US2005051562A1PendingUtilityA1

Procedure for the realization of a container and container obtained by this procedure

Assignee: FINCASE COMPANY ESTPriority: Jul 2, 2003Filed: Jun 21, 2004Published: Mar 10, 2005
Est. expiryJul 2, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Herta Schmid
B65D 1/26B65D 1/0223A47G 19/2205B65D 1/16
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Abstract

The procedure in accordance with the present invention comprises the following procedural steps: as the basic container form, an external contour parallel to the container support surface is realized and consists of two by two straight line pairs with each two pairs being opposed on an axis and two straight lines of a pair intersecting at the same point the axis with which they are associated and both the axes are mutually perpendicular with at least one of the two axes being a symmetry axis and mutually opposed straight line pairs enclosing the same angle with this angle remaining unchanged from the bottom upward and the mutually opposed straight line pairs involve in the case of an extension beyond the contour a parallelogram; each straight line pair is moved along the vertical axis with the movement being able to take place even on the horizontal axis with which it is associated but with at least one straight line pair changing its position on the horizontal axis along the vertical axis; and in the presence of four straight line pairs in the contour forming an octagon converted into a hexagon by movement of the straight line pairs on the vertical axis in the case where there is a single symmetry axis and a straight line pair or two opposed straight lines disappear and in the case where both a straight line pair and also two opposed straight lines disappear forming a rhombus when there are two symmetry axes with two opposed straight line pairs being able to disappear and thus forming a parallelogram.

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1 . Procedure for the realization of a container characterized by the following procedure steps: 
 As the basic container form, an external contour parallel to the container support surface is realized and consists of two straight line pairs with each two pairs being opposed on an axis and two straight lines of a pair intersecting at the same point the axis with which they are associated and both the axes are mutually perpendicular with at least one of the two axes being a symmetry axis and at least one of the mutually opposed straight line pairs enclosing the same angle with the angle remaining unchanged from the bottom upward and in the case of an extension beyond the contour the mutually opposed straight line pairs involve a parallelogram;    Each straight line pair is moved along the vertical axis with the movement being able to take place even on the horizontal axis with which it is associated but with at least one straight line pair changing its position on the horizontal axis along the vertical axis; and    In the presence of four straight line pairs in the contour forming an octagon converted into a hexagon by movement of the straight line pairs on the vertical axis in the case where there is a single symmetry axis and a straight line pair or two opposed straight lines disappear and in the case where both a straight line pair and also two opposed straight lines disappear forming a rhombus when there are two symmetry axes with two opposed straight line pairs being able to disappear and thus forming a parallelogram.    
   
   
       2 . Procedure in accordance with  claim 1  characterized in that both the mutually opposed straight line pairs enclose the same angle.  
   
   
       3 . Procedure in accordance with  claim 1  characterized in that in the case where one or two straight line pairs disappear upon movement of straight line pairs on the vertical axis and reappear again higher or respectively lower on the vessel with the angle enclosed by them being choosable again and in the same manner the series of straight lines and/of arcs extending along them being choosable again and the arcs meanwhile remaining congruent until the straight line pair disappears again and resurfaces again.  
   
   
       4 . Procedure in accordance with the above claim characterized in that even the second axis which is perpendicular to the first axis is a symmetry axis.  
   
   
       5 . Container realized by means of the procedure in accordance with  claim 1  characterized in that its basic form displays an external contour parallel to the supporting surface of the container and is made up of two by two straight line pairs with two pairs being opposed on an axis and both the straight lines of a pair intersecting at the same point of the axis with which they are associated and both the axes are at mutual right angle with at least one of both the axes being a symmetry axis and both the mutually opposed straight line pairs enclosing the same angle with these involving in the extension beyond the formation of the contour a parallelogram and each straight line pair being moved along a vertical axis and the movement being able to take place even on the horizontal axis with which it is associated but at least one straight line pair having to change its position on the horizontal axis along the vertical axis and in case all four of the straight line pairs participate in the formation of the contour to form an octagon, with movement of the straight line pairs forming a hexagon in the case where there is a single symmetry axis and a straight line pair or two opposed straight lines disappear and in case both a straight line pairs an also two opposed straight lines forming a rhombus and in symmetry axis there are two symmetry axes two opposed straight line pairs being able to disappear in this case forming a parallelogram.  
   
   
       6 . Container in accordance with  claim 4  characterized in that along each straight line there extends an arc—for example an arc of a circle, of an ellipse, of a parabola or of a hyperbola—which then remains congruent in movement along the vertical axis.  
   
   
       7 . Container in accordance with  claim 4  characterized in that alternatively on each straight line the convexity of an arc is directed inwardly or outwardly.  
   
   
       8 . Container in accordance with  claim 6  characterized in that it is a cup.  
   
   
       9 . Container in accordance with  claim 4  characterized in that one of the axes is not a symmetry axis but one at distance therefrom.  
   
   
       10 . Container in accordance with  claim 7  characterized in that with this movement of an axis as indeed with the extension of arcs along the straight lines there is obtained an essentially trochoidal shape.  
   
   
       11 . Container in accordance with  claim 9  characterized in that the shape of the upper edge is used for the lip of a jug of pitcher.  
   
   
       12 . Container in accordance with  claim 4  characterized in that two opposing straight line pairs are overturned at a constant angle upward or downward with the overturning axis traversing the intersection points of the directed pairs overturned with another straight line, i.e. the surface between the overturning axis and the intersection point of the straight line pairs with the axis associated therewith is overturned.  
   
   
       13 . Container in accordance with  claim 4  characterized in that in the presence of two symmetry axes the four pairs of straight lines are moved along the vertical axis downward and contemporaneously they are moved on the horizontal symmetry axis associated therewith so that the two mutually opposed straight line pairs disappear and then a parallelogram is formed.  
   
   
       14 . Container in accordance with  claim 12  characterized in that the container is a goblet.  
   
   
       15 . Container in accordance with  claim 9  characterized in that it is not to be associated wit the above mentioned functions but can find employment with its particular form as a characteristic packing, for example a bottle.

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