ES1073676U - Vessel conveyor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Vessel transporter, characterized by being constituted by a flat body, of micro-corrugated cardboard, die-cut, easy to fold for the transport of different vessel sizes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Cup conveyor

Object of the invention

The present specification refers to a utility model request for a system for service and transport of cardboard or plastic cups of different sizes, it does not need assembly since it is a laminar structure of a micro-corrugated cardboard material that allows to be transported with great ease in a safe way in sporting events, shows, fairs, musicals or Similar.

Background of the invention

We have detected the need to create a support flat and manageable for the transport of the vessels since there is the difficulty in transporting several glasses at once with content in the interior, so with our support, we try to facilitate said journey to a certain place with greater comfort and Security of our client. There are numerous systems of container holders of different materials, dimensions, styles, with flaps, tabs, prismatic bodies, tabs, three-dimensional structures but none improves the properties and features that we offer, since we improve the idea of transporting beverage to a flat, die-cut system, with bending lines, tiny weight, easily storable and costs reduced Our vessel conveyor is the best solution for all the events mentioned above.

Description of the invention

Our vessel conveyor has been designed for the replacement of bulky elements that in the currently exist. The sheet is made of cardboard micro-wavy to give it a greater resistance, correctly stamped, and will consist of lines of folded that we will mark in the manufacturing process; for said bending lines we will bring down approximately 90º and we will obtain the support to be transported. In the central area we will incorporate the vessels that will be perfectly subject, since the diameter of the glass, will cause the pressure exerted when introduced on the primitive diameter of the die cut sheet, it is coupled, since we have small lashes around the vessel hole that will make it not only useful for a certain vessel diameter The dimensions of the conveyor and diameters for incorporate the vessels can be varied according to the diameter of the vessel and even the needs that the client requires.

The upper face of the sheet can receive a different finish, called "stucco" that gives it greater eye-catching and can be used to incorporate ads, photocompositions, drawings ... etc.

It does not need assembly since it does not need to assemble No flap or tab. To complete the description you are going to perform and with the intention of understanding more easily the characteristics of the invention, a sheet of drawings of the figures with an illustrative and non-limiting nature, where we will see the innovations and advantages of the invention.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure number 1.- Shows a plan view of the object of the invention relating to a conveyor system of glasses for various diameters.

Figure number 2.- Corresponds to the system bending over the bending lines with the incorporation of glasses.

Figure number 3.- Shows our vessel conveyor, already dejected, with the vessels incorporated in the Central area and ready to go.

Description of a preferred embodiment

In view of these figures you can see as the vessel transport system is made up of only one piece; in figure number 1 we observe the figure in plan, seeing which is a symmetrical figure in which the four corners are rounded (1) to avoid possible injury by elements pointed. It consists of two holes (2) that are enabled for system transport, the shape of said gaps corresponds to a Curved shape that facilitates the stability of the conveyor. Then we have rectangular holes (3) that are of length the vessel diameter so as to facilitate the holding of the glass once dejected. Finally we are in the central area in which we see the bending lines (4), which are still grooves in the cardboard, to facilitate the path of despondency on these lines and the reception area of the vessels (5) in which we observe that it consists of two circular elements punched out that they incorporate small tabs that when introducing the glass, depending on the diameter of the same, they are enlarged more or less.

In figure number 2 we see how we should put the glasses in the respective holes and how to lower the cardboard in the direction indicated by the arrows.

In figure number 3 we see the system ready to carry, where all the weight of the glasses is loaded on the area central.

It is not considered to make the explanations so that any subject matter expert understands the scope of the invention.

The terms described in this report they should always be taken broadly and not limitingly.

Claims (4)

1. Glass conveyor, characterized by being a flat body, made of micro-corrugated cardboard, stamped, easily folded for the transport of different vessel sizes. 2. Conveyor of vessels, according to claim 1, characterized in that it is completely flat that by means of a 90 ° folding down the area of the bending lines, we obtain the volume necessary to introduce the vessels into the area of holes in a circular shape, having the contours Object exteriors as advertising motifs. 3. Conveyor of vessels, according to claim 1 characterized by small rectangular areas above each hole that will serve to hold the vessels in the central area. 4. Vessel conveyor, according to claim 1 characterized by being provided with a hole in the upper central area with respect to the front vertical axis, for the introduction and coupling of the fingers.