Claims
- 1. An orientationally sensitive closure adapted for mounting to a container in a specific orientation, comprising:a body; a spout portion integral with the body; a flange having first and second sides, the flange being integral with the spout the spout extending from one of the first and second sides of the flange; an orienting projection extending from the other of the first and second sides of the flange opposite of the spout, the projection extending from the flange in a non-coaxial relation to the flange and in spaced relation to an axis of the closure; and a cap fully separable and removable from the closure, and engagable with the closure to respectively open and close the spout.
- 2. The orientationally sensitive closure in accordance with claim 1 wherein each the spout portion and the flange are generally circular and coaxial with one another about an axis, the spout portion being disposed centrally of the flange about the axis.
- 3. The orientationally sensitive closure in accordance with claim 1 wherein the closure includes orientationally sensitive indicia.
- 4. An orientationally sensitive closure adapted for mounting to a container in a specific orientation, comprising:a body; a spout portion integral with the body, defining a central axis through the spout portion; a flange having a first side and a second side and defining an outer periphery, the spout extending from the flange from one of the first and second sides and being integral with the body; an orienting projection extending from the other of the first and seconds sides of the flange, opposite of the spout and intermediate the central axis of the spout and the outer periphery of the flange, wherein the projection is a relatively short, barrel-like element having a generally circular cross-section; and a cap fully removable from and engagable with the spout for opening and sealing the container, respectively.
CROSS REFERENCES TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
The present application is a divisional of co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/812,319, filed on Mar. 5, 1997.
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