ES2335736A1 - Drink container (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Beverage container of the type made of glass, having at least one first label of cellulosic material adhered with adhesive substance to the outer surface of the container, characterized in that a second cellulose label adhered with an adhesive substance is placed on the first label in such a way that it requires a force to detach the second label less than is necessary to detach the first label from the outer wall of the container. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Drink container.

The present invention refers to packaging of drink

More in particular, the present invention makes reference to glass containers, especially beverage bottles from type that has at least a first material label cellulose adhered with adhesive substance to the outer surface Of the bottle.

This is the case, for example, of wine bottles (in its various varieties), beer and other beverages (usually alcoholic beverages), which are usually made in glass.

Both wine and beer are elements of great cultural importance, giving great importance to varieties of raw material, processing and brand. How Consequently, it is common practice to collect items of consumed bottles, such as plates or labels

However, tag collecting remains very difficult due to the state of the art in the elaboration and label placement. Indeed, the labels intended for carrying information about the drink are made of cellulosic material, usually porous, so that the label can be humidified during use, and the adhesive does not allow peeling off the label. As a consequence, the tag is usually broken. These inconveniences can be solved by special treatments (steam, etc ...) that collaborate in taking off the label. But nevertheless, these methods are not applicable by users in bars and restaurants, where as a result users cannot take the labels to collect.

Tags are easily known detachable in which the label is made of a material synthetic. However, due to commercial requirements and aesthetics of the field of wines and beers, the marketing of quality wines and beers with labels synthetic material. In today's wine labels the most paper used is the vejurado with different finishes.

To give a solution to the problem, the The present invention discloses a new arrangement that allows users easy label removal without resorting to synthetic material labels.

In particular, the present invention consists of a beverage container of the type made of glass, of the type that present at least a first cellulosic material label adhered with adhesive substance to the outer surface of the container, characterized in that a second is placed on the first label cellulosic label attached with an adhesive substance of such way that requires a force to peel off the second tag less than necessary to peel off the first wall sticker outside of the container

The present invention also presents the additional advantage of allowing different protection alternatives against counterfeiting ("anti-fake labels"), which can be placed on the first label, leaving the hidden protection by the second label.

On the other hand, as mentioned, the user of a beverage container (for example a bottle of wine), you can take the second tag with ease and in this way Be able to identify the beverage for later drinks.

Preferably, the substance between the first and the second labels is an adhesive of the type that suffers fracture interfacial when the second of the first tag is peeled off.

Also preferably, the aforementioned two Adhesive substances are different from each other.

In an advantageous embodiment, the second label has an area equal to or greater than that of the first label, so that the second fully covers the first label.

Likewise advantageously, the first and the second labels present the same information on your face external

It should be noted that the present invention allows at least the second cellulosic label of a bottle, be porous type. Both labels may be the same.

For your better understanding they are attached, by title explanatory example but not limiting, some drawings of a realization of the beverage container object of the present invention.

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the bottle according to the present invention.

Figures 2 and 3 show the process of removed from the second bottle label according to this invention.

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Figure 4 is a sectional view in which look at the arrangement of layers of adhesive and labels on a bottle surface

Figure 5 corresponds to Figure 4, in the that a process of separation of the second has been represented label in which the adhesive substance suffers a fracture interfacial.

A figure 1 to 5 shows a exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

In Figures 1 to 3 a glass bottle (1), for example a bottle intended to receive wine, champagne or beer, which has a main label (21) of traditional type. The second traditional tag or label (21) is is attached to a first label (22) that is located once attached to the outer wall of the bottle (1). The second label (21) can be detached without also removing the first label (22). In the example shown, both labels are identical, containing the same information. This allows for example, the customer of a restaurant, remove the label and the Bottle does not run out of information regarding the label. The First label (22) can also be blank, and be the same, greater or lesser extent than the traditional or second label label (21).

In the case shown, the second label (21) it can be of porous type, like traditional labels, the first label can be of any material suitable for favor that the second label or label can be detached original (21) of the first label (22). In the case shown, both labels (21) and (22) are the same.

Figures 4 and 5 show the distribution of adhesive layers and labels of the example shown in figures 1 to 3. The adhesive substances (31) and (32) that bind the first label (22) to the bottle (1) and the second label (21) to the first (22) are preferably adhesive substances different. The adhesive substance (31) that joins both labels (21), (22) is a substance that preferably takes off by breakage interfacial, as seen in figure 5. To do this, or the back side of the second label (21) or the face outside of the first label, they can have a special finish that favors this example.

Multiple variants of the example are possible described For example, the labels may be attached totally or partially, with combinations of different adhesives, for example. The label holder is a bottle in any of its variants (jar, bottles, etc ...) and the final product Content may vary equally.

While the invention has been described with respect to examples of preferred embodiments, these are not due consider limiting the invention, which will be defined by the broader interpretation of the following claims.

Claims (9)

1. Beverage container of the type made of glass, presenting at least a first cellulosic material label adhered with adhesive substance to the outer surface of the container, characterized in that a second cellulosic label adhered with an adhesive substance of such is placed on the first label so that it requires a force to peel off the second tag smaller than that necessary to peel the first tag from the outer wall of the container. 2. Container according to claim 1, characterized in that the substance between the first and second labels is an adhesive of the type that suffers interfacial fracture when the second of the first label is detached. 3. Container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that said two adhesive substances are different from each other. 4. Packaging according to any of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the second label has a surface equal to or greater than that of the first label, such that the second completely covers the first label. 5. Package according to any of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the first and second labels have the same information on their outer face. 6. Package according to any of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that at least the second cellulosic label is of the porous type. 7. Packaging according to any of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the second label is completely detachable from the first. 8. Packaging according to any of claims 4 to 7, characterized in that both labels are the same. 9. Container according to any of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it is a bottle.