ES1059564U - Product vendor container, perfected (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Product dispensing container, perfected, characterized in that it is formed by two tubular bodies (2, 2 ", 3) that are telescopically interconnected, keeping between them the product to be dispensed (4), the exterior of which is determined by an outer casing or jacket (2, 2 "), adapted to the contour of the product (4) and having a side opening (5) in the upper area for product exit (4), in turn forming a inclined plane (8) in the area opposite said opening (5); the other body (3) being defined, or internal body, which penetrates through the lower mouth of the housing (2, 2 "), the product (4) being expelled unitarily by shortening the length of the telescopic assembly. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Product vending container, improved.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed by the set forth in this specification, refers to a container Vendor of products, perfected, which presents notable relevant and advantageous features compared to other types of packaging used today.

It is the result of a design process followed to create a new container that will provide a certain playfulness and therefore of interactivity with the user in the form of consume the product contained in it.

A goal that is pursued is to offer a container in which the product can be extracted little by little.

Description of the invention

In general, the vending container of products, perfected, object of the invention, is formed by two tubular bodies that interconnect telescopically and The product is located between them, advantageously rectangular or square and not having excessive thickness or weight, Such is the case with cookies.

The outer or enveloping body of the product is in a prismatic way whose base adapts to the contour of the product supply. It is closed superiorly and in one of its walls minor sides has an opening for unitary exit of the product, having an inclined plane on the opposite side thanks which will get the most superior unit of the product out through the supply slot when it is lowered into this body envelope

The inner body has the upper base closed and on it rest the rectangular pieces of the product, according to a stack that practically reaches the exit slot. By exerting slight pressure on the top of the case like this configured, the packaged product part located above will come out  easily through the die cut groove and with a certain acceleration.

Each piece of product will appear through said slot approximately of the order of 1 cm, enough measure so that the user pulls it and removes it, performing the same process to take out all the other pieces one at a time.

The set of the case, that is the body outer envelope and the inner body that acts as a plunger, It is designed to be manufactured in cardboard, cardboard or similar, starting from a die cut sheet provided with fold lines and cuts, because no harder material is necessary for the device working properly, because the inclined plane It is very consistent and has enough strength to produce the lateral thrust to dispense the product.

It could be manufactured in plastic, although it is not necessary since it works the same in cardboard, being so much more economic manufacturing. The possibility of being made of plastic would be raised so that the container was refillable and wanted make longer use by filling it with new pieces of product, that is, being reusable.

The container could contain both products food as non-food, provided they are advantageously rectangular or square and do not have an excessive thickness or weight, adjusting the dimensions of the package to such measures and the number of units it should contain.

For food products such as cookies, the cardboard used must be first use, and with an inner plasticized layer in the case of containing fat

In the case of being constructed from a stamped sheet of cardboard or similar, on the surface of the outer or enveloping body the four side walls are formed and a contour closure flap by gluing. The edges upper have tabs and flaps to allow the formation of an upper base and the formation of the inclined plane that will remain placed with due resistance. The lower edges of the larger sides of the lateral surface, include recesses that facilitate disassembly, as we will see later in relation to the figures.

For its part, the inner body with functions of piston is the element that, together with the body envelope maintain axial pressure on the parts to supply, it is built with the same material and its shape Prismatic conforms to the internal dimensions of the body enclosure or exterior, with its upper base closed for exercise this axial thrust.

To facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention and forming an integral part of this Descriptive report, accompanying some sheets of plans in whose figures, with an illustrative and non-limiting nature has been represented the next:

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1. - It is a perspective view of a product vending container, perfected, object of invention.

Figure 2. - It is a view similar to Figure 1, initiating the detachment of the semi-rounded portion of the sheet that will determine the outlet opening of the product Container content

Figure 3. - It is a view similar to the figures above showing one of the product pieces in the position of extraction by the user.

Figure 4. - It is a plan view of the development of the die cut sheet that forms the enveloping body or outside of the container

Figure 5. - It is a plan view of what is shown in figure 4, in a folding phase.

Figures 6 and 7. - They are respective views in plant, similar to figures 4 and 5 but of the inner body of the container.

Figure 8. - It is a perspective view exploded from both bodies of the container and the product to supply content inside, the outer body being in a partial deployment phase.

Figure 9. - It is a schematic view that shows different sequential mounting positions of a similar container to that of figure 1 whose inner body is inverted to house largest number of product parts to supply.

Figure 10. - It is a plan view of the development of a die cut sheet to build a container retailer similar to that of figure 4 and whose prismatic shape is you will get by pasting the flaps and tabs.

Figure 11. - It is a view similar to Figure 10 of the development of the outer body of a dispensing container, whose exterior shape is totally prismatic once armed, leaving the inclined plane hidden inside and also being foldable.

Figure 12. - It is a perspective view of the outer body of a container constructed from the development of Figure 11, in a partial phase of assembly.

Figure 13. - It is a perspective view of the same outer body of figure 12, once fully mounted.

Description of the preferred embodiment

Referring to the numbering adopted in The figures, we can see how the product vending container, perfected, which the invention proposes, is referenced in general with the number (1) and its geometric shape can be seen in the Figures 1 to 3. It is constituted by the outer or enveloping body (2) and the interior (3) that can be moved telescopically. The product to be sold consists of a series of pieces (4) that They will be supplied unitary. The container (1) is in turn provided with a cellophane wrapper or similar as a means of protection and hygiene

The output of the product will take place by the opening (5) configured on the minor side (6) of the body exterior (2), this groove that will form when the sheet is detached semi-rounded (7) provided on its lateral surface. How I know observed in figure 3, when exerting pressure on the body outside (2), the pieces (4) contained inside come out due to a lateral thrust produced by the inclined plane (8) formed in the upper part of the side opposite the one with the groove (5).

In the practical embodiment example corresponding to these figures, it starts from the die cut sheet (9) to form the outer or enveloping body (2), as shown in figure 4. In this development, we see referenced with the number (10) the minor side opposite the lateral (6) carrier of the slot or outlet opening (5), the references being referenced major laterals with the number (11).

In prolongation of the minor lateral (10) find the inclined plane (8) carrier of the flaps lateral triangular (12) and also continued on the surface (13) that will form the upper base of this enveloping body (2). The upper base (13) has a flap (14) to maintain the armed position (see figure 2). References (15) and (16) designate flaps in prolongation of the major sides (11), for assembly.

Starting from a die cut sheet (9), first place is attached to the extreme flap (17) on the edge of the lateral major (11) to close the contour, acquiring in folded position the position shown in figure 5. The sides older (11) have two trunks in their free vertices to allow the formation of the inclined plane (8) in the position of armed. The cut line that produces this truncation is referenced with the number (18).

Making special reference to the figures now 6 and 7 in which the development of the tubular body is shown inside (3) and the way it is folded respectively, can it can be seen that it is also obtained from a sheet (19) of cardboard or similar, provided with fold lines and cuts. It has two faces lateral major (20) and two other minor (21), closing its rectangular contour by pasting the flange (22). He lower edge is straight, while the upper one is provided with flaps and tabs to form a closed upper base, also allowing folding to acquire the position shown in figure 7. The flap (23) corresponding to the major lateral (20), the tab (24) provided on the next side of the triangular flap (25) of the minor side (21). Similarly, the flap (26) on the other side (20) has tab 24 attached of the triangular flap (25) of the opposite minor side (21). Observing figure 8, the way in which it can be done is deduced the folding and unfolding of the inner body (3). The cookies (4) or product parts to be supplied, support on the upper base of the inner body (3), staying in turn inside the body outer or enveloping (2), the upper part (4) reaching the height in which is the sheet (7) that closes the opening (5) output.

It is also planned that the product parts (4) could be contained inside the inner body (3) and this in turn introduced in an inverted position in the body envelope (2), as seen in position a) of the Figure 9, provision is that there is a greater number of cookies than the one contemplated in figure 8, then the user having proceed to a sequence of movements as shown in the different positions of figure 9, to leave the container ready to proceed with the unitary extraction of cookies when exercising a downward pressure. First, he would proceed to reverse the container as shown in position b). Then you remove the inner body (3) and turn it over as shown in position c). Finally the container is positioned in the position original, leaving then almost all of the inner body (3).

Making special reference to the figure now 10, we see the development of an outer or enveloping body (2) whose die cut sheet is referenced with (9 ') since it has some upper flaps adapted to be glued and determine a rigid arming position. The flap (15 ') is shorter and another flap (27) has also been incorporated in prolongation of the minor side 6 that will be attached to the free edge of the flap (13) which materializes the upper base of the body (2). This base upper (13) naturally lacks the tab (14) that was necessary for the assembly of the enclosure (9) of figure 4 (see also figure 2 in which this final phase of the armed) when the tab (14) is inserted through the groove formed in the corresponding edge of the enveloping body (2).

Making special reference to the figures now 11 to 13, we see that the package has a totally appearance parallelepipedic, without observing the inclined plane (8) thanks to which the unit output of the product (cookies) is achieved. For this, the major sides 11 'lack truncation (18) of the vertex, having been referenced in this case by adding the suffix "cousin"; two small tabs are formed (28), independent of the (15) and (16) of the major sides and to continuation of them; as well as a wide area (29) in prolongation of the minor lateral (6) and whose length corresponds with that of the container, as can be deduced when observing figure 13. This upper base (29) extends in turn on a surface (30) with side tabs (31) separated by fold lines, also having a tab (32) on its free edge, without remaining separated by fold line and intended to serve as an element of closure when fitting into the groove (33) formed for this purpose in the line of  fold separating the minor side (10) from the inclined plane (8). Comparing figures 12 and 13, it is understood that the same inclined plane (8) although in this case it is hidden, analogously fulfilling its pushing mission when the container is Ready for product extraction.

As seen in Figure 12, the plane inclined 8 folds between the vertex areas of the sides, greater (11 '), the tabs (28) being lifted and so that the surface (13) is arranged superiorly to the flaps (15 ') and (16), which is why these tabs (28) are independent of the adjacent ones because of the formed opening The horizontal surface (13) must pass between them. Finally, the upper base (29) is closed, which closes on the tabs (28) of the major sides (11 ') and also the tabs (31) of the surface (30) are inserted between the major sides (11 '), while the closing tab (32) fits into the groove (33), then acquiring the armed position of the figure 13.

The package assembly formed by the bodies telescopic (2) and (3) of figure 1, or the one formed by the body exterior (2 ') corresponding to the geometry of Figure 13 and the inner body (3), determine primary packaging when being in direct contact with the product. Coatings are necessary or covers (such as a cellophane layer) that are part of the package Primary to protect and preserve the product.

Claims (7)

1. Improved product dispenser package, characterized in that it is formed by two tubular bodies (2, 2 ', 3) that are interconnected telescopically, keeping the product to be dispensed (4), the exterior of which is determined by an envelope or outer jacket (2, 2 '), adapted to the contour of the product (4) and which has a lateral opening (5) in the upper area for product output (4), in turn forming an inclined plane (8) in the area opposite said opening (5); the other body (3), or inner body, which penetrates through the lower mouth of the housing (2, 2 ') being defined, the product (4) being ejected unitarily by shortening the length of the telescopic assembly. 2. Improved product dispensing container, according to claim 1, characterized in that the wrapping body (2) is prismatic-rectangular and formed from a die-cut sheet (9) of cardboard or the like, in which four walls are determined lateral (10, 11, 6) opposite two to two, with an extreme flap (17) to close the contour, the major sides (11) having two trunks in one of their upper vertices, there being some extensions (15, 16) in the upper edge of them; counting one of the minor sides (10), specifically the one affected by said truncated vertex, with two linear extensions (8, 13) in prolongation of its upper edge, the exterior of which (13) is finished off in a tongue (14) anchoring and assembly of the assembly, the initial extension (8) having two side flaps (12) on its lateral edges, the initial extension (8) materializing the inclined plane referred to. 3. Improved product dispensing container according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner body (3) is similar to the outer or wrapping body (2) and adjusted to its contour, also formed from a die-cut sheet (19) made of cardboard or similar, in which four side walls (20, 21) opposite two to two are formed, with an end flap (22) that closes the contour and two long traces on its upper edge, two trapezoles (23, 26) the major and two triangular sides (25) in correspondence with the minor ones and the latter having a triangular flange (24) on homonymous sides, the triangular tabs (24) being attached to the trapezoids (23, 26) to allow the assembly to fold . 4. Improved product dispensing container, according to claim 2, characterized in that the outlet opening (5) of the product is materialized by a semi-grooved sheet (7) on a smaller side (6) and which advantageously affects the major sides (11 ) where a detachment tab is initiated. 5. Improved product dispenser container according to claim 2, characterized in that the outer body (2) is assembled in a detachable way by folding the flaps (15, 16) and extensions (8-13) inwards and fitting the tongue of anchorage or reinforcement (14) in the opening adjacent to the upper edge of the minor side (6). 6. Vending package of products, perfected, according to claim 2, characterized in that the flaps (13, 27) and tabs (15 ', 16) are glued with adhesive to the surface or upper base (13) without folding possible. 7. Improved product dispenser container according to claim 1, characterized in that the wrapping body (2 ') is of a prismatic-rectangular configuration with one of the smaller sides (10) of smaller height than the opposite and provided with a first extension ( 8) at its free edge intended to be obliquely disposed between the angular areas of the major sides (11 '), and a second extension (13) as the upper base resting on the flanges (15', 16) provided in prolongation of the upper edges of the major sides (11 ') and from said oblique position, there is a wide flap (29) in upper extension of the opposite minor side (6), of length equivalent to that of the major side (11') and that it is arranged resting on two small flanges (28) of the extreme angular zone of said major laterals (11 '), this flap (29) extending on another descending (30) which in the assembly covers the oblique extension or inclined plane (8) ci tado, fixing in this position when presenting a central tab (32) on its free edge, inserted into a groove (33) provided correspondingly in the birth edge of said oblique extension (8) and having the falling flap (30) side tabs (31) of arming.