US20140318568A1 - Display case for powdered products comprising a lid and at least one device for braking the movement of the lid - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a display case for powdered products, of the type including a receptacle suitable for receiving powdered products, and a lid rotatably mounted on the receptacle, the lid being able to be moved by rotation in a first movement intended to bring the lid closer to the container to close the case, and in a second movement designed to move the lid away from the receptacle to open the case.
- the present invention also relates to a box comprising such a case.
- the invention in particular applies to powder compact display cases containing makeup powder.
- a box system comprising a display case of the aforementioned type and several powder compacts containing makeup powder is known.
- the receptacle of the case is suitable for receiving the powder compacts.
- Such powder compacts are traditionally provided without a lid.
- the powder from the powder compacts may fly away, due to a blowing effect on the power caused by the movement of the lid relative to the receptacle.
- Such an effect deteriorates the appearance of the powder compacts on their outer surface, causes a loss of make-up, and is detrimental to user comfort for users wishing to access the powder compacts inside the case.
- One aim of the invention is therefore to propose a display case for powdered products making it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of the lid relative to the receptacle, without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type.
- the invention relates to a display case of the aforementioned type, the case comprising at least one device for braking at least one movement of the lid from among said first and second movements.
- the display case comprises one or more of the following features, considered alone or according to any technically possible combinations:
- the invention also relates to a box comprising a display case for powdered products and a plurality of powder compacts containing a makeup powder, each powder compact having no lid, in which the case is as defined above, each powder compact being arranged in the receptacle of the case.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a box comprising a display case for powdered products according to a first embodiment of the invention, the case comprising a lid and two braking devices for braking a movement of the lid;
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view along plane II-II of FIG. 1 , in the closed position of the lid;
- FIG. 3 is a view similar to that of FIG. 1 showing a first alternative embodiment of the braking devices of the display case of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 4 is a close-up perspective view of one of the braking devices of FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 5 is a view similar to that of FIG. 1 showing a second alternative embodiment of the braking devices of the display case of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view in plane VI-VI of FIG. 5 ;
- FIG. 7 is a view similar to that of FIG. 1 showing the left half of the display case according to the second embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view in plane VIII-VIII of FIG. 7 , in the closed position of the lid.
- FIG. 1 shows a box 10 according to the invention comprising eight powder compacts 12 and a display case 14 for the power compacts 12 .
- Each powder compact 12 is for example formed by a circular cup containing the makeup powder in loose form.
- each powder compact 12 contains makeup powder in a compact form.
- each powder compact 12 has no lid.
- the case 14 traditionally includes a receptacle 16 suitable for receiving the powder compacts 12 , and a lid 18 rotatably mounted on the receptacle 16 .
- the lid 18 can be moved by rotation in a first movement designed to bring the lid 18 closer to the receptacle 16 to close the case 14 , and in a second movement designed to move the lid 18 away from the receptacle 16 to open the case 14 , as outlined hereinafter.
- the case 14 further includes at least one braking device 20 for braking at least one movement of the lid 18 among the first and second movements.
- the case 14 comprises two devices 20 for braking first and second movements of the lid 18 .
- the receptacle 16 comprises a display face 25 A and four side surfaces 25 B.
- the display face 25 A is situated above the side surfaces 25 B, and defines a plane substantially perpendicular to the vertical direction.
- the display face 25 A comprises a lower surface 26 A and an upper surface 26 B.
- the display face 25 A defines, at its upper surface 26 B, eight locations 27 for receiving powder compacts 12 , each powder compact 12 being received in a location 27 of the face 25 A.
- the display face 25 A comprises two T-shaped openings 28 . Each T-shaped opening 28 crosses through the display face 25 A from its upper surface 26 B to its lower surface 26 A, and extends near a rear corner of the display face 25 A.
- the lid 18 is for example formed by a rectangular panel with dimensions substantially equal to those of the display face 25 A.
- the lid 18 is mounted rotating on the receptacle 16 , around an axis of rotation A-A′ extending near the rear edge 30 of the lid 18 .
- the lid 18 comprises articulating means 29 on the receptacle 16 , at a zone extending near its rear edge 30 .
- the articulating means 29 include two metal shafts 31 allowing the lid 18 to be articulated on the receptacle 16 , as is known in itself. Each metal shaft 31 extends at one end of the rear edge 30 of the lid 18 and is engaged in an appendage protruding from the upper surface 26 B of the display face 25 A.
- the articulating means 29 include a longitudinal hinge provided with a thin web of a deformable material.
- the longitudinal hinge extends over all or part of the length of the rear edge 30 of the lid 18 , thereby connecting the lid 18 to the receptacle 16 .
- the direction defined by the two metal shafts 31 forms the axis of rotation A-A′.
- the lid 18 is thus capable of being folded down toward the receptacle 16 along a first movement in the direction of the arrow F 1 of FIG. 1 , until reaching the closed position.
- the lid 18 is also capable of being separated from the receptacle 16 along its second movement in the direction of the arrow F 2 of FIG. 1 , until reaching an open position.
- Each braking device 20 is fastened on the one hand to the receptacle 16 and on the other hand to the lid 18 .
- each braking device 20 is fastened on the one hand on a zone adjacent to the rear horizontal edge 31 A of the display face 25 A of the receptacle 16 , and on the other hand on a zone adjacent to the rear edge 30 of the lid 18 .
- each braking device 20 is fastened on the one hand at a rear corner of the receptacle 16 , and on the other hand at a rear corner of the lid 18 , as described hereinafter.
- Each braking device 20 comprises a rotating damper 32 fastened to the receptacle 16 , and a toothed element 34 fastened to the lid 18 .
- the rotating damper 32 is fastened to the lid 18
- the toothed element 34 is fastened to the receptacle 16 .
- the rotating damper 32 traditionally includes a pinion 36 , a stator, a rotor 40 , and a protective shell 42 .
- the pinion 36 is capable of cooperating with the toothed element 34 , as described hereinafter.
- the stator and rotor 40 are arranged in the protective shell 42 .
- the rotor 40 is rotatably mounted in the stator.
- the rotor 40 comprises a shaft 44 connected to the pinion 36 , through an opening formed in the shell 42 .
- the pinion 36 secured to the shaft 44 , thus extends outside the protective shell 42 .
- the pinion 36 extends near an outer face of the shell 42 , as illustrated in FIG. 2 , in which the powder compacts 12 are not shown for clarity reasons.
- a space is formed between the stator and rotor 40 .
- the volume defined by the space delimited between the stator and the rotor 40 is advantageously filled with a viscous fluid.
- the viscous fluid is for example silicone grease, having a viscosity coefficient comprised between 1 Pa ⁇ s and 10 Pa ⁇ s, preferably substantially equal to 7.5 Pa ⁇ s.
- the protective shell 42 is for example provided with two orifices 48 extending on either side of the stator and the rotor 40 .
- Each orifice 48 allows the passage of a screw (not shown) for fastening the rotating damper 32 on a side surface 25 B of the receptacle 16 , for example near a rear corner of the receptacle 16 .
- the rotating damper 32 makes it possible to dissipate part of the kinetic energy from the rotor 40 , by viscous friction of the rotor 40 in the viscous fluid, for both directions of rotation of the rotor 40 relative to the stator.
- the toothed element 34 comprises a rail 50 for receiving the pinion 36 .
- the rail 50 has a substantially U-shaped section and includes a bottom wall 52 and two side walls 54 A, 54 B extending on either side of the bottom wall 52 .
- the rail 50 is provided with a rectilinear rack 56 , which extends over the inner face of a first side wall 54 A of the rail 50 .
- the rail 50 also includes an eyelet 58 protruding from a longitudinal edge of the bottom wall 52 . The center of the eyelet 58 is pierced.
- the rail 50 is thus mounted articulated on the inner surface of the lid 18 .
- the rail 50 extends through one of the T-shaped openings 28 and is capable of moving through an opening 28 in the vertical and transverse directions, via the movement of the lid 18 .
- the rectilinear rack 56 is attached on the inner face of the first side wall 54 A and extends longitudinally from one edge of the side wall 54 A to the other.
- the second side wall 54 B which extends across from the first side wall 54 A, forms a linear guide surface of the pinion 36 .
- the pinion 36 is gripped between the rectilinear rack 56 and the linear guide surface 54 B.
- the rectilinear rack 56 cooperates with the pinion 36 such that when the rack 56 moves relative to the receptacle 16 , the latter rotates the pinion 36 , and therefore rotates the shaft 44 of the rotor 40 .
- Each device 20 makes it possible to damp the first and second movements of the lid 18 , by viscous friction of the rotor 40 and the viscous fluid, via the cooperation between the rectilinear rack 56 and the rotating damper 32 .
- the movement of the lid 18 relative to the receptacle 16 is thus slowed relative to a display case of the prior art not including a braking device.
- the toothed element 34 no longer comprises a rail 50 or a rectilinear rack 56
- the display face 25 A no longer comprises T-shaped openings 28 .
- the lid 18 comprises two end arms 64 and the receptacle 16 comprises two indentations 66 .
- Each end arm 64 protrudes from the inner surface of the lid 18 , at a rear corner of the lid 18 , and extends toward the rear of the lid 18 when the latter is closed on the receptacle 16 .
- Each rotating damper 32 is fastened on the inner face of an end arm 64 , for example using two fastening screws.
- Each metal shaft 31 extends from the inner face of an end arm and is engaged in a side face of the receptacle 16 .
- the axis of rotation A-A′ thus crosses through the two end arms 64 , perpendicular thereto.
- Each indentation 66 is formed on a side face of the receptacle 16 , at a rear corner of the receptacle 16 .
- Each indentation 66 is suitable for allowing the passage of an end arm 64 , during the movement of the lid 18 relative to the receptacle 16 .
- each toothed element 34 comprises a crown 68 driving a pinion 36 .
- the driving crown 68 includes two outer 70 A and inner 70 B faces, opposite one another.
- the inner face 70 B is capable of cooperating with the pinion 36 and is provided with teeth 72 that extend longitudinally from one end of the driving crown 68 to the other end.
- the crown 68 forms a quarter circle and is arranged in an indentation 66 of the receptacle 16 .
- the crown 68 is attached against the flank of the receptacle 16 , such that the center of the crown 68 is situated on the axis of rotation A-A′.
- the inner face 70 B of the crown 68 provided with teeth 72 , is capable of cooperating with the pinion 36 such that when the pinion 36 moves relative to the crown 68 , the pinion 36 is rotated by the teeth 72 of the crown 68 , and the shaft 44 of the rotor 40 is thus also rotated.
- the toothed elements 34 no longer comprise a rail 50 or a rectilinear rack 56
- the lid 18 no longer comprises articulating means 29
- the display face 25 A no longer comprises T-shaped openings 28 .
- the display face 25 A comprises two rectangular openings 74
- the case 14 further comprises a stop 75 .
- Each rectangular opening 74 for example extends near a rear corner of the display face 25 A.
- the stop 75 is formed by a rectangular panel fastened on the upper surface 26 B of the display face 25 A, along the rear horizontal edge of the receptacle 16 .
- the rectangular panel 75 has a length and a height that are substantially equal to those of the lid 18 , but with a smaller width, the width being measured in the transverse direction.
- the rectangular panel 75 is arranged on the receptacle 16 such that when the lid 18 is folded down on the receptacle 16 , the rear edge 30 of the lid 18 extends along the front horizontal edge 76 of the panel 75 , parallel thereto.
- Each toothed element 34 comprises a crown 68 driving the pinion 36 .
- each driving crown 68 is fastened by one of its longitudinal ends on the inner surface of the lid 18 .
- the other end of the driving crown 68 is free.
- the driving crown 68 thus extends through one of the rectangular openings 74 and is capable of moving through that opening 74 , the center of the driving crown 68 being situated on the axis of rotation A-A′ of the lid 18 relative to the receptacle 16 .
- the inner face 70 B of the crown 68 is capable of cooperating with the pinion 36 such that when the crown 68 moves relative to the pinion 36 , it rotates the pinion 36 , and therefore rotates the shaft 44 of the rotor 40 .
- the stop 75 makes it possible to avoid any disarticulation between the lid 18 and the receptacle 16 when the lid 18 is separated from the receptacle 16 .
- the lid 18 reaches a blocking position on the stop 75 before the crown 68 becomes disengaged from the pinion 36 . This blocking position is illustrated in FIG. 6 .
- the toothed elements 34 no longer comprise a rail 50 or a rectilinear rack 56
- the display face 25 A no longer comprises T-shaped openings 28
- the display face 25 A comprises two transverse slots.
- Each toothed element 34 comprises a curved rack fastened by one of its longitudinal ends on the inner surface of the lid 18 .
- the other end of the curved rack is free.
- the curved rack thus extends through one of the transverse slots and is capable of moving through that slot.
- the curved rack is provided with teeth on its front face and is arranged such that the teeth cooperate with the pinion 36 .
- the display case 14 according to the first embodiment of the invention makes it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of the lid 18 relative to the receptacle 16 , without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 illustrate a second embodiment of the invention, for which the elements similar to the first embodiment previously described are identified using identical references, and are therefore not described again.
- the two braking devices 20 of the display case 14 no longer comprise a rotating damper 32 , or a toothed element 34 .
- Each braking device 20 comprises a base 82 secured to the receptacle 16 and a lug 84 secured to the lid 18 . More specifically, in the example embodiment of FIG. 7 , the base 82 is secured to the upper surface 26 B of the display face 25 A and the lug 84 protrudes from the inner surface of the lid 18 . In the example embodiment of FIGS. 7 and 8 , the base 82 is fastened by gluing on the upper surface 26 B of the display face 25 A. In an alternative that is not shown, the base 82 is secured to the lid 18 , and the lug 84 is secured to the receptacle 16 .
- the display face 25 A of the receptacle 16 defines two cavities 85 that are substantially parallelepiped, as illustrated in FIG. 8 , which shows one of the two cavities 85 .
- the display face 25 A is provided with two rectangular openings 86 , each rectangular opening 86 extending over a bottom wall of a cavity 85 and crossing through the display face 25 A from its upper surface 26 B to its lower surface 26 A.
- Each rectangular opening 86 extends near the rear horizontal edge 31 A of the receptacle 16 , the longer side of the rectangular opening 86 extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the rear horizontal edge.
- Each base 82 comprises a panel 88 substantially perpendicular to the vertical direction, a transverse slot 90 delimited in the panel 88 , and two pads 92 .
- the panel 88 has dimensions substantially equal to those of each cavity 85 .
- the transverse slot 90 has a length substantially equal to that of each rectangular opening 86 , but a smaller width, the width being measured in the horizontal direction.
- Each pad 92 protrudes downward from the inner surface of the panel 88 , in a plane substantially perpendicular to that of the panel 88 , at the transverse slot 90 .
- Each pad 92 is fastened to the panel 88 by a rigid transverse link.
- each pad 92 is integral with the panel 88 .
- Each pad 92 comprises a substantially thinner upper portion 93 A and a thicker lower portion 93 B, the thickness being measured in the horizontal direction.
- the two pads 92 of the same base 82 are arranged across from one another and are received in a same rectangular opening 86 , the space between the upper portions 93 A of the two pads 92 forming the transverse slot 90 of the base 82 .
- the transverse slot 90 of each base 82 extends across from the rectangular opening 86 , and is centered relative to that opening 86 .
- the space delimited between the lower portions 93 B of the two opposite pads 92 has a width smaller than that of the associated transverse slot 90 .
- Each lug 84 has two side faces 94 extending in a plane substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction, the distance between the side faces 94 representing the width of the lug 84 .
- Each lug 84 is capable of being received in a transverse slot 90 of a base 82 , as well as in the space delimited between the lower portions 93 B of the two pads 92 of the base 82 , within the rectangular opening 86 arranged across from the slot 90 .
- the two pads 92 of the same base 82 are arranged such that the distance between the lower portions 93 B of the two pads 92 is substantially smaller than the width of the lug 84 , as illustrated in FIG. 8 .
- the lugs 84 , the panels 88 and the pads 92 are for example made from a plastic material.
- the display case 14 according to the invention makes it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of the lid 18 relative to the receptacle 16 , without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type.
- a braking device for the first and second movements of the lid The description has been done in reference to a braking device for the first and second movements of the lid.
- the braking device for the display case according to the invention may only be suitable for damping one movement of the lid from among the first and second movements, without going beyond the scope of the invention.
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The display case (14) for powdered products (12) according to the invention comprises a receptacle (16) suitable for receiving powdered products (12), and a lid (18) rotatably mounted on the receptacle (16), the lid (18) being able to be moved by rotation in a first movement intended to bring the lid (18) closer to the container (16) to close the case (14), and in a second movement designed to move the lid (18) away from the receptacle (16) to open the case (14). The display case (14) comprises at least one device (20) for braking at least one movement of the lid (18) from among said first and second movements.
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- The present invention relates to a display case for powdered products, of the type including a receptacle suitable for receiving powdered products, and a lid rotatably mounted on the receptacle, the lid being able to be moved by rotation in a first movement intended to bring the lid closer to the container to close the case, and in a second movement designed to move the lid away from the receptacle to open the case.
- The present invention also relates to a box comprising such a case.
- The invention in particular applies to powder compact display cases containing makeup powder.
- A box system comprising a display case of the aforementioned type and several powder compacts containing makeup powder is known. The receptacle of the case is suitable for receiving the powder compacts. Such powder compacts are traditionally provided without a lid.
- However, when the case is opened or closed, the powder from the powder compacts may fly away, due to a blowing effect on the power caused by the movement of the lid relative to the receptacle. Such an effect deteriorates the appearance of the powder compacts on their outer surface, causes a loss of make-up, and is detrimental to user comfort for users wishing to access the powder compacts inside the case.
- This results in a need to provide the display case with an additional transparent protective plate, designed to protect the powder compacts from the aforementioned blowing effect. Such an additional element increases the manufacturing cost of the case. Furthermore, such an additional protective plate is relatively impractical and does not allow easy access to the powder contained in the powder compacts inside the case.
- One aim of the invention is therefore to propose a display case for powdered products making it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of the lid relative to the receptacle, without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type.
- To that end, the invention relates to a display case of the aforementioned type, the case comprising at least one device for braking at least one movement of the lid from among said first and second movements.
- According to other embodiments, the display case comprises one or more of the following features, considered alone or according to any technically possible combinations:
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- the lid comprises articulating means on the receptacle at a zone extending near one of its longitudinal edges, and the case comprises two braking devices, each braking device being secured both to the receptacle and the region of the lid adjacent to said longitudinal edge;
- the or each braking device comprises a toothed element, fastened to one of the receptacle and the lid, and a rotating damper fastened to the other of the receptacle and the lid, the rotating damper comprising a pinion capable of cooperating with the toothed element;
- the toothed element comprises a rail provided with a rectilinear rack extending longitudinally on the rail;
- the receiving rail is substantially U-shaped, the rectilinear rack being arranged on one of the inner side faces of the rail, the other inner side face of the rail forming a linear guide surface of the pinion, the pinion being gripped between the rectilinear rack and the linear guide surface;
- the receiving rail is mounted hinged on an inner surface of the lid;
- the toothed element comprises a crown provided with teeth extending longitudinally on its inner face;
- the rotating damper comprises a stator and a rotor rotatably mounted in the stator, the rotor comprising a shaft connected to the pinion, the volume between the stator and the rotor being filled with a viscous fluid, preferably silicone grease;
- the or each braking device comprises a lug protruding on a surface of one of the receptacle and the lid, and two friction pads arranged across from one another and supported by the other of the receptacle and the lid, the two pads delimiting a receiving slot for the lug gripped between the two pads to produce friction on the lug, each pad protruding from an inner surface of the panel and extending at the insertion slot, the distance between the two pads being substantially smaller than the width of the lug.
- The invention also relates to a box comprising a display case for powdered products and a plurality of powder compacts containing a makeup powder, each powder compact having no lid, in which the case is as defined above, each powder compact being arranged in the receptacle of the case.
- These features and advantages of the invention will appear upon reading the following description, provided solely as an example and non-limitingly, and done in reference to the appended drawings, in which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a box comprising a display case for powdered products according to a first embodiment of the invention, the case comprising a lid and two braking devices for braking a movement of the lid; -
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view along plane II-II ofFIG. 1 , in the closed position of the lid; -
FIG. 3 is a view similar to that ofFIG. 1 showing a first alternative embodiment of the braking devices of the display case ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 4 is a close-up perspective view of one of the braking devices ofFIG. 3 ; -
FIG. 5 is a view similar to that ofFIG. 1 showing a second alternative embodiment of the braking devices of the display case ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view in plane VI-VI ofFIG. 5 ; -
FIG. 7 is a view similar to that ofFIG. 1 showing the left half of the display case according to the second embodiment of the invention; and -
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view in plane VIII-VIII ofFIG. 7 , in the closed position of the lid. - In the rest of the description, the terms “front”, “back”, “right”, “left”, “top”, “bottom”, “transverse”, “horizontal” and “vertical” are to be understood in reference to a system of orthogonal axes shown in the figures and having:
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- a transverse axis X oriented from back to front,
- a horizontal axis Y oriented from right to left, and
- a vertical axis Z oriented from bottom to top.
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FIG. 1 shows abox 10 according to the invention comprising eightpowder compacts 12 and adisplay case 14 for thepower compacts 12. Each powder compact 12 is for example formed by a circular cup containing the makeup powder in loose form. Alternatively, each powder compact 12 contains makeup powder in a compact form. In the example embodiment ofFIG. 1 , each powder compact 12 has no lid. - The
case 14 traditionally includes areceptacle 16 suitable for receiving thepowder compacts 12, and alid 18 rotatably mounted on thereceptacle 16. Thelid 18 can be moved by rotation in a first movement designed to bring thelid 18 closer to thereceptacle 16 to close thecase 14, and in a second movement designed to move thelid 18 away from thereceptacle 16 to open thecase 14, as outlined hereinafter. - The
case 14 further includes at least onebraking device 20 for braking at least one movement of thelid 18 among the first and second movements. In the example embodiment ofFIG. 1 , thecase 14 comprises twodevices 20 for braking first and second movements of thelid 18. - The
receptacle 16 comprises adisplay face 25A and fourside surfaces 25B. Thedisplay face 25A is situated above theside surfaces 25B, and defines a plane substantially perpendicular to the vertical direction. Thedisplay face 25A comprises alower surface 26A and anupper surface 26B. - The
display face 25A defines, at itsupper surface 26B, eightlocations 27 for receivingpowder compacts 12, each powder compact 12 being received in alocation 27 of theface 25A. Thedisplay face 25A comprises two T-shaped openings 28. Each T-shaped opening 28 crosses through thedisplay face 25A from itsupper surface 26B to itslower surface 26A, and extends near a rear corner of thedisplay face 25A. - The
lid 18 is for example formed by a rectangular panel with dimensions substantially equal to those of thedisplay face 25A. Thelid 18 is mounted rotating on thereceptacle 16, around an axis of rotation A-A′ extending near therear edge 30 of thelid 18. Thelid 18 comprises articulating means 29 on thereceptacle 16, at a zone extending near itsrear edge 30. In the example embodiment ofFIG. 1 , the articulating means 29 include twometal shafts 31 allowing thelid 18 to be articulated on thereceptacle 16, as is known in itself. Eachmetal shaft 31 extends at one end of therear edge 30 of thelid 18 and is engaged in an appendage protruding from theupper surface 26B of thedisplay face 25A. - In an alternative that is not shown, the articulating
means 29 include a longitudinal hinge provided with a thin web of a deformable material. The longitudinal hinge extends over all or part of the length of therear edge 30 of thelid 18, thereby connecting thelid 18 to thereceptacle 16. - In the example embodiment of
FIG. 1 , the direction defined by the twometal shafts 31 forms the axis of rotation A-A′. Thelid 18 is thus capable of being folded down toward thereceptacle 16 along a first movement in the direction of the arrow F1 ofFIG. 1 , until reaching the closed position. Thelid 18 is also capable of being separated from thereceptacle 16 along its second movement in the direction of the arrow F2 ofFIG. 1 , until reaching an open position. - Each
braking device 20 is fastened on the one hand to thereceptacle 16 and on the other hand to thelid 18. In the example embodiment ofFIG. 1 , eachbraking device 20 is fastened on the one hand on a zone adjacent to the rearhorizontal edge 31A of thedisplay face 25A of thereceptacle 16, and on the other hand on a zone adjacent to therear edge 30 of thelid 18. More specifically, eachbraking device 20 is fastened on the one hand at a rear corner of thereceptacle 16, and on the other hand at a rear corner of thelid 18, as described hereinafter. - Each
braking device 20 comprises arotating damper 32 fastened to thereceptacle 16, and atoothed element 34 fastened to thelid 18. In an alternative that is not shown, the rotatingdamper 32 is fastened to thelid 18, and thetoothed element 34 is fastened to thereceptacle 16. - The rotating
damper 32 traditionally includes apinion 36, a stator, arotor 40, and aprotective shell 42. Thepinion 36 is capable of cooperating with thetoothed element 34, as described hereinafter. - The stator and
rotor 40 are arranged in theprotective shell 42. Therotor 40 is rotatably mounted in the stator. Therotor 40 comprises ashaft 44 connected to thepinion 36, through an opening formed in theshell 42. Thepinion 36, secured to theshaft 44, thus extends outside theprotective shell 42. Thepinion 36 extends near an outer face of theshell 42, as illustrated inFIG. 2 , in which thepowder compacts 12 are not shown for clarity reasons. A space is formed between the stator androtor 40. - The volume defined by the space delimited between the stator and the
rotor 40 is advantageously filled with a viscous fluid. The viscous fluid is for example silicone grease, having a viscosity coefficient comprised between 1 Pa·s and 10 Pa·s, preferably substantially equal to 7.5 Pa·s. - The
protective shell 42 is for example provided with twoorifices 48 extending on either side of the stator and therotor 40. Eachorifice 48 allows the passage of a screw (not shown) for fastening the rotatingdamper 32 on aside surface 25B of thereceptacle 16, for example near a rear corner of thereceptacle 16. - The rotating
damper 32 makes it possible to dissipate part of the kinetic energy from therotor 40, by viscous friction of therotor 40 in the viscous fluid, for both directions of rotation of therotor 40 relative to the stator. - In the example embodiment of
FIGS. 1 and 2 , thetoothed element 34 comprises arail 50 for receiving thepinion 36. Therail 50 has a substantially U-shaped section and includes abottom wall 52 and twoside walls 54A, 54B extending on either side of thebottom wall 52. Therail 50 is provided with arectilinear rack 56, which extends over the inner face of a first side wall 54A of therail 50. Therail 50 also includes aneyelet 58 protruding from a longitudinal edge of thebottom wall 52. The center of theeyelet 58 is pierced. This allows the passage of ashaft 59 for fastening therail 50 on the inner surface of thelid 18, via T-shapedopenings 28, for example near a rear corner of thelid 18. Therail 50 is thus mounted articulated on the inner surface of thelid 18. Therail 50 extends through one of the T-shapedopenings 28 and is capable of moving through anopening 28 in the vertical and transverse directions, via the movement of thelid 18. - The
rectilinear rack 56 is attached on the inner face of the first side wall 54A and extends longitudinally from one edge of the side wall 54A to the other. - The
second side wall 54B, which extends across from the first side wall 54A, forms a linear guide surface of thepinion 36. - As illustrated in
FIG. 2 , thepinion 36 is gripped between therectilinear rack 56 and thelinear guide surface 54B. Therectilinear rack 56 cooperates with thepinion 36 such that when therack 56 moves relative to thereceptacle 16, the latter rotates thepinion 36, and therefore rotates theshaft 44 of therotor 40. - Each
device 20 makes it possible to damp the first and second movements of thelid 18, by viscous friction of therotor 40 and the viscous fluid, via the cooperation between therectilinear rack 56 and therotating damper 32. The movement of thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16 is thus slowed relative to a display case of the prior art not including a braking device. - According to an alternative embodiment shown in
FIGS. 3 and 4 , thetoothed element 34 no longer comprises arail 50 or arectilinear rack 56, and thedisplay face 25A no longer comprises T-shapedopenings 28. - According to this alternative embodiment, the
lid 18 comprises twoend arms 64 and thereceptacle 16 comprises twoindentations 66. Eachend arm 64 protrudes from the inner surface of thelid 18, at a rear corner of thelid 18, and extends toward the rear of thelid 18 when the latter is closed on thereceptacle 16. Each rotatingdamper 32 is fastened on the inner face of anend arm 64, for example using two fastening screws. - Each
metal shaft 31 extends from the inner face of an end arm and is engaged in a side face of thereceptacle 16. The axis of rotation A-A′ thus crosses through the twoend arms 64, perpendicular thereto. - Each
indentation 66 is formed on a side face of thereceptacle 16, at a rear corner of thereceptacle 16. Eachindentation 66 is suitable for allowing the passage of anend arm 64, during the movement of thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , eachtoothed element 34 comprises acrown 68 driving apinion 36. The drivingcrown 68 includes two outer 70A and inner 70B faces, opposite one another. Theinner face 70B is capable of cooperating with thepinion 36 and is provided with teeth 72 that extend longitudinally from one end of the drivingcrown 68 to the other end. - The
crown 68 forms a quarter circle and is arranged in anindentation 66 of thereceptacle 16. Thecrown 68 is attached against the flank of thereceptacle 16, such that the center of thecrown 68 is situated on the axis of rotation A-A′. Thus, theinner face 70B of thecrown 68, provided with teeth 72, is capable of cooperating with thepinion 36 such that when thepinion 36 moves relative to thecrown 68, thepinion 36 is rotated by the teeth 72 of thecrown 68, and theshaft 44 of therotor 40 is thus also rotated. - According to another alternative embodiment shown in
FIGS. 5 and 6 , thetoothed elements 34 no longer comprise arail 50 or arectilinear rack 56, thelid 18 no longer comprises articulatingmeans 29, and thedisplay face 25A no longer comprises T-shapedopenings 28. According to this alternative embodiment, the display face 25A comprises two rectangular openings 74, and thecase 14 further comprises astop 75. - Each rectangular opening 74 for example extends near a rear corner of the
display face 25A. - The
stop 75 is formed by a rectangular panel fastened on theupper surface 26B of thedisplay face 25A, along the rear horizontal edge of thereceptacle 16. Therectangular panel 75 has a length and a height that are substantially equal to those of thelid 18, but with a smaller width, the width being measured in the transverse direction. Therectangular panel 75 is arranged on thereceptacle 16 such that when thelid 18 is folded down on thereceptacle 16, therear edge 30 of thelid 18 extends along the fronthorizontal edge 76 of thepanel 75, parallel thereto. - Each
toothed element 34 comprises acrown 68 driving thepinion 36. Unlike the preceding alternative embodiment, each drivingcrown 68 is fastened by one of its longitudinal ends on the inner surface of thelid 18. The other end of the drivingcrown 68 is free. The drivingcrown 68 thus extends through one of the rectangular openings 74 and is capable of moving through that opening 74, the center of the drivingcrown 68 being situated on the axis of rotation A-A′ of thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16. - As shown in
FIG. 6 , theinner face 70B of thecrown 68 is capable of cooperating with thepinion 36 such that when thecrown 68 moves relative to thepinion 36, it rotates thepinion 36, and therefore rotates theshaft 44 of therotor 40. - The
stop 75 makes it possible to avoid any disarticulation between thelid 18 and thereceptacle 16 when thelid 18 is separated from thereceptacle 16. In fact, when thelid 18 is separated from thereceptacle 16 along its second movement in the direction of the arrow F2 inFIG. 5 , thelid 18 reaches a blocking position on thestop 75 before thecrown 68 becomes disengaged from thepinion 36. This blocking position is illustrated inFIG. 6 . - According to another alternative embodiment not shown in the figures, the
toothed elements 34 no longer comprise arail 50 or arectilinear rack 56, and thedisplay face 25A no longer comprises T-shapedopenings 28. According to this alternative embodiment, the display face 25A comprises two transverse slots. - Each
toothed element 34 comprises a curved rack fastened by one of its longitudinal ends on the inner surface of thelid 18. The other end of the curved rack is free. The curved rack thus extends through one of the transverse slots and is capable of moving through that slot. The curved rack is provided with teeth on its front face and is arranged such that the teeth cooperate with thepinion 36. - When a user opens or closes the
display case 14, she moves thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16, by rotation around the axis A-A along the first or second movement of thelid 18. In so doing, the movements of thelid 18 are damped, by viscous friction of therotor 40 in the viscous fluid. This slowing of the movements of thelid 18 makes it possible to prevent the powder from thepowder compacts 12 from being blown outsidecase 14. - One can see that the
display case 14 according to the first embodiment of the invention makes it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16, without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type. -
FIGS. 7 and 8 illustrate a second embodiment of the invention, for which the elements similar to the first embodiment previously described are identified using identical references, and are therefore not described again. - Unlike the first embodiment, the two
braking devices 20 of thedisplay case 14 according to the second embodiment no longer comprise arotating damper 32, or atoothed element 34. - Each
braking device 20 comprises a base 82 secured to thereceptacle 16 and alug 84 secured to thelid 18. More specifically, in the example embodiment ofFIG. 7 , thebase 82 is secured to theupper surface 26B of the display face 25A and thelug 84 protrudes from the inner surface of thelid 18. In the example embodiment ofFIGS. 7 and 8 , thebase 82 is fastened by gluing on theupper surface 26B of thedisplay face 25A. In an alternative that is not shown, thebase 82 is secured to thelid 18, and thelug 84 is secured to thereceptacle 16. - The
display face 25A of thereceptacle 16 defines twocavities 85 that are substantially parallelepiped, as illustrated inFIG. 8 , which shows one of the twocavities 85. The display face 25A is provided with tworectangular openings 86, eachrectangular opening 86 extending over a bottom wall of acavity 85 and crossing through thedisplay face 25A from itsupper surface 26B to itslower surface 26A. Eachrectangular opening 86 extends near the rearhorizontal edge 31A of thereceptacle 16, the longer side of therectangular opening 86 extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the rear horizontal edge. - Each
base 82 comprises apanel 88 substantially perpendicular to the vertical direction, atransverse slot 90 delimited in thepanel 88, and twopads 92. - The
panel 88 has dimensions substantially equal to those of eachcavity 85. - The
transverse slot 90 has a length substantially equal to that of eachrectangular opening 86, but a smaller width, the width being measured in the horizontal direction. - Each
pad 92 protrudes downward from the inner surface of thepanel 88, in a plane substantially perpendicular to that of thepanel 88, at thetransverse slot 90. Eachpad 92 is fastened to thepanel 88 by a rigid transverse link. Alternatively, eachpad 92 is integral with thepanel 88. - Each
pad 92 comprises a substantially thinner upper portion 93A and a thickerlower portion 93B, the thickness being measured in the horizontal direction. - The two
pads 92 of thesame base 82 are arranged across from one another and are received in a samerectangular opening 86, the space between the upper portions 93A of the twopads 92 forming thetransverse slot 90 of thebase 82. Thus, thetransverse slot 90 of each base 82 extends across from therectangular opening 86, and is centered relative to thatopening 86. - As shown in
FIG. 8 , the space delimited between thelower portions 93B of the twoopposite pads 92 has a width smaller than that of the associatedtransverse slot 90. - Each
lug 84 has two side faces 94 extending in a plane substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction, the distance between the side faces 94 representing the width of thelug 84. Eachlug 84 is capable of being received in atransverse slot 90 of abase 82, as well as in the space delimited between thelower portions 93B of the twopads 92 of thebase 82, within therectangular opening 86 arranged across from theslot 90. - The two
pads 92 of thesame base 82 are arranged such that the distance between thelower portions 93B of the twopads 92 is substantially smaller than the width of thelug 84, as illustrated inFIG. 8 . - The
lugs 84, thepanels 88 and thepads 92 are for example made from a plastic material. - When a user closes the
display case 14 from the open position of thelid 18 to its closed position, the side faces 94 of eachlug 84 rub against thelower portions 93B of thepads 92 of the associatedbase 82, over a final part of the first movement of thelid 18. Likewise, when the user opens thedisplay case 14 from the closed position of thelid 18 to its open position, the side faces 94 of eachlug 84 rub against thelower portions 93B of thepads 92 of the associatedbase 82, over an initial part of the first movement of thelid 18. The first and second movements of thelid 18 are thus damped via the mechanical friction of thelugs 84 against thepads 92. - The advantages of the second embodiment of the
display case 14 are identical to those of the first embodiment, and will therefore not be described again. - One can thus see that the
display case 14 according to the invention makes it possible to eliminate the blowing effect due to the movement of thelid 18 relative to thereceptacle 16, without requiring the addition of additional protective elements of the protective plate type. - The description has been done in reference to a braking device for the first and second movements of the lid. One skilled in the art will of course understand that the braking device for the display case according to the invention may only be suitable for damping one movement of the lid from among the first and second movements, without going beyond the scope of the invention.
- The description has been done in reference to a powder compact display case. It is, however, understood that the invention also applies to any display case for containers of powdered products, in particular containers of makeup powder, and more generally any display case for powdered products. The invention also applies to any powdered product display case comprising a device for braking the first movement of the lid.
Claims (10)
1. A display case for powdered products, comprising a receptacle suitable for receiving powdered products, and a lid rotatably mounted on the receptacle, the lid being able to be moved by rotation in a first movement intended to bring the lid closer to the container to close the case, and in a second movement designed to move the lid away from the receptacle to open the case,
wherein it comprises at least one device for braking at least one movement of the lid from among said first and second movements.
2. The case according to claim 1 , wherein the lid comprises articulating means on the receptacle at a zone extending near one of its longitudinal edges, and wherein the case (14) comprises two braking devices, each braking device being secured both to the receptacle and the region of the lid adjacent to said longitudinal edge.
3. The case according to claim 1 , wherein each braking device comprises a toothed element, fastened to one of the receptacle and the lid, and a rotating damper fastened to the other of the receptacle and the lid, the rotating damper comprising a pinion capable of cooperating with the toothed element.
4. The case according to claim 3 , wherein the toothed element comprises a rail provided with a rectilinear rack extending longitudinally on the rail.
5. The case according to claim 4 , wherein the receiving rail is substantially U-shaped, the rectilinear rack being arranged on one of the inner side faces of the rail, the other inner side face of the rail forming a linear guide surface of the pinion, the pinion being gripped between the rectilinear rack and the linear guide surface.
6. The case according to claim 4 , wherein the receiving rail is mounted hinged on an inner surface of the lid.
7. The case according to claim 3 , wherein the toothed element comprises a crown provided with teeth extending longitudinally on its inner face.
8. The case according to claim 7 , wherein the rotating damper comprises a stator and a rotor rotatably mounted in the stator, the rotor comprising a shaft connected to the pinion, the volume between the stator and the rotor being filled with a viscous fluid, preferably silicone grease.
9. The case according to claim 1 , wherein each braking device comprises a lug protruding on a surface of one of the receptacle and the lid, and two friction pads arranged across from one another and supported by the other of the receptacle and the lid, the two pads delimiting a receiving slot for the lug gripped between the two pads to produce friction on the lug, each pad protruding from an inner surface of the panel and extending in front of the insertion slot, the distance between the two pads being substantially smaller than the width of the lug.
10. A box comprising a display case for powdered products and a plurality of powder compacts containing a makeup powder, each powder compact having no lid, wherein the case is according to claim 1 , each powder compact being arranged in the receptacle of the case.
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