MXPA98001953A - Container of liquid containers, double cam - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention relates to a "Liquid container, double chamber", which could provide two chambers containing liquid or any other type of food or drink, or the combination of both, in the same container, wherein said chambers that They form the container are independent and are sealed so that the flavors do not mix. The object of the present invention is to provide a type of packaging totally different from those currently on the market, thanks to an innovative internal construction, whose main feature is that it divides the container into two chambers providing advantages such as: different types of beverages in a single container, the possibility of packing liquids and solids in the same container, the possibility of changing taste without having to buy another soft drink, keeping the drink cold longer, which no other type of container has achieved

Description

. "CONTAINER OF LIQUIDS CONTAINER, DOUBLE CHAMBER." ". _., SECRETARIAT OF CO? CRC.ü AND FOA? 8NTO INDUSTRIAL DELEGATION rS WAL BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION m NU2VT LEÓN, RECEIVED At present, conventional aluminum or plastic containers may contain liquids with dissolved gas, such as soft drinks, canned beers, mineral waters, fruit juices, etc., but once the container has been opened, if this drink is not consumed in its entirety it tends to lose its gas content, altering the original flavor of the product. liquid.

Likewise when a container has been opened, all the content is of a single flavor, therefore, if it is desired to change flavor, it is necessary to open another container, wasting the liquid that has not been consumed, since the container is not You can cover it to save it.

In order to eliminate these and other drawbacks, the development of the present "Double-Chamber Liquid Container Container" was intended, which is intended to be protected by means of the present application, since it is a container that integrates another interior container of smaller size, which allows to consume a part of the liquid, keeping the other part of the container closed, either to consume it immediately or to re-refrigerate it to consume it later, in addition to offering multiple combinations of product, even with products that are not liquid, or with liquid products that are not drinks, the combinations are endless, as many as the imagination dictates, what conventional packaging does not offer. 5 - 10 fifteen DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The characteristic details of this novel "Container of Liquids, of Double Chamber," are clearly shown in the following description and in the accompanying drawings, as well as an illustration of that and following the same reference signs to indicate the parts and the figures shown - Figure 1 is an elevation view of a conventional liquid container.

Figure 2 is a sectional view in elevation of a Container of Liquids, Double Chamber, and double lid.

Figure 3 is a plan view of the upper and lower covers of the Liquid Container Container, of Double Chamber, to observe the disposition of the outlet openings of the liquid with respect to each other.

Figure 4 is a view in conventional sectioned elevation showing the union of the lids with the open cylinder and the inner vessel, forming the Double-Chamber Liquid Container Container.

Figure 5 is an elevation view of the manner in which the Double-Chamber Liquid Container Packs are stacked, fitting the upper lid of the lower container with the lower lid of the upper container. Figure 6 is a sectional conventional elevation view showing another embodiment of the Double Chamber Liquid Container Container system.

Figure 7 is a plan view of the upper and lower lid of the Liquid Container Container, of Double Chamber, in another application modality. fifteen twenty PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION (OR BETTER METHOD KNOWN TO CARRY OUT THE INVENTION) With reference to said figures, the conventional liquid container is constituted by a glass (1.1) generally formed of aluminum or plastic, which can also be treated cardboard, and a lid (of aluminum) (1.2) with its manual opener ( 1.3).

The container of this invention (Fig. 2) can also be made of aluminum, plastic or treated cardboard, and is formed by an open cylinder (2.1) by extreme arabos, adding a lower cover (2.2) instead of the base conventional and said lower cover also incorporates the manual opener (2.3) in the sense found with respect to the position of the manual opener (2.7) of the upper cover (2.6), (fig.3), leaving the openings (3.1 and 3.2) of the container in sense found (Figure 3), internally incorporates a vessel (2.4) whose containment capacity can vary according to the needs or intentions of the bottler, which is fixed to one end of the container (2.5) by industrial means commonly used, being called this position, upper part, because once the container is formed, the lower cover will fit with the top cover (fig-5), for stowage and commercial display in points of sale.

The design of the container and the diversity of material in which it can be manufactured constitute, in part, the novelty of the * same, where part of a hollow cylinder to which is added internally a glass of less capacity content, the container in turn incorporates a lower lid with manual bottle opener, instead of the conventional base, in the upper part a lid is also incorporated with manual opener, the upper lid is slightly smaller in diameter than the lower lid of such way that at the moment do they fit perfectly, as can be seen? "In Figure 5, In this way a "Double-Chamber Liquid Container" is obtained, whose advantages and 15 novel features are as follows: a) Re-refrigerate the liquid that has not been consumed and that is in one of the two closed chambers.

B) Change to another flavor of drink without the need to buy another soft drink, since said container may contain two different types in one. c) Keep the drink cold longer, since when the beverage contained in one chamber is consumed, the beverage contained in the other chamber remains hermetically closed, d) Two types of drinks of any type are offered, in the same container, completely, independent of each other, without * Mix the flavors. e) It is possible to make a combination of drinks and then mix with an alcoholic beverage, (for example black soda with mineral water). f) It is possible to make a combination of liquids and solids without flavors being combined, for example beer with peanuts, beer with a flavoring, etc. g) The number of application variants is infinite. h) The possibility of a successful commercial exploitation since the company that commercializes it has an extensive range of variants for the production of advertising.

For all the above, it can be stated that this type of container has not been achieved by any other similar device and has the characteristics of containing two different types of drinks in the same container, and may also contain a combination of liquids and solids. , Another variant of application of a "Container of Liquids, of Double Chamber", would be with the inner cup of a cylinder with a diameter equal to that of the upper lid so that when it is manufactured it can be incorporated directly into the hollow cylinder that will form the final container, and sealed according to the conventional processes for the engargolado of the lid with the body.

This other application modality is perfectly appreciated in Figure 6, thus achieving two different spaces in the same container that can be filled with liquids or solids of different characteristics. ír * Likewise, as another application modality, a manual (7,1) conventional aluminum bottle opener, called hard, has been incorporated in the lower lid of the container and a manual opener (7,2) of adhesive film in 15 the top cover, as shown in figure 7, this is in order to prevent the manual uncloggers from being caught when they are stacked, if they are both aluminum. * In the same way, if the two top and bottom cap openers were hard (aluminum), just by growing the rivet of one of the caps a few millimeters would be enough to prevent them from snagging when they are stowed. 25

Claims (6)

CLAIMS * Having sufficiently described the invention is considered as a novelty and therefore I claim as legitimate the property of my client what is contained in the following clauses:

1. Container of Liquids, of Double Chamber, which is formed by a hollow tube and open by the two - 10 ends, made in any type of material, whether aluminum, plastic or cardboard, essentially characterized by incorporating, inside the tube hollow, a vessel of the same material, where the base of the inner vessel corresponds to the conventional bases of the containers 15 common, when the inner vessel is introduced into the hollow tube and open at the ends, said vessel is filled and sealed with an upper lid that includes a manual opener and that said airtight seal, joins the open end of the inner vessel with one end of the outside vessel, 20 forming a chamber, the container is turned over and the other chamber is formed with the resulting space between the differential of the inner vessel and the outer vessel, which is filled with the product desired by the bottler, and the container is sealed with another lid lower, larger diameter than the 25 top cover, to allow them to fit the containers when they are stacked at the points of sale.

2 . Double-Chamber Liquid Container Container, which is characterized because izal and as claimed in the first clause, said container has the particularity of providing two types of drinks in the same in different chambers, and that once it has been emptied The contents of a chamber prevent any residues that may remain in said chamber from spilling since the openings of the covers are located in the opposite direction relative to one another.

3. Double-Chamber Liquid Container Container, characterized in that, as claimed in the first clause, the capacity of the inner vessel may vary according to the bottler's needs, and the quantities of liquid in each chamber may vary.

4. Container of Liquids, of Double Chamber, characterized in that as claimed in the first clause, the inner vessel in another application modality is a cylinder, whose base is the conventionally used, the diameter of the cylinder being the same as the upper lid, with an inverted "u" -shaped edging at the hollow end, which allows it to be pssicionarse in the mouth of the container, to be filled and then sealed with the top cover, forming a chamber independent of the rest of the container and incorporated in it.

5. Container of Liquids, of Double Camera, that is characterized because as it was claimed in the first * clause, manual bottle openers can be interspersed in the upper and lower covers, incorporating bottle opener 5 aluminum manual on the lower cover and incorporating an adhesive film opener on the top cover.

6. Container of Liquids, of Double Camera, that is characterized because as it was claimed in the first 10 clause, this container can contain two types of liquids r ¥ in it without mixing their flavors, having the possibility of offering for sale the desired combination of products, such as liquids with liquids, liquids with solids and solids with solids . fifteen twenty 25 - ll