BRPI0904689A2 - closure cap for bottle beverage shrink tube protection - Google Patents

Abstract

BOTTLE DRINKING RETRACTABLE PIPE CLOSING COVER consisting of an assembly (1) consisting of a closure cap (2) with a retractable beverage consumption tube (3) and a lid (4), whose development aims to obtain a closure cap that keeps the drinking tube collapsed under the lid on beverage bottles to protect it from contamination when not in use and when it is desired to drink the beverage it is sufficient lift the cover to partially lift the retractable tube so that it is properly positioned before bringing it to your mouth.

Description

"CLOSURE COVER FOR RETRACTABLE PIPE PROTECTION FOR BOTTLE DRINK CONSUMPTION".

This descriptive report of the closure cap for bottle beverage shrink tube protection, the development of which is intended to obtain a closure cap that holds the drink tube collapsed under the lid in Beverage bottles thus protect it from contamination when not in use, and when you wish to drink it, simply lift the cap to partially lift the retractable tube so that it is properly positioned before bringing it to your mouth. .

Plastic beverage bottles, commonly known as PET, which use a screw cap with a rupturable seal are known. This solution aims to make the beverage bottling process less expensive and to ensure that the beverage does not lose gas, since the lid guarantees the necessary tightness.

Furthermore, the lid also guarantees, thanks to the airtightness, that the contents will not be contaminated. When it is desired that consumption be done in

Small sips, and often with the person in transit somewhere, a small bottle is used, and preferably with a stopper a quick-release shut-off valve that dispenses with the use of the usual stopper without the consequent risk of falling and losing it.

It turns out that this sliding valve lid solution implies direct contact of the fingers with the valve, which will then be brought to the consumer's mouth, and with this, bring pathogens.

In the patent application now required, the closure cap for shrink tube protection for beverage bottle consumption is a very interesting solution, since the closure cap is provided with a retractable tube protected by a cap which can be have different shapes, decorative or not, which, when lifted, partially raises the retractable tube to, properly positioned, align the drink passageway with the communicating cradle with the tube dipped in the drink to be sucked and, after the the retractable tube is retracted and, with some pressure, closes the cover, which prevents contamination of the retractable nozzle.

Said cover may have various stylized shapes such as pilot helmets, cowboy hats, caps, children's character heads and may be used as material for marketing use.

For a better understanding of the subject matter of the present patent, reference will be made to the accompanying drawings, in which:

Figure 1 shows, in front view, a closure cap with a cap, shaped like a pilot's helmet, in the closed position;

Figure 2 shows, in side view, said closure cap with cover cap in closed position, noting the front bevel for the introduction of the finger to force its opening;

Figure 3 shows, in rear view, said lid with lid in closed position, noting the hinge where the lid will articulate with the lid of the beverage bottle;

Figure 4 shows, in top view, said lid with lid in closed position, noting the hinge where the lid will articulate with the lid of the beverage bottle;

Fig. 5 shows, in bottom view, said closure cap of the beverage bottle, noting the threaded flange and the hinge where the cover of the pilot helmet will be hinged;

Figure 6 shows, in front-top perspective, said closure cap with a pilot helmet-shaped cover cap;

Figure 7 shows, in front view, the body of said closure cap, noting the front bevel for the introduction of the finger to force its opening and lower center tubular projection where the plastic tube that will be immersed in the beverage will be fitted;

Figure 8 shows, in side view, the body of said closure cap, noting the front bevel for the introduction of the finger to force its opening, lower centered tubular projection where the plastic tube that will be immersed in the beverage will be fitted and one of the hinge flaps where the cover will be hinged;

Figure 9 shows, in top view, the body of said closure cap, noting the front bevel for the introduction of the finger to force its opening, the cradle where the retractable nozzle will be hinged and the hinge flaps where the hinge will be hinged. cover cap;

Figure 10 shows, in vertical cross-sectional view, the body of said closure cap, noting the cradle where the communicating retractable nozzle will articulate with the lower center tubular projection where the plastic tube to be immersed in the drink and a the hinge flaps where the cover cap will be hinged;

Figure 11 shows, in longitudinal vertical section, the body of said closure cap, noting the cradle where the communicating retractable nozzle will be articulated with the tubular projection where the plastic tube to be immersed in the beverage and one of the tabs of the beverage will be fitted. hinge where the cover will be hinged;

Figure 12 shows, in partial cross-sectional front view, the detail of the shallow recesses applied to the inner side edges of the lid for locking in the lid when the bottle is not in use;

Figure 13 shows, in side view with partial section, the detail of one of the shallow recesses applied to the inner side edges of the lid for locking in the lid when the bottle is not in use and the shoulder forcing the partial opening the retractable nozzle that will be used to siphon off the liquid when lifting the lid;

Figure 14 shows, in bottom view, the detail of the trunk-cylindrical hinge block and the front-lower shoulder that will force the automatic opening of the retractable drinking beverage tube when opening the lid; Figure 15 shows, in side view, the retractable beverage drinking tube, noting one of the half shafts that allow it to be hinged on the closure cradle (not shown) and the limiting shoulder its opening;

Figure 16 shows, in top view, said

retractable tube for bottle beverage consumption, noting the half shafts that allow its articulation in bearings of the closure cradle (not shown) and the shoulder that limits its opening;

Figure 17 shows, in longitudinal vertical section, said retractable drinking beverage tube, noting the channel through which the liquid will be sucked into the bottle cap (not shown);

Figure 18 shows, in cross-sectional view, the detail of the closing lid with the lid closed, noting in enlarged detail one of the locking teeth of the closing lid engaged in one of the lower inner side recesses of the closing lid. roof;

Fig. 19 shows, in longitudinal vertical section, the detail of the closure cap with the lid closed, with said retractable drinking beverage retractable tube ready to be lifted upon opening the lid and;

Figure 20 shows, in partial longitudinal vertical section, with the cover open and allowing the correct positioning of the retractable tube for beverage consumption.

The present "COVER OF INVENTION"

BOTTLE BEVERAGE RETRACTABLE PIPE CLOSURE "consists of an assembly (1) consisting of a closure cap (2) with a retractable beverage consumption tube (3) and a lid (4), with said closure cap (2) comprising a single piece with an inner threaded flange (5) for attachment to the threaded nozzle of a vial (6), and with a chamfer (7) on the projecting front edge, a center recess - upper (8) with a communicating cradle (9) with channel (10) of a lower center tubular projection (11) for fitting a plastic tube (12) which will be immersed in the beverage, and with pair of ambi-lateral projections. with locking side teeth (13), and thereafter a pair of parallel flaps (14) with internal recesses (15a) for engaging and articulating semi-spherical shoulder lugs (15b) of the lid hinge (16) (4) with said central recess (8) provided with pair of side channels (17) each having a circular undercut (18) acting as half-shaft bearings (19) of the beverage retractable tube (3), which has a channel (20) with one of the outlets aligned with the cradle ( 9) the central recess (8) of the closure cap (2) when the opening limiting shoulder (21) abuts the rear recess wall (8), with the partial opening of the retractable beverage drinking tube (3) caused by the front-lower shoulder (22) of the cover cap (4), these having shallow inner side recesses (23) for engaging the locking side teeth (13) when opening said cover cap (4).

Claims (4)

1. "RETRACTABLE PIPE PROTECTION CLOSURE COVER FOR BOTTLE BEVERAGE" characterized by an assembly (1) formed of by a closure cap (2) with a retractable beverage consumption tube (3) and a cover cap (4), with said closure cap (2) composed of a single piece with an internal threaded flange (5 ) for attachment to the threaded nozzle of a vial (6), and with a chamfer (7) on the projecting front edge, a center-upper recess (8) with a communicating cradle (9) with channel (10) of a lower center tubular projection (11) for engaging a plastic tube (12) that will be immersed in the beverage, and with pair of ambi-lateral projections with locking side teeth ( 13) and thereafter a pair of parallel flaps (14) with internal recesses (15a) for engaging and articulating semi-spherical shoulder (15b) of trunk-cylindrical block (16) of the cover lid hinge (4), said central recess (8) having a pair of side channels (17) each having a circular undercut (18) acting as semi-axial bearings (19) of the beverage retractable tube (3), which has a channel (20) with one of the outlets aligned with the central recess cradle (9) (8) of the closure cap (2) when the opening limiting shoulder (21) abuts the rear recess wall (8) with the partial opening of the retractable drinking tube (3) caused by the front-lower shoulder (22) of the cover (4), these having shallow inner side recesses (23) for engaging the locking side teeth (13) when opening said cover (4).