RU185097U1 - PACKAGING FOR PASTE PRODUCTS - Google Patents

Abstract

The technical field to which the utility model belongs: Packaging for pasty products refers to the field of packaging products, in particular to the packaging of pasty and creamy foods. The useful model is intended for use by people with disabilities and children, and can be used, for example, at home BACKGROUND: For packaging pasty products and creams, packages such as sachets or containers are usually used. A package for dosed liquid drugs made in the form of a sachet having I have one longitudinal and two transverse seams and an incision for opening, made along the edge of the package (see international publication WO 95/01921 Sachets for Liquid Medicines, IPC B65D 75/48 B65D 75/62 of 1995.01.19). packaging for pasty products, made in the form of a flat bag of flexible material, having an opening line, equipped with dense elements made in the form of strips whose length corresponds to the length of the hole (see patent of the Russian Federation No. 2368558 "Packaging for pasty products" IPC B65D 35 / 00 (2006/01). Packages like sachet is they are used both for packaging liquid medicines and everywhere for filling pasty products in various dosages. The indicated analogues have low consumer properties, associated with the difficulty of their use by people with disabilities and children, since with low mobility of the hands and fingers, squeezing the product out of such flexible packaging, very difficult. The product moves inside the package in different directions, but does not reach the opening for product extraction. Also, using analog packaging is difficult for people with disabilities and children to evenly apply the product to the surface, because the uneven release of the product makes it “heaped”, which implies the need to smear it with the help of additional devices (knives, spoons), which can be dangerous. Also a close analogue to the proposed utility model in appearance is a block that transfers aroma (see US patent No. US 4858831), consisting of a container with a flexible wall and a porous material, impregnated aromatic liquid. When pressed on the container, the air in it contracts and leaves through the porous material, due to which the aroma spreads. This analogue does not apply to the food industry, and therefore is not used for packaging food products. In addition, according to the author, the internal structure of this analogue is not used to store the product, the analogue is "hollow". In this regard, this analogue does not solve the problem of using foodstuffs for people with disabilities and children to store and apply the product. All of the above analogues individually have their advantages, but it does not follow from the current level of technology that there is already a package that combines to yourself all the necessary properties that would simplify the use of packaging by people with disabilities and children. Disclosure of the essence of the utility model: The objective of the proposed utility model is to improve consumer skih properties of the packaging, to allow its use by people with disabilities and detmi.Predlagaemoe device is illustrated by drawings: FIG. 1 shows a package for pasty products made in the form of a tubular container placed between two rigid plates, on one of which there is an opening for extracting the product; FIG. 2 shows a packaging for pasty products, top view; FIG. Fig. 3 shows a packaging for pasty products, in a section, in General view; In Fig. 4 shows a package for pasty products, in section, in folded form; FIG. 4 shows a packaging for pasty products, folded, side view. Implementation of a utility model: The technical result of packaging for pasty products is achieved due to the self-sufficient design of such packaging, the product is removed from it without opening the package, without additional devices, and taking it into account initial condition without any efforts on the part of people with disabilities and children. The design of packaging for pasty products is made in the form a rubbed container (1) placed between the rigid plates (3), at least one of which has an opening for extracting the product (4), the tubular container is made of flexible, wrinkled, in particular corrugated material (5) characterized in that corrugated material is equipped with a spring mechanism (2). This type of packaging is represented by the drawings of FIG. 1. The product is removed from the packaging from the product extraction device (4), by mechanical pressing at least one of the rigid plates (3). When pressing the rigid plate (4), it is recommended to keep the packaging with the hole down

Description

The technical field to which the utility model relates:

Packaging for pasty products refers to the field of packaging products, in particular, the packaging of pasty and creamy foods.

The utility model is intended for use by people with disabilities and children, and can be applied, for example, at home.

The prior art:

For packaging pasty products and creams, packages such as sachets or containers are usually used.

Known packaging for dosed liquid drugs, made in the form of a sachet having one longitudinal and two transverse seams and an incision for opening, made along the edge of the package (see international publication WO 95/01921 "Sachets for liquid medicines" IPC B65D 75/48 B65D 75 / 62 dated 1995.01.19).

In addition, the known packaging for pasty products, made in the form of a flat package of flexible material having an opening line, equipped with dense elements made in the form of strips whose length corresponds to the length of the hole (see patent of the Russian Federation No. 2368558 "Packaging for pasty products" IPC B65D35 / 00 (2006/01).

Sachets such as packaging are used both for packaging liquid medicines and everywhere for packaging pasty products in various dosages.

These analogues have low consumer properties associated with the complexity of their use by people with disabilities and children, since with low mobility of the hands and fingers, squeezing the product out of such a flexible package is very difficult. The product moves inside the package in different directions, but does not reach the opening for product extraction. Also, using analog packaging is difficult for people with disabilities and children to evenly apply the product to the surface, because the uneven release of the product makes it “heaped”, which implies the need to smear it using additional devices (knives, spoons), which can be dangerous .

Also close to the purpose of the proposed utility model is a cheese container having a body and a lid, the shape of the body is hollow open at the top and looks like a truncated cone tapering down (see the patent of the Russian Federation for industrial design No. 64639 “Cheese container”).

This analogue does not solve the problem of serving pasty products and creams by people with disabilities and children. As a rule, to extract the product from such packaging and apply it uniformly, additional devices are required - knives and spoons. For people with disabilities and children whose mobility is limited, the use of additional devices can be difficult, generally impossible and even dangerous.

Also a close analogue to the proposed utility model in appearance is an aroma transfer unit (see US Pat. No. 4,858,831), consisting of a container with a flexible wall and a porous material impregnated with an aromatic liquid. When pressed on the container, the air in it contracts and exits through the porous material, due to which the aroma spreads.

This analogue does not apply to the food industry, and therefore is not used for packaging food products. In addition, according to the author, the internal structure of this analogue is not used to store the product, the analogue is "hollow". In this regard, this analogue does not solve the problem of using people with disabilities and children to store and apply food products.

All of the above analogues individually have their advantages, but it does not follow from the current level of technology that there is already a package that combines all the necessary properties that would simplify the use of the package by people with disabilities and children.

Disclosure of the essence of the utility model:

The objective of the proposed utility model is to improve the consumer properties of packaging for the possibility of its use by people with disabilities and children.

The problem is solved due to the fact that made in the form of a tubular container placed between rigid plates, at least one of which has a hole for extracting the product, the tubular container is made of elastic, able to crumple, in particular, corrugated material differs in that corrugated the material is equipped with a spring mechanism. In this case, the product is extracted by pressing at least one of the rigid packaging plates, the product is applied evenly to the surface through the product extraction hole, after pressure is applied to the package, its walls are unbent, straightening the package to its original shape. The remaining product is stored in the packaging.

The absence of the need to use additional devices, in particular knives, spoons, for serving, consuming and applying the product makes the packaging safe and easy to use for people with disabilities and children.

The absence of the need to cover the packaging with a lid, which often requires considerable effort, which can become difficult for children and people with disabilities, also makes the packaging easy to use by people who, due to age or physical characteristics, cannot do this.

The implementation of the packaging elements in the form of rigid plates located on two free edges of the tubular container simplifies the procedure for using packaging, since it involves only pressing the plate, as a result of which the product is immediately released. Removing the product from such a package by people with disabilities and children simply and does not require significant effort: no need to open the package to separate the lid from it, no need to use knives or spoons to remove the product and apply it to bread or another product, and not after using the product, cover it with a lid.

In addition, this packaging design provides multiple opening of the package by each consumer, prevents tearing

packaging in an unsuitable place, which helps to protect the consumer's hands from contact with the product contained in the package.

Packaging for pasty products in the proposed design is intended for storage and reusable use of the product contained in it.

Thus, as a result of the above, the problem of a utility model is solved, namely, the consumer properties of the package are improved for its use by people with disabilities and children.

Packaging for pasty products can be made of plastic, silicone, paper or other material that provides the necessary density and tightness of the package.

The proposed device is illustrated by drawings:

In FIG. 1 shows a packaging for pasty products made in the form of a tubular container placed between two rigid plates, one of which has an opening for extracting the product;

In FIG. 2 shows a packaging for pasty products, top view; In FIG. 3 shows the packaging for pasty products, in the context, in General view;

In FIG. 4 shows a package for pasty products, in section, in folded form;

In FIG. 4 shows a packaging for pasty products, folded, side view.

The specialist should be clear that the example of an embodiment of the present utility model shown in the drawings is not limiting and can be changed without deviating from the essence of the present utility model, limited by the attached utility model formula.

Implementation of a utility model:

The technical result of the packaging for pasty products is achieved due to the self-sufficient design of such packaging, the product is extracted from which without opening the package, without additional devices, and taking into account its bringing into

initial condition without any effort on the part of people with disabilities and children.

The design of the package for pasty products is made in the form of a tubular container (1) placed between the rigid plates (3), at least one of which has an opening for extracting the product (4), the tubular container is made of flexible, able to crumple, in particular corrugated material (5) is characterized in that the corrugated material is equipped with a spring mechanism (2). This type of packaging is represented by the drawings of FIG. one.

Packaging for pasty products with this design is made as follows. The tubular container (1) is aligned with the rigid plates (3) in such a way as to ensure the tightness of the joint, preventing the product from being unintentionally released at the joint. On one or two rigid plates (3) there is a hole for extracting the product (4), through which the product is removed from the package. The diameter of the rigid plates (3) should be larger than the diameter of the tubular container (1) at the place of their connection with each other. In this case, the rigid plates (3) may have a thickening sufficient to ensure extraction from the tubular container (1) of the entire product contained in it with strong compression of the rigid plates (3), as shown in FIG. 5-6. The width of the tubular container (1) can be different, depending on the volume of the package, but at the same time it should ensure convenient use of the package by people with disabilities and children.

The product is removed from the packaging from the product extraction device (4) by mechanical pressing at least one of the rigid plates (3). When pressing the rigid plate (4), it is recommended to hold the package down with the product extraction hole (4) so that the extruded product can be applied to the surface of another product. At the same time, the design of the package may provide for the possibility of bringing it to its original state after pressing hard plates (3).

Claims (3)

1. Packaging for pasty products, made in the form of a tubular container placed between rigid plates, at least one of which has an opening for extracting the product, the tubular container is made of flexible, wrinkled, in particular corrugated material, characterized in that the corrugated the material is equipped with a spring mechanism. 2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the rigid plates of the packaging are located on two free edges of the tubular container parallel to each other or with a deviation relative to each other. 3. The package according to claim 1, characterized in that the product is removed from the package through an opening to extract the product by mechanically pressing at least one rigid plate of the package.

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