EP2058240A1 - Getränkebehälter für verschlossenes getränk und ausgiesserstopfen dafür - Google Patents

Getränkebehälter für verschlossenes getränk und ausgiesserstopfen dafür Download PDF

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EP2058240A1
EP2058240A1 EP06761328A EP06761328A EP2058240A1 EP 2058240 A1 EP2058240 A1 EP 2058240A1 EP 06761328 A EP06761328 A EP 06761328A EP 06761328 A EP06761328 A EP 06761328A EP 2058240 A1 EP2058240 A1 EP 2058240A1
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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
    • B65D5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
    • B65D5/42—Details of containers or of foldable or erectable container blanks
    • B65D5/70—Break-in flaps, or members adapted to be torn-off, to provide pouring openings
    • 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
    • B65D2231/00—Means for facilitating the complete expelling of the contents
    • B65D2231/02—Precut holes or weakened zones
    • B65D2231/022—Precut holes or weakened zones for permitting the insertion of a tubular contents-removing device, e.g. a drinking straw
    • 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
    • B65D81/24—Adaptations for preventing deterioration or decay of contents; Applications to the container or packaging material of food preservatives, fungicides, pesticides or animal repellants
    • B65D81/28—Applications of food preservatives, fungicides, pesticides or animal repellants

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  • the present invention relates to a beverage container for sealed beverage, and in particular to a beverage container for sealed beverage on which two or more holes are provided and a spout plug thereof.
  • beverage products/liquid food products sealed in beverage containers including those that need to be stored in the refrigerator to keep fresh, or those that are antibacterial, fresh-keeping and allowed to be stored under normal room temperature and light, or those contained in sealed aluminum cans, metal cans, glass bottles, plastic bottles, etc., need to be poured out, the following several ways/methods are used:
  • Said aluminum round plate with the lift-ring type tear-off device described in the above Part E is also designed to be made of thin iron, and pressed onto a container punched out from thin iron (a food can, for example) to form another kind of beverage package container. Since the design of the lift-ring type tear-off device is the same as that of said aluminum can described in the above Part D, with only the change of the materials, the problems of insanitation can not be avoided either.
  • the present invention is made for overcoming the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to provide a beverage container and a spout plug for sealed-up beverage, which can make beverage consumption more sanitary, safer and more convenient.
  • the solution of the present invention for the achieving of the above goal is: on the beverage container totally made of antibacterial packing paper or partially made of antibacterial packing paper, prefabricate more than two (including two) sealed-up holes to be penetrated (opened) by the consumer.
  • prefabricate it is meant that during the process of producing the antibacterial paper, according to the designed number (more than two, including two), shape, size and position, the holes are punched (while the holes are small, the section circled by the closing curve of the hole is punched off), or the broken-lined outlines of the holes are punched (while the holes are bigger, the section circled by the closing curve of the hole is punched to form a broken-lined circle, the paper is cut, but the section circled is still linked to the paper, not totally punched off, only small fragments are punched off).
  • the punched paper is combined with other inter-layers of materials (aluminum foil and plastic film, for example) thus forming the composite packing paper, which is called antibacterial paper, too.
  • the hardness of the prefabricated holes is very low, as there are only aluminum foil and plastic film closing the holes, which can be easily penetrated by the designed spout plug to be described in following text, and can be penetrated to form wanted shapes and sizes.
  • the more than two (including two) prefabricated sealed-up holes can be shaped round or non-round, and their sizes can be either identical or different.
  • they can be classified into three kinds:
  • said hole for pouring out the beverage and air hole should be separated and located apart from each other as far as possible, whereas the preparatory hole for pouring out the beverage and the hole for pouring out the beverage should be located as close to each other as possible.
  • one or more "cleaning-keeping tags" are stuck on the more than two sealed-up holes prefabricated on the beverage container made of antibacterial composite packing paper, and the tags have the following features:
  • tags Another usage of these tags is to, after said air holes or holes for pouring out the beverage are opened, and when the beverage does not need to be poured out temporarily, cover the opened holes to keep the beverage left in the container sanitary on condition that the package container is kept vertically.
  • the tag since the tag does not keep off sunlight and oxygen completely, the beverage in the container can not keep fresh for long under normal room temperature.
  • the beverage container can be equipped with a device called "the spout plug", which is used to open said prefabricated holes on the beverage container for sealed beverage.
  • the spout plug matches tightly the two holes of the beverage container in size and can be used repeatedly.
  • the spout plug has a sharpened end or blade, which is the special tool to open the sealed-up holes of the sealed container, and can open all of the prefabricated holes on the sealed beverage container completely made of antibacterial composite paper or partially made of antibacterial composite paper.
  • the prefabricated holes for pouring out the beverage, air holes and preparatory holes for pouring out the beverage on said beverage package can be opened in an extremely easy and convenient way.
  • the spout plug can also be used to plug said beverage container for said sealed beverage.
  • Said spout plug can be a spout plug with a through-hole, and the spout plug can be inserted into the hole for pouring out the beverage of the beverage container, and matches the hole tightly.
  • the mouth of the spout plug can help guide the pouring direction.
  • the spout plug can be made into a threaded one having tapered threads or fastening screws with an inclined plane, which can be screwed into the hole for pouring out the beverage of the beverage container until it is completely fastened.
  • a spout plug with a central through-hole such as a tube spout plug can be adopted, which is screwed into the hole for pouring out the beverage and matches the hole tightly, and when the beverage in the beverage container is poured out, the tube mouth of the central through-hole of the spout plug can help guide the direction of the beverage being poured out.
  • Said spout plug may be one piece, of which the two ends can be used respectively to plug the two opened sealed-up holes on the top of the beverage container.
  • Said spout plug may be a combination of more than two (including two) pieces, of which the components can be used respectively to plug the two (or more than two) opened sealed-up holes on the top of the beverage container.
  • the spout plug of the present invention no matter it is the one-piece type or the multi-piece type, has at least one piece that can be used to penetrate and insert said prefabricated hole for pouring out the beverage.
  • the spout plug included in the beverage container can either be inserted (while the spout plug is designed for insertion) or screwed (while it is designed for screwing) into the holes. And in both cases the spout plug matches the holes tightly. If there is a through-hole in the center of the spout plug for pouring the beverage out, the spout plug inserted or screwed depending on the different designs, can be used as a kind of "pot spout" to help guide the direction of the beverage being poured out of the container.
  • the spout plug can be used to plug the opened holes, or the central channel of the spout plug can be covered again, for the purpose of keeping sanitation.
  • the design of the beverage container equipped with the hole to pour out beverage and the spout plug to open the hole is easy for manipulation, and increases sanitation and safety.
  • the description of the embodiments will start with the round-shaped holes. This is because the round-shaped holes have advantages in terms of production cost, mold design and mold life, and they are simple and easy to accomplish. Therefore, for specific examples, the various embodiments of the round-shaped beverage-pouring hole and the matching spout plug will be discussed first. Then, the embodiments of non-round holes and their matching spout plugs will be described.
  • a preferred embodiment of the round-and-round connected-holes type beverage-pouring hole of the beverage container is as follows:
  • Figure 2A Showed specifically in Figure 2A are two connected cylindrical spout plugs 21 and 22 in a cleaning- keeping bag 9;
  • Figure 2B shows two spout plugs connected by their ends and inserted into (covering) the beverage-pouring hole 1 and the air hole 3;
  • Figure 2C shows two spout plugs separated from each other, which can pour out the beverage 6 from the container 5;
  • Figure 2D shows that only the cylindrical spout plug 21 is inserted, and air 8 enters into the air hole 3 while the beverage is poured, and the beverage is poured out of the beverage-pouring hole 1, through the mouth 7 of the cylindrical spout plug 21.
  • Said spout plug consists of the cylindrical tube plug 21 for pouring the beverage and the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation.
  • the two cylindrical tube plugs can be connected by insertion to form a "C"-shaped accessory, and then packaged into a small plastic cleaning-keeping bag 9. What Figure 2A shows will be adhered onto the beverage container's outer surface as an accessory by the factory.
  • each of the two cylindrical tube plugs can be produced by the existing equipment for producing the current beverage straws in the same production principle, but of course, the diameter needs to be increased a lot.
  • the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation When the beverage is poured, the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation may not be inserted into the hole 3 in Figure 2C , and the beverage can be poured out (see Figure 2D ) as well. While the beverage is being poured, the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation can be reversed to have its longer section inserted into the beverage container.
  • the advantage in reversing the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation is obvious: it makes the section of the cylindrical tube plug for ventilation exposed outside the container shorter, and this makes it easier to manage the inclining degree of the container to have the beverage poured out properly.
  • Figure 3A, Figure 3B and Figure 3C are the diagrams of the second preferred embodiment of the beverage container for sealed beverage with two holes and the spout plug.
  • the set of two pieces to work in combination consists: a screw-type spout plug with a "pot mouth” and a cylindrical tube plug.
  • Figure 3A shows the screw-type spout plug 31 with a "pot mouth” screwed tightly into the beverage spout 1, and the cylindrical tube plug inserted into the air hole 3.
  • the set of two pieces is sealed into an accessory, a plastic cleaning-keeping bag 9.
  • 311 is a double-bladed "razor” of the screw-type spout plug with a "pot mouth” to open the beverage-pouring hole.
  • 312 is the threads
  • 313 is the “butterfly wings” to screw the spout plug with a “pot mouth” tightly into the beverage-pouring spout.
  • Figure 3B shows the two spout plugs connected and inserted (covering) respectively into the beverage-pouring hole 1 and the air hole 3.
  • Figure 3C shows the two spout plugs separated, where the beverage 6 in the container 5 can be poured out, and air 8 enters through the hole, and the beverage is poured out of the tube mouth 7.
  • the characteristic of this preferred embodiment is the spout plug of the beverage-pouring spout with a "pot mouth", which is a piece of molded plastic. It is screwed into the beverage-pouring hole 1 through the threaded mouth, and the section screwed in has the double-bladed razor 311 to open the preparatory sealed-up holes.
  • the threads 312 at the threaded mouth is very short, and the plastic spout plug can be screwed in tightly or, to be more exact, fastened, only after it is screwed for 45 to 180 degrees.
  • the "butterfly wings" 313 are designed to be fixed onto the screw-type spout plug 31 with a "pot mouth” to help fasten the spout plug.
  • the butterfly wings 313 in a lied-down position are kept on the same plain as that of the bent spout plug in order to reduce the thickness of two objects when they are packed into the plastic cleaning-keeping bag 9 (see the thickness P-P in the perspective view in Figure 3A ).
  • the through-hole of the screw-type spout plug with a "pot mouth” leads to the "pot mouth” for the beverage to be poured out from.
  • the beverage container in Figure 3C inclines leftward, air 8 enters through the hole, and meanwhile, the beverage is poured out through the tube hole 7.
  • the cylindrical tube plug 22 for ventilation in Figure 2A- Figure 2D may not be inserted. It may be reversed to have its longer section inserted into the air hole 3 of the beverage container 3.
  • the spout plug with a beverage-pouring mouth can be screwed inward, and then, insert one end of the cylindrical tube plug 22 into the "pot mouth" of the beverage-pouring spout, and the other end into the air hole 3 of the beverage container (see Figure 3B ). In this way, the beverage container is sealed up again and the purpose of keeping sanitation is reached.
  • Figure 4A, Figure 4B and Figure 4C are the diagrams of the third preferred embodiment of the beverage container for sealed beverage with two holes and the spout plug.
  • the set of two pieces used consists of a plastic spout plug 41 with a dustpan-like mouth 411 and a cylindrical tube plug 22.
  • Figure 4A shows the plastic spout plug 41 with a dustpan-like beverage-pouring mouth 411 to be screwed tightly into the beverage-pouring hole 1, and the cylindrical tube plug 22 to be inserted into the air hole 3, both of which are packed before use in a plastic cleaning-keeping bag 9.
  • Figure 4B shows the plastic spout plug 41 with a dustpan-like pouring mouth screwed into the beverage-pouring hole 1, and one end of the U-shaped cylindrical tube plug 22 inserted into (covering) the through-hole of the plastic spout plug 41 with a dustpan-like pouring mouth and the other end into the air hole 3.
  • Figure 4C when the beverage is poured, it comes out of 7, and air 8 enters through the air hole 3.
  • the characteristic of this preferred embodiment is the spout plug for the beverage-pouring hole, which is a plastic spout plug 41 made of molded plastic with a dustpan-like pouring mouth.
  • the plastic spout plug with a dustpan-like pouring mouth is screwed through a threaded hole into the beverage-pouring hole 1.
  • the section screwed in has a double-bladed razor to open the preparatory sealed-up holes, and the threads for screwing in is very short, so the plastic spout plug with a dustpan-like pouring mouth can be screwed in tightly or actually fastened by turning it for only 45-180 degrees.
  • the other piece of the two-piece set is the U-shaped cylindrical tub plug 22, and the outer diameter of the cylindrical tube plug 22 matches tightly the inner hole of the plastic spout plug with a dustpan-like mouth.
  • the set of two pieces is packed in a plastic cleaning-keeping bag 9.
  • the through-hole of the plastic spout plug with a dustpan-like mouth is the hole for pouring out the beverage.
  • air 8 enters through the air hole 3 in Figure 4C , and meanwhile, the beverage is poured out through the tube hole 7.
  • the cylindrical tube plug 22 may not be inserted, as shown in Figure 4C .
  • the left end of the U-shaped cylindrical tube plug 22 can be inserted into the plastic spout plug with a dustpan-like mouth, and meanwhile, the right end of the cylindrical tube plug 22 may be inserted into the air hole 3, as shown in Figure 4B .
  • the cylindrical tube plug 22 is inserted into the beverage-pouring spout and the air hole at the same time, and thus the sanitation of the beverage 6 in the container is protected.
  • the disadvantage of the one piece double-hole spout plug is that the plugs are normally inserted instead of being screwed into the two holes of the container.
  • the screw-in method can be adopted by designing the end for the "beverage-pouring hole" as a screwing and, whereas the other end of the double-hole spout plug can be inserted into the air hole by utilizing the flexible deformation of the paper packaging.
  • the question of doing so is that the hole for pouring beverage must be a round hole to make the screwing possible.
  • ellipse, triangle, and other non-round abnormal shapes are not workable.
  • Figure 7A- Figure 7F are the design diagrams of different shapes of beverage-pouring holes and air holes.
  • Figure 7A - Figure 7F provide different shapes of several kinds for the beverage-pouring holes and air holes of the sealed beverage container, with the top of the package being rectangular.
  • the design can be similar when the top of the package is round, square, or roof-shaped, or of other shapes.
  • Figure 7A- Figure 7F are the top views of 6 kinds of different openings on the top of a rectangular paper packaging container. In the left top corners of the views are the beverage-pouring holes, while on the right are the air holes.
  • the beverage-pouring holes are non-round openings in all the designs.
  • the beverage-pouring holes are all much bigger than their corresponding air holes, and so the beverage, especially the liquid food of high viscosity, can be poured out much more easily.
  • the two holes in each of the designs in Figure 7A- Figure 7F are located as distant to each other as possible, and the most distant design is in Figure 7F .
  • the beverage-pouring holes are long and narrow, and this makes the thickness of the double-hole spout plug smaller, and consequently the spout plug, as an accessory, can be more easily attached to the side wall of a package box.
  • the spout plug narrower or to make thick parts thereof into narrow components that can be assembled, are both good ways to make flatter the accessory, the spout plug.
  • the air holes can be made into various different shapes, the air holes in the figures are all designed as round holes. This is because the cost for processing a mold for a round hole is lower, and the life of such a mold is longer.
  • the design of the beverage container with beverage-pouring holes and the spout plug makes actual manipulation easier, and increases sanitation and safety.

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