DE8029967U1 - TANK, ESPECIALLY FROM GLASS - Google Patents

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The innovation relates to a vessel, in particular made of glass.

Vessels z. B. as beverage cans, carafes or also serve as Vssen and where a handle is attached to the side of the wall, while opposite the Handle a pouring spout is provided, are known in numerous shape variants =

The innovation is based on the task of defining the design options and, as far as beverage containers are concerned, also improve the usability.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that an arcuate handle extends over the vessel opening, which with one end at least partially as a top cover formed in the vessel wall Pouring spout is formed.

In another advantageous embodiment of the innovation the vessel and the handle are made of the same material, such as glass.

Consist in advantageous further development of the innovation The handle and the vessel are made of a material that differs in color and / or in the surface structure.

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The three-dimensional principle of the new vessel consists of that the handle or handle attachment and pouring spout meet and are combined to form a common pouring opening. Consequence of this spatial form principle is that the handle extends arcuately over the vessel opening and opposite the pouring spout on the Vessel wall is attached.

This results in a significant improvement in handling. In the known vessels with a laterally attached When touching the handle, there is a tilting moment that must be applied by hand. In the case of the newly designed vessel, the handle can always be grasped in such a way that the center of gravity, while avoiding a tilting moment, lies below the hand.

The innovation is based on several exemplary embodiments shown in the drawing. It shows:

Fig. 1 - a sectional view of the innovation according to the invention trained vessel,

Fig. 2 - a partial sectional view according to the Section lines II-1I in Fig. 1 and

Fig. 3

and 4 - examples of design variants,

which can be realized using the new spatial form principle,

As shown in particular in FIG. 1, the vessel 1 designed according to the invention has a hollow body of, for. B.
cylindrical shape, in which a 'fi, pouring spout 2 is formed on the upper edge. An arcuate handle 4. || extends over the vessel opening 3 1.

An essential element of the hiring is that an end $

of the handle 4 and the pouring spout 2 in terms of design and ξ

are functionally combined for the handle attachment, |;

so that a pouring opening 5 is formed. The pouring opening 5 sts

becomes at least in the lower area and to the side of j |

Parts of the pouring spout 2 limited. The limitation in the ^

upper area at least partially forms the roof | _s

U-like above arranged and formed end of the ψ

h handle 4th t

In the example according to Figures 1 and 2 is
Pouring spout 2 at the point of attachment of the handle 4 is almost tubular and closed by the handle 4 of
covered above.

Alternatively, the handle 4 can be used alone with a
The saddle-shaped end forms the upper limit of the pouring opening 5.

As long as not only design standards are taken into account, the handle 4, at least with

smaller vessels 1, must be larger than the vessel diameter, so that reliable recording is possible. This leads to forms as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 in principle suggest. However, many other design variants are possible.

The preferred material for the vessel is glass, but other materials, in particular plastics, can also be used. can be used.

Claims (2)

PATENT LAWYERS. ·. ' . : τ /,. , ».Ιιι c ucMTcr ^ PI '-' ·>, 'Nflblöniij. ^ En December 23, 1980 Dipl.-Ing. E. HENTSCneL Dipl.-Ing. P. HENTSCHEL Kurtür.t * n «tr. 58 - Tel. (02 «1) 34333 KOBLENZ Pa ^ abahce Cam Sanayii .- \. ^. Protection claims: 1. A vessel, in particular made of glass, characterized in that an arcuate handle (4) extends over the vessel opening (3), which is at least partially designed with one end as an upper cover of a pouring spout formed in the vessel wall. 2. A vessel according to claim 1, characterized in that that the vessel (1) and the handle (4) are made of the same material, such as glass. Description: