CZ2004552A3 - Plastic bottle handle - Google Patents

Abstract

The plastic bottle holder, in particular for pouring and transferring beverage bottles, has a base surface (1) forming an open circular ring (2) provided on the outer side and the ends with operative slabs (3), on the customs side of the base surface (1) by a pressing slab (4). and the inner edge of the annular ring (2) has a reinforcing ring (5) on the underside, wherein the holder (6) having the cross section in the inverted "T" shape is on the underside of the base surface (1) in the axis of the annular ring (2 ) ending with bending grooves (8) and at the top of the base surface (1) reinforcing protrusions (9). The holder (6) can be provided on the inside with anti-slip protrusions (7) and can be provided with both grooves (8) The grip can be made of recyclable material.

Description

The plastic bottle handle, in particular for pouring and carrying beverage bottles, has a base surface (1) forming an open annular ring (2) provided with abutments (3) on the outside and ends, a thrust plate (4) on the front side of the base (1). ) and the inner edge of the annular ring (2) has a reinforcing ring (5) on the underside, the holder (6) having a cross-section in the form of an inverted letter "T" at the underside of the base surface (1). ) terminated by bending grooves (8) and on the upper side of the base surface (1) by reinforcing projections (9). The holder (6) can be provided with anti-slip protrusions (7) in the upper part and on the bending groove (8) it can be provided with stop projections (10) on both sides. The handle can be made of recyclable material.

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-1The plastic bottle handle

Technical field

The invention relates to a handle for plastic bottles, in particular for pouring and carrying bottles for beverages.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Various types of holders and carriers are used for the plastic bottles currently manufactured. When packing multiple bottles at the same time, they are packed in plastic foils fitted with a carry strap. However, when it comes to individual bottles, there is a problem of gripping and carrying them, especially when the bottles are larger, i.e., 1.5 L, 2 L or even more. The handling of larger-capacity bottles is quite difficult, as the plastic bottles usually slip in the hands when poured, and when pressed more often, the wall buckle often occurs. For this reason, there are many different variations of holders and tabs for attaching to the bottle neck, thereby facilitating their transfer and handling. Such a solution is for example described in UV CZ 14111, which consists of a rubber ring for fitting on the neck and a textile strap. The disadvantage of this solution is that the strap easily entangles and the rubber ring retracts from the neck when stretched or even bursts under heavy load. A single ring variant is also disclosed in EP 1 033 314, but this is intended to be screwed onto the bottle thread. A similar handle is also in EP 1 205 395, which is however for bottles with a large content and a large neck diameter, so that the handle is reversible so as not to break the thread. Another solution is again according to UV CZ 9387, where the ring on the inner diameter is provided with counter-toothed teeth, which, when fitted, engage under the bottle ring. However, this handle cannot be removed after being placed on the bottle neck without damaging the return teeth and thus not reusable. A virtually identical solution of the reverse toothing ring is also described in US 6,394,517 * or WO 03/062071, both of these and the previous variations differ only in the internal design of the handle, but which, after bending, causes mechanical breakage and oscillating movement during transfer. very quickly>>>>> »» '' ii »*>>

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DE 103 19 000 Al, which, after being fitted to the bottle neck and snapped under the threads, is still held by the plug itself. Here, however, the grip on the ring is already provided with an embossment to facilitate bending without damage, but the grip profile has a square or cross section so that painful pressure on the fingers occurs at a higher load.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

These drawbacks are largely eliminated by the plastic bottle handle, in particular for pouring and carrying beverage bottles, which consists in that the base surface consists of an open annular ring provided with abutments on the outside and ends, a pressure pad on the front side of the base and an inner edge the ring has a reinforcing ring on the underside, the holder having a cross-section in the form of an inverted letter "T" is terminated by bending grooves on the underside of the base surface and reinforcing projections on the top of the base surface.

The handle according to the invention may have a holder in the upper part provided with non-slip protrusions on the inside.

The handle according to the invention may have a stop at the bending groove provided on both sides with stop projections.

The handle according to the invention may be made of recyclable material.

The grip according to the invention makes it possible to push the thrust plate while holding it on the opposite side of the bottle neck and securely slip it onto the bottle and vice versa while pressing down on the thrust surfaces while holding the bottle neck from the other side without removing the bottle or handle. It is to be understood that the outer basic shape of the entire handle can be the same, regardless of the need for different ring diameter sizes, so that in the manufacture of the plastic handle there is a great cost savings in manufacturing the base mold.

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the drawing, in which Fig. 1 shows an oblique axonometric view of the handle according to the invention, Fig. 2 is a bottom view and Fig. 3 is a top view.

-3Example Embodiments of the Invention

The handle, according to FIGS. 1 to 3, consists of a base surface 1 which forms an open annular ring 2, provided with abutment surfaces 3 on the outer upper side and ends 3. An oval thrust surface 4 is formed on the front side of the base flat. anti-slip modified. The inner edge of the annular ring 2 has a reinforcing ring 5 on the underside to support the neck of the bottle so as to prevent lateral dislocation of the handle. The bracket 6 has bending grooves 8 at the base of the base I and a reinforcing projection 9 at the bottom of the base surface I. The bracket 6 preferably has a cross-section in the form of an inverted letter "T" and may be provided with anti-slip projections 7. By means of the part of the holder 6 at the bending groove 8, the angled stop projections 10 can be formed on both sides.

Handling of the handle according to the invention is very simple and consists in that the annular ring 2 is supported on the neck of the bottle and by pressing on the pressure plate 4 while holding it on the opposite side of the neck, it is securely pushed onto the bottle. By bending the holder 6 in the bending groove 8, it is then possible to carry it. After emptying the bottle, again by pressing the ODěmě nloškv 3 and simultaneously

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Industrial applicability

The plastic bottle handle of the present invention is particularly useful for pouring and carrying individual bottles for beverages.

Claims (4)

Plastic bottle handle, in particular for pouring and carrying beverage bottles, characterized in that the base surface (1) is formed by an open annular ring (2) provided on the outside and at its ends with support pads (3) on the front side of the base the inner edge of the annular ring (2) has a reinforcing ring (5) on its underside, the holder (6) having an inverted "T" cross-section on the underside of the base surface (1) the axis of the annular ring (2) is terminated by bending grooves (8) and on the upper side of the base surface (1) by reinforcing projections (9). Handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the holder (6) is provided with non-slip protrusions (7) on the inside of the holder. Third handle of claim 1 or 2 characterized mares _F s c s t in that the holder (6) is at the bending groove (8) provided on both sides with stop projections (10). A handle according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized by a material.