FR2676212A1 - Pack-holder - Google Patents

Abstract

Pack-holder handle. The present invention relates to a pack-holder handle. By means of this handle it is possible to carry packs of water with less risk of them falling to the ground and breaking. The handle consists of a group of functions forming a handle for packs of water distributed in packs of six bottles. This handle is fixed in the plastic film of the packs.

Description

PACK HOLDER HANDLE
The present invention relates to a pack carrying handle, allowing the transport of packs of 6 bottles of water in plastic films; these packs are widely used for the sale of water in distribution.

 It is thus usual for manufacturers of water, to allow better distribution, to assemble 6 bottles of water of one and a half liters by a plastic film, and thereby produce a pack.

 This assembly is very practical for packaging and distribution, but unfortunately very impractical for its transport by the end customer.

 Indeed, these packs are heavy: they weigh approximately 9 kg and have a volume of 9000 cm3, which makes them all in all bulky.

 In addition, the plastic films making the pack can not be taken in any way, because after a few steps, they tear, if we have not taken care of this problem, the water bottles will separate fall and break on the ground.

 The state of the art in this field has not yet satisfactorily resolved this problem.

Indeed, the only known solutions in this field, are
Or use a solid bag with solid handles, which requires carrying such a bag when you go shopping.

Or, a second solution, the presence of a handle made of solid tape fixed on the base of the pack on one side, which allows the tilted pack to be transported.

 This solution, although having been used, was not retained because it only partially solves the problems.

 Indeed, she. allows the packs to be transported, but it needs to be lifted well so that it does not inadvertently touch the ground.

 Therefore, it is inconvenient to use and does not provide flexibility and comfort of use.

 In addition, this solution does not solve the problem of solidity because, in many cases, after a few meters with the sloshing of the step, 1 plastic gives way and the bottle pack falls and the bottles explode spreading their contents on the ground.

 The invention of the pack holder handle significantly solves the problems encountered by the solutions usually proposed.

 The invention consists of a set of one and the same rectangular-shaped part, the smallest sides of which consist of a form of semi-circles, and one side of which has the particularity of having a closure system and d 'hanging.

 The pack holder handle consists of a U-shaped assembly and a U-shaped hanging system.

 The peculiarities of this U are that the base of the U, point where the plastic of the pack rests, is surmounted by an inverted V-piece to allow a better load distribution.

 This V-shaped piece is made so as to pierce the plastic without damaging it.

 The point is made up of a non-return form as well as a form to pierce the plastic and prevent it from coming out.

 The attachment system prevents the involuntary unhooking of the handle.

 The upper part is intended to have a good grip, as well as a positioning for an advertisement.

 All the materials can be used insofar as it can support the mass without breaking.

 The pack holder handle allowing the transport of 1.5 liter bottles of water made up of a pack of 6 bottles, consists of a single plastic part forming a U, closed by a fastening system.

 The lower part of the U is surmounted by an inverted V-shaped part allowing a better distribution of the load, and thus making it possible to avoid tearing of the plastic film.

 The V-shaped support part has a profiled shape to avoid tearing the film when penetrating into it.

 The tip has a profiled shape to allow penetration of the film without tearing it.

 The tip is also profiled to prevent it from coming out and that it can enter the housing allowing it to be blocked in the closure system.

 The pack holder handle consists of a closure and locking system for the tip.

 The upper part of the U is profiled to allow a better grip with an ergonomic shape, as well as a location to position the advertisement.

Claims (6)

Claims 1) - Pack holder handle allowing the transport of 1.5 liter bottles of water made up in a pack of 6 bottles, characterized in that it consists of a single plastic part forming a U and closed by a fastening system. 2) - Pack holder handle according to claim 1 characterized in that the lower part of the U is surmounted by an inverted V-shaped part allowing a better distribution of the load, and thus making it possible to avoid tearing of the plastic film. 3) - handle pack holder according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the V-shaped support part has a profiled shape to avoid tearing the film during penetration therein. 4) - handle pack holder according to claim 1 characterized in that the tip has a profiled shape to allow penetration of the film without tearing it. 5) - handle pack holder according to claims 1 and 4 characterized in that the tip is further profiled to prevent it from coming out and that it can enter the housing allowing its blocking in the closure system. 6) - handle pack holder according to claims 1 and 5 characterized in that it consists of a closure and blocking system of the tip defined in claim 5. 7) - handle pack holder according to claim 1 characterized by the fact that the upper part of the U is profiled to allow a better grip with an ergonomic shape, as well as a location for positioning advertising. Definition of the numbers on the different diagrams.  1) - V-shaped piece allowing the distribution of the load on the plastic film.  2) - Tip made to allow penetration into the plastic film without tearing it.  3) - Fixing system for closing the handle.  4) - Ergonomic area of the handle for grip.  5) - Handle area reserved for placing an advertisement.  6) - Body of the handle as a whole.