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GB2411647A
GB2411647A GB0408809A GB0408809A GB2411647A GB 2411647 A GB2411647 A GB 2411647A GB 0408809 A GB0408809 A GB 0408809A GB 0408809 A GB0408809 A GB 0408809A GB 2411647 A GB2411647 A GB 2411647A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67B—APPLYING CLOSURE MEMBERS TO BOTTLES JARS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; OPENING CLOSED CONTAINERS
    • B67B7/00—Hand- or power-operated devices for opening closed containers
    • B67B7/18—Hand- or power-operated devices for opening closed containers for removing threaded caps
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67B—APPLYING CLOSURE MEMBERS TO BOTTLES JARS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; OPENING CLOSED CONTAINERS
    • B67B7/00—Hand- or power-operated devices for opening closed containers
    • B67B7/44—Combination tools, e.g. comprising cork-screws, can piercers, crowncap removers

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Abstract

The prongs (3) of the Y shaped spanner/grip (1) slot/push over the sides of a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap (5) thus pinching the sides of the cap inwards and allowing removal through turning of the cap (5). (Fig 3). A segment of softer material (fig 6,6) such as a TPE or a natural rubber in the handle (2) allows for the opening of push down and turn release child-resistant safety caps (fig 6,10). This is achieved by placing the segment of softer material (6) against a push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap (10) and using the increased surface area offered by the Y shaped spanner/grip (1) to apply a downward force onto the push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap (10). The segment of softer material (6) provides frictional grip allowing the push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap (10) to turn when the y shaped spanner/grip (1) is turned. (Fig 6).

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Description
A device for aiding the removal of child-resistant safety caps.
Field of invention:
The present invention relates to a device to assist in the opening of child- resistant safety caps.
Background of invention:
Child-resistant safety caps are, for safety reasons, necessary on many household cleaning product containers such as bleach and limescale remover bottles.
Medication bottles containing pills or medicine, for the same safety reasons, are required to have child-resistant safety caps.
There are two main types of child-resistant safety caps. The first type is the pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap, in which the lid is pinched inwards on two specific opposing sides thus disengaging the retention blocks allowing the lid to turn/unscrew and open. The second type is the push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap, in which an outer section of the cap has to be pushed down to engage the inner section thus allowing the user to turn the cap and open.
Whilst these caps do perform the task for which they were created, namely, to hinder access to potentially dangerous substances for young children and juveniles, they can also prevent other people, who they are not designed or intended to stop, from accessing the contents of the containers.
These people include those with arthritic hands and fingers, those with a lack of dexterity and grip, and the elderly. This can leave people unable to take medication or unable to clean their homes with the correct products.
Summary of invention:
The invention is a device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps. In the most basic form the device consists of a Y shaped spanner/grip (1). The prongs (3) of the Y shaped spanner/grip graduate from a narrow to a wider opening from the handle (2) to the end of the prongs (3) thus allowing for different widths of pinch and turn release child-resistant safety caps to be opened.
The prongs, of the Y shaped spanner/grip, sloVpush over two opposing sides of pinch and turn release child-resistant safety caps thus pinching these sides of the cap inwards and allowing removal through turning/unscrewing of the lid.
The device therefore provides aid to the user because they no longer have to pinch and turn the cap at the same time.
A more advanced version of the invention consists of the aforementioned Y shaped spanner/grip (1) with a segment of softer material (6), such as such as a TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer attached to the handle. This segment of softer material is used to aid the opening of push down and turn release child-resistant safety caps. This is achieved by the user placing the segment of softer material against a push down and turn release childresistant safety cap and then using the increased surface area offered by the Y shaped spanner/grip's handle to apply a downward force onto the push down and turn release child- resistant safety cap. The segment of softer material temporarily moulds around the raised details (opening instructions and grip) on the top and outer edge of the cap and thus provides grip through friction allowing the user to turn/unscrew and open the cap in one movement.
The device can provide aid to the user by giving an increased surface area to apply pressure to push downwards on the cap whilst the softer segment of material grips the lid through friction allowing those with a lack of dexterity to turn the cap without having to physically grip it.
The Y shaped spanner/grip may vary in size.
The Y shaped spanner/grip may vary in appearance provided the basic function remains.
The Y shaped spanner may be manufactured from any plastics material, species of wood, man made fibreboards, ceramics or metal. In addition the inner edges of the prongs (3) may be dual shot moulded/ over moulded with such as a TPE, a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
Alternatively a separate moulding/part/insert of such as a TPE, a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue to the inner edges of the prongs (3).
In addition the inner edges of the prongs may have ridges/teeth to provide grip.
In addition the segment of softer material (6) such as a TPE, a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer, thus providing cushioning and frictional grip, may be attached to the handle (2) by dual shot moulding/over moulding with the Y shaped spanner/grip (1). Alternatively a separate moulding/part/insert of such as a TPE, a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue to the handle (2) thus allowing the device to open push down and turn release child-resistant safety caps through the frictional grip provided.
In addition the segment of softer material (9) such as a TPE, a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer, thus providing cushioning and frictional grip, may be attached to the handle (2) by dual shot moulding/over moulding with the Y shaped spanner/grip (1). Alternatively a separate moulding/part/insert of a TPE or a natural rubber may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue to the handle (2) thus providing cushioning and a frictional grip.
Brief description of drawings:
Fig 1: A perspective view of the embodiment of the invention detailing the handle and two prongs of the Y shaped spanner/grip.
Fig 2: A plan view of the basic embodiment of the invention and a bottle with a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap.
Fig 3: A plan view of the basic embodiment of the invention and a bottle with a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap wedged between the two prongs of the Y shaped spanner/grip thus pinching in two opposing sides and therefore releasing the safety catches.
Fig 4: A perspective view of the underside of the advanced embodiment of the invention detailing the segments of sober material.
Fig 5: A perspective view of the topside of the advanced embodiment of the invention detailing the segments of sober material.
Fig 6: A perspective view of the underside of the advanced embodiment of the invention being used to open a push down and turn release childresistant safety cap on a medication/ or other bottle.
Detailed description of drawings:
In reference to figures 1,2,3,4,5 and 6: Numeral reference 2 represents the handle/grip in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 3 represents the Y shaped prongs in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 1 represents the collective embodiment of numeral reference 2 and numeral reference 3 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 2 and 3 numeral reference 4 represents a bottle or other container that requires a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap due to the nature of its content in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 2 numeral reference 5 represents a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap in a non-pinched state in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 3 numeral reference 5 represents a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap in a pinched/squeezed state between numeral reference 3 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 4 and 6 numeral reference 6 represents a segment of softer material such as a TPE, a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer that provides frictional grip, when pushed against a push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 4,5 and 6: Numeral reference 7 represents a segment of softer material such as a TPE, a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer that provides frictional grip when slotted/pushed over the sides of a pinch and turn release child-resistant safety cap in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 8 represents two segments of softer material such as a TPE, a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 5 numeral reference 9 represents a segment of softer material such as a TPE, a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 6: Numeral reference 10 represents a push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 11 represents a bottle or other container that requires a push down and turn release child-resistant safety cap due to the nature of its content in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 2 and 3: Numeral reference 1 is held at numeral reference 2 by the users hand in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 5 is pushed/slotted between numeral reference 3, which causes pressure on opposing sides of numeral reference 5, thus pinch releasing the child-resistant safety cap. This allows numeral reference 5 to turn/ unscrew from numeral reference 4 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 6: Numeral reference 1 is held by one of the users hands at numeral reference 2 in accordance with the invention. r
Numeral reference 11 is held in the users other hand in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 10 is attached to numeral reference 11 in accordance with the invention.
A downward pressure is applied to numeral reference 1 via the users hand.
The downward pressure applied to numeral reference 1 is transferred to numeral reference 10 via numeral reference 6 in accordance with the invention.
The downward pressure applied to numeral reference 10 engages the outer section of numeral reference 10 with the inner section of numeral reference in accordance with the invention.
The two sections of numeral reference 10 remain engaged as long as the downward pressure is maintained on numeral reference 10 in accordance with the invention.
With the two sections of numeral reference 10 engaged and numeral reference 11 held in place a turning motion can be applied to numeral reference 1 by the users hand in accordance with the invention.
The turning motion applied by the users hand to numeral reference 1 is transferred via the friction grip provided by numeral reference 6 to numeral reference 10 causing numeral reference 10 to turn/unscrew from numeral reference 11 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 4,5 and 6: Numeral reference 7 attaches to numeral reference 1 on the inner edge of numeral reference 3 in accordance with the invention.
Numeral reference 8 attaches to numeral reference 1 on the outer edges of numeral reference 2 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figure 5 numeral reference 9 attaches to numeral reference 1 on the upper face of numeral reference 2 in accordance with the invention.
In reference to figures 4 and 6 numeral reference 6 attaches to numeral reference 1 on the lower face of numeral reference 2 in accordance with the invention.

Claims (13)

  1. Claims 1. A device for aiding the removal of child-resistant safety caps
    which in the basic form consists of a Y shaped spanner/grip, the prongs of which graduate from a narrow to a wider opening, from the handle to the ends of the prongs, thus allowing for different widths of pinch and turn release child-resistant safety caps to be opened. The prongs sloVpush over two opposing sides of the cap thus pinching them inwards allowing removal through turning/unscrewing of the lid.
  2. 2. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 manufactured from any plastics material, species of wood, man made fibreboards, ceramics or metal.
  3. 3. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or claim 2 with the inner edges of the prongs having ridges/teeth to provide extra grip.
  4. 4. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or claim 2 with the inner edges of the prongs made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer to provide grip through friction.
  5. 5. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 may be dual shot moulded/over moulded with an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer in a device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 4.
  6. 6. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 where a separate part/component made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue resulting in a device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 4.
  7. 7. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in any of the preceding claims with a segment of softer material such as an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer attached to the underside of the handle which is used to aid the opening of push down and turn release child-resistant safety caps by the user placing the segment against the cap and then using the increased surface area of the handle to apply a downward force onto the cap, the segment of material temporarily moulding around the raised details of the cap thus providing grip through friction to allow the user to turn/unscrew and open the cap in one movement. q
  8. 8. The additions to device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 7 may be achieved by dual shot moulding/over moulding with an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
  9. 9. The additions to a device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 7 may be achieved by a separate parVcomponent made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue.
  10. 10.A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in any of the preceding claims with a segment of softer material such as an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer attached to the upper surface of the handle that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user.
  11. 11.The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 10 may be achieved by dual shot moulding/over moulding with an elastomer such as a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
  12. 12.The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 10 may be achieved by a separate part/component made from an elastomer such as a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer being either mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue.
  13. 13.The device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or any of the preceding claims may vary in appearance provided the basic function remains.
    13.A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in any of the preceding claims with two segments of softer material such as an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer positioned either side of the handle, that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user.
    14.The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 13 may be achieved by dual shot rnoulding/over moulding with an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
    15. The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 13 may be achieved by a separate parVcomponent made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue.
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    16.The device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or any of the preceding claims may vary in size.
    17.The device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or any of the preceding claims may vary in appearance provided the basic function remains.
    1 ' Amendments to the claims have been filed as follows... . ... . 1. A device for aiding the removal of child-resistant safety caps, which consists of an open Y shaped spanner/grip together with a segment of softer material attached to the underside of the handle. The prongs of the device graduate from a narrow to a wider opening (either straight or curved graduation), from the handle to the ends of the prongs, thus allowing for different widths and depths of pinch and turn release childresistant safety caps be opened. The prongs sloVpush over two opposing sides of the cap thus pinching them inwards, allowing removal through turning/unscrewing of the lid. The inner edges of the prongs are made from a softer material, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer, which provides grip through friction. The segment of softer material, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer, on the underside of the handle is used to aid the opening of push down and turn release child-resistant safety caps by using the increased surface area of the handle to apply a downward force onto the cap, the segment of material temporarily moulding the raised details of the cap thus providing grip through friction to allow the user to turn/unscrew and open the cap in one movement.
    2. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 manufactured from any plastics material, species of wood, man made fibreboards, ceramics or metal.
    3. A device as in any of the preceding claims where an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer is dual shot moulded/over moulded with any of the materials as per claim 2 to produce and attach the softer sections of material as per claim 1.
    4. A device as in any of the preceding claims where a separate parVcomponent made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer may be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue with any of the materials as per claim 2 to produce and attach the softer sections of material as per claim 1.
    5. A device as in any pf the preceding claims where the inner edges of the prongs have ridges/teeth to provide extra grip.
    6. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in any of the preceding claims with a segment of softer material such as an .. .
    .e. e . ce.. :. e:e. : e -e elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer attached to the upper surface of the handle that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user.
    7. The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 6 may be achieved by dual shot moulding/over moulding with an elastomer such as a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
    8. The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 6 may be achieved by a separate part/component made from an elastomer such as a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a crosslinked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer being either mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue.
    9. A device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in any of the preceding claims with two segments of softer material such as an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross- linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer positioned either side of the handle, that provides cushioning and grip for the hand of the user.
    10.The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 9 may be achieved by dual shot moulding/over moulding with an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer.
    11.The additions to the device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 9 may be achieved by a separate parVcomponent made from an elastomer, for example a TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer), a cross-linked elastomer, a natural rubber or other elastomer be mechanically bonded, adhesively bonded or bonded by means of a solvent based glue.
    12.The device for aiding removal of child-resistant safety caps as in claim 1 or any of the preceding claims may vary in size.
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