DE1878367U - STACKABLE LIQUID CONTAINER WITH SPOUT. - Google Patents

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Rfc. 411044 * 27. 6.B3 CARL-A. BEHN telephone: 47 82 88 Bank: Dresdner Bank, Hamburg Hamburg 2 0 ■ Faassweg 8 June 24, 1963 German Patent Office, 8 Munich 2 Zweibrückenstrasse 12 Legal registration Carl - A. B eh η, Hamburg 20, Faassweg 8 Stackable liquid container with Spout The tin cans, which are now often also used for liquids, always have the disadvantage that they are inconvenient to open by drilling holes, from which the liquids are difficult to pour, especially if they are to flow into a small, more difficult-to-access opening, as is the case with the oil for Cars. In this case, a funnel or some other aid is even necessary, which in turn creates work and losses. Incidentally, about $ 25 of the volume is lost in cargo space when fret cans are transported. The present application avoids all of these disadvantages. It allows the production of a container from new materials, preferably from plastic, so that the container with a spout can be made from one piece. The spout has an axially angular, inwardly semicircular opening or also a round opening through which the filling material can flow (Figure 1). After filling, the upper end of the spout is pressed together and welded shut, sealed or glued (Asaag-S-). The opening for use is done simply by cutting off the welded head end. The container is cube-shaped or has rectangular surfaces with the spout in a corner. In the opposite corner there is a downward indentation in the space of the container; Depending on the shape of the container, make two cubes or two packs with rectangular surfaces (brick shape) (Figure ^ *). Protection claims: 1.) Cubic liquid container with a spout, preferably made of plastic, characterized in that it is at one corner the upper surface has a round spout, which is glued, sealed or welded shut after filling and on starting from the opposite corner of the top face one same indentation on the Kai te of the container downwards, which it allows a second container to be inverted on top of the first after its closure, so that it faces outwards result in only smooth surfaces that allow stacking. 2.) Container according to claim 1, however, characterized in that it has rectangular surfaces. 3.) Container according to claim 1 and 2, however, characterized in that the Ausguäs only inwardly towards the surface of the container is round, while it is angularly shaped towards the outside and towards π ij Ik W /, C.E3 CARL-A. BEHN Telephone! 47 82 88
Bank: Dresdner Bank, Hamburg Hamburg 20 Sheet two for the utility model registration Carl - Ä. Behn, Hamburg 20, Faassweg 8, at the German Patent Office, Munich 8, Zwelbrückenstrasse 12, dated June 24, 1963 relating to "Stackable Liquid Containers with spout "* one edge of the container continues at the top. 4.) First use of the container for lubricating oils. On the drawings, the containers are uniformly open Spout indicated. Since the containers are closed before being stacked with the opening being pressed flat, the spout runs out flat when stacked.