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Vessel

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-01-14
WOODMAX KY INDS CORP
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[0010]A vessel in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention consists of a containing body, an intermediate covering part, and an upper cover. The intermediate covering part is positioned above an upper opening of the body, and has a spout, which forms a liquid outlet of the vessel together with a corresponding spout formed on the body; thus, the liquid outlet of the vessel can be easily cleaned. The upper cover is threadedly joined in the upper end of the body to fix the intermediate cover to the body. The spout of the body has a transverse upwards-sticking first stopping portion, and the spout of the intermediate covering part has a transverse downwards-sticking second stopping portion. The first and the second stopping portions are a distance from each other, and the uppermost end of the first stopping portion is higher than the lowermost end of the second stopping portion. Therefore, the stopping portions together make it difficult for a malicious person to add poisonous substance to the contents of the body through the outlet.
[0011]Furthermore, the intermediate covering part has an inner gap, which allows air to travel into the body; thus, convection can occur for liquid contents to be easily poured out of the body. The body has a handle, which has an embedding cavity thereon, and an identifying block is embedded in the embedding cavity. The upper cover has two pivotal plates in an upper recess, and a user can turn the upper cover after having moved the pivotal plates to a substantially erect position.

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Therefore, the stopping portions together make it difficult for a malicious person to add poisonous substance to the contents of the body through the outlet.

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[0018]Referring to FIG. 1, a preferred embodiment of a vessel of the present invention includes a containing body 1, an intermediate covering part 2, and an upper cover 3.

[0019]The containing body 1 has an opening 11 on an upper end, and two opposite joining portions 12 under the opening 11 on an inner circumferential side thereof; the joining portions 12 can be formed with threads. The containing body 1 further has a passage 13 between the joining portions 12. The containing body 1 has a spout 14 protruding from a first side thereof, which has a middle portion, and two raised edges on two sides of the middle portion. The containing body 1 has a first stopping portion 15, which crosses through the spout 14, and is higher than the raised edges of the spout 14, and which slopes down towards an inside of the containing body 1. The containing body 1 has a handle 16 sticking from a second side thereof, which faces in an opposite direction from the first side formed with the spout 14. The...

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A vessel includes a body, an intermediate cover, and an upper cover; the intermediate cover is positioned above an upper opening of the body, and has a spout, which forms a liquid outlet of the vessel together with a corresponding spout formed on the body; the upper cover is threadedly joined in the upper end of the body to fix the intermediate cover to the body; the spout of the body has a transverse upwards-sticking first stopping portion, and the spout of the intermediate cover has a transverse downwards-sticking second stopping portion; the first and the second stopping portions are a distance from each other, and the uppermost end of the first stopping portion is higher than the lowermost end of the second stopping portion; thus, the stopping portions together make it difficult for poisonous substance to be added the contents of the body through the outlet.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to a vessel, more particularly one, which can be easily cleaned, and which is structured in such a manner that it is relatively difficult for a malicious person to add poisonous substance to the drinks through a spout thereof.[0003]2. Brief Description of the Prior Art[0004]Scientists, inventors and industries of many countries around the world have since Sep. 11, 2001 begun to spend more time and resources developing various security devices to prevent people from being attacked and harmed by terrorists or malicious persons.[0005]Shown in FIG. 5 is a common drink vessel 5, which includes a containing body 51, and a cover 52. The containing body 51 has an opening 511 on an upper end, a threaded portion 512 on an inner side of the upper end, and a spout 513 protruding from an upper portion. When the cover 52 of the containing body 51 is securely joined in the opening 511, the spout 513 and t...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D6/00
CPCA47G2400/123A47G19/12
Inventor LIN, CHANG-YU
Owner WOODMAX KY INDS CORP
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