Hole Piercing Devices TRIZ Cases

See how a funnel-cap drinking device stores the piercing element, controls puncture timing, and

A neck-engaging clamp and needle extract beverage through the closure, preserving the seal and reducing air exposure across multiple pours.

A neck clamp, latch, and needle let sealed bottles dispense beverage under pressurized gas while limiting air exposure and preserving quality.

A pivoted can-piercing spout uses sealed sidewall entry and flow apertures to speed drinking while limiting leakage and uncontrolled flow.

A rotating base and movable spout create repeatable can puncturing and fast beverage flow without relying on unsafe manual piercing.

A rotating base and spring-loaded spout resolve inconsistent can puncturing while enabling rapid, controlled beverage flow.

A manual blister pack tool uses a tapered handle and integrated head to pierce foil and capture dosage units within a bowl section.

A hinged tool with a hollow prick punctures soft packages to dispense contents.

A rapid beverage dispensing device uses dual piercing mechanisms to create openings in containers for fast liquid flow.

Segmenting the access device into two lumens maintains seal integrity and prevents reactive gas exposure during pressurized dispensing.

A funnel uses a tipping edge fulcrum to pivot containers from an inclined shelf into a declined receptacle for discharge.

A beverage dispense apparatus forces liquid through a restrictor plate to create foam.