WO2005118418A1 - Cover for beverage cans - Google Patents

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WO2005118418A1
WO2005118418A1 PCT/ES2005/000223 ES2005000223W WO2005118418A1 WO 2005118418 A1 WO2005118418 A1 WO 2005118418A1 ES 2005000223 W ES2005000223 W ES 2005000223W WO 2005118418 A1 WO2005118418 A1 WO 2005118418A1
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cover
lower portion
base
lid
beverage cans
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Antonio GONZÁLVEZ PIÑERA
Ricardo TRENADO FERNÁNDEZ
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Gonzales Pinera Antonio
Trenado Fernandez Ricardo
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Priority claimed from ES200401137U external-priority patent/ES1057457Y/en
Priority claimed from ES200500338U external-priority patent/ES1059553Y/en
Application filed by Gonzales Pinera Antonio, Trenado Fernandez Ricardo filed Critical Gonzales Pinera Antonio
Priority to EA200602098A priority Critical patent/EA200602098A1/en
Priority to EP05743507A priority patent/EP1757530A1/en
Priority to BRPI0511016-5A priority patent/BRPI0511016A/en
Priority to US11/596,276 priority patent/US20080017603A1/en
Priority to AU2005249730A priority patent/AU2005249730A1/en
Priority to CA002566833A priority patent/CA2566833A1/en
Publication of WO2005118418A1 publication Critical patent/WO2005118418A1/en
Publication of WO2005118418A8 publication Critical patent/WO2005118418A8/en

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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D51/00—Closures not otherwise provided for
    • B65D51/18—Arrangements of closures with protective outer cap-like covers or of two or more co-operating closures
    • B65D51/20—Caps, lids, or covers co-operating with an inner closure arranged to be opened by piercing, cutting, or tearing
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D2251/00—Details relating to container closures
    • B65D2251/0003—Two or more closures
    • B65D2251/0068—Lower closure
    • B65D2251/0071—Lower closure of the 17-type
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D2401/00—Tamper-indicating means
    • B65D2401/15—Tearable part of the closure
    • B65D2401/25—Non-metallic tear-off strips

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  • the present invention refers to a lid for beverage cans that allows to obtain the best hygienic conditions when ingesting the product and thus guarantee the consumer that The surface that comes into contact with the lips has been protected from the outside at all times, thus offering a guarantee and hygiene to the user, which allows drinking directly from the can without any risk or fear.
  • the can will be subjected to optimal hygienic conditions that will be preserved if this lid is placed at the end of the packaging process. In addition, it allows the user to distinguish at a glance if the packaging has been tampered with and therefore violated its hygiene guarantee.
  • Utility Model No. 9502598 consists of a protective and hygienic lid for beverage cans that basically comprises a hollow cylindrical body in the shape of a small bowl, whose side wall has a "U" shaped extension as continuation of that side wall. This extension serves as an element to more easily remove the lid from the can.
  • Another cover corresponds, for example, to Utility Model No. 200101910.
  • a register consisting of a beverage bottle cover that incorporates an element of security seal attached, by means of breakage appendages, to the free edge of the main body of this lid, a body that comprises a general cup shape, so that this seal element allows us to check with the naked eye whether the container has been tampered with.
  • the lid for beverage cans constituting the object of the invention is characterized in that it comprises a main body formed in principle by two hollow cylindrical portions in the form of a small bowl, a lower one that is coupled in correspondence with the base top of the can to protect it and an upper portion that constitutes a cabin where you can store toy items, advertising, such as chips or "chaps" that are also incorporated in bags of potatoes, for example, and used by children to play .
  • upper base is the opening ring.
  • the upper portion may be off-center, also including the possibility that such upper portion has a different shape than the circular.
  • the free edge of the lower portion is capable of incorporating an annular shoulder directed inwards to ensure its anchoring to the can in correspondence with its upper base.
  • this same edge of the lower portion includes a small side flap directed outwards to more easily remove the cover assembly.
  • the upper base of the can is limited by a protruding outwardly flanged flange, below which an upwardly inclined inclined surface is defined that forms part of the perimeter wall of the can, inclined surface ending in a recessed area above of which is the flange returned.
  • the annular shoulder is dispensed with and instead a seal element is included which is characterized in that it comprises an annular body attached to the free edge of the main body by means of breakage appendages, so that that annular body has a protruding inward portion that is located at the deepest part of the recessed area bounded between the perimeter edge of the boat or can and the sloping surface converging upwards.
  • the annular shoulder of the first embodiment will also fit into that deeper part.
  • the side flap is provided to facilitate the manipulation of the lid assembly for opening, so that when the seal element is included, when the aforementioned flap is pulled up, the main body of the lid will be detached, the separation being produced by the breakage appendages, the seal element associated with the can being reported to have been manipulated.
  • the seal element is associated with the can, since its inner diameter is smaller than the diameter of the returned flange and its extraction is not possible.
  • the lid for beverage cans is determined from a hollow main body 1 which in principle comprises a lower portion greater in the form of a bowl 2 and a hollow upper portion 3, also in the form of a bowl, which starts from the base of the first lower portion 2. From the free edge of the lower portion 2 emerges a perimeter shoulder 4 directed inwards to ensure the anchor of the lid assembly on the beverage can.
  • a small side flap 5 is removed to remove and separate the lid from the corresponding can 6.
  • game elements can be introduced.
  • any message and / or promotional action can be printed and / or stamped inside and / or inside.
  • the resulting annular surface 8 of the corresponding lower portion with its base can also be used for the same advertising purposes as the base 7 of the upper portion 3..
  • the upper base 9 of the can 6 where the opening ring 10 is located, is limited by a rimmed flange 11, below which there is a recessed channel 12 where a lower surface e inclined 13 of the side wall of the boat 6, inclined surface 13 which is convergent upwards until it ends in that recessed channel 12 where the perimeter shoulder 4 of the corresponding cover will be anchored.
  • the main body 1 'of the lid assembly lacks the perimeter projection 4 to ensure its connection to the can, but instead incorporates a seal element determined by an annular body 14 which is it joins the lower portion 2 by means of small rupture appendages 15, said annular body 14 constituting a seal element that betrays if the lid assembly has been tampered with, since when trying to open said lid the breakage of the lid will occur.
  • small appendages 15, this detail that will be easily visible, always remaining the seal element associated with the corresponding canister or can 6.
  • this seal element 14 incorporates an inwardly projecting portion located in the recessed channel 12 of the canister or can 6, so that the seal element 14 will be linked to the can 6 without being able to be removed, since its inner diameter is smaller than the diameter of the flange you return ado 11 of the upper base 9 of the corresponding canister 6.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a cover for beverage cans, which provides the user with a guarantee of hygiene and which enables the user to see if the container has been interfered with and, consequently, if the hygiene guarantee has been violated. The invention is characterised in that the cover consists of a specific hollow body comprising two segments in the form of a housing which facilitates the incorporation of advertising elements. The invention is also characterised in that it comprises a sealing element having a particular structure.

Description

TAPA PARA LATAS DE BEBIDA OBJETO DE LA INVENCIÓN La presente invención, según se expresa en el enunciado de esta memoria descriptiva, se refiere a una tapa para latas de bebida que permite obtener las mejores condiciones higiénicas al ingerir el producto y garantizar así al consumidor que la superficie que entra en contacto con los labios ha estado protegida del exterior en todo momento, ofreciendo así una garantía e higiene al usuario, lo que permite beber directamente de la lata sin ningún riesgo o temor. Durante el envasado la lata estará sometida a condiciones higiénicas óptimas que se preservarán si se coloca esta tapa al final del proceso de envasado. Además, permite al usuario distinguir a simple vista si el envase ha sido manipulado y por lo tanto violada su garantía de higiene. ANTECEDENTES DE LA INVENCIÓN En la actualidad existen latas de bebida que incorporan tapas protectoras que se acoplan en correspondencia con la base superior por donde se encuentra el dispositivo de apertura de dicha lata. Todo ello en orden a preservar una limpieza e higiene de la lata, precisamente por la zona de apertura por donde después el usuario bebe o vierte el contenido. Por ejemplo, el Modelo de Utilidad n° 9502598 consiste en una tapa protectora e higiénica para latas de bebida que comprende básicamente un cuerpo hueco cilindrico en forma de cazoleta de escasa altura, cuya pared lateral cuenta con una extensión en forma de "U" como continuación de esa pared lateral. Dicha extensión sirve de elemento para retirar con mayor facilidad la tapa de la lata. Otra tapa corresponde por ejemplo al Modelo de Utilidad n° 200101910. Por otra parte existe algún registro que consiste en una tapa de botes de bebida que incorpora un elemento de precinto de seguridad unido, mediante unos apéndices de rotura, al borde libre del cuerpo principal de esta tapa, cuerpo que comprende una forma general de cazoleta, de forma que este elemento de precinto nos permite comprobar a simple vista si el envase ha sido manipulado. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA INVENCIÓN La tapa para latas de bebida que constituye el objeto de la invención se caracteriza porque comprende un cuerpo principal formado en principio por dos porciones cilindricas huecas en forma de cazoleta de escasa altura, una inferior que se acopla en correspondencia con la base superior de la lata para protegerla y una porción superior que constituye un habitáculo donde se pueden guardar elementos de juguete, publicidad, tales como fichas o "chaps" que también se incorporan en bolsas de patatas, por ejemplo, y que utilizan los niños para jugar. En esa base superior se encuentra la anilla de apertura. También se pueden pegar adhesivos, calcomanías y en definitiva aquello que la compañía en cuestión estime oportuno como método promocional y reúna las dimensiones necesarias para caber en dicho espacio de la porción superior. Normalmente, la porción superior tendrá una menor dimensión que la porción inferior. También cabe señalar que la porción superior puede estar descentrada, incluyéndose también la posibilidad de que tal porción superior tenga una forma distinta que la circular. El borde libre de la porción inferior es susceptible de incorporar un resalte anular dirigido hacia el interior para asegurar su anclaje a la lata en correspondencia con su base superior. A su vez, este mismo borde de la porción inferior incluye una pequeña solapa lateral dirigida hacia fuera para retirar con mayor facilidad el conjunto de la tapa. La base superior de la lata está limitada por un reborde regruesado sobresaliente hacia el exterior, por debajo del cual se define una superficie inclinada convergente hacia arriba que forma parte de la pared perimetral de la lata, superficie inclinada que finaliza en una zona rehundida por encima de la cual se encuentra el reborde regruesado. En otra realización de la tapa, se prescinde del resalte anular y se incluye en cambio un elemento de precinto que se caracteriza porque comprende un cuerpo anular unido al borde libre del cuerpo principal mediante unos apéndices de rotura, de manera que ese cuerpo anular posee una porción sobresaliente hacia el interior que se ubica en la parte más profunda de la zona rehundida limitada entre el reborde perimetral del bote o lata y la superficie inclinada convergente hacia arriba. En esa parte más profunda también se encajará el resalte anular de la primera realización. La solapa lateral está prevista para facilitar la manipulación del conjunto de la tapa para su apertura, de manera que cuando se incluye el elemento de precinto, al tirar de la citada solapa hacia arriba se desprenderá el cuerpo principal de la tapa, produciéndose la separación por los apéndices de rotura, quedándose asociado a la lata el elemento de precinto que delatará que la misma ha sido manipulada . El elemento de precinto queda asociado a la lata, ya que su diámetro interior es menor que el diámetro del reborde regruesado y no es posible su extracción. A continuación para facilitar una mejor comprensión de esta memoria descriptiva y formando parte integrante de la misma, se acompañan unas figuras en las que con carácter ilustrativo y no limitativo se ha representado el objeto de la invención. BREVE DESCRIPCIÓN DE LOS DIBUJOS Figura 1.- Muestra una vista en perspectiva de la tapa para latas de bebida, objeto de la invención. Figura 2.- Muestra una vista en sección de la tapa de la invención. Figura 3.- Muestra una vista en sección de la tapa con otra realización diferente a la mostrada en las figuras anteriores . DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA FORMA DE REALIZACIÓN PREFERIDA Considerando la numeración adoptada en las figuras, en una primera realización mostrada en las figuras 1 y 2, la tapa para latas de bebida se determina a partir de un cuerpo principal hueco 1 que comprende en principio una porción inferior mayor en forma de cazoleta 2 y una porción superior hueca 3, también en forma de cazoleta, que arranca de la base de la primera porción inferior 2. Del borde libre de la porción inferior 2 emerge un resalte perimetral 4 dirigido hacia el interior para asegurar el anclaje del conjunto de la tapa sobre la lata de bebida. También de ese borde libre, pero hacia fuera, arranca una pequeña solapa lateral 5 para retirar y separar la tapa de la lata correspondiente 6. Dentro del hueco interior determinado por la porción superior 3 se pueden introducir elementos de juego. Además, sobre la superficie exterior plana de la base 7 de la porción superior 3 se puede imprimir y/o estampar cualquier mensaje y/o acción promocional en su interior y/o interior. Por otro lado, la superficie anular resultante 8 de la porción inferior correspondiente con su base puede utilizarse también para los mismos fines publicitarios que la base 7 de la porción superior 3. . La base superior 9 de la lata 6 donde se encuentra la anilla de apertura 10, está limitada por un reborde regruesado 11, por debajo del cual existe un canal rehundido 12 donde finaliza una superficie inferior e inclinada 13 de la pared lateral del bote 6, superficie inclinada 13 que es convergente hacia arriba hasta finalizar en ese canal rehundido 12 donde se anclará el resalte perimetral 4 de la tapa correspondiente. En una segunda realización mostrada en la figura 3, el cuerpo principal 1' del conjunto de la tapa carece del resalte perimetral 4 para asegurar su vinculación a la lata, pero incorpora en su lugar un elemento de precinto determinado por un cuerpo anular 14 que se une a la porción inferior 2 mediante unos pequeños apéndices de rotura 15, constituyendo ese cuerpo anular 14 un elemento de precinto que delata si el conjunto de la tapa ha sido manipulada, ya que al intentar la apertura de dicha tapa se producirá la rotura de los pequeños apéndices 15, detalle éste que será fácilmente visible, quedando siempre el elemento de precinto asociado al bote o lata correspondiente 6. Para ello, este elemento de precinto 14 incorpora una porción saliente hacia el interior ubicada en el canal rehundido 12 del bote o lata 6, de manera que el elemento de precinto 14 quedará vinculado a la lata 6 sin poderse extraer, ya que su diámetro interior es menor que el diámetro del reborde regruesado 11 de la base superior 9 del bote o lata correspondiente 6. COVER FOR DRINK CAPS OBJECT OF THE INVENTION The present invention, as expressed in the statement of this specification, refers to a lid for beverage cans that allows to obtain the best hygienic conditions when ingesting the product and thus guarantee the consumer that The surface that comes into contact with the lips has been protected from the outside at all times, thus offering a guarantee and hygiene to the user, which allows drinking directly from the can without any risk or fear. During packaging the can will be subjected to optimal hygienic conditions that will be preserved if this lid is placed at the end of the packaging process. In addition, it allows the user to distinguish at a glance if the packaging has been tampered with and therefore violated its hygiene guarantee. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION At present there are beverage cans that incorporate protective caps that are coupled in correspondence with the upper base where the opening device of said can is located. All this in order to preserve the cleaning and hygiene of the can, precisely through the opening area where the user then drinks or pours the contents. For example, Utility Model No. 9502598 consists of a protective and hygienic lid for beverage cans that basically comprises a hollow cylindrical body in the shape of a small bowl, whose side wall has a "U" shaped extension as continuation of that side wall. This extension serves as an element to more easily remove the lid from the can. Another cover corresponds, for example, to Utility Model No. 200101910. On the other hand, there is a register consisting of a beverage bottle cover that incorporates an element of security seal attached, by means of breakage appendages, to the free edge of the main body of this lid, a body that comprises a general cup shape, so that this seal element allows us to check with the naked eye whether the container has been tampered with. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The lid for beverage cans constituting the object of the invention is characterized in that it comprises a main body formed in principle by two hollow cylindrical portions in the form of a small bowl, a lower one that is coupled in correspondence with the base top of the can to protect it and an upper portion that constitutes a cabin where you can store toy items, advertising, such as chips or "chaps" that are also incorporated in bags of potatoes, for example, and used by children to play . In that upper base is the opening ring. You can also paste stickers, decals and ultimately what the company in question deems appropriate as a promotional method and meets the necessary dimensions to fit in said space of the upper portion. Normally, the upper portion will have a smaller dimension than the lower portion. It should also be noted that the upper portion may be off-center, also including the possibility that such upper portion has a different shape than the circular. The free edge of the lower portion is capable of incorporating an annular shoulder directed inwards to ensure its anchoring to the can in correspondence with its upper base. In turn, this same edge of the lower portion includes a small side flap directed outwards to more easily remove the cover assembly. The upper base of the can is limited by a protruding outwardly flanged flange, below which an upwardly inclined inclined surface is defined that forms part of the perimeter wall of the can, inclined surface ending in a recessed area above of which is the flange returned. In another embodiment of the cover, the annular shoulder is dispensed with and instead a seal element is included which is characterized in that it comprises an annular body attached to the free edge of the main body by means of breakage appendages, so that that annular body has a protruding inward portion that is located at the deepest part of the recessed area bounded between the perimeter edge of the boat or can and the sloping surface converging upwards. The annular shoulder of the first embodiment will also fit into that deeper part. The side flap is provided to facilitate the manipulation of the lid assembly for opening, so that when the seal element is included, when the aforementioned flap is pulled up, the main body of the lid will be detached, the separation being produced by the breakage appendages, the seal element associated with the can being reported to have been manipulated. The seal element is associated with the can, since its inner diameter is smaller than the diameter of the returned flange and its extraction is not possible. Next, in order to facilitate a better understanding of this descriptive report and forming an integral part thereof, some figures are attached in which the object of the invention has been represented by way of illustration and not limitation. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of the lid for beverage cans, object of the invention. Figure 2.- Shows a sectional view of the cover of the invention. Figure 3.- Shows a sectional view of the lid with another embodiment different from that shown in the previous figures. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Considering the numbering adopted in the figures, in a first embodiment shown in Figures 1 and 2, the lid for beverage cans is determined from a hollow main body 1 which in principle comprises a lower portion greater in the form of a bowl 2 and a hollow upper portion 3, also in the form of a bowl, which starts from the base of the first lower portion 2. From the free edge of the lower portion 2 emerges a perimeter shoulder 4 directed inwards to ensure the anchor of the lid assembly on the beverage can. Also from that free edge, but outwardly, a small side flap 5 is removed to remove and separate the lid from the corresponding can 6. Within the interior hollow determined by the upper portion 3, game elements can be introduced. Furthermore, on the flat outer surface of the base 7 of the upper portion 3, any message and / or promotional action can be printed and / or stamped inside and / or inside. On the other hand, the resulting annular surface 8 of the corresponding lower portion with its base can also be used for the same advertising purposes as the base 7 of the upper portion 3.. The upper base 9 of the can 6 where the opening ring 10 is located, is limited by a rimmed flange 11, below which there is a recessed channel 12 where a lower surface e inclined 13 of the side wall of the boat 6, inclined surface 13 which is convergent upwards until it ends in that recessed channel 12 where the perimeter shoulder 4 of the corresponding cover will be anchored. In a second embodiment shown in Figure 3, the main body 1 'of the lid assembly lacks the perimeter projection 4 to ensure its connection to the can, but instead incorporates a seal element determined by an annular body 14 which is it joins the lower portion 2 by means of small rupture appendages 15, said annular body 14 constituting a seal element that betrays if the lid assembly has been tampered with, since when trying to open said lid the breakage of the lid will occur. small appendages 15, this detail that will be easily visible, always remaining the seal element associated with the corresponding canister or can 6. For this purpose, this seal element 14 incorporates an inwardly projecting portion located in the recessed channel 12 of the canister or can 6, so that the seal element 14 will be linked to the can 6 without being able to be removed, since its inner diameter is smaller than the diameter of the flange you return ado 11 of the upper base 9 of the corresponding canister 6.

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REIVINDICACIONES 1.- TAPA PARA LATAS DE BEBIDA, que estando destinada para acoplarse en correspondencia con la base superior de una lata o bote de bebida, se caracteriza porque comprende un cuerpo hueco formado por una porción inferior en forma de cazoleta (2) y una segunda porción superior menor (3) que arranca de la base de la porción inferior (2), determinándose en esta base una superficie anular (8) ; todo ello en orden a facilitar la incorporación de elementos publicitarios y/o de juego. 2.- TAPA PARA LATAS DE BEBIDA, según reivindicación 1, caracterizada porque incluye un elemento de precinto determinado por un anillo (14) que posee una porción saliente hacia el interior ubicada en una acanaladura (12) de la pared lateral de la respectiva lata (6) , uniéndose dicho anillo (14) al borde libre de la porción inferior (2) mediante una sucesión de pequeños apéndices (15) . CLAIMS 1.- COVER FOR DRINK CANS, which being intended to be coupled in correspondence with the upper base of a can or beverage can, is characterized in that it comprises a hollow body formed by a lower portion in the shape of a bowl (2) and a second minor upper portion (3) that starts from the base of the lower portion (2), an annular surface (8) being determined on this base; all in order to facilitate the incorporation of advertising and / or game elements. 2. - DRINK COVER COVER, according to claim 1, characterized in that it includes a seal element determined by a ring (14) that has an inwardly projecting portion located in a groove (12) of the side wall of the respective can (6), said ring (14) joining the free edge of the lower portion (2) by a succession of small appendages (15).
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BRPI0511016-5A BRPI0511016A (en) 2004-05-12 2005-04-28 cover for beverage cans
US11/596,276 US20080017603A1 (en) 2004-05-12 2005-04-28 Cover For Beverage Cans
AU2005249730A AU2005249730A1 (en) 2004-05-12 2005-04-28 Cover for beverage cans
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