ES2864505T3 - Canister lid - Google Patents

Abstract

Container lid (10) for a container (1) for a tobacco-related product, the container lid (10) comprising: a rim portion (20) configured to connect to an opening (2) of the container (1) ; a lid portion (30) hingedly connected to the rim portion (20) by a connecting portion (31) and configured to close the container opening (2), the lid portion (30) comprising a recess ( 32) forming a lid compartment (41) and a support section (33) adjacent to the recess (32); and a top cap (40) connected to the support section (33), the top cap (40) being configured to cover the recess (32) and the support section (33) and to close the lid compartment (41), wherein the rim portion (20) comprises at least one neck section (23) with a slot (24) configured to receive a container opening edge (3) or a rim edge reinforcement inserted into the container opening (2).

Description

DESCRIPTION

Canister lid

Field of the invention

The present invention relates to a container lid with improved storage functionality and improved stackability, particularly a container lid for a container for a tobacco-related product. The present invention further relates to a container with such a container lid.

Background

Various packages for tobacco, smoking articles, such as cigarettes, cigarillos, or cigars, and tobacco-based products such as wet Swedish snuff (snus) or dry snuff (snuff) are well known in the art.

Elongated smoking articles, such as cigarettes, can be packaged in hinged lid packs comprising a box with a hinged lid. The elongated smoking articles are contained in there, on the inside of the box. Typically, an inner liner is provided within the box to protect the elongated smoking articles from loss of moisture, freshness and aroma. The lid comprises a hinged connection to the box and is transferable from an open position to a closed position, whereby a user can access the smoking articles simply in the open position. To avoid unwanted openings, the lid can be attached to the box or the inner liner by means of an adhesive.

Elongated smoking articles can also be packaged in a soft-cup container, wherein the soft-cup packages typically comprise a soft-cup formed by a concave-shaped outer paper container, which is open at the top to receive a inner lining comprising tobacco products. To access the smoking articles, it is necessary to open at least one wall of the inner liner. The package may comprise an adhesive label to reseal the open wall, to provide a closed configuration that securely holds the smoking articles within the package.

Tobacco can be packaged in bags that are formed from an elastic sheet folded to form a pocket between two adjacent walls of the elastic sheet. One of the walls can be continuously extended to form a flap to close the pocket by overlapping the flap with an outer surface of one of the adjacent walls. Although the adjacent walls may be partially heat stamped to enclose the pocket, the flap may comprise an adhesive label to reseal the bag.

As an alternative, tobacco, each of the tobacco-related products listed above, as well as other tobacco-related products, such as wet Swedish snuff ( snus) or dry snuff (snuff), can be packaged in a container. , such as, for example, a rigid cardboard container. Such containers are usually provided with a lid that is attached to the container and allows the container to be opened and closed. In this, both the container and the lid may comprise features to improve their stackability, that is, to improve the transportation or presentation of the container or the lid, or both.

However, tobacco, as well as other tobacco-related products, may require supplementary means to consume the tobacco or tobacco-related product, or to prepare for consumption. As an example, to roll cigarettes from rolling tobacco, cigarette papers and filters are needed, to prepare a cigar for smoking, a cutter is needed and, finally, a lighter or matches to light the cigarettes, cigarillos or cigars. Additionally, residues may occur during the preparation or use of tobacco-related products.

WO 2010/054226 A2 discloses an ergonomic, airtight travel container having a body member with a hollow interior and first and second lid members hingedly attached to the body member via a hinge member. A storage chamber insert fits into the hollow interior and gaskets seal the second lid and a storage chamber insert. A latch member attached to the second hinge member secures the first and second covers in a closed position. US 2017/349344 A1 discloses a lid part with a recess forming a lid compartment and a top lid connected thereto by a hinge and configured to close the lid compartment.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to overcome or reduce at least some of the disadvantages of the prior art and to provide a solution to the above-mentioned problems, and to provide a container lid for a container for a tobacco-related product, that has improved functionality with respect to storing add-on items or waste.

Summary of the invention

One or more of the drawbacks of the prior art could be avoided or at least reduced by the present invention, which solves the aforementioned objective. A first aspect of the present invention relates to a container lid for a container for a tobacco-related product. In this, the lid of the container comprises a flange portion which is configured to connect to an opening of the container. Typically, a container comprises a container body and a container opening through which a product can be filled or withdrawn from the container. The container opening is surrounded by a container opening edge and the rim portion is configured to be attached to the container opening edge or to a reinforcing rim attached to the container opening edge. The container lid further comprises a lid part which is hingedly connected to the flange part via a connecting part and which is configured to open or close the container opening by pivoting the lid part around the connecting part. .

According to the present invention, the lid part comprises a recess, ie a depth or depression, which is forming a lid compartment within the lid part. Above that, the cap portion comprises a support section that is arranged adjacent to the recess. A top lid is connected to the support section and is configured to provide a closure for the lid compartment, that is, to allow a user to open and close the lid compartment. The top lid is further configured to cover the recess, as well as the support section, at least while closing the lid compartment. In this way, the size of the area of the top cap exceeds the size of the area of the recess, but is equal to the sum of the sizes of the area of the recess and of the support section.

The rim portion of the container lid of the invention at least partially surrounds a lid opening. In other words, the rim portion encloses or defines the lid opening by forming a closed or incomplete ring. In this case, ring does not inevitably refer to an O-ring, but can also cover a rectangular shape or a rectangular shape with rounded edges. Basically, a cross section and / or a circumference of the lid opening, that is, the rim part, is matched to the cross section and or to the circumference of the container opening, that is, the edge of the container opening. In other words, the shape of the rim portion fits the shape of the container opening edge. According to this definition, the lid part is configured to close the lid opening by covering an area that is enclosed and / or defined by the rim part. Therefore, the size of the area of the lid portion is essentially equal to an area size of the lid opening and / or the container opening.

In accordance with the present invention, the cover part comprises a support section for connecting a top cover thereto. Therefore, the support section is preferably level, flat and / or flat. More preferably, the support section has a first surface (upper surface) oriented in a first direction, wherein the first direction faces away from a container, while the container lid is installed on a container. The top cap is preferably installed on the first surface. Then, the recess extends in a second direction opposite to the first direction, ie towards a container, while the container lid is installed on a container. In particular, the side walls of the recess extend in the second direction, although these side walls may enclose an angle with the second direction.

More preferably, the support section extends essentially parallel, that is, is essentially planar parallel, to a lower portion of the recess. In this configuration, a plate-shaped top cap, attached to the support section, also extends essentially parallel to the support area. More preferably, at least one of the bottom of the recess and the closed top cap also extends essentially flat parallel to the opening of the cap, that is, the area defined by the rim portion. More preferably, the support section is plane parallel to the area defined by the container opening edge, ie, the container opening. In other words, the support section extends essentially horizontally in an installation position of the container lid, that is, while installed in a container and during a normal vertical position of the container with the lid portion closed.

More preferably, the top cap comprises a bending ridge separating a first portion and a second portion of the top cap. In this, the first part is connected to the support section of the lid part, preferably in a fixed way, while the second part is configured to pivot around the bending edge. According to a basic embodiment, the bending edge is simply a thinning of a top cap, eg plate-shaped. Particularly preferred, the taper may be provided as a slot with a triangular cross section open towards the first direction to allow the second part to pivot easily around the bending edge, wherein the pivoting of the second part is to open or close. the lid compartment. More preferably, the first part is mechanically connected to the support section, for example, by means of a solder, an adhesive, a clamp connection, or the like. The connection may be detachable, but is preferably a non-detachable connection.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment, the connecting part extends along a lateral edge of the flange part. More preferably, the connecting part comprises at least one hinge. In it, the hinge can be a flexible connection between the flange part and the cap part which is commonly injection molded and / or is monolithic with these parts. Alternatively, each of the at least one Joint can be made up of multiple components.

More preferably, the bending ridge extends at least essentially parallel to the connecting part, that is, the cap part and the top cap open in the same direction. More preferably, the bending edge extends at least essentially parallel to the support section. Above that, the support section is preferably a side edge section of the recess, that is, it extends along at least part of one edge of the recess. Additionally, the flex edge may be essentially aligned with a side wall of the recess. Preferably, each of the connecting portion, the support section, and the bending ridge extend parallel to a lateral edge of the rim portion (and the container).

In accordance with the present invention, the rim portion comprises at least one neck section with a groove that is configured to receive a container opening edge or an edge of a reinforcing rim inserted into the container opening. While the container lid is installed on a container, the slot opens towards the container in the second direction.

In a preferred embodiment, the container lid comprises at least a first alignment means protruding from the top lid and which is aligned with at least one side wall of the recess. Preferably, the first alignment means protrudes from the second portion of the top cap, and more preferably the first alignment means is an extension of the at least one side wall of the recess, particularly preferably along the first address defined above. In other words, the first alignment means preferably protrudes in the first direction, ie upward, from the top cap.

In particular, a surface of the first alignment means facing outward of a side edge of the cap of the upper part, the cap part and / or the rim part, is preferably aligned with an outer surface of at least one side wall. facing the side edge of the top cap, the cap portion and / or the flange portion. The at least one first alignment means of a first container lid is configured to engage a side wall of the recess in a second container lid that is stacked on the first container lid. The first alignment means provides better alignment and improves the stability of the stacked container lids.

More preferably, the container lid comprises at least one second alignment means protruding from the top lid and which is aligned with at least one third alignment means, wherein the third alignment means protrudes from the support section in a direction opposite to the second alignment means. The second alignment means preferably protrudes from the first part of the top cap and in the first direction as defined above, while the third alignment means projects from the support section and in the second direction as defined above. . The engagement of the second and third alignment means occurs in an area, where the top cap extends laterally over the recess due to its connection with the support section and where, therefore, an alignment by a wall is impossible side of the recess. Thus, the engagement of the second and third alignment means further enhances the stackability of multiple container lids by providing alignment across the entire area of the container lid.

In a further preferred embodiment, an outward facing surface of the second alignment means of a side edge of the top cap, the cap portion, and / or the flange portion, is aligned with an outer surface of the third cap portion. alignment facing the side edge of the top cap, the cap portion and / or the flange portion. Preferably, the third alignment means extends at least essentially parallel to a side wall of the recess and / or the extent of the third alignment means along the second direction corresponds at least essentially to the depth of the recess in the second direction. .

It is also preferred that the first alignment means and additionally or alternatively the second alignment means and the third alignment means are arranged in corner sections of the top cap. In it, corner sections refer to the corners of the top cap in a plan view on the plate-shaped top cap, preferably on a rectangular top cap. More preferably, the shape of the second alignment means corresponds approximately to that of a first alignment means that has overlapped the bending edge. In this way, a simple design option is provided.

More preferably, the first alignment means extends along a first side edge and along a second side edge of the top cap. In other words, the first alignment means is essentially L-shaped, but preferably with legs of the same length. In such a configuration, the first alignment means of a first container lid is configured to engage an edge of two side walls of the recess of a second container lid stacked on the first container lid. Thus, the alignment of the container lids is provided in two directions. Preferably, also the second alignment means extends along a first side edge and along a second side edge of the top cap. In such a configuration, the third alignment means is preferably an alignment bar (i.e., it is not a wall-shaped feature) that is located in the support section so that its tip is aligned with a corner of the two legs. of a second alignment means.

In a preferred embodiment, the lid portion comprises a first closure means for interacting with one of the rim portion or a container opening edge, or the first mating closure means attached to one of the rim portion or the rim. container opening. Particularly preferably, the first closure means, and finally the first matching closure means, are arranged on a lateral edge of the lid part, rim part or container that is opposite the lateral edge of the connecting part. More preferably, the top cap comprises second closure means for interacting with one of the matching cap portion or second closure means attached to the cap portion.

Another aspect of the present invention relates to a container for a tobacco related product. In this, the container comprises a container body, preferably a rigid cardboard or corrugated cardboard container, with a container opening and a container opening edge. In this, the container opening edge surrounds the container opening. The container of the invention further comprises a container lid according to the invention as described above, wherein the container lid is attached to the container opening edge. In this, the lid portion is configured to close the container opening to confine a main storage compartment.

According to an alternative embodiment, the present invention further relates to a container for a tobacco related product. In this, the container comprises a container body, preferably a rigid cardboard or corrugated cardboard container, with a container opening and a container opening edge, wherein the container opening edge surrounds the container opening edge. . Additionally, a reinforcing rim is attached to the container opening edge and a container lid according to the present invention as described above is attached to the container opening edge such that the lid portion is configured to close the opening. of container.

Other aspects of the invention appear from the appended claims and from the drawings described in more detail below. The specific embodiments of the invention described above may be advantageously combined if not explicitly described otherwise.

Brief description of the drawings

Other characteristics of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art when describing illustrative embodiments in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, where:

Figure 1 illustrates a perspective view of a container according to one embodiment;

Figure 2 illustrates a top view of a container lid according to one embodiment;

Figure 3 illustrates a cross section of the container lid of Figure 2;

Figure 4 illustrates a detailed cross section of two stacked container lids; and

Figure 5 illustrates another detailed cross section of two stacked container lids.

Detailed description of example embodiments

Figure 1 illustrates a container 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The container 1 comprises a container body 4 formed by a tubular container wall. The container wall extends from a lower edge of the container body to a container body opening edge 3 in a container body opening 2. In this, the container opening edge 3 surrounds the container opening 2. The container body 4 is made of cardboard material and can be formed by bringing the side edges of a cardboard sheet together, making the material take a tubular shape and adhering the side edges together. Adhesion of the side edges can be accomplished by any suitable method known in the art, such as by welding or gluing. A lower disk (not shown) of the container can be made of cardboard, metal and / or plastic. The container body 4 can be formed into any desired tubular shape, including circular, oval, rectangular and modified rectangular shapes, such as, for example, with rounded corners as shown.

The upper end surfaces of the container body 4 defining a perimeter of the container opening 2 form the edge of the container opening 3. Alternatively, a reinforcing flange (not shown) may be attached to the container opening edge 3 and providing an upper rim of the container 1. In this, such reinforcing rim may be a plastic rim attached to an inner wall of the container 1.

A container lid 10, as illustrated in Figures 1 and 2, is attached to the container opening edge 3 or, where applicable, to a reinforcing flange that is attached to the container opening edge 3. The container lid Container 10 is preferably injection molded from a thermosetting resin and is preferably a monolithic part. The container lid 10 comprises a flange portion 20 configured to attached to the container opening edge 3. The container lid 10 further comprises a lid portion 30 disposed on top of the rim portion 20 with respect to orientation as shown in Figure 1.

The cover part 30 and the flange part 20 are connected to each other by a connection part 31 formed by two hinges 31 as shown in Figure 2, on a lateral side of the cover part 30 and the flange part 20 As shown in Figure 2, the size of the area and the shape of the lid portion 30 are nearly equal to the size of the area and the shape of the rim portion 20. The container lid 10 further comprises a lid of the upper part 40 arranged on top of the cover part 30 with respect to the orientation shown in Figure 1. The size of the area of the cover 40 is smaller than that of the cover part 30, while the shapes of the cap of the upper part 40 and of the cap part 30 are rather identical.

Figure 3 illustrates a cross section of the container lid 10 along the line AA of Figure 2. As shown there, the rim portion 20 encloses a lid opening 21, the size of which corresponds to the size of the opening. of container 2 of Figure 1. The rim portion 20 comprises a neck portion 23 comprising a downwardly open groove 24 with a width corresponding to the width of the opening edge of container 3, as shown in Figure 1 The groove 24 of the neck portion 23 is configured to fit snugly over the opening edge of the container 3, wherein the connection between the container 1 and the rim portion 20 of the container lid 10 can be enhanced with glue or something. Similary. The rim portion 20 further comprises a reinforcing structure between the neck portion 23 and the lid opening 21 to provide mechanical strength to the rim portion 20.

The connection part 31 hinged between the flange part 20 and the cover part 30 is also illustrated in Figure 3. From the connection part 31, the cover part 30 extends towards the opposite side edge 22 of the cover part. flange 20 and there crosses through cover opening 21. Starting from hinge 31, cover part 30 initially follows the shape of flange part 20 before extending upward in a first direction, ie away from the container 1, until it exceeds the height of the rim portion 20. The lid portion 30 then extends in a lateral direction and thus forms a horizontal support section 33 (relative to the orientation of Figure 3). After passing the support section 33, the lid part 30 forms a side wall 35 of a recess 32 extending downwards, that is, in a second direction opposite to the first direction and towards the container 1. The lid part 30 it then extends in the lateral direction as the bottom 34 of the recess 32 before extending upward again as the opposite side wall 35 of the recess 32.

The opposite side wall 35 merges into a short plateau from which the cover part 30 extends downward again in the second direction and again follows the shape of the flange part 20. At a lateral edge of the cover part 30, opposite to the lateral edge of the hinge 31, the cover part 30 forms a first closing means 36 with an actuating lever and a latching projection. The first closure means 36 engages the first closure means 25 of the rim portion 20 to lock the lid portion 30 closed. The lid part 30 is thus configured as a cover for the lid opening 21, hence the container opening 2, and further provides the recess 32 as an additional lid compartment 41.

As further illustrated in Figure 3, a top cap 40 is disposed on and connected to the support section 33 of the cap portion 30. In particular, the top cap 40 is connected to a first surface facing upward, that is, in the first direction, of the support section 33. The cover portion 40 extends laterally (with respect to Figure 3) and crosses through the entire recess 32 of the support portion. lid 30. In this way, the top lid 40 provides a cover for the lid compartment 41. In it, the lid part 40 has a lateral extension that is equal to the lateral extension of the recess 32 and (more) the lateral extension of the support section 33. The top cap 40 is divided into a first part 43 and a second part 44 by a bending ridge 42 formed as a thinning of the top cap 40.

As shown in Figure 2, the bending edge 42 extends through the top cap 40 and parallel to the side edge near the connecting portion 31. It is the first portion 43 of the top cap. top 40 which is fixedly connected to the support section 33, wherein the second part 44 of the top cap 40 can pivot around the bending edge 42. Thus, the top cap 40 and the lid part 30 open in the same direction. The width of the first part 43 is approximately equal to the width of the support section 33, so that the bending edge 42 is aligned with a side wall 35 of the recess 32.

The top cap 40 further comprises two vertical portions extending downwardly therefrom, each being adjacent to one of the side walls 35. A first vertical portion acts as a stop in combination with the side wall 35 of the recesses. 32 aligned with the bending edge 42. A second vertical part comprises a protrusion as a second closure means 50 which engages with the first closure means 37, that is, a corresponding groove in the side wall 35 of the lid part 30 .

As illustrated in Figures 1 to 5, the first alignment means 45 and the second alignment means 46 are disposed on the upper surface of the top cap 40. As illustrated in Figures 3 and 5, the third alignment means 47 extend downwardly from a lower surface of support section 33. The configuration of these alignment means 45, 46, 47 and their function during stacking of multiple container lids 10 one above the other are described with reference to Figures 2, 4, 5.

As illustrated in Figure 2, the first alignment means 45 and the second alignment means 46 are disposed at the corner sections 48 of the top cap 40. Therein, a basic shape of each of the first and second alignment means 45, 46, follows the rounded corners of the top cap 40. In this way, each of the first and second alignment means 45, 46 is basically L-shaped and extends along a first side edge 49 and along a second side edge 49 of the top cap 40. The second alignment means 46 are formed by dividing a pair of first alignment means 45 with the bending edge 42, thus forming two new pairs of first and second alignment means 45, 46. Four first alignment means 45 and two second alignment means 46 are provided on the top cap 40.

As illustrated in Figures 2 to 4, a first pair of first alignment means 45 is disposed along the lateral edge 49 of the top cap 40 comprising the first closure means 50. As illustrated in FIG. Figure 4, an inner surface of the first alignment means 45 of a first container lid 10, that is, an outward-facing surface of the adjacent side edge 49 of the top lid 40, is aligned with an outer surface of the side wall 35 of the recess 32 of a second container lid 10 stacked on the first container lid 10. In this way, the inner surface of the first alignment means 45 acts as a stop for the side wall 35 of the second container lid 10. As each of the first pair of first alignment means 45 is basically L-shaped, each of the legs of the first alignment means 45 acts as a stop for a further side wall 35 of recess 3 2, thereby aligning the stacked container lids 10 in the z-direction in two dimensions, that is, the x-direction and the y-direction.

As illustrated in Figures 2, 3, and 5, two pairs each of a first alignment means 45 and a second alignment means 46 are disposed along the side edge 49 of the top cap 40 adjacent to joints 31. In each of the pairs, the first alignment means 45 and the second alignment means 46 are separated by the bending edge 42. Additionally, the first alignment means 45 in these pairs are configured as a stop for the side walls 35 of recess 32 extending from side edge 49 near hinges 31 towards side edge 49 near first closure means 50. These side walls 35 are not illustrated in the cross section of Figures 3 and 5.

However, as illustrated in the cross sections of Figures 3 and 5, the second alignment means 46 is arranged in the support section 33 next to the recess 32. In this way, the second alignment means 46 cannot act as abutment for a side wall 35 of recess 32. To still provide alignment of container lids 10 stacked along side edge 49 near hinges 31, a third alignment means 47 extends downwardly from a lower surface of the support section 33. The third support means 47 can be configured as an alignment wall section adapted to the shape of the second alignment means 46 or even as a pointed alignment bar pointing towards a (rounded) corner of the two legs of the second alignment means 46, as illustrated in Figure 5.

As further illustrated in Figure 5, an inner surface of the second alignment means 46 of a first container lid 10, that is, an outward-facing surface of the adjacent side edge 49 of the top lid 40, is aligned. with an outer surface of the third alignment means 47 of a second container lid 10 stacked on the first container lid 10, that is, a surface facing the adjacent side edge 49 of the top lid 40. In this way At least one leg, but preferably both legs, of the second alignment means 47 of the first container cover 10, acts as a stop relative to the third alignment means 47 of the second container cover 10 stacked on the first container cover. Container 10, and hence the second and third coupled alignment means 46, 47, provide improved stability of the stacked container lids 10.

REFERENCE NUMBERS

1 container

2 container opening

3 container opening edge

4 container body

10 canister lid

20 part flange

21 lid opening

22 side edge

23 neck section

24 slot

first means of closure

cover part

connection part

lowering

support section

bottom of the recess side wall of the recess first closing means second closing means

top lid compartment lid edge bending

first part

second part

first alignment means second alignment means third alignment means corner section

side edge

second closing means

Claims (14)

1. Container lid (10) for a container (1) for a tobacco-related product, the container lid (10) comprising: a rim portion (20) configured to connect to an opening (2) of the container (1); a lid portion (30) hingedly connected to the rim portion (20) by a connecting portion (31) and configured to close the container opening (2), the lid portion (30) comprising a recess ( 32) forming a lid compartment (41) and a support section (33) adjacent to the recess (32); and a top cap (40) connected to the support section (33), the top cap (40) being configured to cover the recess (32) and the support section (33) and to close the compartment of lid (41), wherein the rim portion (20) comprises at least one neck section (23) with a groove (24) configured to receive a container opening edge (3) or a rim edge of reinforcement inserted into the container opening (2). Container lid (10) according to claim 1, wherein the rim portion (20) is at least partially surrounding a lid opening (21) and wherein the lid portion (30) is configured to close the lid opening (21). Container lid (10) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the upper part lid (40) comprises a bending edge (42) separating a first part (43) and a second part (44 ) of the top cap (40), where the first part (43) is connected to the support section (33) and where the second part (44) is configured to pivot around the bending edge ( 42). Container lid (10) according to claim 3, wherein the connecting portion (31) extends along a lateral edge (22) of the flange portion (20) and wherein the edge of Flexion (42) extends parallel to connecting portion (31) and / or where flexion edge (42) extends parallel to support section (33). Container lid (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the support section (33) extends essentially parallel to a lower part (34) of the recess (32). Container lid (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising at least one first alignment means (45) protruding from the upper part lid (40) and which is aligned with at least one side wall (35) of the recess (32). Container lid (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising at least one second alignment means (46) protruding from the upper part lid (40) and which is aligned with at least one third alignment means (47) protrudes from the support section (33) in a direction opposite to the second alignment means (46). Container lid (10) according to claim 7, wherein the third alignment means (47) extends essentially parallel to a side wall (35) of the recess (32) and / or wherein an extension of the Third alignment means (47) corresponds to the depth of the recess (32). Container lid (10) according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the first alignment means (45) and / or the second alignment means (46) and the third alignment means (47) are arranged in corner sections (48) of the top cap (40). Container lid (10) according to claim 9, wherein the first alignment means (45) extends along two adjacent side edges (49) of the top lid (40). Container lid (10) according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the second alignment means (46) extends along two adjacent side edges (49) of the top lid (40) and wherein the third alignment means (47) is an alignment bar. Container lid (10) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the lid part (30) comprises first closing means (36) configured to interact with coincident first closing means (25) of the part flange (20) or attached to the container (1) and / or where the lid of the upper part (40) comprises second closure means (50) configured to interact with second closure means (37) coincident of the part of lid (30) or attached to the container (1). 13. Container (1) for a tobacco-related product, comprising a container body (4) with a container opening (2) and a container opening edge (3); and a container lid (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 12, which is attached to the container opening edge (3). 14. Container (1) for a tobacco-related product, comprising a container body (4) with a container opening (2) and a container opening edge (3); a reinforcing rim attached to the container opening edge (3); and a container lid (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 12, which is attached to the reinforcing rim.