ES1074664U - Cover for glasses (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Cap for glasses, characterized by being comprised of a plate of thin thickness, incorporating a slot (2) from one of its sides or outer edge to its geometric center, ending the end thereof, through a hole (3) of greater dimensions. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Glass lid

The present specification refers to, as its title indicates, to a lid for glasses, comprised of a plate of thin thickness destined to hold a bag or bag of infusion, covering the mouth of the glass.

In said lid for glasses a groove is defined from one of its sides or outer edge to its geometric center, finishing off the end of it, through a hole of older dimensions.

The slot is intended for the passage of the string of the infusion bag, being centered and held by the support of your paper label, on the lid for glasses, facilitating its introduction in any type of glass, until the realization of the infusion, subsequently removing the lid for glasses together with the bag.

There are currently different types of devices for the realization of infusions, resulting in many of they a little uncomfortable in their realization and subsequent cleaning, resorting in the majority of cases to the introduction of the infusion bag in a conventional glass or any other type of container, covering the mouth of the container by a small plate, of those of coffee, bearing in mind that the paper label from the bag is outside the glass, for later removal once the infusion is done, with the disadvantage that It is a problem the poor stability of these paltitos that They usually break easily.

Multiple and varied types of lids for glasses such as plastic cups that incorporate a lid with a hole in its central part intended for the introduction and support of a straw that facilitates the drink contained therein, with the drawback that this type of Packaging is not favorable for infusions.

Other types of lids are also known, generally of plastic materials that are used as more or less airtight closures intended for food preservation, such as in the Spanish Utility Model U0141414, an "Improved lid for carbonic liquid container vessels " is presented. , where a cover is described that incorporates a plurality of perforations intended to prevent overpressure of the content, with the disadvantage that it is not adaptable for infusions.

Another example can be found in Utility Model U200001757 " Auxiliary lid for vessels and the like ", which has a lid that can be functionally coupled to such a container, when deemed convenient, without said container requiring any type of structural modification , since it is a discoid lid, which at one point of its periphery has a small fork for attaching to the vessel, articulating its tilting, with the disadvantage that it must be held on the vessel, so that it can perform the tilting of the lid

To obtain an infusion using any type of conventional glass, a lid has been devised for vessels object of the present invention, which is comprised of a thin plate, incorporating a groove from one of its sides or outer edge to its geometric center, finishing off the end of it, through a larger hole.

The lid for glasses can be made in a way circular or forming a regular polygon, thus covering the mouth of the glass in its entirety, the bag being suspended in the inside the vessel, to obtain the infused rest.

The slot is intended for the passage of the string of the infusion bag, being centered and held by the support of your paper label, on the lid for glasses, facilitating its introduction in any type of glass, until the realization of the infusion, since covering the mouth of the glass also serves to save the heat so that the infusion is done since you need the heat so that the contents of the bag give off the medicinal active ingredients, flavors and odors, withdrawing later the lid for glasses together with the bag.

A glass lid can be included advertising support, specifically the one that is not in contact with the vapors of the infusion.

This lid for glasses presented multiple advantages over current methods being the most important that it has a slot provided for holding the infusion bag, facilitating its introduction in any type of conventional glass.

Another important advantage is that at the same time which serves as a support for the infusion bag, covers the mouth of the container in its entirety, keeping heat so that the infusion It is done.

As an important advantage is that with its use prevents occasional breakage of dishes or small plates used to cover the mouth of the container.

Also add as an advantage the comfort that supposes its use since once the infusion has been carried out remove together with the infusion bag, being able to Easily remove this from the lid.

And finally as an advantage add that about the surface of the lid for glasses that is not in contact with the Infusion vapors, can be used as support advertising

To better understand the purpose of this invention, an embodiment has been shown in the attached drawing preferential practice of it. In that plane figure -1- shows a plan view and profile of a glass lid circular.

Figure -2- shows a plan view and profile of a plate formed by a regular polygon.

The lid for glasses object of the present invention is comprised of a thin plate, incorporating a groove (2) from one of its sides or outer edge to its geometric center, finishing off the end of it, through a hole (3) of larger dimensions.

The lid for glasses can be made in a way circular (1) or forming a regular polygon (1.1), thus covering The mouth of the glass in its entirety.

Claims (3)

1. Glass lid, characterized by being comprised of a thin plate, incorporating a groove (2) from one of its sides or outer edge to its geometric center, finishing the end thereof, through a hole (3) of greater
dimensions. 2. Cup lid, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that its conformation is circular (1). 3. Cup lid according to claim 1, characterized in that its conformation is a regular polygon (1.1).