WO2017020101A1

WO2017020101A1 - Structural arrangement for beverage container seals

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Publication number: WO2017020101A1
Application number: PCT/BR2015/000134
Authority: WO
Inventors: Edilberto Acácio DA SILVA
Original assignee: Edilberto Acácio DA SILVA
Priority date: 2015-08-03
Filing date: 2015-08-31
Publication date: 2017-02-09
Also published as: BR202015018558U2; BR202015018558Y1

Abstract

The present utility model relates to a structural arrangement for a seal on a beverage container, belonging to the technical field of packaging accessories in general, more particularly to a new seal for beverage cans, such as beer, juice, soft drink cans, or cans of any other drink or product that uses the corresponding packaging container, which can be round, square or oval/square, producing convenient, safe and functional results which are very advantageous. The present patent comprises a seal for beverage cans (2), the seal being provided with a lever (40) having at the fixed end, a straight extension (411) that forms an auxiliary lever to remove the elliptical body (4), the auxiliary lever being shaped with a small fold (401) at the edge thereof, which forms the tooth that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptic body (4), followed by an extension (402) with a small elliptical recess (412), the lever being arranged on the elliptical recess (60) that is formed in the top of the can (2) and makes it easier for the user to grip the lever. Alternative seals and cans are proposed in structural variants.

Description

CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE PAIR

BEVERAGE PACKING

[OIJ This is a Utility Model Patent for a _" sealed beverage packaging construction arrangement" belonging to the general packaging accessories technical sector _» more particularly for a new beverage lid toe , such as beer, juices and refrigerasses or any other beverage or product using the packaging thereof, which may be round _' square or square oval _' whereby very practical, safe and functional results are obtained.

TECHNICAL STATE

{021 Canned beverage packaging is well known _* what few people know is that according to hita; // a! Erf ♦ aleyj.rj.gôv.br, referring to the draft of Law Project 2833/2002 which provides information requirement on canned beverage packaging to warn of the need for washing before ingestion of the liquid, where the justification is as follows:

Recent research by specific laboratories has revealed contamination in beverage cans. It has been found that on average large amounts of colony forming units per square centimeter (CFU / cm) of fecal coliforms, and others are in contact with the consumer's mouth. Total coliforms indicate precarious togeny, since ingesting into a can with fecal coloforms means that the mouth is absolutely contaminated, which can cause diarrhea and vomiting Infectologists warn that the can model is quite bad because opening the dirty seal contacts the liquid and may stimulate the proliferation of bacteria.

In our state many consumers have been hit by various types illness caused by contaminated packaging in canned beverages, cfeegattd leading in some cases to death,

Emergency action is taken! the warning on the cans packaging, in an appropriate way, with clear and objective language for the due clarification of the consumer. It is no longer possible to assume that the fact of information is the main cause of disease to the population.

Thus, such a patent is intended to make the use of canned containers more hygienic in order to prevent / prevent contamination of the liquid. Virtually no one realizes until the present day that when the seal is opened the lid is lightened into the can, having direct contact with the drink, and in view of this the present invention has been unveiled. constructive intmdadda in seal packaging beverages and its constructive _variants' allows opening the can in the package, extracting the seal and avoiding that it enters into contai 'with the _liquid' also combined with piaticidade and fast removal of the seal.

INNOVATION DESCRIPTION

4f The present utility model patent will be better understood by describing the schematic figures they represent;

Figure Li; top view of new constructive arrangement introduced in sealed beverage packaging;

Figure L2: perspective view of the constructive arrangement sealed for beverage packaging;

Figure 1.3: Perspective view of the constructive arrangement sealed in beverage packaging. _» With a lever option;

Figure 2.1: top view of a first embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 2: 2; perspective view of a first constructive variant of the seal; for packaging ie drinks Figure 23: sectional detail of a first embodiment of the closed seal;

Figure 2.4: sectional detail of a first embodiment of the seal being opened;

Figure 2.5: detail in section of mm first variant constmtivâ of the seal being opened;

Figure 2.6: sectional detail of a first variant of the open septum seal;

Figure 2.7: sectional detail of the first embodiment of the substantially open seal;

Figure 3.1: top view of a second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 3.2: perspective view of a second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 3.3: perspective view of a second constructive embodiment of the seal packing _drinks' with open _seal. ;

Figure 3,4 is a side view of a second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened;

Figure 4.1: Top view of a third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 4.2: perspective view of a third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 5.1: Top view of a fourth embodiment of the beverage packaging laere;

Figure 5.2: Perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Fig. 6,1: Top view of a fifth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 6.2: View and perspective of a fifth constructive variant of the seal. for packaging drinks;

Figure 6,3: Perspective view of a fifth embodiment of the sealing package with the seal open;

Figure?.! ; top view of a sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 72; perspective view of a sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 7.3; viewed in perspective of a sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened;

Figure 8.1: top view of a seventh embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 8,2: Perspective view of a seventh variant of the seal to;

Figure IJ; v STA side of a seventh embodiment of the eonstrutiva laeie pair packaging _f i b id ESM open seal;

Figure .9J: View and top of an eighth ada¾ & ^{^}

packaging is drunk

Fig. 92: perspective view of an eighth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 9.3: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9 A sectional detail of an eighth embodiment of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.5: Detailing a section of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.6: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.7 :; a cut octave of an octave range is constructive of the seal being warned; Figure 9.8: Detail view of the eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.9: Perspective detail of an eighth constructive variant of the open seal;

Figure 9.10; perspective detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figyra 9, 1: detail in perspective ie the eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.12; exploded perspective detail of an eighth constructive variant of the l cre being opened;

Figure. 9Λ3: detail in section is an eighth constructive variant of the seal already being opened;

Figure J4; sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of iacr being opened;

Figure 9, 15: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the lac and being opened;

Figure 9.16; sectional detail of an eighth embodiment of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.17: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.18: Detail cut in one octave, constructive variant of seal being opened;

Figure 9.1: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the virtually open seal;

Figure 9,20 ^; sectional detail of an eighth construction variant of the fully open yakre;

Figure 9.21: sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.22: Section Detail of an Eighth Constructive Variant of the Seal being open;

Figure 9-23; sectional detail of an eighth constructive variant of the seal already being opened

Figure 9.24: perspective detail of an eighth variant and the seal of the seal being opened;

Figure 9.25: perspective detail of an eighth constructive variant of the practically open Jacre;

Figure 10 J: perspective view of a ninth coastrutive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 10 * 2: sectional detail of a ninth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

^'Figure 103: AE sectional detail a ninth constructive variant of the seal being opened;

Figure 1.0.4: sectional detail of a ninth constructive variant of the virtually open seal;

Figure 10.5: front view detail of a non-constructive variant of the open seal;

Figure 1 LI: Perspective detail of a tenth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal, highlighting the rear face;

Figure 11, 2: perspective detail of a tenth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal, highlighting the front focal point;

Figure 13L3: top view of a tenth constructive variant of the seal for infant packaging;

Figure 12.1: Perspective view of an eleventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal

Figure 12.2; perspective detail of an eleventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal ^*

Figure 12.3: top view of an eleventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal, highlighting the rear face; and Figure 12.4: Exploded perspective detail of an eleventh constructive variant of the seal for. beverage packaging;

Figure 13 is a perspective view of a twelfth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 13.2: Perspective view of a twelfth constructional variant of the beverage packaging container, core open seal;

Figure 133: Side view of a twelfth mm constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened;

Figure 13.4: top view of a twelfth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 14.1: perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 14.2: Pont I view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 143: rear view of fourteenth mm constructive variant of beverage packaging seal;

Figure 14.4: Side view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 1, 5: top view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 14.6: Bottom view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 14.7: exploded perspective detail of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, top view;

Figure 1, 8: detail in. exploded perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal from below;

Figure 14.9: Perspective detail of a constructive fourteenth _embodiment, the seal packing drinks;

Figure 15.1: Perspective view of a fifteenth constructive variant water seal for beverage packaging;

Figure 15.2: Top view of a fifteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 15.3: Partial exploded perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 16.1: perspective view of a sixteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 16.2: top view of a sixteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 16.3: Partial exploded perspective view of a sixteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17! ; perspective view of a seventeenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17.2: Front view of a seventeenth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 173: rear view of a seventeenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17.4: side view of a seventeenth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17.5: Bottom view of the seventeenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17.6: Top view of a seventeenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 17.7: Partial exploded perspective view of a seventeenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 18 J: perspective view of an eighteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure! 8 superior top view; ó lact u lact to ^' pack in drinks; Figure 18.3: Partial perspective view of an eighteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 19. perspective view of a tenth mm constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 192: top view of a nineteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 19.3: Partial perspective view of a nineteenth embodiment of the beverage packaging lacquer;

Figure 20, 1: partial perspective view of a twentieth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 20.2: top view of a twentieth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 21.1: Perspective view of a twenty-first embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 21, 2: top view of a twenty-first embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 21.3: partial perspective view of a twenty-first embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 22.1: Partial perspective view of a twenty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 22.2: Seperate view of a twenty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 2 .1: Partial perspective view of a twenty-third embodiment of the seal for beverage packaging;

Figure 23.2: top view of a twenty-third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 24.1; perspective view of a twenty-fourth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 24.2: top view of a twenty-fourth constructive variant of the seal for beverage packaging;

Figure 243; partial perspective view of a twenty-fourth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 25 J: Partial perspective view of a twenty-fifth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 25.2: Top view of the twenty-fifth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 26, 1: perspective view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 26.2; top view of a twenty-sixth constructional variant of the packing for seals;

Figure. 26.3: partial perspective view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure. 26.4: partial perspective view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, with the seal being opened; Figure 26.5: Partial perspective view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, with the seal open;

Figure. 26.6; partial lateral cross-sectional view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 26.7: Partial exploded perspective view of a twenty-sixth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 27.1: Perspective view of a twenty-seventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal, highlighting the front face;

Figure .27.2: Perspective view of a twenty-seventh embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, highlighting the rear face;

Figure 27.3: Front view of a twenty-seventh embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 27.4: rear view of a twenty-seventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal; Figure 27.5: Lateral view of a twenty-seventh constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 27.6: First view of a twenty-seventh embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 27.7: Bottom view of a twenty-seventh embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figwa 28.1: A perspective view of a twenty-eighth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 28.2: Right side view of a twenty-eighth constructive variant of the beverage packaging cre;

Figure 283: Left side view of the twenty-eighth _, constructive variant is the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 28.4: Frontal view of a twenty-eighth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 28.5: Posterior view of a twenty-eighth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 28.6: Top view of a twenty-eighth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 28 _* 7: Bottom view of a twenty-eighth embodiment of the packaging seal: for beverages;

Figure 29.1: Perspective view of a twenty-ninth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 29.2: Frontal view of a twenty-ninth constructional variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 29.3: Posterior view of a twenty-ninth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 29.4: Lateral view of a twenty-ninth constructive variant of the seal for the packaging of drinks;

ig fa 29 j: view _: kip rior of a wake: non variant eor ^ imliv ds _: seal for packing in drinks;

Figure 29.6: Bottom view of a twenty-ninth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 30.1: Perspective view of a thirtieth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 302: Frontal view of a 30th embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 30.3: Rear view of a thirtieth constructive variant of the beverage packaging Itere;

Figure 30.4: Lateral view of a thirtieth constructive variant of the beverage packaging laere;

Figure 30.5: top view of a thirtieth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 30.6; bottom view of a thirtieth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 31.1: Perspective view of a thirty-first constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 31.2: Perspective view of a thirty-first constructive variant of the beverage packaging laere, with the seal being opened; Figure 31.3: Exploded partial perspective view of a thirty-first embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 1.4: top view of a thirty-first embodiment of the beverage packaging laere;

Figure 31.5: Cross-sectional side view of a thirty-first constructional variant of the laere for packaging of drinks;

Figure 32.1: perspective view of a thirty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 32.2: perspective view of a thirty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened; Figure 32.3: lateral vist a thirty-second constructive variant for the seal packing ebid _s' with the seal open;

Figure 32.4: top view of a thirty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened;

Figure 32.5: top view of a thirty-second embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 33.1: Perspective view of one. thirty-third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Fig. 33.2: Perspective view of a thirty-third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, with the seal being opened; Figure 33.3: Perspective view of a thirty-third constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal with the seal open;

Figure 33.4: Frontal view of a thirty-third embodiment of the beverage packaging seal, with the seal being opened;

Figure 33.5: Top view of the thirty-third constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 33.6; sectional detail of a thirty third constructive variant of the seal for beverage packaging;

Figure 34, 1: perspective view of a thirty-fourth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 34.2: top view of a thirty-fourth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 35.1: Perspective view of a thirty-fifth embodiment of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 35 _* 2: top view of a thirty-fifth constructive variant of the beverage packaging seal;

Figure 35.3: partial perspective view of a thirty-fifth constructive variant of the seal packing acidic b _'with the seal being opened; Figure 35.4: Perspective view of a thirty-fifth constructive variant. the beverage packaging seal with the seal opened;

Figure 35.5: det m eetiva it in a ^{"constructive} variant of thirty conquest seal packaging beverages; and

Figure 35.5: Lateral detail of a thirty-fifth variant of the beverage packaging seal,

According to Figures O and 1.3, the present utility patent comprises one; beverage can seal (2), the seal having a lever (40) having a fixed end, a rectilinear protrusion (41!) which forms a lever for the shaker. removal of the elliptical body (4), and shaped to form a slight bend (401). on the edge _"which in _turn" shape the tooth. u perfiira body peripheral region (4) is elliptical ,, uid URA extension (402) having a small recess (412), elliptical, this being accommodated on the recess (60) ,, _* made elliptical at the top of can (2), for ease of handling ^** . "

f J De ae «> rdo com. Figures 2.1 to 2.7 _»on a first constructive variant 'elliptical recess (12) is provided with a recess (413) which forms a tooth (14) q' and _'once pressed sm does not cover small hole, eliminating pressure and thereby facilitating removal of the elliptical body (4).

[7] According to figures 3.1 to 3.4, was it a corjstructive variant _? the lever (40) will be provided at the fixed end with a slightly inclined extension (415) forming the lever and the rectangle and rounded extension (416) at the ends;

fi l According to figures 4.1 and 4.2 _. in a third embodiment variant, extension 416 will have slightly sloping sides,

[0 | According to figures 5.1 and 5.2, in a fourth variation

According to Figures 6J to 63, in a fifth embodiment, lever 40 will be provided at the fixed end with an arcuate extension 417 forming the lever and extending curved extension 418. near the region of the handle.

[111] According to Figures 1 to 7.3, in a sixth embodiment, the extension (416) will have the curved sides and the recess (41.2), circular,

| 12J According to. Figures 8.1 to 8.3, in a seventh embodiment, the lever. (40) shall be provided at the fixed end with an arcuate extension (417) which forms the lever and the extension end (16) provided with a hollow elliptical region (1);

f ^'13 ] According to figures 9, 1 to 9.25, in the eighth constructive variant, the extension (416) will have curved sides, next to the extension (417), which forms an auxiliary lever for removal of the elliptical body (4). ) ₉ said extension (4.16) , is further provided of an indentation (420) forming a tooth (42.1) that, z pressed, makes nm small hole in the TAM, eliminating pressure and i are _{"facilitating} removal of the body it is elliptical (4) and is also shaped to form a slight bend (4Ô1) at the edge which in turn forms tooth (422) piercing the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

fl4 | According to figures 10 J to 10.5, in a ninth. constructive variant, the lever (40) is provided with _* in the fixed end on a projection (423) having an end. curvature. (424) for coupling to the rim of the can (2), aiming to advance / open and project the "seal" of the container / can so that it does not have "INTERNAL ⁵ 'contact with the liquid _" as can be observed also in the other models having the same system Near the fixed end of the lever 40 is also shaped to form a slight bend 401 at the edge which in turn forms the tooth 422 which pierces the region the elliptic body (4). | LSF according to Figures 1 1, 1 to Ί 13, love tenth embodiment consti itiva, the lever (40) is provided at the free end of a lever (425) in the shape of "IXE tail ^*" and the flange (2) will be provided with a low (62) front face. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) it is also shaped to provide a "slight bend (40!) _{." An} edge which in turn forms the tooth (422) which pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (40) _. 4).

| According to figures 12 J to 12 * 4, in an eleventh constructive variant, aiavanc (40) will be provided at the free end with a household handle (426) and Yacht (2) will be provided with vm. undercut (62) on the front face and aixo undercut (63) on the rear to make it easier to. open * Close the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form i¾ma slight bend (401), 'the edge which _* per m vm _t Fornia the tooth (422) punching the periphery of the elliptical body ( 4).

According to Figures 13.1 to 13.4, in the tenth second, second embodiment, the curved side web extension 416 and the elliptical recess 412. Next to the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form «m slight bend (401), n rim _* u, in turn, forms the tooth (422) punching the periphery of the elliptical body (4) . According to figures 14/1 to 14J, in HM thirteenth constructional variant, the lever (40) will be wider and in the shape of a 'U' forming a vertical portion (5) and a horizontal portion (6), the lid (?) of the can (2) will be provided with a central recess (71) and in the region of the seal, an elliptical recess (72), which has the function of preventing a small part of the liquid remaining on the edge circulated by the lid when the can is tilted or removed _"thus preventing the liquid has a larger area of contact with external bacteria which are on the edge of the can. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4). According to Figures 15 J to 15.3, in a fourteenth constructive variant, the lid (7) of the can (2) will be provided with a peripheral shoulder (73) and a joint (74) the region of the seal. , which has the function of preventing a small part of the liquid from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the edge of the can. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which provided the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

According to Figures 16.1 to 163, in a fifteenth embodiment, the lid (7) of the can (2) has no peripheral shoulder (73) and elliptical recess (72) in the sealing region. , which has the function of preventing a small portion of the liquid on the rim from flowing around the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the rim of the can. . Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a "slight fold (401) at the edge _" which in turn forms the (422) which pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4). ),

21J According to Figures 17.1 to 1 A, in a sixteenth constructive variant, the lat (2) will be provided with a flat face (1). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at. edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) which perforates the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4),

[221] According to figures 18.1 to 183, in a seventeenth constructive variant, the lid (7) of the can (2) will be provided with only a peripheral shoulder (73). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which _f in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4),

(231 According to figures 19.1 to 193, in an eighteenth constructive variant _» the lever (40) will be narrower β in ⁴ⁱ L" shape with a longer extension (415) the lid (7) of the can (2) will be provided with peripheral shoulder (73), near the fixed end the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4),

| 24J According to the figures 20.1 and 20.2, in love nineteenth constructive variant _'the lever (40) is narrow and in the shape of "U" with a praíougameoto (15) over the elongate cover (?) the can (2) will be provided with a central recess (71) in the region of the seal, an elliptical recess (72). Next, the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) _s at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4). ,

[25] De- according to ^figures' 2 L rt _{21.3; í} in a twenty constructive variant, the lid (7) is provided with a central recess (71) and a body (80) square Near the end of the fixed lever (40) is also shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn _'this forms the (422) which perforates the peripheral region of the square body

(80),

| 26 | According to Figures 22,1 and 22.2, in a twenty-first embodiment, the lid (?) Will be provided with a central recess (71), a trapezoidal recess (75) in the region of the seal, which has the function. to prevent a small portion of the liquid on the rim from circulating around the lid when the can is melted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria that are on the rim of the can, and from a body (St) trapezoidal Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) in the

[27] According to Figures 23.1 to 23.3, in a twenty-second varied embodiment, the lid (7) will be provided with a central recess (71) and a body (82) which has a fish tail. Next to the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the latter (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the shaft tail (82). ),

[2S | According to figures 24 1 to 243, in a twenty-third constructive variant _'the lever (40), horizontal and lid (?) D can (2) is provided with a peripheral shoulder (73), a contour (74 ) in the region of the seal extending to the center _» a rectangular recess (76) and elliptical recess (72), which has the function of preventing a small portion of the liquid on the edge from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria lying on the rim of the can. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold (40.1) on the rim, which in turn forms the tooth (422) which pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

2 | According to Figures 25 e and 25.2, in a twenty-fourth constructive variant, the lever (40) is "L" _»cover (7) is provided with a central recess (71), a body (4) square and in the region of the seal extending to the center of a narrow recess (77), which has the function of preventing a small portion of the liquid on the edge from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus avoiding The liquid has a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the edge of the liquid. tin. Near the fixed end of lever 40 is also shaped to form a folding edge 401 at the edge which in turn. instead, forms the tooth (422) which perforates the peripheral region of the square body ^§ f f3 according e¾m the figsrss 264-26 * ^■ in a igésima qtiinia In a variety of constructions, the cap 7 will be provided with a peripheral shoulder 73, a trapezoidal recess 78 in the region of the yakre which has the function of preventing an eq in part of the liquid at the edge from circulating. by the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the edge of the can, and of a trapezoidal body (8). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to fortify a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that performs the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (). .

[311 According to. Figures 27.1 to 27.7, in a twenty-sixth constructional variant, can (2) will have three flat faces (21) and a curve (22) and following the shape of the latex (2), the lid (7) will have three sides planes (79) and a bend (79 ^* ) and the lever (40) closely with the can recess will be positioned on the curved faces (22) and (79 ^* ) of the flange and lid respectively. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also muted to form a slight bend (40!) _» The edge, which in turn provided the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (81) .

According to Figures 281 to 28J, it was a twenty-seventh constructive variant, the lever 40 along with the can recess will be positioned on the left side. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (81).

[33] According to Figures 29.1 to 29.6, in a twenty-eighth constructive variant, the can (2) will be square * provided at the end of a tapered portion (23) tapered to receive a square lid (7), m of smaller dimensions, besides the lever (40) together with the ø can (90) semicircular can. Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form joined slight fold (401), the edge, which in turn _*, Fornia the tooth (422) qe pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (Ps),

[341 According to figures 30.1 to 30.6 _* in a twentieth embodiment, the can (2) will be square _* provided at the end of a lid (7) of the same shape and size, in addition to the lever (40) together with the circular recess (1) of the can. Near the fixed end of the lever (4) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401), "edge", which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal corp ( SI).

| 3S | According to figures 3 L1 to L5 _» in a thirtieth constructive variant _» the lever (40) in "L" will be provided at the free end of the semicircular ring (41). the latter being accommodated on the semicircular recess (90) of the can (2) and the other end attached to the seal (100) in diameter slightly smaller than the lid (7). Froxius to the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to to form a slight bend (401) ,, the edge which in turn form _* tooth (422) which perforates the seal peripheral region (100).

| 36J According to Figures 32.1 to 32.3 _* in. a thirty-first constructive variant, the lever (40), U "is shaped to form 'the free end _* vertical extension (42) . leaked which is seated on the recess (90) semicircular the can (2) , and the other end attached to the seal (100) in diameter slightly smaller than the cap (7). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold (401) at the edge _* u * by its _s shape once the tooth (422) Perfume that the peripheral region of the seal (100) _*

According to Figures 33.1 to 33.6 _* in a thirty-second constructive variant _* the lever (40) * at "V" will be shaped to form at the free vertical end a circular ring (43) and the flange ( 2) be provided with two recesses floors (92, 92 ^') being deeper than the other, respectively "to facilitate" user picks ^* - and the other end fixed to the seal (100) slightly smaller diameter than the cover (7). Next to the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge _', which, in turn, forms the tooth (422) which perforates the peripheral of the seal reglSo (100),

| 38 | According to figures 34.1 and 34.2, in a thirty-third constructive variant, lever 40 will be. shaped to form a horizontal body having at the free end _* a circular ring (44) and the other end being fixed to the seal (100) slightly smaller than the lid (7) and provided with a circular recess (101) ). Near the fixed end of lever 40 is also shaped to form a slight bend 401 in the. edge, which, in turn, ^'the way. tooth (422) piercing the peripheral region of the seal (100).

(38J) According to Figures 35, 1 and 35,6, in a thirty-fourth constructive variant, the lever (40) will be shaped to form a horizontal body having at its free end a ring (45). and the other end being fixed to the seal (100) in diameter slightly smaller than the lid (7) and having a circular recess (101). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (40) at the edge which in turn forms the tooth (422) piercing the peripheral region of the seal (100).

With the constructive arrangement introduced in Jacre for beverage packaging thus obtained, it offers the following advantages over its counterparts known to date:

- Easy and practical opening of the seal;

- Higher hygiene, since the water comes into contact with the liquid

Melfeo tfe seal; and Allow the use of recyclable materials on the lid,

£ 40] The scope of this patent utility model, demonstrates their innovation in the domestic and world market & the n should therefore _"be limited to the use of packaging, but the defined terms ms claims and its various equivalents.

Claims

L- CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT im¾ BUILT IN LACE! FOR PACKING I DRINKS,

|> or comprises a beverage can seal (2), the seal having a lever (4G) provided at the fixed end, a rectilinear extension (411) forming an auxiliary lever for removing the body (4). ) elliptical _' and shaped to form a slight fold (401) at the edge which _' in turn _' forms the tooth piercing the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4), followed by an extension (402) provided with a small recess (412), elliptical _» being accommodated on recess (60), elliptical _» made on top of can (2) to facilitate "user grip" ^** .

2 'ARTICLE CONSUMED IN LACRE BEARING BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that, in the first embodiment, the elliptical recess (412) is provided with a recess (413) which forms a tooth (414) which,' once pressed _» makes a small hole in the lid, relieving the pressure and thereby _» facilitating the removal of the elliptical body (4),

3. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized by, in. In the second embodiment, the lever (40) is provided at the fixed end with a slightly inclined extension (415) forming the lever and the rectilinear and rounded extension (416) at the ends.

4. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN. BEVERAGE PACKING LACRE, characterized in that, in a third embodiment, the extension (416) has slightly sloping sides. '

5. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IM LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized in that _» in a fourth embodiment variant, extension (416) has sides slightly inclined and the recess (412), circular,

6. CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized in that, in a fifth embodiment, the lever (40) is provided with. fixed end of an arched extension (417) forming the lever and the curved extension (418) extending near the handle region,

7. CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized in a sixth embodiment, extension (416) having curved sides and circular recess (412) _s .

8. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING »characterized by _» in a seventh embodiment _» the lever (40) is provided at the fixed end _» with an arched extension (417) forming the lever and end of the extension (416 ) equipped with a hollow elliptical region (419),

9. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING _» characterized in that in an eighth constructive variant * the extension (416) has curved sides _» next to the extension (417), which forms an auxiliary lever for removal of the elliptical body ( 4) _'said extension (416) is further provided with a recess (420) which forms a tooth (42!) u once pressed, makes a small hole in the cup, eliminating the pressure and thereby facilitating the removal ,, elliptical body (4) and is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge which in turn forms the tooth (4.22) which pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4),

10. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING _' characterized by _? in a ninth embodiment, the lever (40) is provided with a fixed end, an extension (423) provided with an end of a "curvature" (424) for coupling on the edge of ilk (2), to leverage / opening and projecting the "seal" the container * / can to EU does not have contact "INTERNAL ^** with liquid, as can also be seen .in other models that show the same system; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401), edge which _' in turn' forms the tooth (422) piercing the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

1 L- BUILT-IN CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that in a tenth constructive variant »the lever (40) is provided at the free end with a handle * 425 in the form of ^* * fish tail ^* 'and can (2) will be provided with a recess (62) on the front face; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form URAA slight bend (401) _# on edge, which, in turn _'forms the dento (422) punching the periphery of the elliptical body (4).

12. CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT IN BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that, in an eleventh embodiment, the lever (40) is provided at the free end with an annular handle (426) and the can (2) shall be provided. a recess (62) on the front face and a recess (63) on the rear to facilitate opening; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is També shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, what, in turn _'forming the tooth (422) punching the periphery of the elliptical body (4),

13. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE TO. BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that »in a twelfth embodiment _» the extension (416) has curved sides and an elliptical recess (412); close to the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge of which, in turn, forms the tooth (422) that perf would region PE ftica the eliptieo body (4 ).

1 . - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in _» in a thirteenth constructive variant _» the lever (40) is wider and ^4S L-shaped forming a vertical portion (5) and a horizontal portion (6), the lid (?) of the can (2) will be provided with a central undercut strip (71) and a sealing portion, an elliptical undercut (72), which has the function of preventing a small portion of the liquid remaining in the edge does not circle the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the can edge, near the fixed end of lever (40) it is also shaped to forming a slight bend (401) at the edge _*, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

15. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE DI PACKAGING, characterized in that in a fourteenth construction variant the lid (7) of the can (2) is provided with a peripheral shoulder (73) and a contour (74) on the region of the seal, which has the function of preventing a small part of the circulating liquid by the lid when the can is removed incilnada o _'thus preventing the liquid has love greater area of contact with the external tone bacteria thia herd tin; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to shape a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) which surrounds the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4),

16. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LAME FAME BEVERAGE PACKAGE, characterized in that, in a fifteenth construction variant, the lid (7) of the can (2) is provided with a peripheral shoulder (73) and the elliptical recess (72) no. sealing region, which has the function of preventing a small portion of the liquid remaining on the rim from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the remaining external bacteria. at the edge of the can; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to tune a slight d i¾ (4Θ1), ria b¾fda _? u _*: POF turn (OTMB the tooth ^'(422% etfera that the region of perfériça eorpo Lily n ^,).

17. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION IN RODUZID IN LACRE FOR 1MSALAG1: AND 1ΒΪ0ΑΙ, cafaetó¾¾ (therefore, was a variant: construct _s can (2) was fitted with a single face (2 ¾ near the fixed end of the lever 40 is also shaped to form a slight bend 401 at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth 422 which pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body 4,

18, - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN PACKAGING FOR PACKAGING. BE beverages, or wherein, in a seventeenth constructive variant _'cover (7) of the can (2) is provided with feather of a peripheral shoulder (73); near the end Sxa of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold. (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) which will erect the peripheral region of the elliptical body (4).

15, - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISIONS IMTEOBU 23DD A EM. SEAL

"4 ~ with ^' tiim ^': ^ mlmsjga ^^^^ ^^ .. (415) Alloys and the lid (? Can) having a psychedelic shoulder: (73) near the end of the lever (40) is also conformed ^'"to form ¾ma slight bending | 40I) _I: ¾orda _s u ^ ^a." it is e¾ form the deÉíe (422) qseperfera the ^{■ ■■} pmte¾ region: a ^&: ETP & eílptiã 4)

, 20, - LOTRODUHBA CS LOTRODUHBA ARRANGEMENT PAR .EMB LAGE ^ OF BEVERAGES, caiic¼r¾id by, in one tenth s ^: variant ss most standard and in

"V with a polongame to (415) m * ^are elongated and the lid of the can (d 2 is DAT?. (?): A η £> cental (71% .and in the region of & ί ^ & -ψ & -ϊ ^ elliptical (72); near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also formed so as to fmflm mi dm ôl}. /A / orda, which by SÍ ¥ _: e¾ JOTIW o é t® 02¾ c ss erlara the erifek region of the color 'Ifpto ^), lil áLAILM DE-IBII S, ireto: ¾l - or,' sm-n 'vif The cover (7) is provided with a recess and an idol (71) and a square body (80). Next the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which _"turn forms the tooth (422) u pierces the peripheral region of the square body (SQ),

22, - INT OBU IBA CONSTRUCTIVE LACRE BUILDING FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that, in the twenty-first construction variant, the lid (7) is provided with a central recess (71), a trapezoidal recess (75) in the groove. The function of the seal is to prevent a small portion of the liquid from the edge from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing the liquid from covering the larger area of contact with the external bacteria in the seal.

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BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that, in a twentieth second construction variant, the lid (7) is provided with a central recess (71) and a fishtail body (82); near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the pedicle region of the fish body (82). , _:

2 - COSTKOTOA OS 'ΜϊόϋΙϊϊϊΑ B¾f LACMÊ BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in cm one twenty-third embodiment ^{'constructive} lever (40), horizontal and the cap (7) ilk (2) are provided with a peripheral shoulder (73), a frame (74) in region of the seal extending to the center, a rectangular recess (76) and eliptko recess (72), which has the function of preventing a small pair and the liquid on the rim from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed. _. thus preventing the liquid from having an area. larger of contact with the external bacteria that are in the edge of the can; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the elliptical body ( 4),

^'25 - Constructive .DISPOSIÇÃO INTRODUCED IM SEAL PACKAGING For drinks, characterized in that , in a twenty-fourth constructive variant, s lever (40) is "L", the lid (7) is provided with a central recess (71) of a square body (4) and the region of the seal extending to the center of a narrow recess (77) which is designed to prevent a small portion of the liquid at the edge from circulating through the cap when the can is removed. is included or removed, thus preventing the liquid from having a larger area of contact with the external bacteria on the rim of the can; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the square body (80).

26, - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized in that, in a twenty-fifth constructive variant, the lid (7) is provided with a peripheral shoulder (73), with trapezoidal undercut (78) in the sealing region, which has the function of preventing a small part of the liquid from the edge from circulating through the lid when the can is tilted or removed, thus preventing liquid have a larger area of contact with the external bacteria lying on the rim of the can, and a trapezoidal (SI) body; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold (40I) _: at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (81). ),

27. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN LACRE FAMA BEVERAGE PACKAGE, characterized in that, in a twenty-sixth constructional variant, the flange (2) has three flat faces (21) and 'a curve (22) and follows the can-shape (2 ), the lid (7) will also have three pottery faces (79) and a curve (79 *) and the lever (40) together with the recess of the can can positioned on the curved faces (22) and (79 ^* ) of the can and of buffer respectively; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn provides it (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (81).

28. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE TO. BEVERAGE PACKING, characterized by, e.g. a twenty-seventh embodiment _» the lever (40) together with the can recess are positioned on the left side; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge which, at least, forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (81). ),

29. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN PACKAGING FOR PACKAGING. Beverages, wherein p, in a twenty-eighth constructive variant _"can (2) is square, provided on the end of a nut teclinadâ (23) which tapers receive the cap (7) also _square" , but smaller, as well. the lever (40) together with the semicircular recess (90) of the can; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold (401), m edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) which perforates the peripheral region of the trapezoidal color (81).

30.- CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT TMOBU MOUNTED IN PACKAGING FOR BE DRINK PACKAGING, characterized by 'ma. twentieth in the embodiment, the lug (2) is square, provided at the end of a lid (?) of the same shape and size, in addition to the lever (40) along with the circular recess (1) of the can; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is tm is shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the trapezoidal body (SI) .

3 L- CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN. SEAL FOR PACKAGING BEVERAGES, characterized in that in constructive variant am thirty _»lever (40), ** L '*, is provided at the free end of a semicircular argol (1), which is accommodated on the recess (90) the semicircular can (2) and the other end attached to the seal (100) of slightly smaller diameter of the can (7); near the fixed end of lever 40 is also shaped to form a slight fold. (401) at the edge _* which in turn forms the one (422) which perforates the peripheral region of the seal (Ϊ 00).

32. CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that, in a thirty-first constructive variant, the lever (40), in ** L '*, is shaped to form a vertical extension (42) at the free end (42). ) casting being accommodated on the semicircular recess (90) of the flange (2) and the other end attached to the seal (10) of a diameter slightly smaller than the cap (7); near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn provided the tooth (422) puncturing the peripheral region of the seal (100). ).

33.- CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE. PACKING BE drinks, characterized in that _* in a thirty-second constructive variant, the lever (40), m * G be shaped so as to form the free vertical end _"un the ring (43) circular and the can (2) ¾er provided of two annular recesses (92 and 92 '), one being deeper than the other, respectively _» to facilitate" user grip ^** and the other end fixed to a seal (100) slightly smaller in diameter than the lid ( ); near fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped so as to form a slight bend (401) at the edge, which in su time _'shaped tooth (422) which perforates the peripheral of the seal regiSo (100 ).

34. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION. Introduced 1M LACRE FAMA BEVERAGE PACKAGE, characterized in that, in a thirty-third constructive variant, the lever (40) is shaped to form a horizontal body, having at its free end a circular ring (44) and the other end being fixed. seal (100) in diameter smaller than the lid (7) and be provided with a circular recess (101). Near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a slight fold (401) at the edge, which in turn forms the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the seal (10Q).

35 ~ constructive disposition introduced in SEAL PACKING BE BE ID S, characterized in that , in a thirty-fourth constratíva variaste _* lever (40) is conformad to form a body hori ontal having the free end, a ring (45 ) semicircular and the other end being fixed to the seal (100) in diameter slightly smaller than the cap (7) and provided with a circular recess (101; near the fixed end of the lever (40) is also shaped to form a The slight bend (401) at the edge, which in turn fuses the tooth (422) that pierces the peripheral region of the seal (100).