EP2952441A1 - Bec verseur pour bouteille de boisson et procédé de production d'une préforme de bec - Google Patents

Bec verseur pour bouteille de boisson et procédé de production d'une préforme de bec Download PDF

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EP2952441A1
EP2952441A1 EP14170989.9A EP14170989A EP2952441A1 EP 2952441 A1 EP2952441 A1 EP 2952441A1 EP 14170989 A EP14170989 A EP 14170989A EP 2952441 A1 EP2952441 A1 EP 2952441A1
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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
    • B65D47/00—Closures with filling and discharging, or with discharging, devices
    • B65D47/04—Closures with discharging devices other than pumps
    • B65D47/06—Closures with discharging devices other than pumps with pouring spouts or tubes; with discharge nozzles or passages
    • B65D47/065—Closures with discharging devices other than pumps with pouring spouts or tubes; with discharge nozzles or passages with hinged, foldable or pivotable spouts
    • B65D47/066—Closures with discharging devices other than pumps with pouring spouts or tubes; with discharge nozzles or passages with hinged, foldable or pivotable spouts the spout being either flexible or having a flexible wall portion, whereby the spout is foldable between a dispensing and a non-dispensing position
    • 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
    • B65D23/00—Details of bottles or jars not otherwise provided for
    • B65D23/06—Integral drip catchers or drip-preventing means
    • B65D23/065—Loose or loosely-attached drip catchers or drip preventing means

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  • the thickness of the mouth of the beverage bottle constitutes a problem during pouring because it does not define a well defined flow separation point between the bottle and the air when the bottle is tilted from the upright non-pouring state to the substantially vertical pouring state.
  • a certain skill and swiftness is required during pouring for achieving flow separation and avoiding that all of the beverage sticks to the bottle and flowing on the outside of the bottle typically missing the intended target being a beverage glass.
  • an even more important issue is that of preventing a small amount of beverage, such as a few drops, to accumulate at the mouth when the pouring is ended by tilting the beverage bottle back to vertical state.
  • the small amount of beverage remaining at the mouth of the bottle may flow along the outside of the beverage bottle and cause stains etc when hitting the table cloth.
  • the present inventor is the inventor of the pouring device covered by the European patent EP 0 560 777 B1 .
  • the above mentioned prior art document describes a piece of a suitable elastic and flexible sheet material which may be inserted into the bottle opening as a tubular shaped roll.
  • the present inventor is also the creator of the trade mark Dropstop®. (A trade mark owned by Schur Intellectuals A/S, VR 1994 03146 and CTM 009313421)
  • the roll of the sheet material defines a spout comprising a short channel and a very thin mouth constituting the edge of the sheet material which mouth firstly constitutes a very well defined flow separation point allowing even slow pouring, and secondly prevents any accumulation of beverage at the mouth, thus preventing any drops of beverage flowing outside the bottle after the bottle has been returned to the vertical state.
  • This is a very simple but yet effective spout for most beverages such as carbonated beverages, non-carbonated beverages, alcoholic beverages, non-alcoholic beverages.
  • the typical usage will be for wine and sparkling wine, however, other drinks such as beer, cola, water etc. may be poured using the present spout.
  • the present spout may also be used for liquid products which are non-beverages such as oil, petrol etc.
  • the drawback which has been most apparent to the users of the above prior art spouts is the fact that the spout, once inserted into the bottle mouth, prevents the ordinary closing of the beverage by sealing off the mouth.
  • the user must remove the spout in case the bottle should be sealed and the removing of the spout does involve the risk of spillage and the problem of accommodating the spout during the closed off state of the beverage bottle.
  • leaving the spout in the bottle mouth may allow foreign substances to enter the beverages, such as dirt, dust, pollen, insects etc, and further may allow some of the volatile aroma of the beverage to escape.
  • a spout for a beverage bottle comprising a sheet of flexible material, the spout defining a first state constituting a substantially flat perform state, in which the sheet of flexible material defines an outer circumferential edge, the sheet of flexible material being elastically bendable into a second state in which the sheet of flexible material defines a pipe for being inserted into the mouth of the beverage bottle, the sheet of flexible material defining, when in the first state, a substantially semi elliptical fold line extending from a first point on the outer circumferential edge to a second point on the outer circumferential edge delimiting a first region of the sheet of flexible material being substantially semi elliptical and the first region when in the second state being bendable between an open state, in which the sheet of flexible material defines an unobstructed channel within the pipe, and a closed state in which the semi elliptical region of the sheet of flexible material is folded into
  • the present spout is provided and stored in the first state, i.e. the flat perform state occupying minimal space.
  • the sheet of flexible material is rolled up to form a pipe in the second state.
  • the sheet of flexible material is elastically bendable, i.e. when in the second state, the sheet of flexible material has a tendency to return to the first state provided it is released.
  • the second state is retained and a sealing force is applied by the tube onto the mouth.
  • the thickness of the material is typically in the sub millimeter range and chosen together with the materials such that the sheet of flexible material may by hand force be elastically deformed into a tube without plastically deforming of the flexible material.
  • the substantially semi elliptical fold line may e.g. be a stamped or partially cut out line which will allow the user to fold the semi elliptical region in a simple and well defined manner. It is understood that the substantially semi elliptical fold line is extending from the outer circumferential edge along an elliptical curve inwardly and back outwardly to another point at the outer circumferential edge substantially producing a semi-ellipse.
  • the word line should in the present context be understood as encompassing also curves other than straight lines.
  • the semi elliptical region i.e. the first region, may follow the general cylindrical outline of the pipe generating a channel within the pipe for the beverage. This constitutes the open state of the spout and corresponds to the state which the above mentioned prior art device is used.
  • the closed state corresponds to a state in which the semi elliptical region is pushed inwardly into the channel thereby blocking the channel.
  • the elliptical region may not hermetically seal of the channel, it will prevent the above mentioned drawbacks, i.e. the ingress of foreign particles and the escape of aroma particles. It will also at least to a certain extend prevent oxygen from entering the bottle and may thus, at least for a short time storage, replace the ordinary closure.
  • the cylindrical shape of the spout and the first region in principle act bi-stable and only allow the two states of the first region relative to the rest of the pipe, one being the open state and one being the closed state.
  • the circumferential edge defines a circle.
  • the circular shape of the spout in the first state yields in the second state a cylindrical wedge.
  • the pipe is formed such that the first region constitutes the top of the wedge. In this way, the closing and the opening of the spout will be simplified.
  • the sheet of flexible material is made of a plastic coated metal sheet. In this way the material may be made thin, flexible and elastically bendable, taking advantage of the elasticity of the plastic and the rigidity of the metal.
  • the major axis of the first region is directed towards the center of the sheet of flexible material.
  • the first region defines a larger distance from the outer circumferential edge to its most inward point than between the first and second point in order to allow a suitable elongated closing lip having an elliptical shape to form.
  • the first region When closed, the first region will define an angle in relation to the rest of the pipe of between about 10° and 90°, preferably between about 10° and 45°.
  • the sheet of flexible material defining when in the first state a further substantially semi elliptical fold line extending from a third point on the outer circumferential edge to a fourth point on the outer circumferential edge delimiting a second region of the sheet of flexible material being substantially semi elliptical, the second region being separated from and having a longer major axis than the first region.
  • the mouth diameter may vary between different kinds of bottles. Typically, a smaller bottle, such as a demi sized bottle, will have a mouth of smaller diameter compared to a standard sized bottle, whereas a larger bottle, such as a magnum sized bottle, will have a mouth of larger diameter compared to a standard sized bottle.
  • the pipe formed by rolling up the sheet of flexible material will as well have a diameter which may vary depending on the bottle.
  • the first region which is typically made suitable for the mouth of a standard sized bottle may be less suitable for closing off a magnum- or demi sized bottle.
  • the sheet of flexible material may define when in the first state a further substantially semi elliptical fold line in order to allow the formation of a second region being a second substantially semi elliptical region.
  • This second region may be either larger or smaller than the first region in order to be more suitable for closing off smaller or larger bottles.
  • the non-used region will simply remain in the open state. It is understood that even more regions may be used, such as a third semi elliptical region.
  • the complete first semi elliptical region should be located outside the bottle neck in order to allow a simple change between the open and closed states.
  • the sheet of flexible material defines, when in the first state, a straight fold line extending from a fifth point on the outer circumferential edge to a sixth point on the outer circumferential edge delimiting a third region, the third region fully encompassing the first region.
  • the straight fold line will form a stop line which will aid the user, both when introducing the pipe into the mouth of the bottle and when switching between the open state and the closed state.
  • the sheet of flexible material defines, when in the first state, a further straight fold line extending from a seventh point on the outer circumferential edge to a eighth point on the outer circumferential edge delimiting a fourth region, the fourth region fully encompassing the second region.
  • a second straight line may be used in relation to the second region in the same way as above provided such second region is present.
  • the straight fold line defines an indentation being 1-3mm deep, preferably 2mm deep.
  • the depth is suitable in order to provide a sufficiently large circular protrusion in the pipe.
  • the straight fold line defines a center point being located 16-26 mm from the outer circumferential edge, preferably 18-24 mm, more preferably 20-22 mm, most preferably 21 mm.
  • the straight fold line will form a circular line which will act as a stop bulge at the mouth of the beverage bottle preventing the pipe from falling into the bottle and allowing the pipe to be positioned at an optical position within the mouth. In the optimal position, about 1/3 of the pipe is located outside the mouth of the bottle and about 2/3 of the pipe is located within the neck of the bottle. In this way there is a minimal risk that the pipe will loosen from the bottle.
  • the fold line comprises a pressed line or alternatively a series of perforations.
  • the series of perforations define apertures sufficiently small to prevent beverage flow at normal beverage pouring pressures.
  • a pressed line will allow the semi elliptical region to be easily folded between the open state and the closed state, while a fold line comprising a series of small holes will be slightly more difficult to fold while being more esthetically acceptable since the holed will not be as visible as the pressed fold.
  • An aperture having a diameter of up to some hundred ⁇ m will allow the beverage to remain within the spout due to the surface tension, whereas a larger aperture such as an aperture larger than one mm will allow beverage to flow through the hole which in the present context is undesired.
  • the fold line defines a straight line adjacent the outer circumferential edge. In this way the folding of the first region between the open state and the closed state will be simplified. Further, the straight line part of the fold line yield a well defined closed state and thus prevent the first region from accidentally moving from the closed state to the open state.
  • the sheet of flexible material defines, when in the first state, a surface area of between 1cm 2 and 1dm 2 , preferably between 10cm 2 and 50cm 2 .
  • the size of the sheet of flexile material should not be too small since it should be able to fold to a pipe within the mouth of the beverage bottle, whereas a too large size of the sheet of flexible material will produce a large spout being rolled multiple times, which evidently is a waste of material.
  • the above sizes achieve a tube which is rolled up in a standard wine bottle with a circumferential overlap of about 50%.
  • the present method according to the second aspect is preferably used to manufacture the spout according to the first aspect.
  • the stamping procedure may be used for achieving both the cut for the circumferential edge and the fold for the substantially semi elliptical region.
  • the stamping is made simultaneously in the same process step.
  • FIG. 1A shows a front view of a spout 10 for a beverage bottle (not shown).
  • the spout 10 is in the present view in a perform state and comprises a flat sheet of flexible material 12 defining a circumferential edge 14 having a circular form.
  • the piece of flexible material 14 comprises a semi elliptical fold line 16 which extends from a first point 18 on the circumferential edge 14 of the sheet of flexible material 12, inwardly along a substantially elliptical curve in a direction towards the centre of the sheet of flexible material 12, reaching an innermost point and returning to a second point 20 on the circumferential edge 14 of the sheet of flexible material 12.
  • the semi elliptical fold line 16 defines a semi elliptical region 22 on the sheet of flexible material 12. Further, the sheet of flexible material 12 comprises a straight fold line 24 following a straight line from a third point 26 on the circumferential edge 14 to a fourth point 28 on the circumferential edge 14 of the sheet of flexible material 12. The first and second points 18 20 are closer together than the third and fourth points 26 28.
  • the fold line 16 define an optional straight portion adjacent the circumferential edge 14. This straight portion simplifies the folding of the semi elliptical region 22 from the open state to the closed state as will be explained further below.
  • FIG. 1B shows a perspective view of a spout 10 when being rolled up to a tube as shown by the arrow.
  • the sheet of flexible material 12 is rolled up by bending opposite parts of the circumferential edge 14 together.
  • the sheet of flexible material 12 is elastically deformable and thus a force is required for deforming it from the flat shape.
  • the sheet of flexible material 12 is bent such that the semi elliptical region 22 forms the top portion of the tube.
  • the sheet of flexible material 12 is preferably made of a plastic coated aluminum foil.
  • FIG. 1C shows a perspective view of a spout 10' when rolled up to a tube and inserted into the mouth 30 of a beverage bottle 32.
  • the elastic deformation force causes the sheet of flexible material 12' to seal against the inner wall of the neck part of the bottle 32.
  • the circumferential edge 14 forms a well defined flow separation line preventing any spillage or drops of beverage.
  • the spout 10' forms a tube having an internal channel 34 allowing beverage 36 to flow from the bottle 32 to the outside.
  • the straight line fold 24 forms a circular bulge preventing the spout 10' from being pushed into the bottle 32.
  • FIG. 2A shows a perspective view of a rolled up spout 10' inserted into the mouth 30 of a beverage bottle 32 when in the open state.
  • the semi elliptical region 22' is unfolded and follows the general form of the rest of the sheet of flexible material 12' such that the channel 34 is unobstructed and beverage may be poured.
  • FIG. 2B shows a perspective view of a rolled up spout 10" inserted into the mouth 30 of a beverage bottle 32 when in the closed state.
  • the semi elliptical region 22" is bent or folded inwardly as shown by the arrow along the fold line 16 in order to obstruct the channel 34 of the spout 10". In this way, the spout 10" is closed off preventing any objects from entering the bottle 32 and preventing the escape of volatile aroma substances from the bottle 32.
  • the beverage bottle 32 may be opened again.
  • FIG. 3 shows a front view of a spout 10a having a square shape in the perform state.
  • the circular form may be preferred since it allows easy access to the semi elliptical region for simple opening and closing, it will be equally feasible to manufacture a square spout.
  • the semi elliptical region 22 is located adjacent the side of the square.
  • FIG. 4 shows a front view of a spout 10b having a square shape in the perform state.
  • the present embodiment differs from the previous spout 10a in that the semi elliptical region 22 is located at the corner of the square. In this way, the same advantages as by a circular spout may be achieved.
  • FIG. 5 shows a front view of a spout 10c having a square shape in the perform state.
  • the semi elliptical region 22 protrudes from the side of the square. In this way, the same advantages as by a circular spout may be achieved.
  • FIG. 6 shows a front view of a spout 10d having a circular shape in the perform state.
  • the present spout 10d defines a first semielliptical region 22 and a second semi elliptical region 22a opposite the first semielliptical region 22.
  • the first semielliptical region 22 has additional perforations 23 which gives the first semielliptical region 22 additional flexibility and aids in shaping the spout in the open position and simplifies the closing of the spout.
  • FIG. 7 shows a perspective view of a manufacturing plant 38, in which spouts 10 are manufactured by stamping.
  • the plant 38 comprises a first roller 40 and a second roller 42 located opposite the first roller.
  • a large sheet 44 of the flexible material is introduced between the rollers 40 42 as shown by the arrow.
  • the first roller 40 comprises a multitude of dies 46, which each comprise a circumferential cutting blade 48 for generating the circumferential edge 14 of the sheet of flexible material 12 of the spout 10, a substantially semi elliptical profile 50 for generating the semi elliptical fold line 16 and a straight profile 52 for generating the straight fold line 24.
  • spout preferably is used as an operable and closable spout, it is evident that it may also be used as a permanently open spout in accordance with EP 0 560 777 B1 .

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PCT/EP2015/062352 WO2015185609A1 (fr) 2014-06-03 2015-06-03 Bec verseur pour une bouteille de boisson et procédé de production d'une préforme de bec verseur
DK15747099.8T DK3152119T3 (en) 2014-06-03 2015-06-03 Beverage bottle outlet spout and method of preparing a spout preform
ES15747099.8T ES2689040T3 (es) 2014-06-03 2015-06-03 Gollete para una botella de bebida y procedimiento de producción de una preforma de gollete
EP15747099.8A EP3152119B1 (fr) 2014-06-03 2015-06-03 Bec verseur pour bouteille de boisson et procédé de production d'une préforme de bec

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