Carrier device for grouping and transporting a set of beverage cans

A carrier device for grouping and transporting a set of cans of beverages forming a package, where the cans are of the type that have a truncated cone upper portion with a raised upper ring that defines an upper plane, said device being manufactured from a single unfolded laminar body, having for each can a receiving opening whose contour has a series of retention fins that fit under the raised upper ring of the can when the device is mounted on the set of cans to form the package, where said device allows a resistant fastening and allows grouping the cans devoid of portions of material that protrude laterally, CHARACTERIZED in that the carrier device comprises:

• an upper central area formed in the single unfolded laminar body, said upper central area being arranged at a level above the upper plane of the cans;
• perimeter fastening flanges formed in the single unfolded laminar body, said perimeter fastening flanges comprising receiving openings for the cans and having beveled proximal ends through which they join transition portions arranged between the flanges, which extend in a descending inclined radial manner from the upper central area;
• wherein the receiving openings have a polygonal-elliptical perimeter contour with radial cuts that form the retention fins, said perimeter contour being formed by an incomplete cut line that generates a covering flap that remains attached and co-planar to the central area of the device;
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• wherein the fastening flanges adapt to and surround the truncated cone portion of the can, presenting a larger lower base and a smaller upper base, where the smaller upper base gives rise to the perimeter contour of each of the receiving openings.