DE7120046U - Ornamental and packing sleeve for bottles, in particular Whom or champagne bottles - Google Patents

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PATENT ADVERTISEMENT DIPL.-PHYS. HEINRICH SEIDS

«2 Wtobadtn · Rheüutrafie 121 · PO Box 670 · Telephone 303459 PortKhwk Fnakfort / Maln 181008 · Bank Deutsche Bank 3956372

Wiesbaden, 10th Hai 1971 S / K G 260

Company Oarl Graeger
Hoohheim / Main

Egg and Verpaokungsmanschette for Plasolien, especially We; "i- or Sektflasehen _s

The invention relates to a decorative and packaging cover made of thin, film-shaped material, for example paper for bottles, in particular wine or champagne flao.

So far, wine and champagne bottles have been for sale and transport. wrapped in thin paper for packaging and decoration. The eer sheet of thin paper is folded over the neck of the bottle and turned and turned inwards at the bottom of the bottle. The wrapping of the Flasohe made in this way tends to be more or less Less to detach from the bottle again. Besides that wrapping with such paper is time consuming and requires a certain amount of skill in order to. to produce a good 4p «see.

Dipl.-Phys. Heinrich Seids ■ Patent Attorney · 62 Wiesbaden · Rheinstrasse 121 · P.O. Box 670 · Telephone 303459 T In contrast, the invention is based on the gate, a decorative

j and packaging sleeve for bottles to create that are easy to use

can be put over the bottle and guarantees a secure, firm fit on the bottle and can be attached to the outside of the bottle without any particular sociocliohkeit with a good appearance.

This is achieved according to the invention in that a dem largest bottle circumference and the height of the lower part of the bottle Up to the transition area to the bottle neck, a corresponding cut of foil-shaped material on the longitudinal edges to one Sole-shaped structures connected, correspondingly in the upper part the transition area of the bottle is narrowed by wrinkles and at the upper end, by which a holding strip tailored to the circumference of the bottle is held together. Are such ornamental and Verpaekunsmansohette is essentially ready to use and simply pulling over the bottle from above so that you » with the bottom edge of the bottle. Im obt> « The other part is then only the decorative and packaging cover nooh to the If necessary, fold the bottle neck on by turning the bottle and cuff slightly and attach the retaining strip to the upper end.

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It is particularly advantageous in taking the invention when the J

Sole tube-shaped structure with its width to stick under friction on the outer surface of the tube on the Flasohendurohmesser ab-j

is in tune. This creates a tight, secure fit for the I.

Ornamental and Yerpaokungsmansohette overall ¹ ensures particularly easily ·

In one embodiment of the invention, the retaining strip is formed with a decorative collar at a distance below the upper edge of the sole-shaped structure attached. In another embodiment of the invention, the retaining strip can also naoh at the top essentially with the upper edge of the smart-shaped structure abeohliessen. Within the scope of the invention, avoh is an embodiment possible, in which the retaining strip in the lower, annular area of its inner surface with the upper edge of the! sole-shaped structure connected '_nd in one opposite the' Sole tube-shaped formations as mentioned above, if necessary * riagftu * · j migen area or with parts protruding upwards atf? la * "'i V3 neck of the neck or a neck of the neck that can be used to calibrate up to j Fasten the bottle cap extending downwards under the cuff, for example by gluing it. :

Xa ₁ the framework of the invention it is particularly zweokmässig when the cuff to laugh _(s Aussenf the mounted ornament "* j loading ν-

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sohriftungen and other representations at least partially bliokf ang-like when the flashes are standing upside down are Duroh this büokf ang-like training is achieved, that the owner of one of the decorative and packaging sleeves surrounded bottle unconsciously and without the one on the zero Having to read the information provided, is induced to keep the bottle in a lying position.

Some exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with reference to the drawing. Ss show:

Figure 1 shows a decorative and packaging cover according to the invention when folded flat:

A) in front view,

B) in the rear view as well

C) the associated holding strip}

Figure 2 is a champagne bottle with attached decorative and Yerpaokungemanschette in one embodiment;

Figure 3 is a Sektflaohe with attached Zier- and Verpaokungsmansohette in a second embodiment}

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FIG. 4 shows a partial section through the upper end of an ornamental and Verpaoktingsmansohette attached to a bottle

according to the invention and

FIG. 5 shows a partial variant corresponding to FIG. 4 in a somewhat modified form Execution"

; In the examples shown, the decorative and packaging cuff is made from a rectangular composite made of long fibers

! Blotting paper formed with textile-like coloring. This cut is at a longitudinal seam 2 to form a loop-shaped structure 1

; glued together, the width in the lower part 3 so on The diameter of the bottle to be wrapped is matched so that it can be pulled tightly onto the outside of the bottle with friction

are lying. Fluctuations in the bottle diameter are not critical, since these can easily be absorbed by the flexibility of the blotting paper.

In the lower area 3 of the hose-shaped structure 1 are column-shaped arranged labels 6 provided. In addition, on the front side of the cuff, as shown in FIGS to 3, a label 7 is attached. Both the columnar Labeling 6 and especially the label 7 are

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'' arranged with an eye-catching effect so that when the FIaj see standing upside down. This eye-catching effect is also I put the name "Graeger" on the Eopf, especially by the j upside down illustration 8 of a bottle reinforced.

> But in order to determine the origin of one of the Zier- und Verpackungsmai.achet-

; Te bottle enveloped according to the invention also in a standing HgUS ⁵ Eae-VerJcauf-conveniently on the counter; To know how to read, there is another one at the bottom 9 of the cuff

additional lettering that is correctly positioned when the bottle is upright ■ does not affect the catching effect of the lettering and illustrations 6 to 8.

The upper part 4 of the tubular structure 1 is essentially kept free from lettering and representations and is either monochrome or only more or less neutral Provide decoration patterns.

After pulling the schlauoh-shaped structure 1 over the Bottle is the upper part 4 of the tubular structure 1 as shown at 5 in Figures 2 and 3, at the transition level. near the bottle touched to the bottle neck and marked with German Surrounding Figure 1 at C shown holding strip 10. Of the

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Holding strips 10 can be a paper strip gummed on the back, which is glued into the upper end of the folded / ready cuff part 4. However, it is also possible to use a holding strip 10 made of soft, flexible material, for example A "hw1 η 1 inn, which is then bent around the upper TqSI of the cuff. It is also conceivable to use the holding strip 10 from the outset as a ring-shaped clip or as a highly expandable closed ring, for example a rubber ring.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the retaining strip 10 also carry representations and labels, for example the name "Graeger". Also those provided on the retaining strip 10 Representations and labels are preferably arranged in such a way that that they stand upside down when the bottle is standing

There are various ways of attaching the retaining strip 10, for example white kaian of the retaining strips, as in the example of Figure 3, n! t a distance below the Upper edge of the ornamental and Verpaokungsmansohette en-ordered so that a decorative collar 11 above the retaining strip 10

is formed. However, it is also possible to use the retaining strip 10

to be arranged in such a way that it essentially coincides with the

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The upper edge of the hose- like structure 1 forming the actual cuff runs off, as is indicated in FIG . Another possibility is to connect the retaining strip 10 in the lower ring-shaped area of its inner surface to the upper band of the tube-shaped structure 1, for example by gluing it and in a ring-shaped area on the neck of the bottle or in a ring-shaped area protruding above the hose-shaped structure 1 near the top attached to the bottle neck, to j

^! glue. Another possibility is indicated in FIG. In this case, the actual ring- shaped part of the retaining strip 10 can essentially close with the upper edge of the cuff, but with the top

! standing ropes, for example the one protruding upwards. Part of the label 13 can be attached to the bottle neck or the bottle cap 12 placed on the bottle neck.

Protection claims:

Claims (4)

·· ·· t · «tr · r-r« • · · · I r, a v Dipl .-! 7hys. Heinrich Selds · Patentanwci · 62 Wiesbaden · Rheinstrasse 121 · Postfach 670 · Telephone 303459 I Claims for protection 1. Decorative and Ysrpaokungsmanschette made of thin, foil-shaped K ^ terial, such as paper for bottles, in particular Wine and champagne bottles, characterized in that a dem Largest bottle circumference and the height of the lower part of the bottle up to the transition area to the neck of the bottle Cut of film-shaped material connected to the longitudinal edges (2) to form a loop-shaped structure (1), Often the rope is narrowed by folds (5) according to the transition area of the bottle and through at the upper end a retaining strip tailored to the circumference of the bottle (10) is kept tightly together. 2. Decorative and packaging cuff according to claim 1, characterized in that it is marked, that the tubular structure (1) with its! Veite to the pest sitting with friction on the PlaschenausseL · .-; fläohe is matched to the plane diameter. ! 3. Zier- and Verpaokungsmansohette according to claim 1 or 2, daduroh characterized in that the retaining strip (10) with the formation of a decorative collar (11) at a distance below the - 10 - • · · · 4 i • · Dipl.-Phyi. Heinrich SeiJs · Patent Attorney · «Wiesbaden Rheinstrasse 121 · P.O. Box 670 · Telephone 303 * 9» - 10 - Upper edge of the tubular structure (1) is attached. 4. decorative and packaging sleeve according to claim 1 or 2, characterized marked! that the retaining strip (10) is facing up essentially with the upper edge of the Schlauohfönaigen structure (1) concludes. 5 · Decorative and packaging cuff according to claim 1 or 2 * thereby characterized in that the retaining strip (40) in the lower annular region of its inner surface with the upper Edge of the tubular ^ structure (1) connected and in one compared to the loop-shaped structure (1) upwardly protruding annular area or with upwardly protruding Share (13) on the Plasche ^ as or one over the The neck of the bottle, up to the cuff to attach the bottom extending bottle cap (12), for example is to be glued. 6 Decorative and packaging mandonets according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the * Cuff and / or the retaining strip (10) attached Ornaments (7,13), lettering (6) and others - 11 - Dipl.-Phyt. Heinrich Seid «· Patent attorney · 62 Wiesbaden · Rheinstrasse 121 · P.O. Box 670 · Telephone 303459 Representations (8) are at least partially eye-catching with the bottle standing upside down.