The part forming the
cap mould 5 of the closure 1 is now described. The part forming the
cap mould 5 is moulded in a single piece and produced from a relatively rigid plastics material. The part forming a cap mould 5 comprises an annular ring 29 comprising atleast one projection 30 on its internal face, said projection 30 being intended to cooperate with the projection 20 on the funnel 18. The ring 29 can have a continuous projection 30 or several projections 30 regularly spaced apart on its internal face. Thus the ring 29 is kept attached to the base part 4. In addition the bottom edge of the ring 29 is situated in the immediate vicinity of the annular wall 10 of the base part 4 of the closure 1.
Reference is made first of all to FIGS. 4 to 6, which depict a closure 1 of axis 2, provided with a joining and hinging element 3. The closure 1 is for example produced from plastics material. The closure 1 comprises on the one hand a base part4, intended to be mounted on a receptacle neck, and on the other hand a part forming a
cap mould 5 intended to be associated with the base part 4. The closure 1 is described in a position where the axis 2 is vertical, the part forming a
cap mould 5 being situatedabove the raised part 4. The axis 2 defines an elevation direction with respect to which the terms "height", "top", "bottom" are defined. A location close to the axis 2 is said to be "internal", in contradistinction to a location at a distance from theaxis 2, said to be "external". Naturally, the closure 1 can take other positions in space, in particular when it is used by a consumer.
The invention has other advantages. In particular, the cover 31 is
cap mould, since it is associated with the base part 4 of the closure 1 via the strap 3 and the ring 29. The tamper-evident element 53 is also
cap mould, since it remains connectedto the ring 29. This presents in particular additional safety vis-a-vis children, who cannot raise said tamper-evident element 53 to their mouths. Naturally, the various embodiment described can be combined with each other, the invention not beinglimited to the particular configurations depicted in the drawings.
