EP1009681A1 - Dual-component container system - Google Patents
Dual-component container systemInfo
- Publication number
- EP1009681A1 EP1009681A1 EP98916785A EP98916785A EP1009681A1 EP 1009681 A1 EP1009681 A1 EP 1009681A1 EP 98916785 A EP98916785 A EP 98916785A EP 98916785 A EP98916785 A EP 98916785A EP 1009681 A1 EP1009681 A1 EP 1009681A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- container
- container system
- cap
- connecting piece
- containers
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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Classifications
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- 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
- B65D81/00—Containers, packaging elements, or packages, for contents presenting particular transport or storage problems, or adapted to be used for non-packaging purposes after removal of contents
- B65D81/32—Containers, packaging elements, or packages, for contents presenting particular transport or storage problems, or adapted to be used for non-packaging purposes after removal of contents for packaging two or more different materials which must be maintained separate prior to use in admixture
- B65D81/3205—Separate rigid or semi-rigid containers joined to each other at their external surfaces
- B65D81/3211—Separate rigid or semi-rigid containers joined to each other at their external surfaces coaxially and provided with means facilitating admixture
Definitions
- the invention relates to a container system comprising at least two containers for the separate storage of substances which are to be used in a mixed state, the containers each having a mixing opening which can be closed by means of a closure cap and by means of a connecting piece which interacts with the closure caps facing mixing openings are interconnected.
- a double-chamber system in which two-component substances are kept separately sealed. Before use, the container closures must be opened by destruction, for example by cutting or piercing, in order to bring the substances together.
- Such a double-chamber system is known from patent specification DE-C-44 36 863, in which the containers are closed by clampable plugs which press one another out of the clamp closure position by a relative movement to one another and thereby release connecting channels between the containers.
- the container system described there which serves to store a hair dye consisting of two components, consists of a cylindrical lower container and a spherical upper container.
- the lower container has a mixing opening on the top and the upper container on the bottom. Both mixing openings are closed by a screw cap, the screw cap of the lower container in the neck. ses container is screwed while the screw cap of the upper container is screwed into a threaded part of a connecting ring.
- the upper container is screwed into an externally threaded part of the connecting ring, so that the opening of the upper container is ultimately closed both by the respective closure cap and by the connecting ring.
- the lower container with the cap screwed onto it is screwed with the neck into the internal thread of the connecting ring.
- both containers were filled with the different components of the hair dye. All screw connections except for the threaded connection for fastening the sealing cap in the lower container are the same.
- both screw caps have interlocking pins, and the screw cap of the lower container has a part which projects in the radial direction and can cooperate with an axially oriented guide track located in the connecting ring.
- a part of the intermediate ring which can be designed, for example, as a tear-off strip, is first removed in order to enable a mutual axial movement of the two containers.
- the lower container is then rotated relative to the connecting ring and the upper container, whereby its cap will also rotate due to the opposite thread of the cap.
- the pegs of this screw cap and the pegs of the cap of the upper container engage in one another, so that this cap also rotates and is thus released from the connecting ring.
- this container system Compared to other containers for two-component liquids, in which the parts have to be pierced or cut open, this container system has the advantage that a wide opening for the liquids is created between the two containers when the two caps are loosened. In addition, the system can basically be refilled and reused after use.
- the above-mentioned container system has the disadvantage that the manufacture and assembly of the system are comparatively complex and expensive due to the multiple use of threaded connections, while the assembly must also be carried out with great care in order to ensure that the closure cap of the upper container is completely loosened during the screwing motion of the lower container. Furthermore, the tear strip that fixes the mutual position of the two containers cannot be reused after the system has been opened. This means that the entire connecting ring must be replaced.
- the object of the present invention is to improve a container system of the type described above in such a way that its parts are simpler and can be manufactured and assembled more cheaply.
- this object is achieved in that at least one of the closure caps is connected to the connecting piece by means of a clamp connection.
- the closure cap is advantageously snapped onto the connecting piece, thus achieving a positive connection between the closure cap and the connecting piece.
- at least one of the holders is connected to the connecting piece almost immovably in the axial direction.
- the closure caps and the container can advantageously be fastened to the connecting piece by means of a snap connection, which further simplifies the design and the assembly. In this way, a positive attachment of these parts to the connector is achieved.
- the other cap is preferably connected to the respective container by means of a screw connection, the connecting piece having means for securing the screw cap against rotational movements. In this way, a rotational movement of the container is converted into a straight axial movement of the screw cap.
- the securing means can comprise at least one guide edge located between the two sealing caps and cooperating with the screw cap, which is preferably designed to be self-centering, so that even if the position of the screw cap relative to the connecting piece should not be correct, the guide edge and the screw cap still engage.
- the container which can be locked by the screw cap and the connecting piece preferably have a non-round cross-sectional shape. In this way it can be seen at a glance whether the container has been rotated relative to its starting position.
- the container and the connecting piece preferably cooperating locking means effective in a certain direction of rotation, for example in the form of interlocking ratchet gears.
- the container which can be locked by the screw cap and the connecting piece can advantageously be rotated relative to one another by at least half a turn. With an asymmetrical cross-sectional shape of the container and the connecting piece, it is thus clearly recognizable in which position the container system is located.
- at least one seal can be provided between the containers.
- the closure caps can advantageously be connected to one another in a liquid-tight manner. Thus, together they form a propellant body, which simplifies the loosening of the caps from the openings and at the same time serves as a shaking element to mix the different liquids.
- At least one of the containers can be provided with a dispenser opening which can be closed by means of a closure cap clamped thereon.
- a dispenser opening which can be closed by means of a closure cap clamped thereon.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container system according to the invention before use
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the container system in an exploded view, with parts broken away, 3 shows a perspective view of the container system of FIG. 2 cut along a plane of symmetry before use,
- FIG. 4 shows a view corresponding to FIG. 3 in an enlarged view of the container system during the removal of the closure caps
- FIG. 5 shows a view comparable to FIG. 2 of an alternative embodiment of the container system
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a part of the container system of FIG. 5 cut along a plane of symmetry before use
- Fig. 9 is a view corresponding to Fig. 6 of the container system while removing the caps.
- a container system 1 consists of an upper container 2 and a lower container 3, which are connected to one another by means of a connecting piece 4 (FIG. 1).
- the upper container 2, the connecting piece 4 and the lower container 3 each have a non-round, in particular elliptical cross-sectional shape.
- the containers 2, 3 can contain different substances (in particular liquids) which are to be kept separately but are to be used in a mixed state, for example the components of a two-component liquid.
- the containers 2, 3 each have a mixing opening 5, 7, which in the assembled state of the containers 2, 3 face each other.
- the openings 5, 7 are each by means of a closure cap 6, 8 completed, the cap 8 is screwed onto the neck of the lower container 3, while the cap 6 is connected by a snap connection 9 to the connector 4 and to which the upper container 2 is connected by a screw 10.
- the opening 5 of the container 2 is thus closed both by the connecting piece 4 and by the closure cap 6.
- the closure cap 6 has a circumferential groove 38 into which the beveled end 28 of a cylindrical part 23 of the connecting piece 4 fits.
- the connecting piece 4 also has a circumferential sealing rib 27 which forms a groove 39 with the cylindrical threaded part 26 of the connecting piece 4, into which a bevelled end 40 of the upper container 2 fits.
- the closure cap 8 has a circumferential groove 33 into which a bevelled end 34 of the neck 31 of the lower container 3 fits.
- the lower container 3 is connected to the connecting piece by means of a snap connection 11, which consists of a circumferential rib 30 on the lower container 3 and a circumferential rib 29 in the cylindrical part 23 of the connecting piece 4 (FIG. 4).
- the lower container 3 and the connecting piece 4 also have cooperating locking means 20 which are effective in a specific direction of rotation and which consist of two sawtooth pins 21 on the lower container 3 and a large number of locking wheel teeth 22 cooperating therewith on the underside of the cylindrical part 23 of the connecting piece 4 .
- the sawtooth pins 21 have an end face 45 which projects vertically from the top of the container 3 and a surface 44 which is inclined towards the top of the container 3 (FIG. 3).
- the connecting piece 4 has means 13 for securing the screwed closure cap 8 against rotational movements.
- These securing means consist of four parallel guide strips 14 which are arranged in pairs diametrically opposite one another along the inner wall of the cylindrical part 23 of the connecting piece 4 (cf. FIG. 2). Two guide strips 14 arranged in pairs each form a guide groove 49 into which a guide pin 32 of the screw cap 8 is guided.
- the screw cap 8 also has a few projecting segments 35 on the upper side, each of which has a snap edge 36 projecting outwards (FIG. 4).
- the closure cap 6 has a circumferential flange 50 which has an inwardly projecting snap edge 37. Because the projecting parts 35 are designed as segments and do not form an uninterrupted flange, they are comparatively flexible or pliable compared to the other parts of the construction.
- the upper container 2 also has an outflow opening 15 on the side opposite the mixing opening 5, which is closed off by means of a closure cap 16 which is fastened thereon by means of a snap connection 17.
- the closure cap 16 consists of an outflow body, which opens into a comparatively narrow outflow opening 18, which is closed off by means of a cap 19 which is attached to it by means of a screw connection 48.
- a snap connection with sealing snap edges according to the edges 46 and 47 of the snap connection 17 could of course also be used.
- the lower container 3 Before using the container system 1, the lower container 3 is first filled with the liquid in question and screwed tight by means of the closure cap 8. The lower container 3, together with the screw cap 8 screwed thereon, is then snapped into the connecting piece 4, the guide pins 32 engaging in the guide grooves 49. Then the closure cap 6 of the upper container 2 can be snapped onto the connecting piece 4 and the upper container 2 can be screwed into the connecting piece 4, after which the upper container 2 can be filled via the opening 15 before this opening is closed off by means of the closing cap 16 .
- the two components in the containers 2 and 3 must first be mixed.
- the lower container 3 is opposite the connector 4 in the
- Locking means 20 rotated permitted direction (arrows R-,; Fig. 3).
- the screw cap 8 will therefore perform an opposite rotational movement with respect to the lower container 3, as a result of which it detaches from the neck 31 of the lower container 3.
- the screw cap 8 moves upwards until the snap edges 36 of the projecting segments 35 hook onto the snap edge 37 of the upper sealing cap 6 and the flange 50 of the upper sealing cap 6 rests on the top of the screw cap 8.
- the upper closure cap 6 is carried along by the further movement of the screw cap 8 (in the direction indicated by arrow L; FIG. 4), so that the snap connection 9 between the closure cap 6 and the Connector 4 is separated. Now the screw cap 8 also reaches the end of the threaded part of the neck 31, so that the two closure caps 6, 8 separate from the connecting piece 4 or from the lower container 3 and between the mutually facing openings 5 and 7 of the upper container 2 and the lower container 3 an open connection for the liquids is created.
- the components contained therein can thus be mixed by shaking the container system 1, the interconnected caps 6 and 8, which are in the liquid in the upper container 2 float, act like a shaking organ.
- the mixed two-component liquid can ultimately flow out through the outflow opening 15 after removal of the cap 19 or even the closure cap 16.
- the lower container 3 is connected to the connecting piece 4 by means of a bayonet catch.
- the lower container 3 is provided with a peripheral edge 54 with two mutually opposite recesses 55 and 56, while the connecting piece 4 has two cams 57 and 58 which match the recesses and which extend from the inner wall of the cylindrical part 23 of the connecting piece 4 protrude inside.
- the cam 57 and the associated recess 55 have different dimensions than the cam 58 and the recess 56, so that the connecting piece can only be fastened to the lower container 3 in one way.
- each recess 55, 56 and the cams 57, 58 are designed such that the lower container 3 can only be rotated in one direction with respect to the connecting piece 4 after the cams have been introduced into the recesses.
- each recess 55, 56 has on one side a downwardly beveled surface 63 which serves as a guide for the rotational movement of the lower container 3 relative to the intermediate piece 4, while the opposite surface 64 of each recess 55, 56 serves as a stop and prevents rotation of the lower container 3 in a different direction.
- the recesses 55, 56 are, as stated, diametrically opposite one another in the edge 54, and in the example shown are symmetrical with respect to the short axis of symmetry of the lower container 3.
- the cams 57, 58 which are also diametrically opposite one another, are approximately between the short and the long axis of symmetry of the connecting piece 4, so that the lower container 3 forms an angle of approximately 45 degrees with the connecting piece 4 when the cams 57, 58 can just be pressed into the recesses 55, 56. Because the lower container 3 and the intermediate piece 4 have a non-round cross-sectional shape, this angle between the two parts is clearly visible and thus forms one very good indication of the current state when assembling the container system 1.
- annular seal 62 of a resiliently deformable material for example a rubber-like material, is also attached at the bottom at the edge 54.
- this sealing ring 62 interacts with the lower edge 65 of the cylindrical part 23 of the intermediate piece 4 in order to prevent the liquid from flowing out of the bayonet catch.
- the lower edge 65 of the cylindrical part 23 is pressed strongly against the sealing ring 62 when the cams 57, 58 are pushed under the edge 54 when the lower container 3 rotates with respect to the intermediate piece 4.
- the lower container 3 can be turned into a state which is completely closed for use, the outer contour of the lower container 3 adjoining that of the intermediate piece 4 (FIG. 6).
- the two parts are locked with respect to one another by the cams 57, 58 resting in the cutouts 60 and 61 below the edge 64.
- At least one of these cutouts, in this example the cutout 60 is provided with a downwardly projecting edge 66 (FIG. 7) which serves as a stop and prevents the lower container 3 from turning back.
- the lower container 3 is rotated again with respect to the intermediate piece 4 (arrow R 2 ; FIG. 6), in this case by half a turn.
- the cams 57, 58 are pressed out of the recesses 60, 61 somewhat downwards, as a result of which the lower edge 65 of the intermediate piece 4 is pressed onto the upper surface of the sealing ring 62 with additional force, and a good seal is also guaranteed if the tolerances of the dimensions of the different parts of the container system 1 have increased over time as a result of material deformation.
- the cams 57, 58 lie in the opposite cutouts 60 or 61, so that the lower container 3 is locked against turning back.
- Both the screw cap 8 and the snap-in cap 6 show a slightly different shape in this embodiment than those of the first embodiment.
- Both caps 6, 8 are provided with a hemispherical part 52 and 53, which together form a liquid-tight ball when the caps have been brought into contact with each other.
- the screw cap 8 is provided with a protruding edge 67, which can be snapped tightly onto an edge 68 of the closure cap 6 which protrudes downward.
- the closure cap 6 is also provided with an uninterrupted clamping edge 43 on the outside of the circumferential flange 50, which engages in a groove 51 in the inner wall of the cylindrical part 23 of the intermediate piece 4. Because the edge 43 and the groove 51 are made relatively flat, the snap connection can be released more easily.
- the screw cap 8 is blocked, as in the first embodiment, against further rotation by the protruding cams 32 engaging with the edges 14 of the intermediate piece 4. Even if the cams 32 are not yet in contact with the edges 14, this state will soon be reached by a slight rotation of the screw cap 8, ie the edges 14 have a self-centering effect thereon.
- the screw cap 8 is thus moved upward on the neck 31 of the lower container 3. This will come into contact with the cap 6 of the upper container 2 and thus form a liquid-tight connection by clamping the edges 67, 68 together (FIG. 9). Since the spherical space between the two caps 6, 8 is filled with air, one sphere is formed.
- End caps 6, 8 driven from the opening of the intermediate piece 4 to the upper container 2 upwards.
- the buoyancy of these caps 6, 8 makes it easier to loosen them.
- the caps 6, 8 will also serve excellently as a shaking member when they float in the upper container 2, whereby the mixing of the two liquid components is improved.
- the individual parts of the container system can be easily manufactured and assembled.
- the containers 2, 3 do not need to be moved in the axial direction to release the caps 6, 8, as is the case with the container system of the aforementioned German patent application 19635833, so that locking devices in the form of a tear-off strip are also no longer required to fix the two containers 2, 3 to each other in the starting position. All parts of the container system 1 can therefore basically be refilled and reused, so that less waste is generated.
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