ES1296619U - Dispenser (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Dispenser, attachable to a container (1), characterized in that it is formed by a folded laminar body (2), forming a glass with a polygonal section, with an interior that has a series of dosing marks (3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

dispenser

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

The present application refers to a dispenser that can be attached to containers, especially intended for solid products in bulk, but equally applicable to powdered or even liquid products.

It is applicable in the packaging and distribution industry, also in the phytosanitary, fertilizer, chemical, cosmetic, and even food industries.

STATE OF THE ART

The existence of products that are distributed in bottles, cans, boxes... and other containers and that need to be dosed at the time of use is known in the state of the art. For this, these containers usually have a glass or plastic saucepan with some marks on the side. These vessels often create two problems.

A first problem is the consumption of plastic, which entails a significant ecological footprint. Even more so if it is not recycled. Thanks to the product of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the emission of CO2 into the environment, reducing pollution. It also helps the circular economy.

A second problem is that they often make it necessary to increase the size of the box or packaging that contains the bottle and the dispenser. That is, they increase the volume and complicate the transport and storage of the products.

The fact that it can be distributed in a folded format means that it takes up less space in transport, which also has an impact on the reduction in CO2 generation.

The Applicant is not aware of any solution to these problems similar to the invention.

The invention relates to a dispenser according to the claims, the embodiments of which improve and solve the problems of the art.

For this, the dispenser, which can be attached to a container, is characterized by being formed by a folded laminar body, forming a polygonal section glass. This glass allows to define an interior that has a series of dosage marks (volume, mass, number of doses...).

The body can be made of collapsible plastic, but it is preferably made of cellulosic material and can have an internal coating of varnish or plastic, generally atomized or nebulized on the inside.

In one embodiment, the body has a folding wing, foldable towards the inside of the body and resting on its bottom. In this way it closes holes in it.

A preferred embodiment comprises a foldable grip side, to facilitate handling without deforming the body and falsifying the measurement.

The dispenser material can be cardboard or other cellulosic material, or even made of recycled and recyclable plastic, so the advantage is volume reduction.

Other variants are appreciated in the rest of the report.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

For a better understanding of the invention, the following figures are included.

Figure 1: General view of a first example of embodiment facing a container where it is coupled.

Figure 2: Example of plate.

Figure 3: General view of a second embodiment, with a folding wing and side.

An embodiment of the invention is briefly described below, as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

Figure 1 shows an application example of the dispenser, coupled to a container (1), in this case a can. The dispenser is made up of a folded laminar body (2), forming a polygonal section glass. The body (2) has an interior, with a series of marks (3) that define a weight and/or volume, depending on the product contained in the container (1). The markings (3) may be on one or more sides of the interior of the body (2). In one embodiment, there are marks (3) of various types (volume, weight) or units (grams, ounces...) to be able to use the dispenser in various ways. Similarly, the brands (3) may correspond to artificial units (1 dose, 2 doses.) and not correspond to any official system of measurements (metric, imperial.).

The outer part of the body (2) can have any type of finish or decoration.

Figure 2 shows a plate of a second example of a dispenser. It can be seen that the body (2) is formed by folding the plate, in such a way that the tabs (4) adhere or are inserted into grooves. If the dispenser is designed for pulverulent, liquid or semi-liquid bodies, a varnish or impermeable plastic cover can be sprayed inside the container.

In a third embodiment, the body (2) has a wing (5) at one end that folds inwards, covering the bottom of the glass and at least one of the sides. In this way, possible losses due to the edges of the tabs (4) of the bottom are reduced. Figure 3 shows an example, where the wing (5) has a first section of the height of the dispenser and a second section with the shape and size of the bottom of the glass formed by the body (2).

A folding side (6) can also be arranged to serve as a grip for the dispenser.

Claims (1)

1- Dispenser, attachable to a container (1), characterized in that it is formed by a folded laminar body (2), forming a glass with a polygonal section, with an interior that has a series of dosing marks (3). 2- Dispenser, according to claim 1, characterized in that the body (2) is made of cellulosic material. 3- Dispenser, according to claim 1, characterized in that the body (2) has an internal coating of varnish or plastic. 4- Dispenser, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises marks (3) of two or more types or units. 5- Dispenser, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a folding wing (5) that can be folded into the body (1) and rests on its bottom. 6- Dispenser, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a folding grip side (6).