ES1077652U - CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER - Google Patents

Abstract

1. Case for nasal aspirator, the nasal aspirators of which are formed by an aspiration nozzle attached to a cylindrical envelope by means of the corresponding tube, the envelope surrounding a container element, inside which the corresponding filter is placed, ending the envelope by one of its ends in another mouthpiece for insertion into the nostrils of the baby's nose, characterized in that the case has a substantially prismatic configuration made up of a cover and a base, both the cover and the base have a flat perimeter area Rectangular that extends according to inclined planes whose edge extends vertically in the corresponding skirts, which include that of the cover of a concave area that fits into a depressed area of the skirt of the base with the help of means of immobilization of the cover to the base for its closed position, providing on the inner surface of the base partitions for immobilization of the different parts of the nasal aspirator as well as one or more rooms for the watertight protection of separate filters for said aspirator. 2. Case for nasal aspirator according to the 1st claim, characterized in that in the concave area present in the skirt of the lid and on its inner surface there is a projection that fits into a hole present in the depressed area of the skirt of the base. Case for nasal aspirator according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that a projection is provided in the concave area present on the skirt of the lid, and on its outer surface. Case for nasal aspirator according to the 1st claim, characterized in that the skirts of the lid and base have a small recess on their edge to fit the lid to the base.5. Case for nasal aspirator according to claim 1, characterized in that reinforcing ribs have been provided at regular distances on the inner surface of the lid and the base. Case for nasal aspirator according to claim 1, characterized in that the enclosures for the protection of the filters stored inside have perimeter walls at the edges of which two covers are folded, provided with the corresponding angled tabs for their closure. Case for nasal aspirator according to claim 1, characterized in that the lids are joined by one of their edges by means of a hinge from which lugs that fit into the corresponding enclosures emerge perpendicularly.

Description

"CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER"

Object of the Invention:

More specifically, the invention relates to a special case designed for storage and

protection

from a vaccum cleaner nasal Y their elements

complementary r

safeguarding them of the powder Y the

dirt,

Y sure I'm going its integrity Y availability,

in

all moment.

State of the Art:

There are various types of nasal aspirators on the market and therefore can be considered as a state of the art, basically designed to facilitate the extraction of mucus from the nose of babies, since they are not trained to blow , and the help of parents and / or caregivers is needed.

The nasal aspirators are used continuously and must be at hand at all times, and it is even an element that is part of the baby's basket when the same in the company of parents and / or family undertakes a trip, being therefore obliged that said aspirator It must be accessible at any point and condition, serving in pharmacies and other outlets in two blisters or other similar forms, which once opened do not allow the vacuum cleaner to be stored again, since it is in contact with others objects and is contaminated by them.

Purpose of the invention:

Avoid by including the vacuum cleaner in a closed container its possible contamination, at the same time that said container allows to keep the case of the present invention complementary elements, but which at the same time are necessary for the proper functioning thereof such as filters, for example, marine water

Description of the Invention:

The recommended invention consists of a case, provided with a lid and base, the first one is folded over the second, and inside said case the nasal aspirator and complementary elements thereof are stored, such as, one or more filters and, in its case case, a jar of seawater.

The case in one of the possible embodiments has a substantially prismatic configuration, of edges and blunt edges, provided on the cover of the case, of the corresponding tab as a concave zone that overlaps in a depressed area provided in the base, to facilitate the closing of said case.

Inside the base of the case there are separate enclosures to house the corresponding filters, as well as an arrangement of small partitions between which the different parts of the nasal aspirator are immobilized, such as the vacuum nozzle that is joined by a tube , which is mounted on the outside to a container cylinder with a nozzle at one of its ends, which is where the filters are placed, with the corresponding nozzle that is the one that is introduced into the nostrils of the nose

In addition, a bottle of seawater is included as a complement.

Other details and features will be revealed in the course of the description given below, in which reference is made to the

figures

that to is memory be accompany, in the that be

sample

to Title illustrative but no limitative a

graphic representation

from the invention.

Description of the figures:

Following is a list of the different parts of the invention that appears in the attached figures, and which are listed below; (10) case, (11) cover, (12) base, (13) skirt, (14) push button area, (15) highlight, (16) hinges, (17) ribs,

(18)

partitions, (19) hole, (20) depressed area, (21) enclosure, (22) walls, (23) covers, (24) tabs, (25) bumper, (26) skirt, (27) hinge, (28) ) highlight, (29) vacuum nozzle, (30) tube, (31) container, (32) seawater bottle, (33) nozzle, (34) protrusions,

(35)

inclined planes, (36) protrusion, (37) recess, (38) enclosure, (39) filters, (40) nozzle.

Figure 1 is a perspective of the case (10), in the open position, in which the arrangement of the different parts of the cover (11) and the base (12) can be seen by their interior surfaces, and in the part center of the inner surface of the base (12), the enclosures (21) with the covers (13) in the closed position.

Figure 2 is a perspective similar to the

anterior, of the case (10), but with the covers (23) of the enclosures (21) in the open position.

Figure 3 is a top plan view of the case (10) in which the cover (11) is in the same plane as the base (12), the case (10) being in the open position.

Figure 4 is (a) a section by A-A 'according to the

figure

no 3, Y (b) a view side in raised from the

tapas

(2. 3) united I measured before the hinge (27) from the that

emerge

toward down the big tits (25).

Figure 5 is a front elevational view of the case (10) in the closed position.

Figure 6 is a top plan view of the case (10) in the closed position, in which the main parts of the case (10) inside are marked.

Figure 7 is a bottom plan view of the case (10) in the closed position, in which the main parts of the case (10) inside are marked.

Figure 8 is a view of the case (10) in the open position, in which the interior parts thereof, provided on the front surfaces of the cover (11) and the base (12) can be seen.

Figure 9 is a section 8-8 'according to figure

Figure 10 is a top plan view of the

case (10 r) in which the nasal aspirator formed by the vacuum nozzle (29), the tube (30), the container (31) and the nozzles are located on the inner surface of the base (12) (33) with their respective filters (39) inside, and as a complementary element the seawater bottle (32).

Figure 11 is a top plan view of the case (10) in the open position, in an alternative embodiment in which the seawater bottle (32) and the corresponding partitions (18) are dispensed for fastening and it modifies the internal distribution of the different elements of the case (10).

Figure 12 is the same top plan view of the case (10) in the open position of the previous figure, with the different elements: the nasal aspirator (29-30-31) and the nozzle paths (33) positioned within the Case (10) in their respective housings.

Description of a practical embodiment of the invention:

In one of the preferred embodiments of the invention, and as can be seen in the figures attached hereto, the case (10) is a body of substantially prismatic configuration, of blunt edges and divided into two parts, a top cover

(11) which is folded on a base (12), in figures 1 and 2 the open reference case with one of its possible interior configurations is shown.

Alternatively, another possible embodiment of the invention can be seen in Figures 11 and 12, in which the case (10) only contains the enclosures (21) for storing the filters (39) inside the nozzle body (33), And the means for placing the different parts of the nasal aspirator such as the partitions (18), dispensing in this embodiment of the seawater bottle (32) f at one of whose ends the nozzle (40) is placed .

As can be seen in figure 5, the case (10) in the closed position, presents in the vicinity of the perimeter of both the cover (11) and the base (12), inclined planes (36) that they prevent externally from the case of living edges, extending (36) in a perimeter skirt (13-26), thereby facilitating the introduction of the case (10), in other larger containers. The skirts (13 26) have a perimeter recess (37), as can be seen in the section of figure 4.

The immobilization of the cover (11) in the base (12), is carried out by means of the provision in the middle area of the skirt (13), of a concave configuration push button (14) with an external projection (28), the area (14) when the case (10) is closed overlaps when the inner projection (36) fits into the hole (19) present in the depressed area (2 O), complementing the closure by means of the recesses (37) provided in cover (11) and base (12).

The solidity of the cover (11) against internal pressures is achieved through the provision of ribs (17) distributed regularly inside the said cover (11). Similarly the base (12)

it presents the corresponding ribs (17) f And also a series of vertical and perpendicular partitions (18) to the base (12).

In the base (12) the enclosures (21) are housed, which consist as can be seen, for example, in figures 1 and 2 of enclosures (21) composed of perimeter walls (22) and covers (23) Said covers

(23) as can be seen in figures 3 and 4, they have a central hinge (27) that joins one of the edges of the covers (23) f and from which some lugs (25) emerge perpendicular to the hinge (27), said cover (23) being retained in the enclosures (21) with the aid of the bent tabs (24), and the hinge

(27) retained with the aforementioned stud (25).

A nasal aspirator consists of, for example, a suction nozzle (29) f that attaches to the container

(31) by means of the tube (30) and in which the nozzle (33) is mounted and inside the body of (33) the filter (39), and the nozzle (33) surrounds the container (31) being the mouthpiece (33) which is inserted into the child's nose, all the anterior parts of the nasal aspirator are immobilized under pressure in the partitions

(18), which in some cases incorporate projections (34) in the vicinity of its end, as illustrated in Figure 10 to prevent the unexpected exit of the parts comprising the vacuum cleaner of the base (12) of the case (10).

Described sufficiently the present invention in correspondence with the attached figures, it is easy to understand that any modifications of detail that are deemed convenient may be introduced therein, provided that the essence of the invention that is summarized in the following claims is not altered.

Claims (2)

the - CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER, the nasal aspirators of which are formed by a suction nozzle attached to a cylindrical envelope by means of the corresponding tube, surrounding the envelope a container element, in which the corresponding filter is placed, ending the envelope one of its ends in another mouthpiece for its introduction into the nostrils of the baby's nose, characterized in that the case has a substantially prismatic configuration composed of a lid and a base, both the lid and the base have a flat area of perimeter rectangular that extends according to inclined planes whose edge extends vertically in the corresponding skirts, which include that of the cover of a concave area that fits into a depressed area of the skirt of the base with the help of immobilization means from the lid to the base for its closed position, provided on the inside surface of the base e of some partitions

for

the immobilization from the different parts of the

vaccum cleaner

nasal So how from one or more enclosures for the

protection

waterproof from two filters for saying

vaccum cleaner.

CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to the claim, characterized in that in the concave zone present in the skirt of the lid and in its inner surface there is a projection that fits in a hole present in the depressed area of the skirt of the base. 3rd

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CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that in the concave area present in the skirt of the lid, and on its outer surface it has been

5 provided a highlight. 4th CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to the claim, characterized in that the skirts of the lid and base have a small recess in its edge for fitting the lid to the base. 10 s CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to claim 1, characterized in that on the inner surface of the lid and the base, reinforcement ribs are provided at regular distances. 6th CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to the 15 claim, characterized in that the enclosures for the protection of the filters stored therein have perimeter walls at the edges of which cover covers provided with the corresponding angled flanges for closing. 7a 20 CASE FOR NASAL VACUUM CLEANER according to claim 1, characterized in that the lids are joined by one of their edges by means of a hinge from which emerges downwards or perpendicularly some lugs that fit into the corresponding enclosures.

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