ES2241406A1 - Porthole glasses, have die prints formed on lamina material, and spoons provided to support shoulders - Google Patents

Abstract

The glasses have die prints formed on a lamina material. Spoons (6) are provided to support shoulders.

Description

Cup holder

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a simple flat object of a single piece punched, which allows by very simple gestures the transport of disposable conical vessels of a place to another.

The advantages of the system, as you will see more ahead, they are evident, since it is not only a means of transport for glasses, it also has elements to provide accessories (glasses) or accommodate (teaspoons, shovels, sugar packets...).

Background of the invention

Other systems are known as the trays of patterned cardboard where the vessels fit from the base and devoid of handles, or other detachable cardboard systems in runner shape where the glasses line up with cumbersome handles assembly, in most cases they are systems that easily unbalance mind and force the user to hold it with a or both hands at chest height, with flexed hands.

In all cases the accessory elements, such as teaspoons, shovels, tea bags, sugar, etc ... They are introduced randomly between the vessels without specific sites for Location. To avoid these inconveniences, I have devised this other much simpler and more practical system for the end user as for industrial manufacturing processes, since no you need glued and due to the characteristic of being flat, It facilitates storage and transport.

Description of the invention

The cup holder is manufactured by die (Stamping), on a cardboard, plastic or similar sheet of 1.5 mm recyclable character. to 2.5 mm of thickness. This offers great logistic possibilities when transporting it or store it

The die stamps, on the sheet of material, the perimeter of the piece, from two to four semicircles contains glasses, two to four grooves with spoons and two polyphors that Configure the handles.

The resulting piece allows the accommodation of vessels in the semicircles with a slight pressure resulting also that the remaining material is hanging, being able to use, subsequently, as glasses poses, detaching it with a slight pull.

In the slots, the spoons are inserted shovels or the like to stir the liquids contained in the glasses.

Pressing counterclockwise introduction of the glasses we extract the handles for the transport of set.

The design of the die is adapted to the different types of disposable conical cups on the market.

Brief description of the drawings

Figure 1.- Shows a plan view of the die cut piece and its parts.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of the die-cut piece, with one of the handles and semicircles deployed

Figure 3.- Shows detail of the housing of the glasses and teaspoons.

Figure 4.- Shows perspectives of the whole.

Description of a preferred embodiment

The Cup Holder (Figure 1), is manufactured by die (Stamping), on a sheet of cardboard, plastic or similar, of Recyclable character, with thicknesses between 1.5 mm. and 2.5 mm. (one). Said die makes several cuts on the material, so we have, the perimeter of the piece (2), The four semicircunferences porta glasses (3) where zone (4) is not stamped and allows a once pressed the cup holder (5) hold it for later separate it from the set with a slight pull.

The transport handles (7) are raised in the direction contrary to the pressure of the vessels poses and their points of Flexion (8) do not have a cut.

Spoons or sideburns are inserted in the piece by means of grooves for this purpose (6). Finally, zone (9) is reserve for sugar sachets, infusions, decaffeinated, honey, etc ... that are retained by the teaspoons or shovels once inserted in the slots referred to (6).

To get a clearer idea we have the (Figure 2).

Claims (4)

1. That the aforementioned Cup Holder, object of this invention, is manufactured on a single flat die piece, what which facilitates its industrial realization, storage and transport. 2. That as a result of the die made the Glass holder has transport handles that do not require additional accessories for fixing to the plate, holes housed glasses, poses glasses and spoons or spoon holders. 3. Which has a central zone enabled, once introduced the spoons or shovels, for accommodation of sugar sachets, infusions, decaffeinated or similar ... 4. That the system is adaptable to a number any of glasses for transport.