ES1123555U - Container (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Container, which can have different shapes and be closed by a lid, characterized in that the container (1) houses inside a container (2), of lower height and section similar to its upper part, lodging in the container ( 1) a first product (5), while the container (2), arranged in the upper part of the container (1), houses a second product (6), the assembly being closed by a closing lid (4). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

CONTAINER

DESCRIPTION

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION 5

The following Utility Model, as expressed in the statement of the present specification, refers to a container, which is intended to accommodate inside a container in order to accommodate a first product in the container and in the container , arranged inside the package, a second product, so that at the time of being consumed they can be mixed or not.

SCOPE.

This document describes a package that houses a container inside, which is applicable to contain different food products, so that the package itself houses a first product and the container, which is inside the package, It houses a second product.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION twenty

As it is known, conventionally, packaged products are contained in their corresponding packaging, so that, in the same product or different products, they are all together in the same package, and, thus, we can make reference, for example, to dry products, such as almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, etc., 25 that we can find in separate containers or in packages in which they are all together.

On the other hand, double containers are also known that in a first container contains a product and in a second container contains another product, and, thus, we can consider that double package that a first container contains cheese spread or another creamy product and a Second container contains some bread sticks, so that at the time of consumption both containers are opened and the cheese spread or the corresponding creamy product leaves

picking and eating with bread sticks.

Products composed of a first container and a second container are also known, so that each of them contains a different product, they are closed by a removable sheet and are marketed in conjunction, for which on the relative basis 5 to the removable sheet from a first container the second container is provided with means for anchoring it to the first container. Thus, these are two different packages that are marketed in conjunction by anchoring in each other and being separated when consumed.

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Likewise, we can consider other double packages that contain the corresponding products and that when consumed are joined together, being able to consider, for example, those packages that in a first package contain sliced cheese and a second package contain york ham, especially useful for the ham and cheese sandwich preparation.

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On the other hand, we can consider documents ES 1 049 and 566 and ES 1 053 227, so that document ES 1 049 and 566 describes a “compartmentalized container”, specially designed to accommodate, independently, two food products combinable at the time of consumption, which is constituted by the combination of two containers, inter-coupleable with each other equipped with their own and 20 independent closing means, and whose containers, configured as a whole as a conventional bottle, materialize, one of them, the lower container according to a majority sector and at whose mouth the second container is snap-in, which completes such a bottle and which is provided at its lower end with a transverse partition wall.

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In document ES 1 053 227 a "compartmentalized container for powdery bulk products" is described, the package of which has a rectangular rectangular prismatic configuration, whose walls and bases are obtained from a cardboard template or the like, so that in its Inside, a cardboard or similar template of rectangular contour is coupled, with transverse fold lines, for its configuration and fit, with a partition positioned perpendicularly to the internal major surfaces being defined defining two independent vertical compartments, housing one of them a first product and in the other a second promotional product.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In this report a package is described, so that the container receives a container inside, of smaller height and section similar to its upper part, housing a first product in the package, while the container, arranged in the upper part of the container, houses a second product, the assembly being closed by a closing lid.

In this way, the container is disposed in the upper part of the container as it is provided in its upper open base with a perimeter flange towards the outside of the seat and positioning on the open upper base of the container, or when it is fitted therein.

Thus, in the package a space is defined between its base and the container it houses to house a first product, while the container itself, inserted into the container and positioned on the first product, without contacting it, houses a second product , which when consumed 15 may or may not be mixed with the first product.

In a practical embodiment of the invention, the container has a convex internal surface base, although, logically, it could have a flat base or of a different configuration. twenty

Likewise, the container can be sealed by means of a removable sheet, whereby a possible fall of the product contained inside it would be avoided when opening the container and, in addition, it would collaborate in a better conservation of the products, or else the container can stay with its base open, that is, lacking the removable sheet. 25

In a practical embodiment the first product can be a creamy product and the second product can be a solid or pasty product that can dissolve, mix or not.

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In short, it is a question of being able to have a container that houses a container containing the first product and the second product and that they can be mixed at the time of consumption by the consumer.

To complement the description that is going to be carried out below, and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, this descriptive report is accompanied by a set of drawings, whose figures are illustrative and not limiting , the most characteristic details of the invention are represented. 5

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DESIGNS.

Figure 1. It shows an elevation view of the container, the container that will be housed inside, the possible sealing sheet of the container and the closure lid of the container, about 10 others unmounted, observing their configuration.

Figure 2. It shows an elevation view of the container, the container that will be housed inside and the closing lid of the container, one on top of the other without mounting, observing their configuration. fifteen

Figure 3. Shows an elevation view of the container, the container housed inside and closed by a sealing sheet and the closure lid of the container, relative to Figure 1, once they have been assembled and are arranged for Your marketing

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Figure 4. Shows an elevation view of the container, the container housed therein and the closure lid of the container, relative to Figure 2, once they have been assembled and are ready for commercialization.

Figure 5. It shows a sectioned perspective view of the container according to a diametral longitudinal plane 25, being able to observe how it houses a container, of smaller height than the container, whose container is provided with an outer perimeter flange with which it is supported on the open top container base,

DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT. 30

In view of the aforementioned figures and in accordance with the numbering adopted, we can observe how the container 1 that has a general trunk-conical shape houses a

container 2, in general, likewise, conical trunk but of a lower height and section similar to the upper part of the container 1, whose container 2, in its larger open base, has a flange 3 towards the outside of the seat and positioning on the Open upper upper base of the container 1 which is closed by a closing lid 4, as shown in Figures 1, 3 and 5. 5

Likewise, in a practical variant, the container 2 can be snapped into the upper part of the container 1, in whose execution it would lack said tab 3, as shown in Figures 2 and 4.

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In this way, between the lower base of the container 1 and the container 2 inserted inside it well supported on the perimeter or snap-in flange 3 there is a free space in which a first product 5 will be housed, while in the container 2 a second product 6 will be housed, so that at the time of being consumed the second product 6 housed in the container 2 can be poured into the container 1 and mixed with the first product 5 15 contained therein to be able to be consumed mixed.

Likewise, the container 1 can have a polygonal or circular section, since the essential thing is that it contains a container 2 in its upper part, in order to accommodate two products. twenty

Thus, in the preparation of the product to be marketed, as a single container, each product is in its corresponding accommodation, being thus, during the packaging period maintaining all its organoleptic characteristics and at the time of its consumption they can be mixed with each other or consumed in an independent way. 25

The fact that the products remain in independent spaces and that they are mixed at the time of their consumption, since they are certain products provides important advantages, since, being independently each one of them keeps intact all its organoleptic characteristics, while that if at the time of its elaboration 30 any of them are already mixed, they may suffer modifications that simply affect their appearance, that is, their visual presence, an aspect that is very important for the consumer.

In short, the container 1 is presented containing a first product 5, in the space between its base and the container 2 and the container 2 containing a second product 6, the container 1 being sealed by the corresponding lid 4 that closes the assembly. 5

The container 2 may or may not have a removable sheet 7 for sealing its main base in order to prevent the products contained in the container 2 from opening in the container 1.

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On the other hand, the closing cover 4 can be pressurized or it could be a screw cover suitable for the corresponding container provided with a threaded upper section.

Logically, the container 1 could have different configurations to which the 15 of the container 2 will be equated and the manufacturing material can be variable, and thus, it can be glass, food-grade plastic or others.

Referring to the figures we can see how in Figures 1, 3 and 5 it can be seen how the container 2 presents a flange 3 to 20 perimeter openly to its upper base through which it will rest on the upper base of the container 1 when introduced in its interior.

Likewise, the sealing sheet 7 of the container 2 can be seen and will be detached at the time the product is to be consumed, the presence of said optional sealing sheet 7 being 25. Likewise, it is observed how the closed base of the container 1 can have a variable thickness. Said container 2 may have a curved-convex surface base 8, flat or of another configuration.

In Figure 2 of the designs, a practical execution variant is appreciated in which the container 2 lacks the perimeter flange 3, as well as the removable sheet 7 and the same, for its commercialization, as can be seen in the Figure 4 of the designs, is embedded in the inner upper part of the container 1, and closed by the closing lid 4.