.~> Sealed-cartridge receiver with flow-establishing means {1}
DEFINITION
Classification: 401/132
(under the class definition) Implement having (a) a wall portion or a seal which must be broken, cut, or torn to
release coating material to the tool*, or (b) having a tool-supporting section connectable with a replaceable container having such a wall portion or seal, which section includes means to break, cut, tear or displace the wall portion or seal to release coating material to the tool.
(1) Note. A patent for a material-containing capsule which is intended to be ruptured and applied directly to a work surface as a coating implement will be placed in this subclass.
(2) Note. A patent for a sealed cartridge including structure particularly adapting it for use with a coating implement cartridge receiver will be placed in an appropriate subclass indented hereunder; however, a mere sealed receptacle containing a supply of liquid coating material and having a rupturable wall will be considered a package for Class 206, Special Receptacle or Package.
(3) Note. A patent disclosing an implement with a frangible, flow-preventing wall portion will not be placed in this or an indented subclass when claimed in seal-destroyed condition, with the coating material capable of reaching the tool; see, instead, subclasses 143+ or the subclass appropriate to the particular tool.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
206, Special Receptacle or Package, appropriate subclasses for a mere sealed receptacle containing a supply of liquid material and having a rupturable wall, and see (2) Note above. 215, Bottles and Jars,
47+, for a receptacle of the bottle, jar, or jug type, the neck of which is especially adapted to be broken (and usually must be) to dispense the contents; and subclasses 250+ for a frangible cap-closure (usually irremovably attached to such a receptacle).
220, Receptacles,
260+, for a receptacle or receptacle closure particularly modified so as to permit the application thereto of an opening device; and see the search notes thereto.
