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Security device for bottles
A security device, for mounting over a bottle neck, has an outer cap including an annular housing portion 16 for location around the bottle neck and an end cap portion 18 at one end of the annular housing portion, a claw member 14 slidably mounted to the outer cap structure for movement between operative and inoperative positions in a direction parallel to the annular housing portion’s longitudinal axis and a latch mechanism 60 releasably secures the claw member in the operative position. The claw member has a plurality of resiliently deformable elongate claws 52a, 52b for engagement, preferably via claw feet 56, with the bottle neck when the claw member is in the operative position, forming at least two sets of claws of different lengths. Preferably there are two sets of claws and they alternate around the circumference of the body. The latch mechanism 60 may be a spring biased 68, magnetically-releasable latch enabling the device to be removed using a magnetic key. The device may incorporate a RF or RFID tag.
Security device for bottles
A security device, for mounting over a bottle neck, has an outer cap including an annular housing portion 16 for location around the bottle neck and an end cap portion 18 at one end of the annular housing portion, a claw member 14 slidably mounted to the outer cap structure for movement between operative and inoperative positions in a direction parallel to the annular housing portion’s longitudinal axis and a latch mechanism 60 releasably secures the claw member in the operative position. The claw member has a plurality of resiliently deformable elongate claws 52a, 52b for engagement, preferably via claw feet 56, with the bottle neck when the claw member is in the operative position, forming at least two sets of claws of different lengths. Preferably there are two sets of claws and they alternate around the circumference of the body. The latch mechanism 60 may be a spring biased 68, magnetically-releasable latch enabling the device to be removed using a magnetic key. The device may incorporate a RF or RFID tag.
Security device for bottles
OMAR YASIN (author) / CHAO HAN (author)
2020-08-05
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
E05B
LOCKS
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Schlösser
| Online Contents | 1996
| British Library Online Contents | 1996