ES1067098U - Vaso-container with handle and perfected cover for closure (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Glass or container with handle and lid perfected for its closure which presents a series of improvements characterized by the existence of a handle attachable at will of the user, located in the neck of the glass. It has a lid, removable at will of the user, and which has a hole through which a tube or cannula can be inserted. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Cup-container with handle and lid perfected for closing.

Object of the invention

This Utility Model consists of a "glass-container with handle and lid perfected for your closure ", which presents a series of improvements consisting of the existence of a handle attachable at the user's discretion, located in the neck of the glass, which allows its incorporation or not, at ease of the person who is consuming the beverage contained in the glass.

Also, the form of corrugated or accordion that presents the glass allows its folding at the moment it is discarded, so it provides an advantage for storage and subsequent recycling when you have lost utility or interest to the user.

Finally, the lid of the container, removable to user will, presents a hole where you can insert a tube, cannula or "straw" as it is called vulgarly, to be able to consume the liquid that contains the boat.

The present glass-container is preferably made of rigid plastic material and / or semi-rigid by molding.

Background

Today the jars, boats or containers that are used for the packaging, transport and consumption of beverages of soft drinks are preferably made of metal, being of a use only for subsequent disposal immediately to your utilization. They do not have any built-in handle-shaped accessory that allows another way to hold the container or incorporate any accessory for content consumption.

On the other hand, the glasses or jars of use usual glass, porcelain or ceramics that have a handle not can be separated from this accessory, so they do not have the duality of being able to be used as a cup or glass. In this case, in the glass manufacturing process, directly from the factory incorporates the handle, and the user can decide if he needs his use or prefer to leave it depending on your desires individual. This duality of use is also presented by the lid, which you can incorporate at will and as an accessory the "straw" or cannula, or remove the lid and consume the contents so usual as would be done with a glass of water.

Being the glass built in recyclable plastic fulfills one of the most demanded functions in the assets of Daily consumption today, which is the possibility of waste ecological and intended for later reuse in a way Ecological and responsible with the environment.

The glass manufacturing process is carried out by means of three molds, destined to the boat, the handle and the lid, being the final consumer who finished assembling the glass to his will and depending on the use you want to give, so the hand of work necessary for its manufacture is minimal and is intended mainly to the container of the finished product.

So, the glass or container with handle and lid perfected for closing provides a simple solution for daily consumption of usual food drinks in all types situation, such as offices, offices, housing or exits to the field, also assuming a reuse of the glass once it is discarded by the user given its ease of compressing it, reducing its size, and recycling it in any container of plastics, which gives a versatility of use, economy of Very important manufacturing and reuse.

Description of the invention, advantages

The advantages of this Utility Model are they emerge from this descriptive report, although below we cite the most essential ones with a purely enunciative nature and not limitative:

- Easy manufacturing.

- Very simple assembly.

- Its simplicity of manufacture and versatility are translate into significant savings in manufacturing costs.

- Versatility in its use, since it can be use as a simple glass or, when attaching the handle as you can use as a cup.

- Ease for the consumption of liquid, at be able to use both the cap with a cannula accessory or "straw" or, without a lid like a normal glass.

- Gives the jar a commercial image new.

- Easy to store and transport.

- Ecological, by facilitating its reduction for storage once discarded and later recycled.

Description of the drawings

To complete the description that has been effected and a better understanding of this memory are accompanied by attached drawings showing an example of embodiment, not limiting, of the object of the invention and in which in its only figure contains two vertical perspectives of the object of the present invention

As can be seen in the only figure Nº 1 attached, we find a cylindrical vessel body (1), which it can be of variable capacities and destined to house the product inside, which incorporates in its neck a handle (2) in inverted L shape and the top on its top in the form of spherical cap

This lid is attachable to the neck of the glass, through a clipping system.

The cover (3) mentioned above presents in its center a perforation (4) in order to allow the use of the cannula or "straw" (5), as it is commonly called.

The body of the glass is built in plastic corrugated, or in accordion-shaped drawing. Those folds are they can see both at the top, forming four folds, as in the lower part, where it forms five folds. Area Central is smooth cylindrical.

The profile for the handle of the vessel (2) protrudes from the Its neck in the form of a half circle. This closure facilitates the the lace of the glass lid.

Seeing the designs we can appreciate the situation both the lid and the handle on the neck of the boat. System lid is located on the top of the glass, and then and the handle is located below the lid.

Also, we can see that the handle (3) only It has a coupling with the glass on the shortest top, the lower part being free, running the handle parallel to the body of the glass until half of it.

Claims (2)

1. Vessel or container with handle and lid perfected for closing which presents a series of improvements characterized by the existence of a handle that can be attached to the user's will, located on the neck of the vessel. It has a lid, removable at the user's discretion, and has a hole through which a tube or cannula can be inserted. 2. Vase or container with handle and lid perfected for closing, according to claim one, characterized in that it is made of corrugated plastic or in the form of an accordion, in its upper and lower part, separated from each other by a smooth cylindrical area.