DE8305576U1 - Storage device for objects to be removed from known containers - Google Patents

Description

■ 1} Afls ^ rp-e ϊητϊ cht'-jrp ~ ΐη known hindrances for the Er: t -

-i nah-esregenstanj the contents. Fig. ( 1), (?), (5) +

2.) Relates to containers in which oily and liquid ingredients

• hold are stored, for example honey, i-onfitiire, Porridges and extracts.

With such containers, made of glass, plastic, metal or i-eraicik ep is desirable that the withdrawal counterstanc eiae Favorable and practical storage space so that white yacht items can be found hands on fingers are still smeared or stuck together.

| ^! The improvement is achieved according to the fire in that

immediately on the inside edge of the storage space

* Ter supernatant or n ^ ch a Auken Kut formed sin- ⁵ at which one or more drainage slots thus are the remainder on Entnah-in / object inwards again off

■ leads can be, ^ omit the glue, or smear of hands and objects.

Description genufi sketches

Sheet 1: From b. (1) Represents a round knobbed storage area which is attached all around the inside in the compartment of the edge so that? the object being withdrawn finds a convenient, clean and practical storage area, with the one on the un-! The remainder of the content of the accepted subject matter, without sc'ivierigkeitpr. four back to the inside or l ^ u ^r en kir.n.

Fig. (?) Provides an inwardly protruding and upward wp i probe inclined shelf 45 ° with drip and drain

Fig. (3) shows the storage of the removal bar ^ ndep (spoon).

Fig. (4) shows the storage option =? M container. Sheet 2: Fig. (5) shows a zigzag tray, which guarantees a favorable drainage possibility. Fig. (6) shows an inward-facing edge with a drainage slot on which the object can be conveniently placed.

Fig, (7) shows a hollow groove as a shelf, which can also be formed with locking threads. Sheet 3: Fig. (8) shows a container with a spoon rest.

The storage options described above can be arranged so that they also serve as a filling level

A storage option can be found on the basis of a Hastik insert in the form of an injection-molded part, with the closure of the insert also being used as a sealing ring for the container. ibb. (9) + (lo) on sheet (4)

Sheet 4: represents a container in which there is a storage insert is located.

ribb. (lo) is used for the container to store the object.

Distributable. Further training of the novelty are in the Subclaims indicated.

Claims (6)

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35oo Kassel c / 7 ^: installation on known containers, -the consumer ~ e ~ r7röirS4iliie__V ^ rbesserujig - ij-iic — iTTnctetfür Behf-lt; -nisse die porridge _Λ _Eorfa ^s e ^ ki ^^ u ^ To ^r— Fla ^^ TgTce ~ ftrs-- fe ^ J ^ a g-step and practical application. characterized in that an inwardly protruding and variously shaped edge with drainage slots or holes are formed immediately below the container edge (section 1 + ? see also 3 + 4 on sheet 1. ) according to claim 1 . characterized in that the tray is formed inwardly by a zigzag projection below the edge. (Fig. ^R EIatt 2) Eir.ri c ^ -tunr according nnsrruch 1 3. thereby r ° indicates that? ei .: interrupted edge rounded pebiI ^ et IFt- (ViK!:. f on sheet?) Facility nac ^. . ^ r. Claim 1 4. characterized in that the tray is formed by a hollow groove with a drainage facility. (Fig. 7 sheet 2) device according to claim 1 5. characterized in that a separate insert for filing Verv.-endunr finds. (Fig. 9 + 1o sheet 4) 6. Eir.riphtunr according to claim 1 characterized in that a head arrangement for filing Is used (fig. 8 sheets