ES290586U - Removable asa for recipients (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Removable handle for containers, especially for single-use, rectangular prismatic, cardboard containers, provided in correspondence with the smaller edges of their bases of two triangular tabs that fold onto their smaller lateral faces, and one of whose tabs is cut beforehand of the consumption of its content, to define a spout, essentially characterized in that it is constituted from a single-piece body, preferably obtained in plastic material, in which it is defined, in correspondence with its upper end; a flat fin, substantially triangular, equipped with a wide transverse groove parallel to and near its upper edge, while from its lower vertex emerges, through an orthogonal bend, a short arm that defines with the triangular fin a dihedral straight on the one that establishes a thick triangular gusset, determining an inclined frontal plane, located immediately below said transverse groove, in turn extending said arm, after an orthogonal bend in the opposite direction, in the body of the handle itself, of suitable length to facilitate holding it, with the particular feature that said body is topped inferiorly in a fork or clamp, of width coinciding with that of the container itself, provided on the inside of its middle branch with a stop intended for impact on the corresponding minor side wall of the container, and provided on its lateral branches with appendices or inner nerves, which determine the the areas of attachment of the fork to the body of the container, on the larger side walls thereof and beyond their corresponding vertical edges, so that the elastic nature of the fork arms determines a slight deformation of said larger lateral faces and a perfect blockade of the same against the edges of the container, which give the same greater rigidity and are not deformed by such pressure, all in such a way that the upper flange of the container opposite to that used as a spout for the same, is passed through the groove of the triangular fin, and rests on the inclined plane defined by the gusset established immediately below, pressing on said gusset by the user, in the normal grip of the handle and through the yolk his thumb, complementing this fixation of the upper area of the container with that defined in the lower area thereof by said fork or clip. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)