Drink can

Abstract

This drinks can is made up of a hollowed out sheet body ( 1 ) that has a vertical sheet forming a dividing wall ( 2 ), its entire periphery fixed to the base ( 12 ) to the side wall ( 11 ) and to the lid ( 13 ) of the drinks can; said vertical wall divides the internal space of the can into two separate compartments ( 21 and 22 ) which contain two separate drinks; the lid ( 13 ) has some separate easy opening means (21 a and 22 a ) in the areas corresponding to each one of the separate compartments ( 21, 22 ) to enable their separate opening and corresponding valves (21 b and 22 b ) that only allow the drink contained in one compartment ( 21 and 22 ) to exit when the can is tilted towards the corresponding side of said compartment ( 21 and 22 ).

I claim:  
     
         1 . Drinks can, of the type that is made up of a hollowed out sheet body ( 1 ), having a side wall ( 11 ) that extends from the base upwards ( 1 ), and with a lid ( 13 ) whose periphery is fixed in a permanent way around the periphery of the upper part of the side wall ( 31 ); said lid ( 13 ) being fitted with an easy opening device, which includes a line of weakening that outlines a part of the lid which can be torn away by means of a ring pull and characterised in that the hollowed sheet body ( 1 ) has a dividing wall ( 2 ) on its inside that is fixed along the entirety of its periphery to the base ( 12 ), to the side surface ( 11 ) and to the lid ( 13 ) of the drinks can; this arrangement forms two separate compartments ( 21  and  22 ) on the inside of said can for the purpose of containing two separate drinks; and in that the lid ( 13 ) has some easy opening means ( 21   a  and  22   a ) connected to the respective compartments at the areas corresponding to each one of the compartments ( 21  and  22 ) for their individualized opening and the separate extraction of the drinks contained in same.  
     
     
         2 . Drinks Can, according to the previous claim, characterised in that the compartments ( 21  and  22 ) have connected to the areas of location of the opening means ( 21   a  and  22   a ) corresponding valves ( 21   b  and  22   b ) that only allow the drink contained in one compartment ( 21  and  22 ) to exit when the can is tilted sideways towards the corresponding said compartment ( 21  and  22 ).