DE1989771U - DISPOSABLE CUTLERY. - Google Patents

Description

2 5HO. 2nd SS

Braun Aktiengesellschaft
Frankfurt (Main)
Rüsselsheimer Strasse

4th

89/67

iÄ / f 19 * 3

Disposable dinnerware

Di.j innovation concerns a single-use cutlery.

There are already drinking dishes and plates made of plastic or cardboard that can be thrown away after use. These dishes are only used for eating the food, but not for storing, preparing or presenting the food. _:

The innovation is based on the task of creating a disposable eating utensil that is used for transporting, storing and presenting the food. r

This object is achieved according to the innovation in that the eating utensils from two, bottom and lid forming hinged Share consists that preferably both parts. Contain compartments for storing the food; the compartments of the lid preferably enclose the inner part of the lid, which serves as a food template in the opened state of the lid.

According to a further feature of the innovation, the lid and bottom of the eating utensil each consist of a deep-drawn plastic peel. This ensures that the food is kept warm. These bowls can also be made by foaming them of rigid foam that forms a solid surface, strengthen. The top and bottom are each made of two plastic pillars made by EUrtschaum each other are connected, then the heating is double-walled Vessel particularly good.

The compartments of the lid for receiving the cutlery are advantageously designed so that the individual Cutlery can be jammed.

In addition to the compartments for storing the Food preferably further compartments are provided in the drinking vessels, which can be closed in an advantageous manner and also like the dinnerware can consist of two deep-drawn shells connected with rigid foam, can be clamped are.

As a closure for the dinnerware, it is particularly favorable to provide the bottom part with a resilient or resiliently attached terminal strip, into which one protruding on the cover Rib snaps into place.

Since the dinnerware is only used once, the training the hinge between the lid and the base is very easy be. It is particularly advantageous if the hinge consists of an adhesive tape or a tape made of chemical materials inserted during the manufacture of the deep-drawn trays.

It produces a respective bottom and top shell made of one piece, / 30 as can the hinge also be formed by treating the shells m <the joint between bottom and lid bends.

These and other features of the innovation emerge from the embodiment shown in the drawings; show it;

Pig. 1 a set of eating utensils in the opened state with two drinking vessels,

Fig. 2 is a section through the cover and base and

through a drinking vessel of the dinnerware, Pig. 3 the eating utensils in front view in the associated

folded Zucst-ind, $ f, Fig. h a side view of the folded food

dishes.

In the figures, the same reference numerals have been used for the same parts.

Fig. 1 shows in the unfolded state a dinnerware, consisting of the bottom part 1 and the lid 2. The bottom tail and lid each consist of a deep-drawn plastic shell or, as FIG. 2 shows, each consist of two deep-drawn plastic shells 10, 11 and 20, respectively. 21 manufactured. Which are connected to one another by rigid foam 12, 22, in the bottom part 1 compartments 3 4 and 5 are provided for storing the food. The other compartments 6 and 7 are used to hold closable drinking vessels 8 and 9> whereby the compartments 6 and 7 are designed so that the drinking vessels 8 and 9 can be clamped. The drinking vessels can as D _e ckel and bottom of the mess kit "are made from plastic by deep drawing. '

Finally, a compartment 13 is provided in the bottom part 1, dp.s. to take toothpicks serve k- ^ nn.

The lid 2 of the dinnerware contains -n the insides of the side walls narrow compartments lh, 15, -16 and 17 in the cutlery and serviette as well as possibly small bags with salt,

Sugar or the like are inserted or pinched can.

Lid and base of the dinnerware are with an adhesive tape serving as a hinge 18 or with one in the manufacture of Lid and base connected by inlaid plastic tape.

Lid and bottom shell can also be made from one piece, so that the hinge is made by folding the two shells arises.

These simple embodiments of the hinge are possible here because the eating utensil is only used once. A bar 17 * 19, which is resiliently fastened or molded onto the base part, serves as a closure for the lid and base in the closed state. In the rib 19 attached to the lid ^! intervenes. The cover 2 is held on the base part 1 by the terminal strip 19.

As from the figures> and 4 can be seen, the eating utensil is suitable because the bottom and lid are flat and parallel run towards each other, especially for space-saving stacking and storage in containers that can be completely built-in. This is for example for the service of the airline companies with the catering of the Passengers particularly advantageous. As the dinnerware preferably is made of plastic, it can easily be destroyed after use with a waste shredder.

The invention can also be used for camping Cutlery, as the food is easy to transport in it, keep warm and throw away the dishes after use.

Claims (11)

BA. 100 2 5 9 * 20.2.6! Protection claims 1. Disposable cutlery characterized by that the dinnerware consists of two. The base and cover forming hinged parts consists of the base forming part contains compartments for storing the food and that the part forming the lid on the inside the 'side walls contains further compartments which, when the lid is opened, serve as a meal template Enclose the inner part of the lid. 2. dinnerware according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid and bottom jevyeils from one made of deep-drawn plastic shell. 3. Eating utensils according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the cover and base consist of one There are plastic shell, which is reinforced by foaming rigid foam with a firm surface. 4. Eating utensils according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid and bottom each consist of two Deep-drawn plastic shells are made up of rigid foam are connected to each other. 5 · dinnerware according to claim 2 or 3 j characterized in that the compartments of the lid so are designed so that the cutlery can be wedged in the compartments. 6. Eating utensils according to one of claims 2 to 4, characterized ge k en η is characterized in that the bottom part in addition to the compartments for storing the food contains one or more other compartments, can be clamped into the closable Trißkgefäß. <■ _y - 2 - 7. Eating utensils according to claim 6, characterized in that the vessel and lid of the drinking vessels each consist of two deep-drawn bowls connected with rigid foam. 8. Eating utensils according to one of claims 2 to K, characterized in that the lid and bottom of the eating utensils are held together in the closed state by means of a clamping strip resiliently attached to the bottom part. 9. dinnerware n <j.ch one of claims 2 to 4, characterized characterized in that the hinge for connecting the lid and bottom consists of adhesive tape or plastic tape. 10. eating utensils according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized geke η η ζ η et verifiable that the base and lid are flat and extend plane-parallel to each other. 11. Eating utensils according to one of claims 2 to K ₃ d ad urch gekennze I net that the foils of the bottom and lid consist of one part 'and that the hinge is created by kinking -ein the junction between the bottom and the lid.