IP Library Granted Patent US 10,889,404
Granted Patent B2
US 10,889,404 · App. 16/134,883 · Granted Jan 12, 2021

Child-resistant packaging

Inventors: Mike Tsai (Chino Hills, CA); Frank Tsai (Walnut, CA)
Assignee: DENALI INNOVATIONS, LLC
B65D5/38B65D5/4266B65D5/443B65D59/04
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Patent No.
US 10,889,404
App. No.
16/134,883
Granted
Jan 12, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A child-resistant package comprising a tray and a sleeve. The tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve. The tray comprises external protrusions and the sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions and access holes. The internal protrusions are configured to engage with the external protrusions when the tray and the sleeve are in a closed position, such that the tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of the closed position without disengaging the external protrusions from the internal protrusions. Each of the access holes overlaps with an end of each of the external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage the external protrusions from the one or more internal protrusions, such that the tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of the closed position.

Claims (14)

1. A child-resistant package, comprising:

a tray;

a sleeve;

wherein said tray is configured to be inserted into said sleeve;

wherein said sleeve comprises one or more internal protrusions, one or more access holes, and a front flap;

wherein said tray comprises an insert and a rigid base;

wherein said insert comprises one or more external protrusions;

wherein said insert further comprises a back flap that is configured to pass through a slot of said rigid base;

wherein said front flap and said back flap are configured to engage with each other, such that said tray is substantially prevented from being entirely removed from said sleeve;

wherein said insert is configured to matingly engage with said rigid base, such that said one or more external protrusions are external to one or more sides of said rigid base;

wherein said one or more internal protrusions are configured to engage with said one or more external protrusions when said tray and said sleeve are in a closed position, such that said tray is substantially prevented from being taken out of said closed position without disengaging said one or more external protrusions from said one or more internal protrusions; and

wherein each of said one or more access holes overlap with an end of each of said one or more external protrusions, such that a user may access and disengage said one or more external protrusions from said one or more internal protrusions, such that said tray is no longer prevented from being taken out of said closed position.

2. The child-resistant package of claim 1 , wherein said rigid base of said tray further comprises one or more spacer holes;

wherein said one or more spacer holes overlap with both said one or more ends of said external protrusions and said one or more access holes.

Assignments (4)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Oct 6, 2022
From: K-1 PACKAGING GROUP LLC
To: TWIN BROOK CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC, AS AGENT
Reel/Frame 061329/0382 →
ENTITY CONVERSION Recorded Oct 5, 2022
From: K-1 PACKAGING GROUP
To: K-1 PACKAGING GROUP LLC
Reel/Frame 061612/0396 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jul 16, 2021
From: DENALI INNOVATIONS, LLC
To: K-1 PACKAGING GROUP
Reel/Frame 056881/0098 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 9, 2019
From: TSAI, MIKE; TSAI, FRANK; K-1 PACKAGING GROUP
To: DENALI INNOVATIONS, LLC
Reel/Frame 050013/0231 →
Continuity (1)
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