Carrying device for beverage cans
OwnerJosep Maria Berga Ferresinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a carrying device for beverage cans which allows the manual carrying of beverage cans grouped together in the form of a “pack”, which device comprises a body devoid of side walls, having on its surface at least one opening defining a contour with proportions which allow the tight passage therethrough of a beverage can, the contour of said opening having a plurality of tabs that can be folded or bent in relation to the body itself and extending into the same opening, said tabs having a distribution according to at least one sequence, said sequence comprising two contiguous tabs followed by a gap followed by another tab followed by another gap.
Claims11
A carrying device for beverage cans, comprising:
- a body (1) devoid of side walls, having on its surface at least one opening (2) defining a contour with proportions which allow the tight passage therethrough of a beverage can (3),
- wherein the contour of said opening (2) having a plurality of tabs (21) foldable or bendable in relation to the body (1) itself and extending into the same opening (2),
- wherein said tabs (21) having a distribution according to at least one sequence (4), said sequence (4) comprising two contiguous tabs (21) followed by a gap (22) followed by another tab (21) followed by another gap (22),
- wherein the body (1) incorporates an add-on (11) having as many openings (12) as openings (2) of the body (1), said add-on (11) being arranged such that it is collapsible or foldable over the body (1) itself with each opening (12) of the add-on (11) coinciding with each opening (2) of the body (1), the opening (12) of the add-on (11) furthermore having a width that is greater than the resulting width of the opening (2) of the body (1) with the added tabs (21) and at the same time smaller than the width of the same opening (2) of the body (1),
- wherein the width of the opening (12) of the add-on (11) being configured to prevent said tabs (21) from being able to bend towards an inner portion of the body (1) surrounding the opening (12).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.