LUBRICANT CONTAINER

PA9424601SUndetermined Publication Date: 2025-02-20PETROLIAM NASIONAL BHD
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Patent Information

Application Number
PA9424601D
Authority / Receiving Office
PA · PA
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2022-11-23
Publication Date
2025-02-20
Estimated Expiration
2037-11-23
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Description

THE PRESENT INDUSTRIAL MODEL CONSISTS OF A NEW LUBRICANT CONTAINER DESIGN And original. This design consists of a lubricant container. The lubricant container is It is characterized by the following composition of composite elements: a neck and a casing. The neck is formed on the left side of the upper part of the casing. The neck includes a A TOP PART AND A BOTTOM PART. THE TOP PART OF THE NECK IS CYLINDRICAL WITH THREADS ON ONE Lateral and tapered surface in relation to the lower part of the neck. The lower part of the The neck has transversely convex front and rear sides and a left side. INCLINED UPWARDS AND TOWARDS THE UPPER PART OF THE NECK. THE HOUSE IS BASED ON A VOLUME VERTICALLY ELONGATED QUADRANGULAR, IN PLAN VIEW, IT HAS CHAMMED VERTICAL RIBS. One upper side of the casing is angled upwards and to the right. In one portion On the upper side of the casing, there is a longitudinal protrusion that increases in height towards THE NECK NARROWS TOWARDS THE NECK AND BORDERS THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LOWER PART OF THE NECK. THE FRONT AND REAR PORTIONS OF THE UPPER SIDE OF THE HOUSING ARE IMPLEMENTED AT AN INCLINE DOWNWARD AND OUTWARD. A LOWER PART OF THE FRONT, REAR, AND SIDE SIDES OF THE THE CASING IS MADE WITH A BEVELED EDGE. AN UPPER RIGHT PORTION OF THE FRONT AND REAR SIDES OF The casing is recessed and includes a polygonal opening that forms a handle consisting of a UPPER COMPONENT INCLINED DOWNWARDS AND TO THE LEFT THAT WIDENS TOWARDS THE NECK AND It passes smoothly to the upper side of the casing, and from a lower component, of which one THE LOWER PART IS MADE VERTICALLY, TAPERING AND DECREASING IN THICKNESS TOWARDS, AND