DK9300240U3 - Tapered spout for wine bottles - Google Patents

Description

DK 93 00240 U3

Denomination Page # 1

Tapered spout for bottles (wine bottles)

Scope of production

This invention relates to a tapered spout for bottles (wine) of various sizes the spout which is tapered is of a strong plastic material 0.3mm to 1.0mm. The sideboard is made as a template of heavy duty plastic. When installing in the bottleneck (wine bottles), the pouring spout wedges itself, at a small pressure, as it is tapered and at the same time has a cut of 45 degrees. The perfect pour-dropper is created.

Because of the 45 degree cut, you can see the liquid in the bottle (wine) very quickly and therefore have no problems when pouring from the bottle (the wine bottle). The large diameter of the pouring spout, the same as the bottleneck (wine bottle), means that the exact amount of air is supplied to the bottle (wine bottle), thereby avoiding a negative pressure in the bottle (wine bottle). A perfect sideboard is obtained, at the stop of pouring, the plastic material has the advantage that the sharp edge that occurs at the 45 degrees that it cracks the liquid. Therefore, there are no drops, only on the inside of the spout, which runs back into the bottle again.

Prior art

After all, drip catches have been manufactured for many years of many different types. For example, the so-called bottle cap type which is intended to be placed on bottles in particular, and whose purpose is to prevent drip from the bottle during pouring. A French patent no. 559597 discloses the so-called prop type. Another French Patent No. 1,198,362 which discloses a drip trap which is inserted into the bottle neck, but with a specially made pour spout. It is made of plastic and must be rolled together for insertion into the bottle. A Danish Patent No. 22-97-90 which discloses a drip catcher manufactured as a circle. This type is also rolled together as a cylinder shape which is inserted into the bottle.

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The technical problem to be solved

The known pouring spout / drop catchers are somewhat inappropriate in use. The French type has a very poor pouring function due to the very special pouring spout that does not close tightly in the bottleneck. This results in leaks when pouring with this type of "drops on the dew". Regarding the Danish patent, you have the same problems, when it is put in the bottle (the bottleneck) it does not get close because it has to be rolled up to become cylindrical. This causes an overlap of the plastic material, which allows the liquid to escape. This may cause "drops on the dew". One also has the problem that when it has to be inserted into the bottle (the neck of the bottle) it disappears into the bottle, as there is nothing holding back the dropper, only the elasticity of the material. The invention aims to provide an improved type of the known pouring spout / dropper catch.

DK 93 00240 U3

The new technique: The technical impact

What is new about the invention is that this tapered spout has even more options than any other spout or drop spreader available on the market. Advantage # 1: At the tapered spout, when mounted in the bottleneck (wine bottles), the spout wedges itself at a small pressure as it is tapered. As a result, the liquid (wine) simply cannot penetrate the sides, even though the wine bottle is turned upside down. Advantage # 2: When the tapered spout is mounted in the bottleneck, you simply cannot push it down into the wine bottle because it is designed tapered. Advantage # 3: Because of the 45 degree cut, the tapered spout has a very large opening. It has the advantage that when you give up quickly you can follow the liquid (the wine). This means that it would be almost impossible to get "Drops on the dew".

FigurfortegneIse

Figure 1. shows the tapered spout made of a very thin plastic tube with a small diameter at the bottom, and a larger diameter at the top slopes 45 degrees at the top.

Figure 2. The unfolding method that is widely used in the insulator field is used here to make a template of the tapered spout. As the manufacture as molded plastic pipe becomes an expensive solution and overfills with packaging, it is desirable to make a template as seen in Figure 2. it is very easy to manufacture. Consists of a piece of die-cut foil color silver. Ca. 0.3mm to 1.0mm thick. When mounted in the bottleneck (wine bottle), the pouring spout wedges itself at a small pressure, as it is tapered and at the same time with a cut of 45 degrees, the perfect pour spout - drip trap.

Figure 3. shows the template of the tapered spout fitted in the bottleneck (wine bottle) where the cut of the 45 degrees is highlighted.

Figure 4. shows the template of the tapered spout folded together. To emphasize the cut at 45 degrees, and also to highlight the opening where the liquid comes out. With the sharp edges where the liquid simply becomes cracked over when pouring ceases.

Figure 5. shows the template of the tapered spout folded together to highlight the way of the liquid back into the bottleneck (wine bottle) without dropping on the outside of the spout.

Claims (3)

DK 93 00240 U3 Use model requirements Page no. 3 Known technique in the spout / drip pan made of plastic foil eg French patent no.198.362. Where the spout / drip catcher is made of a die-cut foil piece, in which cylinder form is produced by rolling the die-cut foil piece, in such a way that there is an overlap. Danish patent no. 2297/90 made of plastic foil. Sideboard / drop remover made of a die-cut foil. Where cylindrical shape is produced by rolling the die-cut sheet piece in such a way that there is an overlap. The tapered spout is also made of a protruding foil piece, but has no overlap. Therefore, it also ends very tightly in the neck of the bottle, cannot be pushed down into the bottle as the known spout / dropper catches can. The pouring spout on the tapered spout is 45 degrees, which results in a perfect pouring spout. Use Model Requirement # 1 Tapered Spout for Wine Bottles: Consisting of a piece of punched foil. The projected foil piece is of such a shape that the finished sideboard is cylindrical, tapered at the bottom and slopes 45 degrees at the top. Use model requirements no. 2 When mounted in the bottleneck (wine bottles), the pouring spout is wedged at a small pressure, because it is tapered, it simultaneously closes completely tightly around the bottleneck (wine bottle). Use model requirements no. 3 When the tapered spout is mounted in the bottleneck (wine bottle), a pouring spout / dropper of 45 degrees appears. Because of the 45 degree cut, you get a perfect pouring spout, no trouble following the liquid (wine). When pouring into a glass, the liquid (Wine) breaks. Therefore, no drops on the outside of the tapered spout.