an opened orientation where a

A disposal container including a lid having an access aperture, and a closure which is shaped to overlay and seal the access aperture. The closure is slidable in an operative position at a first elevation from a temporarily closed orientation over the access aperture to an opened orientation where at least a portion of the aperture is exposed. The closure can be locked in place over the access aperture by rotating the closure to align tabs on the closure with recesses in the lid, and then pushing the closure downwardly to a second elevation to lock it in place.

대표청구항 ▼

A cover for a container, comprising a. a lid, said lid including means for attachment of said lid to a container body, b. an access aperture in said lid, c. a closure shaped to overlay said access aperture, d. means for positioning said closure in an operative position at a first elevation relative

A cover for a container, comprising a. a lid, said lid including means for attachment of said lid to a container body, b. an access aperture in said lid, c. a closure shaped to overlay said access aperture, d. means for positioning said closure in an operative position at a first elevation relative to said lid with said lid being translatable at said first elevation from a temporarily closed orientation over said access aperture to an opened orientation such that at least a portion of said access aperture is expected to permit passage through said access aperture. e. means for facilitating depressing of said closure at said access aperture from said first elevation to a second elevation relative to said lid, and f. means at said second elevation and visible only when said closure is at said second elevation to provide a visual indication when said closure is located at said second elevation.