DE1943723A1 - Insulated container for holding a liquor bottle - Google Patents

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Doornkaat Aktiengesellschaft, 298 Norden (East Fr.), Neuer Weg 38/39

Insulated container for holding a liquor bottle

It is known that spirits removed from the refrigerator in a relatively short time when serving Accept room temperature and thereby a taste penalty Experienced. One therefore uses insulating containers with a lower part and a hinged lid. To the isolation To make it possible to completely shape it becomes the obon vurjuntfonde Deckfil biü brought close to the Piaschenhals. This does not, however, result when the docking ice is placed on the Lower part, the container difficulties, especially since the predominant

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A threaded bottle cap is a nuisance Works. Experience has shown that it takes some effort to slip the lid over the neck of the bottle and to put it on the base.

The invention is based on the clear recognition and elimination of this deficiency. This is done according to the invention in that the bottom is releasably connectable to the upper part of the container.

In a preferred embodiment, the compound is designed as a plug connection, in particular tongue and groove connection.

Resilient springs are expediently provided on the casing of the base, which springs in the closed position of the base shape and shape in corresponding grooves of the shell of the upper part intervene positively.

In the case of a container with a casing of the bottom made of plastic, according to an advantageous embodiment, the springs and the casing form a homogeneous, physical one ,Unit.

In a further embodiment of the invention, recesses are arranged along the circumference of the shell of the base, into which corresponding tabs of the shell of the upper part engage

During de3 Aufstecka the upper part of the container This is centered on the flasohe so that the flasohen lock The upper opening in the upper part can pass through without jamming.

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An embodiment of the insulating container according to the invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing. This shows in a purely schematic way:

Pig. 1 is a view, partly in section, of the insulated container receiving a liquor bottle according to the invention

Pig. Figure 2 is a view, partly in section, of the lower part of the shell of the upper part of the container according to the invention

Fig. 3 is a view, partly in section, of the shell of the bottom of the insulating container according to the invention.

1 (FIG. 1) denotes a liquor bottle which is received in an insulating container. This consists of the upper part 2, 3 with the jacket 2 and the lining made of insulating material.

A base, which consists of the jacket 4 and the putter 5, can be detachably connected to the upper part 2, 3. In the embodiment shown in the drawing, the connection between the upper part 2, 3 and the bottom 4, 5 is designed as a plug connection, namely as a tongue and groove connection. For this purpose, elastic springs 4a are provided on the casing 4 of the base 4, 5, which in the closed position of the base 4, 5 engage positively and non-positively in corresponding grooves 2a of the casing 2 of the upper part 2, 3. In the embodiment shown, the casing 4 of the bottom 4 _t 5 is made of plastic and the springs 4a form a homegene, physical unit with the casing 4. This ensures the elasticity required when loosening the bottom 4, 5.

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The term "tongue and groove connection" is to be understood in the most general sense of the word. So it is also conceivable, for example, the springs 4a by arched,
to replace elastic metal tongues and the like.

Recesses 4b are arranged along the circumference of the bottom jacket 4, into which, in the closed position, corresponding tabs 2b of the jacket 2 of the upper parts 2, 3 engage. This creates a tight seal for the insulating container
guaranteed downwards.

Inserting the liquor bottle into the insulated container is very easy. About that on a pad
standing bottle is first inserted the upper part, üo that
the bottle cap protrudes from the receptacle.
Then the unit consisting of the bottle and the upper part is overturned by 180 ° and the base 4, 5 is inserted by applying slight pressure.

The bottle is removed from the container
analogously, but in reverse order.

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Claims (1)

Claims Insulated container for holding a liquor bottle, with an upper part and a bottom that closes it off at the bottom, characterized in that there, 3 the bottom (4, 5) with the upper part (2, 3) of the container is releasably connectable. ; 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized that the connection is designed as a plug connection, in particular a tongue and groove connection. ■ j. Container according to claim 2, characterized-> characterized, dnlj on the jacket (4) of the bottom (4, 5) elastic springs (4a) are provided, which in the closure division of the bottom (4, b) engage in corresponding grooves (i: n) of the sheaths (2) of the upper part (?, 3) in a form-fitting and powerful manner. 4. Container, with 'existing plastic jacket of the bottom, nr-ch claim 1 out ϊ, characterized in that the springs (4a) with the jacket (4) form a homogeneous physical unit. b * BohHLtor according to claim 1 bin / |, characterized in that along the circumference «a of the manLeLh (4) of the floor (4» '^) Aufjfjparun ^ en (4b) arranged nlrid, in v / o the onteprechetuk' Lappnn ( 2b) tXvm coats (2) döij Obteilon (2, $) inroJ Con. i (JJ H Hi / ^{: /}