Dania is launching two new upgraded versions of its innovative liquid packaging system.

The Jumping Pourer can be automatically inserted into bottles on the assembly line. Hidden under the bottle's cap, the pourer springs out into a pouring position and retracts into the bottleneck when closed with no mess. It is based on a double pipe system that provides an effective flow control ensuring smooth and controlled pouring. Re-capping the bottle prevents oil oxidation, alcohol vaporization and loss of taste, in addition to keeping bottles bug-free.

After introducing its original manual version three years ago, Dania developed a pourer that can be automatically inserted into bottles on the assembly line. Hidden under the bottle's cap, the pourer automatically jumps out into a pouring position through a spring mechanism, and easily retracts into the bottleneck when the cap closes the bottle, collecting the last drop of liquid and keeping the bottle clean.

Designed for cooking and consumption oils, vinaigrette, condiment sauces, wine and alcoholic beverages, cordial sweetening syrups and pharmaceuticals, it is based on a double pipe system that provides an effective flow control ensuring smooth and controlled pouring. In addition, the capability of re-capping the bottle prevents oil oxidation, alcohol vaporization and loss of taste, in addition to keeping bottles bug-free.

Fitting all types of bottles and filling lines, this new version of Jumping Pourer can be tailored to manufacturers' specific requirements and bottling measurements.

Fitted to automatic fast filling lines and bearing all of the advantages of the previous version, Jumping Pourer 3 prevents product tampering and unauthorized refilling through its unique, patented non-refillable design.

Jumping Pourer 3 cannot be extracted from the bottle, ensuring that the bottle can only be filled at the original filling line. Its jumping capabilities are a delightful surprise for users, providing bottles with the important added value of a new image.

Dania will demonstrate the Jumping Pourer at Interpack 2005.