US2023371726A1PendingUtilityA1
Cup holder with a lidded sleeve
Est. expiryMay 17, 2042(~15.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47G 23/0233B65D 55/16A47G 23/0216B65D 81/3876
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Abstract
A hot holder system comprises a holder and a lidded-sleeve component. The lid-sleeve as an integrated component encourages users, after consumption, to dispose of the lid-sleeve together so that the plastic lid will be less likely to separate from the sleeve and become a nuisance waste for years.
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1 . A cup holder system to mitigate excess heat exposure at the holder surface comprises: the holder and a lidded-sleeve component as one integral component, wherein the lidded-sleeve component comprises a removable plastic lid that is firmly and securely attached onto a sleeve of the holder via a connecting means, wherein the lidded-sleeve component is disposable of to minimize the plastic lid being discarded alone that causes an environment issue.
2 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein said sleeve comprises an outer surface and a thermally resistant, textured inner surface configured to encompass a circumferential surface of said holder securely.
4 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve spans along a circumference of the holder appropriately.
5 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve comprises a paper, plastic, or cardboard material.
6 . The cup holder system of claim 5 , wherein the sleeve is a sleeve sheet before forming the continuous sleeve, and wherein a first end of the sleeve sheet is being locked, glued or buttoned onto a second end of the sleeve sheet to form a cylindrically continuous sleeve loop that enables spanning along a circumference of the holder.
7 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve comprises a handle extended outwardly.
8 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve material is selected from a group consisting of silicone rubber, plastic, and reused clean paper.
9 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve is compatibly fit for a generally cylindrical holder, wherein the holder comprises a holder, hot soup holder, hot food holder, hot container, and so forth.
3 . The cup holder system of claim 2 , wherein the thermally resistant, textured inner surface of the sleeve is corrugated, checkered, or configured with a mesh to intimately surround and hold the holder securely.
10 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the lid is with a sip hole for convenient drinking.
11 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the lid is made of a solid plastic material intimately and appropriately matching an open top area of the holder in order to keep the content material in the holder from spilling out.
12 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein the sleeve encompasses the circumferential surface of the holder relatively firm.
13 . The cup holder system of claim 1 further comprising identifying a producer or vendor of the sleeve or the holder via a mark, emblem, or logo.
14 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein said connecting means is a strip, wire, or a strong thread.
15 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein said connecting means comprises a flat, thin sheet of material.
16 . The cup holder system of claim 15 , wherein said connecting means is flexible.
17 . The cup holder system of claim 16 , wherein said connecting means is adapted to lay several holders as a collecting system in stack.
18 . The cup holder system of claim 1 , wherein said connecting means become the integral part for the lidded-sleeve component.
19 . The cup holder system of claim 18 , wherein the lidded-sleeve component is manufactured by a press stamp heated mold in a one-step process.
20 . A method of mitigating an issue of discarding a removable or detachable plastic lid of a cup holder comprises: firmly and permanently joining the plastic lid with a sleeve of the holder; wherein the joining step. comprises a connecting means of gluing, welding, hot compressing and so on, wherein the lidded-sleeve component can be disposed of to minimize the plastic lid alone being separately from the sleeve and/or discarded randomly that causes an environment issue.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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