Container for thermostatic preservation of liquids

Abstract

A container for the thermostatic preservation of liquids, to be used particularly for leisure, sport and for infants, including a shell (8), formed by two coupled portions (9, 10), and forming a cavity (11) for accommodating a vessel (12) which contains the liquid. The shell is made of thermally insulating and impact-resistant material. The invention fully solves the problems of conventional containers, since it achieves a thermostatic preservation of liquids whose duration can be compared to that of thermos flasks and at the same time protects the vessel against any external aggressive agents, such as dust, insects and so forth.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a container for keeping liquid at a constant temperature, especially a container for leisure, sports, infants or other aspects. Background technique [0002] We know that there are many different types of containers that can keep liquids at a substantially constant temperature for a certain period of time. Specifically, this container known as a "thermos" is very popular among people who like sports, especially mountaineering. In addition, we also know that these thermos bottles are double-layer glass or metal containers with a vacuum space, and beverages such as water, coffee, milk coffee, fruit juice can be placed in the container, the purpose is to store water for a long time Keep the temperature of the beverage inside. However, most beverages sold today are contained in their own boxes, which can be regular bottles or cans for beer or soft drinks, or fruit juices, dairy products such as milk and yoghurt box-shaped plasti...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] A first disadvantage of the conventional container described above is that the package and the drink contained in the package are only partially protected against heat exchange with the external environment, since the end of the package provided with the opening is not protected.

[0005] The second flaw of these containers is that the area around the opening is not protected from dust and insects, especially after the box has been opened

[0006] A third drawback is that the purchaser of these containers must carry them by hand or in a bag, since there are no gripping parts for comfortable carrying on the containers

[0007] A first disadvantage related to other aspects of the prior art is that hot food such as milk is usually poured into glass containers such as bottles used for feeding babies, but such bottles do not have any insulation

The same problem exists with the preservation of medicines when pharmacists sell them to consumers

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