ES1074117U - Case for bottles perfected convertible in stackable bottle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Case for bottles perfected convertible in stackable bottle, characterized by being constituted by four equal pieces two and two and manufactured in the same material, preferably recyclable plastics, which assembled give rise to a case to transport bottles and disassembled their parts constitute a bottle rack stackable (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Improved convertible bottle case in stackable bottle rack.

Object of the invention

The present invention describes a case for transport a limited number of bottles to three units as maximum whose purpose, once the case is disassembled, is usable as a bottle rack for a maximum capacity of six bottles. He system offers the provision of transporting bottles by way of case protecting them from external mechanical actions (blows, friction, ...) and in turn the possibility of composing a bottle rack of double capacity of the number of bottles it contains when dealing with a stackable system of great variability.

Background of the invention

The model described differs completely from other systems that work to transport bottles only (Cardboard, wood or similar boxes for a limited number of bottles) that once used, are discarded. Sometimes these systems store the bottles but lack character of exhibition or reserve in suitable conditions of the bottles by way of cellar.

It also differs from models that are defined. only as wine cellars as these cannot be used for transport or as a case.

There are some solutions in relation to bottle racks as transportable items that are finally used as stackable bottle racks.

These systems have the following technical limitations:

The transportable system is constituted minimum by three different pieces: Handle to facilitate the handling of the element and portability, container where bottles are deposited and finally the cover that converts the set into a case.

The stackable transportable system is constituted by three different pieces that complicate the process industrial manufacturing since they need the composition of Different techniques and production materials. Each piece needs a manufacturing process (molds, materials, ...). So these Models are formed in three processes. Materials are also mixed such as styrofoam in containers and a loop or cord that is inserted as a handle.

The use of different pieces to establish the model complicates the assembly and disassembly of the system. Has a conventional stacking form.

The transport of three bottles in these models offers a bottle rack for three bottles. Therefore it does not exist storage variability.

Description of the invention

The case bottle rack-transportable-stackable se called invention for presenting innovations in the art and design. Compared to other similar systems, the model is formed for 4 equal pieces two to two. It presents a simplicity in the manufacturing process of the parts that constitute it since it They can be made in the same material (Plastic, metal, ...) and only in two manufacturing processes. The simple geometry of the pieces facilitates a quick assembly of the case because the union of the system does not lie in the parts of the container that finally they will use as a bottle rack but in the auxiliary pieces that guarantee the closure of the model as a case. In this way the pieces that will eventually become exhibition elements with the bottles in the cellar they lack tongue and groove joints in the edges of its surfaces, finishes that do exist in others utility models With this technique, the aesthetic character of the bottle rack. The bottle case carries a maximum of three bottles but once disassembled offers the service, of storing six bottles presenting a variability of unconventional two-dimensional stacking.

Brief description of the drawings

To facilitate the description that is being performing and in order to establish a better, compression of the concepts of the invention, attached to the present description a set of drawings with an illustrative and non-limiting nature. Be develops in the following figures:

Figure 1.- Shows the front elevation of the bottle rack. Case closed.

Figure 2.- Shows the top view of the bottle case.

Figure 3.- Shows the front elevation later.

Figure 4.- Shows the views of the piece auxiliary or stem. View 1.Plant and front elevation. View 2. Floor and side elevation.

Figure 5.- Shows a cross section (Intersection line A-B) of the case bottle rack.

Figure 6.- Shows a longitudinal section. (C-D intersection line) of the case bottle rack.

Figure 7.- Shows in perspective the assembly of the bottle case to transport bottles. Placement of stems in the interstices of the main piece.

Figure 8.- Shows in perspective the assembly of the bottle case to transport bottles. Case Closure sliding the top main piece over the stems already coupled in the lower main piece.

Figure 9.- Shows the case in perspective bottle rack fully assembled and ready to transport bottles

Figure 10.- Shows the composition in elevation of a bottle rack with the pieces that form a bottle case.

Figure 11.- Shows a perspective view the unconventional stacking of the pieces that make up a case bottle rack.

Figure 12.- Shows the composition in elevation of a bottle rack with the pieces that form several cases bottle racks

Figure 13.- Shows a perspective view the unconventional stacking of the pieces, which makes up several bottle cases.

Description of a preferred embodiment

The bottle case shown is consisting of two main pieces (1). hollow binoculars e identical as a container and two auxiliary parts (5) equal to mode, of stems that act as binding elements.

The two equal prismatic main pieces contain at its ends a hole in the area of the base (4) and another hollow in the central lateral zone (3) that are intended for use for handle These pieces each contain three housings (9) to house a bottle in each of them. The accommodations (9) have a square floor plan with chamfered corners and their sides approximate the tangential lines to the approximate diameter of a bottle The extrusion of the contour that constitutes the perimeter of the floor of each housing conforms the faces sides of the main piece (1). The three accommodations of each main piece are joined at their vertices so that these joints form interstices (7) where the stems are housed (5) anchoring aids of the two main parts. The centers of gravity of the three housings (9) configure the vertices of an imaginary triangle and the shape of the accommodations favor the stackable condition by fitting main parts equals (1).

In the interstices of each main piece there are four holes (8) that allow the penetration of lugs (6) existing in the assembly stems. These will slide through the interstices (7) deforming their faces when treated of an elastic material towards its virtual central axis and once penetrates the pin (6) into the hole (8) in the gap (7) of the piece (1) returns to its initial state, and the rod (5) is adjust tangentially to the surface of the interstitium (7) avoiding the sliding of the system through the anchor-piercing anchor (2). Once the operation with the two stems is carried out, the Perfect coupling of the two main parts.

Claims (3)

1. Improved bottle case convertible into a stackable bottle rack, characterized by being made up of four pieces equal to two to two and made of the same material, preferably recyclable plastics, which assembled give rise to a case to transport bottles and disassembled their pieces constitute a bottle rack stackable 2. Improved bottle case convertible into a stackable bottle rack, characterized by a pair of equal prismatic pieces (1) that constitutes the bottle container, each containing three housings (9) for the transport and storage of the bottles where the Geometric configuration of the housings forms interstitial spaces (7) with punctures (8) where the other pair of auxiliary pieces (5) are placed by sliding, like rods with a system of lugs (6) at their ends that deforming their faces towards the virtual central axis of the stems slide through these spaces until they penetrate these perforations (8), the faces of the stem adopting their initial state which favors the anchoring and non-sliding of the pieces and finally a coupling is obtained Perfect of the four pieces. 3. Improved bottle case convertible into a stackable bottle rack, characterized in that the two same prismatic pieces that constitute the bottle container have at their ends handles consisting of a hole in the base area (4) and another hole in the area central side (3), creating a portability of the indistinct system of the hole that is used.