EP0122964B1 - Récipient pour boire - Google Patents

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EP0122964B1
EP0122964B1 EP83111317A EP83111317A EP0122964B1 EP 0122964 B1 EP0122964 B1 EP 0122964B1 EP 83111317 A EP83111317 A EP 83111317A EP 83111317 A EP83111317 A EP 83111317A EP 0122964 B1 EP0122964 B1 EP 0122964B1
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closure
vessel
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Alois Selz
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
    • A47G19/00—Table service
    • A47G19/22—Drinking vessels or saucers used for table service
    • A47G19/2205—Drinking glasses or vessels
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D41/00—Caps, e.g. crown caps or crown seals, i.e. members having parts arranged for engagement with the external periphery of a neck or wall defining a pouring opening or discharge aperture; Protective cap-like covers for closure members, e.g. decorative covers of metal foil or paper
    • B65D41/02—Caps or cap-like covers without lines of weakness, tearing strips, tags, or like opening or removal devices
    • B65D41/26—Caps or cap-like covers serving as, or incorporating, drinking or measuring vessels
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
    • Y10S—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y10S215/00—Bottles and jars
    • Y10S215/07—Bottles and jars with drinking cup

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  • the invention relates to a drinking vessel made of plastic, which has a cap-shaped closure for sealing a container such as e.g. a bottle or can, the closure and the drinking vessel being integrally connected to one another and the closure being arranged within the drinking vessel on the side of the floor facing away from the base and being latchable with the container.
  • Such a drinking vessel with a cap-shaped closure for tightly closing only a bottle is known from the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 5 of DE-A-19 28 945.
  • a neck-shaped projection "as a cap, which has an inner groove near its bottom for overlapping a bulge at the bottle mouth.
  • the neck-shaped cross section must be opposite the ring groove narrow part of the closure can be widened by the bead of the bottle mouth, which requires a considerable amount of deformation work, so that this closure also works if it is made of soft material, and there is also a protruding projection on the inside of the base when several cups are put together.
  • the solution to this problem is that the closure is designed as a recess formed in the bottom, which engages behind a container bead or the like in a sealing manner.
  • this closure allows the cup to be slipped onto the container to be closed and locked in place without the need for a protruding nozzle on the inside of the base. No auxiliary tools are required for tight sealing and also for opening. Depending on the size of the closure, it can be attached to a bottle or a can.
  • a further development of the invention can consist in that the closure and the vessel can be separated from one another and are preferably connected via predetermined breaking points, material weaknesses, so-called “webbed membranes” and the like. This may also allow separate use of the closure and the vessel.
  • the container bead which is designed as an edge bead of a can, extends over the entire bottom region by means of a catch that engages behind a locking projection.
  • the closure for the can can have an inner wall section located in the interior of the vessel as a sealing zone, which abuts the beverage can. This results in a good seal in the area of this sealing zone, so that beverage cans can be closed again after opening.
  • the use of an inner wall section of the vessel as a sealing zone also results in a particularly simple design of the closure and, at the same time, of the vessel.
  • the sealing zone of the can closure can be provided in a ring-like manner in the edge region of the bottom and thus also in the outer edge region of the can lid. This results in favorable sealing conditions in the area of the closure.
  • the latching projections can be formed by a preferably circumferential, bead-like indentation and their position can be provided in coordination with the sealing zone (s) in such a way that the sealing surfaces lie against one another under pressure in the latching position.
  • a further development of the vessel can consist in that an inwardly facing, plug-like projection is provided on the bottom for tight fitting or engagement in the punched-in can opening formed by tearing open.
  • a push-fit stop can expediently be attached to the vessel to limit the opening plug movement on the can be provided for the simultaneous formation of a seal. This push-on stop prevents the container from bursting when it is put on, in particular if the container is conical.
  • a modified embodiment of the vessel can consist in that it has an inwardly drawn bottom, on which a sealing zone and / or a push-on stop are provided. A sealing zone further away in the inner edge region can thereby be formed, which prevents liquid from escaping to the outer edge.
  • a particularly expedient embodiment of the vessel according to the invention can consist in that it has both a closure for a can and a closure for a bottle provided on the bottom.
  • the container can be used universally for various beverage containers, which is particularly favorable in terms of both manufacture and storage.
  • a vessel 1 which is designed as a drinking cup in the figures and is also called “cup 1” for short in the further course of the description, has a closure 2 in FIGS. 1 to 5 for sealing a bottle opening 3 in a sealed manner.
  • This closure 2 is located inside the cup 1 in the bottom region thereof and, as can be clearly seen in FIGS. 1 to 4, is designed as a cap-like shape of the bottom 4, which in the closed position (FIGS. 2 to 5) engages over the bottle opening 3 on the outside.
  • the clear width of this closure shape is provided in such a way that it engages over the bead-like mouth rim when it is placed on the bottle opening 3.
  • the closure 2 is held securely on the one hand and on the other hand seals the bottle opening 3 well.
  • the cup 1 is preferably made of plastic, the closure 2 and the remaining cup 1 being integrally connected to one another.
  • a cup 1 can be conventionally e.g. easy to manufacture in a spraying process.
  • the closure 2 is put on after the removal of a crown cap which previously closed the bottle 5 and forms a sufficiently tight closure against leakage of the bottle contents and also against leakage of carbon dioxide in carbonated beverages.
  • the closure 2 is designed such that it can be detachably connected or latched to the bottle opening 3 by hand.
  • FIG. 3 shows such an example with a predetermined breaking point 11 formed by a material weakening 10 and delimiting the closure 2.
  • This predetermined breaking point 11 is designed to be all-round tight, so that the cup 1 can be used in the usual way and also the closure 2 for closing one if necessary Bottle opening 3 can be used.
  • the cup 1 can continue to be used even after the closure 2 has been removed, since a further outer base 4a is provided, which closes the bottom of the cup even after the closure 2 has been removed.
  • a collecting device 13 for residual liquid can be seen on the inside of the container 12 with the container with the cup opening 14 pointing downward.
  • This collecting device 13 is through a circumferential, oblique to the floor 4 facing web 15 is formed, which is preferably arranged in the region of the cup near the edge.
  • This web 15 largely prevents residual liquid from reaching the outside of the bottle when the cup 1 is turned inside out.
  • the web 15 can be designed in this area in accordance with the clear inner cross section or the outer diameter of the bottle 5 in such a way that it also serves as a side stop for the cup 1 on the bottle 5.
  • the outer ring flange of the bottom 4 which would remain if the closure 2 was removed, can be arranged obliquely, roughly comparable to the web 15, so that even in this area a catch of Residual liquid is possible.
  • the closure 2 can be separated here by pressurizing the base 4a or the entire cup 1 in the direction of the arrow Pf 1.
  • a vessel 1 according to the invention as a cup is shown with reference to FIGS. 6 to 12 in connection with a can 21.
  • This cup 1 also has a closure 20, by means of which a beverage can 21 can be sealed again after opening by removing a tear-off tab 22.
  • This is particularly advantageous since the closing of such beverage cans with conventional means, e.g. Cork and the like is not possible here.
  • Fig. 6 shows a can-cup combination 21/1, in which the cup 1 is put onto the can 21 to close it.
  • the cross section in the upper left edge region clearly shows that the closure 20 is formed here by an annular sealing zone 23 in the outer edge region 24 of the can lid 25.
  • a further sealing zone 26 is also provided in the area of the inside of the can rim 27.
  • the inside of the can edge runs somewhat obliquely and the connection or indentation 28 to the somewhat recessed bottom 29 of the cup 1 is adapted approximately to this incline.
  • a good seal is achieved by using two sealing zones 23 and 26, the sealing zone 23 primarily being used, while the sealing zone 26 provides additional security.
  • a bead-like indentation 30 is provided which, in the sealing position shown, engages over the edge bead 31 of the can 21, that is, makes the bottom of the cup a molded-in closure recess.
  • the cup 1 can be placed on the can 21 in a latching manner, so that unintentional detachment of the cup 1 from the can 21 is avoided even under unfavorable conditions.
  • the indentation 30 can also be clearly seen in FIGS. 8 and 9.
  • the embodiment according to FIG. 8 has only one sealing zone 23 in the outer edge region 24 of the cover 25.
  • the outer edge 32 is at a slight distance from the can edge 27, so that there is a comparatively long “spring travel” between the actual closure of the holding latching point in the recess 30 and the sealing zone 23.
  • Including the curved outer edge 32, this curved area in particular can yield somewhat resiliently when pressed in the sealing zone 23, so that a corresponding contact pressure is available in the sealing zone 23.
  • the indentation 30 or corresponding locking projections are provided in their position in coordination with the sealing zone (s) in such a way that the sealing surfaces, as already mentioned, lie against one another under pressure.
  • a push-on stop is provided on the cup 1 to limit the push-on movement of the cup onto the can 21.
  • This stop is formed either by the outer edge 32 of the cup 1 in connection with the can edge 27 or by a seal can, it is prevented that when the cup is pressed onto the can 21 more strongly, the cup is damaged and in particular bursts open. 6 to 8, the push-on stop is simultaneously formed in combination by seals 23 and 26 and by the outer edge 32 in connection with the can edge 27.
  • an abutment would initially occur in the sealing area, while if the cup was pushed on further, the edges 27 and 32 would finally come to rest and then finally limit the plug-on movement. Due to the elasticity of the cup material, the intermediate area between the seal and the edge stop can deflect in a slightly elastically deforming manner during this further placement movement.
  • FIG. 9 A further possibility of an embodiment of a closure 20 is shown in FIG. 9.
  • an approximately inwardly shaped annular bead 35 is provided, which in the sealing position both on the outer edge 24 of the can lid 25 and also abuts the sloping inside 36 of the rim 27 of the can.
  • the outer indentation 30 is also provided here as a locking projection for locking the edge bead 31 in the outer region.
  • the annular bead 35 could also be replaced by corresponding sealing lips or the like.
  • the indentation 30 can be provided all the way round or only in some areas as inward-pointing latching projections.
  • closures 20 on a cup 1 for closing a previously opened can 21 prevent liquid from escaping from the opened can even in the case of unfavorable storage, for example in a backpack or the like.
  • the seal near the edge in the area of the can lid 25 is particularly advantageous, since the outer volume of the space between the can and the seal remains small.
  • an inwardly facing stopper-like projection 37 can also be provided on the bottom 29 of the cup 1.
  • this projection 37 either lies close to the edge 38 of the can opening 39 or also engages approximately sealingly in this can opening 39. Since the opening outline is predetermined by a corresponding punching in these boxes 21, the projection 37 can also be adapted accordingly. In this embodiment, leakage of the can contents is completely avoided.
  • the bottom area of the cup optionally also the entire cup, is designed to be translucent or transparent, in order to be able to position the projection 37 precisely relative to the can opening 39 when the can 21 is subsequently closed.
  • additional sealing zones and also the edge bead 31 for holding the cup 1 in place by means of the indentation 30 on the can 21 can be provided in combination for further sealing or securing.
  • the cup 1 can, as shown in FIG. 10, also have both a closure 2 for a bottle 5 indicated here in broken lines and a closure 20 for a can 21.
  • the bottle closure 2 is provided on the outside on the bottom 29 of the cup 1, while the corresponding closure parts for connecting and sealing in a can 21 are located in the inner region of the cup 1.
  • the arrangement of the closures 2 etc. or 20 can also be designed and arranged as already described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. It is thus possible to arrange the combination of two closures 2 and 20 shown in FIG. 10 both on the inside.
  • An expedient embodiment would consist of arranging both closures 2 and 20 in such a way that in the closed or sealing position, part of the liquid container (bottle 5, can 21) is overlapped by the cup. In this case, the closure elements would each be accommodated in the cup 1 pointing inwards. This results in cheaper transport options and there is practically no risk that the cup 1 is accidentally removed by bumping, since it is supported laterally in the aforementioned position by the can 21 or the bottle 5.
  • closure cup 1 results in the essential advantage that opened beverage containers, which cannot be sealed again with their own closures after opening, are now sealed so far by means of the closure 2 and / or 20 located on the cup 1 can prevent leakage of liquid.

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1. Récipient pour boire en matières plastiques, avec système de bouchage en forme de capuchon (2, 20) pour une fermeture hermétique d'un récipient comme une bouteille (5) ou une boîte (21 ), le système de bouchage et le récipient pour boire étant en une seule pièce le système de bouchage étant disposé à l'intérieur du récipient pour boire, sur le côté interne du fond et s'emboîtant sur le contenant, caractérisé par le fait que le système de bouchage (2, 20) est en forme d'encoche placée dans le fond et venant s'emboîter hermétiquement derrière le bourrelet de rebord du contenant.
2. Récipient selon spécification 1, caractérisé par le fait que le système de bouchage (2) et le récipient (1 ) sont séparables et reliés de préférence par des points destinés à la rupture (11 ), des affaiblissements du matériau (10) des «palmures», etc.
3. Récipient selon spécification 1 ou 2, caractérisé par le fait que le système de bouchage (2) est disposé au centre du fond (4) du récipient pour boire (1 ), en formant une partie de celui-ci et que le système de bouchage (2) est relié avec le restant du fond par des points destinés à la rupture très étanches ou autre système.
4. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications 1 à 3, caractérisé par le fait qu'un fond supplémentaire (4a) extérieur s'ajoute au fond (4) du récipient, pourvu de points destinés à la rupture (11) et d'un système de bouchage (2).
5. Récipient selon spécification 1 ou 2, caractérisé par le fait que le système de bouchage (20) s'emboîte au moyen d'une protubérance (30) sur le bord renforcé (31 ) de la boîte (21 ) en recouvrant la totalité du fond.
6. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications susmentionnées, caractérisé par un système de bouchage (20) pour boîte (21 ) pourvu d'une rainure dans la paroi interne du récipient (1 ), servant de zone d'étanchéité (23, 26) et entrant en contact avec le contenant (21 ).
7. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications 1 à 6, caractérisé par des encoches (3), formées par des protubérances de préférence circulaires en forme de moulures, dont la position en fonction de(s) zone(s) d'étanchéité est prévue de manière à ce que les surfaces d'étanchéité soient en contact, en position enclenchée.
8. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications à 7, caractérisé par une zone d'étanchéité (23) du système de bouchage (2) de la boîte, de forme circulaire, se trouvant à proximité du bord du fond (29) et par conséquent à proximité du bord extérieur du couvercle (25) de la boîte.
9. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications 1 à 8, caractérisé par une protubérance (37) placée dans le fond (29), en forme de bouchon, tournée vers l'intérieur, et venant se placer ou pénétrer dans l'ouverture (39) obtenue dans la boîte par l'enlèvement de la languette d'ouverture.
10. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications 1 à 9, caractérisé par une butée d'enfoncement sur le récipient pour boire (1 ), en vue de limiter la course d'enfoncement du récipient sur la boîte (21 ) tout en formant une étanchéité.
11. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications 1 à 10, caractérisé par un fond (29) rentré vers l'intérieur et pourvu d'une zone d'étanchéité et/ou d'une butée d'enfoncement.
12. Récipient selon l'une des spécifications précédentes, caractérisé par la présence simultanée d'un système de bouchage (20) pour boîte (21) et d'un système de bouchage (2) prévu dans le fond (29) pour bouteille (5).
13. Récipient selon spécification 12, caractérisé par la présence dans le fond (29) du récipient pour boire (1 ), côté interne, d'un système de fermeture pour boîte (21 ) et d'un système de fermeture (2) pour bouteille (5).
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