Tamper-proof container cap cover

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present invention is a tamper-proof two-piece cover for container caps having a pair of collars which fit about the spout of the container and which are secured about the spout by detachable mounting means.
The cover further includes an enclosure pivoted to one of the collars and latched to the other collar so that the container cap and mounting means are completely enclosed.
The mounting means includes aligned pairs of threaded tubular members diaposed along the periphery of each of the collars.
Bolts are received in the threaded tubular members.
The cover may be attached to various size spouts as the size of the spout is simply determinative of how far the bolts must be screwed into the tubular members.
The latch includes a loop on one of the collars and a mating slot in an extension of the enclosure.
The latch passes through the slot and a padlock is placed through the loop.
With the padlock so placed the enclosure prevents access to the container cap and the securing bolts.
The cover may remain on the spout when unlocked or it may be easily removed and applied to another spout having the same or a different diameter.
The two-piece cover is made of rugged material particularly adaptable for use with industrial fleet trucks or other heavy-duty industrial equipment.
While in the accompanying drawing and the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment the enclosure is disclosed as a box, it s understood that other enclosures may be utilized as long as they render the cap and mounting means inaccessible.
Additionally while hexagonal head bolts are shown in the drawings it is to be understood that other securing means, such as allen screws are within the scope of the invention.