ES1066743U - Bebedor master (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Master drinker for the beverage sector, whether water or soft drinks, created to share bottles, large and small, characterized by being a mouthpiece for personal use and non-transferable. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Master drinker

Object of the invention

This utility model, as expressed in the statement of this specification, it consists of a adaptable nozzle to water bottles or soft drinks, created to to be able to share the drink without having to suck all the people of the same bottle

The master drinker, designed for personal use and non-transferable, it is a cylindrical piece, wider by the bottom, which is the one that is screwed to the mouth of the bottle and narrower at the top, where it is drunk.

Technical sector

This utility model is framed in the Water and soft drinks technical sector.

State of the art

There is currently no sector in this sector. system that allows to share the liquid individually contained in a bottle, hygienically, avoiding contagion

Technical problem raised

So far to share the liquid of a bottle, without glasses, you had to suck it and every person that I wanted to drink I had to perform the same operation.

Some devices or media are known that allow you to drink directly from the bottles without having to suck The mouth of them.

In this sense, devices can be cited based on a piece that when pulling it leaves space for pass the water and you can drink.

There is also another device that consists Simply remove the cap from the bottle and directly suck and drink.

These systems have the disadvantage that they only exist in small bottles of water and soft drinks and not in the large bottles, which are usually shared.

In addition to the systems discussed above They are included with the bottles, so if you want them share, people would have to suck on it device.

Technical advantage provided by the invention

This utility model is focused on that no person has to suck from the same bottle, avoiding thus possible contagion situations.

The drinker is for individual use and untransferable. Each user will place their drinker and remove it When you have finished drinking. The bottle will go to the next person who will place, again, his drinker consuming the liquid without having to suck where the previous one would have sucked.

In addition, the invention provides another technical advantage. as to that less plastic waste would be generated, since By sharing bottles we would avoid the excess packaging they throw daily into the containers.

Detailed description of the invention

The purpose of this utility model is to allow one or more people to drink from the same bottle, without risk of infection and in the most hygienic way for all users

The drinker is a mouthpiece that adapts to the mouth of the bottle from which to drink, by means of a thread. Be screw, drink, unscrew and pass the bottle to another person You will perform the same operation with your drinker.

The drinker is a cylindrical mouthpiece, wider from the bottom, which is the one that curls into the mouth of the bottle from which you want to drink and, narrower on the part superior, for which it will be drunk.

The bottom will have a handle or hole which will allow to pass a cord to make its transport easier or to simply carry it hung.

Embodiment of the invention

The only piece that the drinker is made of It can be manufactured in plastic materials for food use, ceramics, clay or noble metals.

The measure of the drinker could be 4 or 5 centimeters long by 3 centimeters in diameter.

Description of the figures

For the best understanding of how much is left described in this utility model are accompanied by drawings in which only, by way of example, the master drinker

Figure 1 represents a general view of the drinker.

Figure 2 shows the drinker from an angle which allows us to see its interior and can appreciate the thread in the bottom.

Claims (3)

1. Master drinker for the beverage sector, whether water or soft drinks, created to share bottles, large and small, characterized by being a personal and non-transferable mouthpiece. 2. Master drinker, according to claim 1, characterized in that the nozzle has a cylindrical shape, wider in its lower part and with a thread to adapt to the mouth of the bottle from which it is desired to drink, allowing the liquid to pass through its interior until our mouth, thus avoiding having to suck from the bottle. 3. Master drinker, according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of plastic materials for food use, ceramics, clay or noble metals.