TricorBraun Receives Patent For Bottles That Lock Together
TricorBraun has received a patent for a locking configuration that enables two bottles to be slid together and locked. The interlocking engagement is achieved when a pair of identically formed bottles presents opposing dovetails that fasten into themselves.
“The design provides remarkable marketing support for two liquid products that a manufacturer wants to be used in combination. This configuration is a logical choice for personal care products such as shampoo and conditioner or hand lotion and sanitizer,” according to Craig Sawicki, executive vice president, TricorBraun.
TricorBraun is one of the world’s leading suppliers of packaging, and it has 34 offices in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Asia.
TricorBraun has received a patent for a locking configuration that enables two bottles to be slid together and locked. The interlocking engagement is achieved when a pair of identically formed bottles presents opposing dovetails that fasten into themselves. 