法国专利FR3015442A1 ARTICULATED CLAMPING DEVICE WITH FIRST OPENING INDICATOR

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A closure device (10) has a first piece (12) forming a fixing base (16) at the container neck and having at least one peripheral fixing groove (20) and a second piece (14) forming a cap (32). ), a fixing ring (34) defining a reference geometrical axis (200), and a hinge (36) connecting the fixing ring (34) to the cap (32) for guiding the cap (32) relative to the fastening ring (34) between a closed position and an open position, the fastening ring (34) snapped into the fastening groove (20) of the first piece. The second piece (14) further forms a first-opening indicator (50) and a breakable link (52) between the first-opening indicator (50) and a peripheral rim (42) of the cap, a free space (54) being preserved in an axial direction between the fixing ring (34) and the first opening indicator (50) in the closed position before first opening, the first opening indicator (50) being retained by at least one attachment zone (30) of the first piece so as to be separated from the cap (32) and fall into the free space (54) during the first opening.
公开号:FR3015442A1
申请号:FR1363511
申请日:2013-12-24
公开日:2015-06-26
发明作者:Philippe Pellerin；Anne-Cecile Ropele
申请人:Bericap SARL；
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[0001] TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] The invention relates to a plug in at least two parts, comprising a base having a function of attachment to a neck of a container and / or a pourer function, and a cap hinged to this base . STATE OF THE PRIOR ART Articulated stoppers are known in one, two or three plastic parts, commonly known as sport plugs, enabling a consumer to directly drink the contents of a container and to close it again. In WO 2004/007313 is illustrated a plug of this type made in two parts, with a first piece constituting both a mounting base on a container neck and a pourer allowing a plug in the mouth, and a second piece forming a cap for covering and closing the pourer, the second piece further comprising a fixing ring and a flexible hinge strap connecting the fastening ring to the cap. An advantage of this type of cap is that it can be manufactured in closed position, that is to say without closing operation by pivoting the cap on its joint, the assembly of the two parts being made by a simple movement of translation, during which the ring is inserted by its lower part in a fixing groove provided for this purpose in the base. The ring is also provided in its upper part with one or more indentations each receiving a first opening indicator linked on the one hand to the bottom of the notch and on the other hand to a rim of the cap. The desired effect is to achieve, upon opening, a rupture of the first opening indicator in two parts, one connected to the cap and the other to the ring, and, by a displacement or a deformation of the at least one of these two parts, to make the opening detectable by the consumer. In practice, however, it proves difficult, on small plugs, to obtain a displacement or deformation detectable by the consumer. This is the reason why for its marketing, this plug has been provided with a breakable tongue acting as a first opening witness. Care must be taken to ensure that this breakable tongue does not separate from the plug after opening, which would be detrimental from the point of view of respect for the environment. In EP 1 892 194 has been proposed a two-piece sport cap, namely a first piece forming a base and a cap hinged to the base by a hinge, and a second piece constituting a pourer inserted into the base. This plug can also be manufactured in closed position, by axial assembly of the two parts. An annular dead volume is preserved between the two assembled parts, which volume is used to house, after opening, a first opening indicator which separates from a peripheral wall of the cap. For a good assembly preserving this annular dead volume, it is necessary to provide abutments protruding axially from the bottom of the base and against which is positioned the pourer. This again results in significant axial space. In addition, the disappearance of the first opening witness does not necessarily allow a consumer unfamiliar with the plug in question, to visually recognize if it has already been opened. Finally, the fact that the base and the cap belong to the same room limits the color and material variations for the visible portion externally, except to manufacture this piece by bi-injection, which increases the cost. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0004] The invention aims to remedy all or some of the disadvantages of the state of the art identified above. To do this is proposed according to a first aspect of the invention a closure device to be secured to a container neck, the closure device comprising: a first piece forming a base for attachment to the container neck and having a throat fastening device; and a second cap member, an attachment ring defining a reference geometric axis, and a hinge connecting the attachment ring to the cap for guiding the cap relative to the ring between a closed position and an open position, fixing ring being engaged by snapping into the fastening groove of the first part. The second part also forms a first opening indicator and a breakable connection between the first opening indicator and a peripheral rim of the cap, a free space being preserved in the axial direction between the ring and the first opening indicator in the closed position before first opening, the first opening indicator being retained by at least one attachment zone of the first part so as to be separated from the cap and fall into the free space during the first opening. The closure device thus defined can be manufactured in closed position by axial assembly, and offers a very good visibility of the first opening indicator, while preventing the first opening indicator is separated from the closure device more at the opening. The two parts, which in practice are made of plastic, can be manufactured if necessary with different materials, for example more flexible for the base and more rigid for the cap. It is also possible to choose different colors for the two pieces, which facilitates the display of the first opening indicator and, by providing several color combinations, makes it possible to identify different drinks of a given range, each by a given pair of colors. . One of the two pieces can be transparent. The peripheral groove is preferably annular and the ring closed, so as to maximize the contact surfaces between the ring and groove, and thus promote a good snap fastening, without requiring dimensional tolerances and expensive assembly to be respected in industrial conditions. Preferably, the first part is shaped so as to make visible in the closed position before first opening the first opening indicator and the free space. Thus the first opening indicator is visible before and after the first opening, so that the consumer, even if he is not familiar with the closure device, can not be mistaken about its condition. More specifically, the first-opening indicator has a face turned radially outward, visible before first opening and remaining fully visible after first opening. No other surface of the first aperture indicator turned radially outward and which would be invisible before first opening, will not appear after the first opening. It is thus essentially the release and the displacement of the first opening witness that make it possible to identify that the first opening has taken place. According to one embodiment, the first part comprises at least two attachment zones and at least one display notch separating the two attachment zones, making visible in the closed position before first opening the first opening indicator and free space. According to one embodiment, the attachment zones are in number greater than two, are preferably distributed over the entire periphery of the first part, preferably regularly spaced and are separated in pairs by notches, including at minus one is a notch of visualization making visible the first opening indicator and the free space, before first opening. This eliminates an angular indexing stress of the first part relative to the second part during assembly. Preferably, the indentations have arc length greater than the attachment zones that they separate, for a good visualization of the first opening indicator. Preferably, the attachment zone or zones oppose a extraction of the first opening indicator out of the free space after first opening, which avoids any risk of ingestion of the witness of first opening by a child, and any risk of pollution. According to one embodiment, the first opening indicator has a shape in an arc around the reference axis. The angle covered by this arc can be important, which is favorable for good visualization. According to one embodiment, the circular arc runs over an angular sector greater than 45 °, preferably greater than 60 °, and preferably less than 180 °, for example of the order of 60 °, 90 ° or 120 °. °. According to another embodiment, the circular arc runs over an angular sector greater than 180 °, preferably from a first lateral edge of the hinge to a second opposite lateral edge of the hinge. Naturally, angles smaller than 45 ° are also possible, for example of the order of 30 °, and especially if the shape, size and / or color of the witness allows a good visualization of the change of position. Preferably, the hinge is a reactive hinge, stable at least in the open position, which facilitates the use in the open position, especially for drinking directly to the container, but also to pour the contents of the container without the risk of seeing the cap to close. Preferably, the hinge has at least two stable positions, respectively corresponding to the open position and the closed position of the cap, which also promotes good closure of the cap. According to one embodiment, the hinge comprises a strip of material connected by an upper end to a connecting zone of the cap and a lower end to the ring, and opposite side edges facing corresponding lateral flanges of the cap. Preferably, the hinge in the closed position is not protruding from a peripheral wall of the cap. Because it is not protruding from the cap in the closed position, the hinge can not be damaged by handling shocks. In addition, it does not offer a plug to dust or other pollution during storage. The cap preferably has a tongue projecting radially outwardly, radially opposite the hinge, to facilitate opening. Preferably, this tongue remains inside a cylinder tangential to an outer periphery of the ring, to prevent it receives shocks during handling and storage. Preferably, this tongue is disposed in an upper zone located in closed position opposite the ring relative to a plane perpendicular to the reference axis and not cutting the hinge. The cap has a top wall preferably flat and a height measured in the closed position between a lower peripheral edge of the cap and the top wall, the height preferably being smaller than the outer diameter of the ring, preferably less than 2. / 3 of the outer diameter of the ring. According to a preferred embodiment, the first part forms a pourer projecting in the axial direction relative to the attachment groove, the pourer preferably having an outer surface having a symmetry of revolution about the reference axis. In this case, the cap preferably has an inner sealing skirt, which comes into elastic interference with an inner or outer face of the spout. Preferably, the closure device consists only of the two parts defined above, although it may be envisaged alternatively a third part, for example a resilient valve disposed in an opening of the base or its pourer, or a pourer reported. Where appropriate, there is provided on the base a witness to identify an attempt to separate the base and the neck of the container. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES [0020] Other characteristics and advantages of the invention will emerge on reading the description which follows, with reference to the appended figures, which illustrate: FIG. 1 is an isometric view of a closure device in FIG. two pieces, after assembly and in closed position before a first opening, according to a first embodiment of the invention; Figure 2 is an isometric view of the closure device of Figure 1, in the open position; Figure 3 is a rear view of the two parts of the closure device of Figure 1, before assembly; Figure 4 is a side view of the two parts of the closure device of Figure 1, before assembly; Figure 5 is a sectional view of a detail of the closure device of Figure 1, in the closed position before first opening; Figure 6 is a sectional view of a detail of the closure device of Figure 1, in the closed position before first opening; Figure 7, a view in the sectional plane of Figure 5 of a detail of the closure device of Figure 1, in the closed position after first opening; Figure 8, a view in the sectional plane of Figure 6 of a detail of the closure device of Figure 1, in the closed position after first opening; FIG. 9, an isometric view of a two-piece closure device according to a second embodiment of the invention, before assembly in the closed position; FIG. 10, an isometric view of the closure device of FIG. 9, after assembly, in the closed position, before first opening; Figure 11 is an isometric view of the closure device of Figure 9, in the open position; Figure 12, a sectional view of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position before first opening; Figure 13 is a sectional view of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position before first opening; Figure 14 is a sectional view of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position before first opening; Figure 15, a view in the sectional plane of Figure 12 of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position after first opening; Figure 16, a view in the sectional plane of Figure 13 of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position after first opening; Figure 17, a view in the sectional plane of Figure 14 of a detail of the closure device of Figure 9, in the closed position after first opening; For clarity, identical or similar elements are identified by identical reference signs throughout the figures.
[0002] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AN EMBODIMENT [0022] The closure device 10 shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 consists of two pieces 12, 14 made of plastics material and assembled to one another. The first piece 12 comprises a base 16 provided with a relief (not shown) for attachment to a container, which may be constituted for example, and in known manner, one or more threads for screwing the base to a container neck. This base 16 may optionally, in a manner also known, be equipped at its lower end with a tamper evident ring cooperating with the neck of the container to make visible any attempt to separate the first part and the neck of the container. The first piece 12 further comprises a pourer 18 protruding axially with respect to the base 16, this pourer here having an outer surface having a symmetry of revolution about a reference axis 100 of the first piece 12, and a central opening 19. The first piece 12 furthermore has an annular peripheral fixing groove 20 visible in FIGS. 5 to 8, formed in the base and surrounding the pourer 18. This groove 20 is partially closed by an annular relief. fastening 22 projecting radially inward of the groove 20 and to the pourer 18. [0025] The first piece 12 further has retaining tabs 24, here six in number, separated in pairs by notches 26 and protruding from the base 12 in the axial direction facing and at a short distance from a cylindrical wall 28 of the spout 18. Each of the retaining tongues 24 forms a hooking zone with a hook 3 0 projecting radially inwardly and towards the spout 18. [0026] The second piece 14 forms a cap 32, a closed fastening ring 34 defining a reference axis 200 and a hinge 36 connecting the fixing ring 34 to cap 32 for guiding the cap 32 relative to the ring 34 between a closed position shown in Figure 1, and an open position illustrated in Figure 2, by rotation about an axis 300 orthoradial with respect to the axis of 200. The cap 32 has a preferably planar top wall 38 and a peripheral wall 40. The inner face of the top wall can be provided, in a known manner, with a sealing skirt (not shown), coming into contact with each other. axial or preferably radial with an inner or outer wall of the opening 19. The cap 32 has a height H, measured in the closed position between a lower peripheral edge 42 of the peripheral wall 40 and the top wall 38, which in this embodiment is smaller than the outer diameter D of the ring 34, and in this case less than 2/3 of the outer diameter of the ring. The top wall forms a tongue 44 projecting radially outwards, radially opposite the hinge 36. This tongue 44 is preferably located inside a cylinder tangential to an outer periphery of the ring. 34, preferably in an upper zone located in a closed position opposite the ring and the hinge 36 with respect to a plane perpendicular to the reference axis 200. The hinge 36 comprises a strip of material connected by an upper end to a connecting zone of the cap 32 and by a lower end to the ring 34, and opposite lateral edges 46, 48 facing corresponding lateral edges of the cap 32. In at least in an axially located zone between firstly a first plane perpendicular to the reference axis 200 and cutting the upper end of the strip and secondly a second plane perpendicular to the reference axis 200 and cut nt the lower end of the strip, and extending angularly about the reference axis at 60 ° on either side of the side edges of the strip, the hinge and the cap in the closed position have a common outer shell which is to say that the hinge does not protrude from the adjacent surface of the peripheral wall of the cap. It is possible to define a geometrical plane P perpendicular to the reference axis 200, located between the top wall 38 and the ring 34, and below which the peripheral wall 40 has a spherical outer envelope or more generally constituted by a surface of revolution about the reference axis 200, in particular a surface of revolution having a generatrix having a concavity turned towards the axis of revolution 200. This plane P is preferably located above the hinge 36, between the latter and the top wall 38. Preferably, the peripheral wall 40 of the cap, at its lower end, is tangent or substantially tangential to a cylinder of revolution about the reference axis 200. The second part 14 also comprises a a first arc-shaped opening indicator 50 extending substantially over an angular sector greater than 180 ° about the reference axis 200, preferably and from a first lateral edge 46 of the hinge 36 to a second opposite lateral edge 48 of the hinge, without being connected thereto. The first opening indicator 50 is connected to the peripheral rim 42 of the peripheral wall 40 of the cap by breakable bridges 52, and is positioned axially between the peripheral rim 42 and the fixing ring 34. As illustrated in particular in FIGS. and 4, a free space 54 is preserved in the axial direction between the ring 34 and the first opening indicator 50 in the closed position before first opening. The two parts 12, 14 are assembled to form the closure device, by making the reference axes 100, 200 coincide in the position illustrated in FIGS. 3 and 4, and then bringing the two of them closer to each other. two parts 12, 14 by axial translation. It should be noted that it is not necessary to provide an angular indexing of the parts around the axes of rotation 100, 200 because of the symmetry of revolution of the first part. The fixing ring 34, which is provided with a fastening relief 56 projecting radially outwardly, is elastically deformed when the fixing relief 22 passes through the groove 20, and then irreversibly engages in the fixing groove 20, the attachment reliefs 22 and 56 opposing the separation of the two parts. The first opening indicator 50 exhibits a hooking relief 58 which, after elastic deformation at the passage of the hooks 30, snaps under the hooks 30 of the retaining tongues 24, as illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6. At the first opening of the cap 32, the first opening indicator 50 is retained by the hooks 30 of the tongues 24, and the bridges 52 are torn off, separating the first opening indicator 50 of the cap 32. The first opening indicator 50 then falls by gravity into the free space 54 and abuts against the ring 34. This position is retained when the cap 32 is closed, as shown in Figures 7 and 8. [0032] The fall of the witness first opening 50 reveals a space 58 (Figure 8) between the cap 32 and the first opening indicator 50, which space is perfectly visible from all angles and indicates to the consumer that the closure device 10 has been opened. Remarkably, this space runs all around the hood, from one side edge of the hinge to the other. Also remarkably, there is neither appearance nor disappearance of the first opening witness 50, but simply displacement of the latter. Even if it is not familiar with the closure device 10, the consumer noting the positioning of the first opening indicator 50 on the closed closure device can easily check whether or not there has been opening by shaking or inverting the container. and observing whether or not there is movement of the first-open witness, or listening to the sound of the first-opening indicator moving relative to the first coin. Note also that to the extent that the first opening indicator 50 remains trapped by the tabs 24, it avoids the release into the environment of a plastic part that could be a source of pollution or present a danger in case of ingestion by a child. The open position illustrated in Figure 2 is preferably a stable position, and the hinge 36 is preferably a reactive hinge in the sense that, after breaking of the bridges 52, the hinge 36 itself tends to cause the cap 32 to the open position. If necessary, the hinge is reactive only after exceeding an angular position of neutral position about the axis 300. One can then speak of bistable hinge, in the sense that according to the angular positioning of the cap 32 of a either side of the dead point, the hinge 36 recalls the cap 32 to the closed position or the open position. A second embodiment of the invention will now be described in connection with Figures 9 to 17. This closure device is largely similar to that of Figures 1 to 8, and to avoid repetition, reference will be made to to the above description for common points. As illustrated in the figures, the first piece 12 of the closure device 10 according to the second embodiment has only a notch 26 extending over an angle of less than 180 °, and preferably about 60 at 120 °, preferably diametrically opposite the hinge 36. On either side of this notch 26 is formed a groove 20 which runs in the peripheral direction from one edge of the notch 26 to the other , thus on an angular sector of more than 180 °, complementary to that of the notch 26. The groove 20 is provided with a fixing relief 22, projecting radially inwards and towards a cylindrical wall 28 of the pourer 18 The second piece 14 comprises a cap 32 whose peripheral wall 40 has a notch 41 to at least partially accommodate a first opening indicator 50 which is connected to the peripheral wall 40 by breakable bridges 52 located at this level. Schools The fastening ring 34 of the second piece 14 has a segment 35 of reduced height at the level of the first opening indicator 50, to leave sufficient clearance between the first opening indicator 50 and the fixing ring 34. , visible through the notch 26. On either side of the segment 35, the fixing ring 34 has a greater height and is provided with a fixing relief 56 projecting radially outwards, which runs substantially to the corresponding lateral edge 46, 48 of the hinge 36. The first opening indicator 50 has in the circumferential direction a length slightly greater than the notch 26 and has at its ends two hooking reliefs 58, located in the extension of the fixing reliefs 56 of the fixing ring 34. The ends of the fixing groove 20 are thus arranged opposite the two hooking reliefs 58, and constitute two attachment zones for the tee. less of the first opening 50. Outside these two attachment zones, the fixing groove 20 makes it possible to accommodate and retain the fixing ring 34. [0038] At the assembly, the reference axes 100 are aligned, 200 of the two parts 12, 14 and angularly positioned relative to each other, before bringing them together. The ring 34 snaps into the groove 20, and the attachment reliefs 58 snap into the attachment zones at both ends of the groove 20. At the first opening, the first opening indicator 50 is locked at the attachment zones, the bridges 52 are torn off and the cap 32 is open while the first opening indicator 50 falls by gravity into the free space 54, in contact with the thinned segment 35 of the fixing ring 34, as illustrated in Figures 11 and 15 to 17. This position is maintained during a subsequent closure of the cap 32, so as to inform the consumer of the opening of the container. Of course, many variants are possible. To limit the bending deformation of the first opening indicator 50 when tearing off the bridges 52, it may be advantageous to position them only near the ends of the first opening indicator and the hooking reliefs 58. [0041 The shape of the hinge 36 and that of the cap 32, which in the presented embodiments have been chosen to give good mechanical strength to the second part 14 and to minimize the consumption of material, may, however, vary according to particular aesthetic considerations. . The pourer 18 may be of any type and is not necessarily centered on the reference axis 200 of the second part. In a variant of the first embodiment, provision may be made for the annular fixing relief 22 provided on the first piece 12 for fixing the ring 34 to project radially outwards from the cylindrical wall 28 of the pourer. Similarly, the hooks 30 can be placed on the cylindrical wall 28 of the pourer, and oriented radially outwardly. The retaining tabs 24 then only have a function of retaining the ring 34 and the first-opening indicator 50. This remark is similarly valid for the second embodiment. Naturally, the invention is applicable to closure devices having various external shapes.

权利要求:
Claims (5)
[0001]
REVENDICATIONS1. Closure device (10) to be secured to a container neck, the closure device (10) comprising: a first part (12) forming a fixing base (16) at the container neck and having at least one peripheral fixing groove (20); a second piece (14) forming a cap (32), a fixing ring (34) defining a reference geometrical axis (200), and a hinge (36) connecting the fixing ring (34) to the cap (32) for guiding the cap (32) relative to the fixing ring (34) between a closed position and an open position, the fixing ring (34) being snap-engaged in the fastening groove (20) of the first room; characterized in that the second part (14) further forms a first opening indicator (50) and a breakable connection (52) between the first opening indicator (50) and a peripheral cap flange (42), a free space (54) being axially preserved between the fixing ring (34) and the first opening indicator (50) in the closed position before first opening, the first opening indicator (50) being retained by at least one zone of hooking (30) of the first piece to be separated from the cap (32) and fall into the free space (54) during the first opening.
[0002]
2. Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the first piece (12) is shaped so as to make visible in the closed position before first opening the first opening indicator (50) and the free space (54) .
[0003]
3. Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the first piece (12) comprises at least two attachment zones (30) of the first opening indicator (50), and at least one viewing notch (26). separating the two attachment zones (30) and making visible, in the closed position before first opening, the first opening indicator (50) and the free space (56).
[0004]
4. Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that said attachment zones (30) are in number greater than two, preferably distributed over the entire periphery of the first part (12) and are separated in pairs by indentations (26), at least one of which is a notch of visualization making visible, in the closed position before first opening, the first opening indicator (50) and the free space (56). Clogging device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the attachment zone or zones (30) oppose extraction of the first opening indicator (50) after first opening. Closing device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first opening indicator (50) has an arcuate shape around the reference axis (200). Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the circular arc runs over an angular sector greater than 45 ° around the reference axis, and preferably less than 180 °, for example of the order of 60 °, 90 ° or 120 °. Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the circular arc runs over an angular sector greater than 180 ° around the reference axis, preferably from a first lateral edge (46) of the hinge to a second side edge (48) opposite the hinge. Closure device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the hinge (36) comprises a strip of material connected at one end to a connection area of the cap (32) and at 10
[0005]
5. 156. 7. 20 8. 25 9. 30a lower end to the fixing ring (34), and opposite side edges (46, 48) facing corresponding lateral flanges of the cap (32). 10. Closing device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that in the closed position the hinge (36) is not projecting with respect to a peripheral wall of the cap.

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