EP3129300A1 - Bottle, system comprising such a bottle, and method for the production thereof - Google Patents
Bottle, system comprising such a bottle, and method for the production thereofInfo
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- EP3129300A1 EP3129300A1 EP15720361.3A EP15720361A EP3129300A1 EP 3129300 A1 EP3129300 A1 EP 3129300A1 EP 15720361 A EP15720361 A EP 15720361A EP 3129300 A1 EP3129300 A1 EP 3129300A1
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Classifications
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Definitions
- Bottle system comprising such a bottle, and method of manufacture
- the invention relates to the field of flasks, systems comprising such a flask, and methods of manufacturing such flasks.
- flask is used herein to denote a rigid object intended to contain a fluid content (liquid, viscous or pasty) to be dispensed.
- a fluid content liquid, viscous or pasty
- Such a bottle may have a closed sealed configuration, in which the fluid content can freely exit the bottle.
- Such a bottle may also be placed in dispensing configuration, in which the contents are dispensed out of the bottle.
- Such bottles are used in particular in the field of cosmetics or spirits.
- the bottle comprises a separable lid of the container body, allowing the user to access the product contained directly.
- An example of such an embodiment is for example DE 20 2010 015 932 U.
- the lid (often by screwing) is detached from the container body, after which the content can be accessed, in this case a single dose previously mixed to swallow.
- Other examples of bottles with a removable cover include, for example, FR 850 370, where the stopper carries tube-pipettes filled with two different materials intended to be mixed in situ in order to dissolve the ink.
- Yet another example can be found in the set-and-pepper BE 333 327, whose hood can be removed to reload salt and pepper from a reserve.
- US 2010/1 16,769 also describes various embodiments of a so-called plastic sports bottle with two receptacles, that the user must compress to remove one or other of the contents.
- plastic bottles are not appropriate for certain market segments, in which bottles with a glass container have traditionally been used.
- glass is a material difficult to implement from the industrial point of view, due to its demanding manufacturing process (high temperatures in particular), which can result in a wide dispersion of products manufactured due to manufacturing tolerances. This great dispersion poses particular problems when it comes to achieving a reliable and durable seal of the bottle in its closed configuration.
- US 2010/1 16,769 also claims that glass is possible as a constituent material of this sports drink bottle, it immediately appears from the description of the different functionalities required for this product that a glass material is not possible.
- a blowing process has traditionally been used which makes it possible to define a glass container with a narrow neck on which the sealing function is implemented. As the glass neck is narrow, it is possible to oversize the sealing solution to ensure that a sealed vial is provided despite the dispersion of the manufacturing process.
- An exemplary embodiment is for example FR 2 952 913.
- the invention proposes a bottle comprising:
- a glass container system comprising a single glass container body
- a closure system assembled to the glass container body in a permanently sealed manner, the glass container body and the closure system being assembled to each other so as to define at least first and second separate receptacles; sealed with respect to each other,
- a product dispensing system being provided in at least one of the glass container body and the closure system, to allow delivery of product capable of being contained in the receptacles.
- the product dispensing system is provided in at least one of the glass container body and the closure system.
- the product dispensing system comprises a first dispensing subsystem for dispensing product that may be contained in the first receptacle, and a second dispensing subsystem for dispensing product that can be dispensed with. contained in the second receptacle.
- the first and second distribution subsystems are heterogeneous.
- the bottle further comprises one and / or the other of the following characteristics:
- the first distribution subsystem is provided in the closure system
- the second distribution subsystem is formed in the closure system
- the product distribution system is provided in the closure system.
- the product dispensing system is not suitable for an alternative distribution of the product that may be contained in at least two receptacles. In one embodiment, the product dispensing system is adapted for alternative dispensing of the product that may be contained in at least two receptacles.
- the product dispensing system is adapted for alternatively an alternating and combined distribution of the product that may be contained in at least two receptacles.
- At least two receptacles have at least one of the following characteristics: an identical external form,
- the glass container body comprises a first container and a second container
- the first container comprises a first assembly portion
- the second container comprises a second assembly portion
- the closure system comprises a first portion of assembly and a second assembly portion
- the first assembly portion of the first container is sealingly joined to the first assembly portion of the closure system so as to define the first receptacle
- the second assembly portion of the second container is sealingly joined to the second assembly portion of the closure system so as to define the second receptacle.
- the bottle comprises a laying surface, the bottle being intended to be placed with its laying surface placed on a support in normal use of the bottle.
- At least one receptacle in normal use, is delimited by a lower portion forming part of the glass container and by an upper portion forming part of the closure system. In one embodiment, the receptacles are juxtaposed.
- the receptacles are nested one inside the other.
- At least one of the receptacles in normal use, has an elongated shape according to the vertical.
- the first and second receptacles are assembled together permanently.
- the dispensing system allows product to be dispensed through a first dispensing opening, the glass container body including a mouthpiece sealingly joined to the closure system to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouthpiece. being at least twice as large as a cross section of the first dispensing aperture.
- the bottle comprises a solid object inside the first receptacle, the object being of dimensions between the cross section of the mouth and the cross section of the first dispensing opening.
- the object is assembled to the closure system.
- the single glass container body comprises at least one mouthpiece
- the closure system defines a first dispensing through opening
- the dispensing system allows product to be dispensed through the first dispensing opening
- the container body into glass comprising a mouth joined to the closure system in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouth being at least twice a cross section of the first dispensing opening.
- the closure system comprises a sealing member and a locking member
- the sealing member includes a cover for closing the mouthpiece
- the cover comprises a sealing portion and a collar extending axially upwardly from the sealing portion, the neck defining the first dispensing through opening.
- the neck extends axially upwards from the sealing portion.
- the dispensing system allows product to be dispensed through a first dispensing opening, the glass container body including a mouthpiece securely joined to the closure system to form the first receptacle, the shape of the section of the radially inner surface of the glass container body at the mouth being non-circular.
- the invention relates to a system comprising such a bottle and a first product and a second product each contained respectively in one of the two receptacles.
- the first and second products differ in at least one of the following:
- the invention relates to a method of manufacturing a bottle comprising:
- a glass container system comprising a single glass container body
- a closure system is permanently and permanently sealed to the glass container system, the glass container system and the closure system being assembled to one another so as to define at least a first and a second separate containers that are watertight with respect to each other, a product dispensing system for delivering out of the bottle of the product likely to be contained in the receptacles.
- the glass container body is made by pressing.
- two containers are made in the glass container body by carrying out a pressing step. In one embodiment, two containers are made in the glass container body by carrying out a simultaneous pressing step.
- the closure system is assembled to the glass container system so as to define the receptacles simultaneously.
- Figure 1 is a diagram corresponding to a front view of a bottle according to a first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a detail sectional view of the embodiment of FIG. 1, taken along line 11-11 in FIG.
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment of Figure 1.
- Figure 4 is a schematic view and similar to Figure 1 for a second embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 4a is a sectional view similar to Figure 2 for the second embodiment.
- Figure 5 is a schematic view similar to Figure 1 for a third embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 5a is a detailed schematic view for an exemplary implementation of the dispensing system of the bottle of FIG. 5.
- Figure 6 is a schematic view and similar to Figure 1 for a first comparative example.
- FIG. 6a is a detail sectional view of FIG. 6, indicated by the reference Via in FIG. 6.
- Figure 6b is a detail sectional view of Figure 6, at the dispensing system.
- Figure 7 is an exploded sectional view for a second comparative example.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view similar to Figure 1 for a fourth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 9a is a schematic view of a method for producing a glass container system for the embodiment of FIG. 1, taken in section along the plane IXA-IXA visible in FIG. 9b.
- Figure 9b is a schematic view similar to Figure 9a, taken in section along the IXB-IXB plane visible in Figure 9a.
- Figure 10 is a schematic front view for a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 1 1 is a schematic top view of a sixth embodiment of the invention.
- FIGS. 12a and 12b are functional diagrams of an exemplary distribution member in two distinct configurations
- Figure 13 is a schematic view similar to Figure 1 for a third comparative example.
- Figure 1 shows schematically a bottle 1 according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- the bottle 1 is shown in a position in which it is placed stably on a flat support not shown.
- the plane support can define two axes X, Y, the Z axis, vertical, being orthogonal to this plane.
- the bottle 1 comprises a glass container system 2 and a closure system 3.
- the closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 sealingly.
- the fluid intended to be contained in the bottle can not flow out of the bottle at the connection between the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 under normal conditions.
- the degree of tightness can be defined by a leak test.
- Such a leak test may for example comprise the placement of the filled bottle in a vacuum chamber, in a predefined orientation, for example in which the contents are in contact with the potential leakage region of the bottle.
- the ambient pressure in the chamber will gradually decrease at a predefined rate, the degree of sealing being defined by the ambient pressure at which the contents will begin to leak out of the bottle.
- Some embodiments presented herein can achieve a sealing degree of -800 millibars (mbar), or even -950 mbar relative to atmospheric pressure.
- the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 are permanently assembled.
- “permanently” it is meant that the closure system 3 can not be disassembled from the glass container system 2 under normal conditions of use. Of course, we can not prevent a user from separating the two systems from one another if he makes every effort to achieve this. But this exceeds the normal use of the container.
- the glass container system 2 is mainly made of glass. Any type of glass compatible with the intended application can be used, and in particular glasses already used today in the bottle industry.
- a dispensing system 4 is provided to allow dispensing out of the bottle a product contained in the bottle 1. Any dispensing system 4 adapted according to the nature of the product contained in the bottle 1 can be used here.
- the glass container system 2 comprises a container body 5 made of glass. In the example shown, the glass container body 5 is made in one piece.
- the glass container body 5 comprises a first container 6 and a second container 7.
- the first and second containers 6, 7 are distinct. Two containers are said to be distinct when, in the position of the container body 5, as shown in FIG.
- the glass container body 5 comprises a bottom 8 of which a peripheral wall 9 extends.
- the bottom 8 has a lower external laying surface 10 that can be placed on the flat support, the container body 5 and / or the bottle 1 then standing stably.
- the peripheral wall 9 extends from the bottom 8 to an upper part 1 1 at a certain height.
- the upper part 11 is used for assembling the glass container body 5 to the closure system 3.
- the glass container body 5 also comprises an intermediate wall 12 delimiting the first and second containers 6, 7
- the intermediate wall 12 is integral with the peripheral wall 9 and extends on either side, from a first end 12a connected to the peripheral wall 9 to a second end 12b connected to the peripheral wall 9, substantially on all its height.
- the first container 6 comprises a mouth 13.
- the mouth 13 is delimited in part by the peripheral wall 9, and partly by the intermediate wall 12.
- the peripheral wall 9 and the intermediate wall 12 join together to surround the mouth 13 In its upper part 1 1, the peripheral wall 9 has a profiled section. This profiled section is particularly visible in Figure 2.
- An identical or similar profile extends around the periphery of the upper part 1 1 of the peripheral wall 9 at the mouth 13.
- this profile comprises a bead 14 s extending radially outward.
- the bead 14 is radially further inward than the outer surface 15 of the peripheral wall 9.
- a recess 16 can thus be found between the outer surface 15 and the bead 14.
- a groove 17 is formed in the upper part of the intermediate wall 12, from one to the other of the ends 12a, 12b.
- the groove 17 is delimited by an assembly surface 18 substantially opposite to the bead 14.
- the closure system 3 comprises a sealing member 19, 20 independent for each container 6, 7 and a locking piece 21.
- the sealing piece 20 is made similarly to the sealing piece 19, in this case by symmetry with respect to the YZ plane, so it will not be described in more detail here.
- the sealing member 19 has an elastically deformable portion to be assembled to the container body 5 by clipping glass.
- the bead 14, the recess 16 and the assembly surface 18, made of material between them define an assembly interface for the first container 6.
- the sealing part 19 has a geometry assembly portion complementary to the assembly interface for the first container 6.
- the sealing piece 19 may comprise a cover 22 of geometry suitable for butchering the mouth 13, and a peripheral skirt 23 extending from the cover 22 towards the first container 6, and adapted to be assembled to it by clipping.
- the peripheral skirt 23 may, in section, comprise an elastically deformable arm 24 at the end of which is a bead 25 projecting radially inwards. The arm 24 is able to be deformed elastically during the assembly of the sealing member 19 to the container body 5 of glass, until the bead 25 is received in the recess 16.
- the sealing member 19 may also include a seal 26.
- the seal 26 extends continuously around the peripheral mouth 13.
- the seal 26 is worn by the cover 22. In the embodiment shown, it covers the entire upper surface 27 of the first container 6.
- the seal 26 may comprise an L-shaped section, as shown in FIG. 2, with a first horizontal portion cooperating with the upper surface 27 of the first container 6, and a second vertical portion, continuous with the first horizontal portion, and cooperating with the radially inner surface 28 of the first container 6.
- the lid 22 may also comprise a radially outward facing surface 29, facing the arm 24, and serving as a seat for the second vertical portion of the seal 26.
- This radially outwardly facing surface 29 serves as a seat for the second, vertical portion of the seal 26 so that it is squeezed between the cover 22 and the first container 6.
- Various shapes and Seal configurations may be provided.
- the two portions of the L are not completely contiguous on the periphery of the joint, if at all.
- the seal 26 may alternatively have a section of substantially triangular shape so that one face of said seal comes to compress against a glass container body edge 5 formed between the wafer surface and the outer face of the bead.
- the seal 26 comprises at least one protruding element or sealing lip capable of forming a sealing line against the surface of the container body 5.
- the at least one a sealing lip is of tapered shape or has an outer surface of partially circular cross-section.
- the seal 26 comprises two sealing lips (as shown) each able to form a sealing line against the inner face 28 of the container body 5.
- a number of sealing lips greater than two may also be envisaged, especially when the seal 26 is configured to form a tight connection between the closure piece 19 and only one of the surfaces of the container body 5.
- sealing lips When at least two sealing lips are used, they may also, depending on the configuration of the seal 26, be arranged so as to each form a sealing line against several of the surfaces of the container body 5.
- closure piece 19 and the seal 26 are monobloc and formed of the same material. This applies in particular in the case of polyethylene material, or high density polyethylene.
- the characteristics of the seal 26 as well as the embodiments detailed above can be adapted to the closure piece 19 alone.
- the components that may be in contact with the contents are chosen to meet compatibility requirements (the product likely to be contained in the bottle does not deteriorate the component) and neutrality (the component does not release compound in the liquid product in undesirable proportions). These requirements include the constituent materials of these components, or their manufacturing process. These requirements may depend on the content.
- the sealing part 19 also comprises a system for assembling a product distribution system capable of being contained in the first container 6.
- the lid 22 has a sealing portion 22a and a neck 31 extending axially upwards from the sealing portion 22a of the cover 22.
- This neck 31 defines a through opening 32 through which product likely to be contained in the first container 6 can flow through the sealing part 19.
- the through opening 32 is of small size relative to the mouth 13.
- small dimension it is meant that the cross sectional area of the through opening is smaller than the macroscopic scale, the area in section of the mouth 13, for example at least twice, or at least five times lower.
- the shape of the section of the through opening 32 is independent of the shape of the section of the mouth 13.
- the mouth 13 may have any shape, in section, capable of being manufactured.
- the through opening 32 will have a shape complementary to a dispensing member 33 to be assembled.
- the through opening 32 may have a substantially annular shape of revolution in section.
- the sectional shape of the radially inner surface 28 of the first container 6 at the mouth 13 When speaking of the shape of the section of the mouth 13, reference is made in particular to the sectional shape of the radially inner surface 28 of the first container 6 at the mouth 13, knowing that the external shape at the level of the mouth 13 is dictated functionally by that of the radially inner surface 28, and if necessary sealed assembly function.
- any suitable shape such as a polygonal shape with rounded, oval, ellipsoid edges, and particularly any non-circular, craftable form.
- the person skilled in the art knows what level of regularity is expected in the case of a surface formed during a glass pressing process.
- a non-circular shape is considered as such from the moment when a person skilled in the art knows how to determine, by observing the shape, that it was intentionally fabricated to be non-circular. Thus, by non-circular, it does not cover circular shapes for which defects in shape due to the manufacturing process change the shape with respect to an ideally desired geometric circle.
- a non-circular shape will be considered as such if there is a difference greater than 2% between the nominal diameter of a surface considered and the diameters inscribed and circumscribed to this considered surface. A difference of more than 20% is quite possible.
- the shape in question is that of the inner surface, and / or the outer surface, independently of the projecting hooking projections, such as the bead 14.
- Figures 2 and 3 also show the locking piece 21.
- the locking piece 21 may be made of a rigid material capable of gripping the sealing parts 19,20 to restrict any macroscopic elastic deformation thereof during the time.
- the locking piece 21 it is possible for example to provide an integral part comprising a cover 34 which extends a peripheral skirt 35.
- a protrusion 36 continuous between two opposite edges of the peripheral skirt 35, parallel to the groove 17, insertable in the slot 30 to keep the arm 24 tight against the assembly surface 18 of the first container 6.
- the cover 34 also has a through opening 37 through which the neck 31 of the closure piece 19 extends.
- the closure system 3 is assembled with the glass container body 3.
- the sealing part 19 is assembled by clipping to the first container 6, and the sealing part 20 is assembled by clipping to the second container 7.
- the sealing pieces 19 and 20 are clamped to the glass container body 5 by the locking piece 21.
- the collars 31 extend through openings 37 and 39 thereof.
- the first container 6 is then filled with a first product to be dispensed, by introducing it through the neck 31 of the sealing member 19. This product will thus be in direct contact with the container body 5 of glass and the piece of sealing 19.
- the second container 7 is filled with a second product to be dispensed by introducing it through the neck 31 of the sealing member 20. This product will thus be in direct contact with the glass container body and the workpiece 20.
- a product to be dispensed may itself contain a mixture of several chemical compounds, but of sufficiently controlled composition, for example homogeneous, in the bottle, for the intended application.
- the two products distributed may differ from each other by one and / or the other of a number of characteristics, such as their chemical composition, their density, their dilution factor, their viscosity.
- a dispensing member 33 is assembled on the neck 31 through the opening 37 in any known manner, and adapted to the neck 31 which, in the example shown, may be made of plastic, such as by crimping, snapping , screwing for example, or any other suitable method.
- the dispensing member 33 may comprise a dip tube allowing access to the product contained in the bottom of the first container 6.
- the dispensing member 38 may comprise a dip tube allowing access to the product contained in the bottom of the second container 7.
- receptacles 61, 62 integral and sealed with respect to each other respectively contain a product to be dispensed.
- Each receptacle is formed by a respective container 6, 7, and a part of the assembly system 3 cooperating with the latter.
- receptacle is meant a closed volume capable of containing a product and accessible only via the dispensing system 4.
- at least one receptacle 61, 62, and in particular each receptacle is delimited by a lower portion forming part of the glass container and an upper portion forming part of the closure system.
- the glass container body comprises a first container 6 and a second container 7, the first container comprises a first assembly portion 65 (here its upper portion), the second container comprises a second assembly portion 66 (here its upper portion), the closure system comprises a first assembly portion 67 (here made by clamping by the locking piece 21 of the first closure member 19) and a second assembly portion 68 (here performed by the gripping by the locking piece 21 of the second closure part 20).
- the first assembly portion 65 of the first container 6 is sealingly assembled to the first assembly portion 67 of the closure system 3 so as to define the first receptacle 61
- the second assembly portion 66 of the second receptacle 7 is sealingly connected to the second assembly portion 68 of the closure system 3 so as to define the second receptacle 62.
- the first dispensing member 33 and the second dispensing member 38 together constitute the dispensing system 4.
- the dispensing system 4 allows the user to alternately distribute the first or the second product contained in the bottle 1.
- the dispensing system comprises a first dispensing subsystem 63 for delivering product likely to be contained in the first receptacle, and a second dispensing subsystem 64 for delivering the product that may be contained in the second receptacle.
- the first product is dispensed through a dispensing opening of the closure system which in this case is the through opening 32.
- the second product is dispensed through a dispensing opening of the closure system which in this case , is the through opening 42.
- the first distribution subsystem comprises a first product outlet 71, a first duct 73 adapted to guide the product likely to be contained in the first receptacle to the first product outlet 71, and a first user operable actuator 75 for controlling an output of this product through the first product outlet 71.
- the first actuating member 75 comprises a base 77 fixed to the closure system, and a movable member 79 relative to the base, and comprising an actuation region 81 accessible to a user, and operable to control the output of the first product .
- the movable member 79 carrying the first product outlet 71.
- this description also applies to the second distribution subsystem.
- the movable member 79 is for example movable relative to the base 77 according to a degree of freedom of sliding, as visualized by comparing Figures 12a and 12b, to deliver the product under the action of a user.
- This embodiment finds for example an application in cosmetics, to allow a user to distribute at will one or the other of two products contained in the same bottle, according to his choice.
- the two receptacles are juxtaposed. They extend substantially vertically in the nominal position of rest of the bottle.
- the two receptacles can be nested one inside the other.
- the glass container body 5 comprises a single container 6.
- the second container 7 is not made by the glass container body 5.
- the container body 5 glass comprises a bottom 8 of which extends a peripheral wall 9.
- the peripheral wall 9 extends from the bottom 8 to the upper part 1 1.
- the upper part 1 1 is used for assembling the glass container body 5 to the closure system 3.
- An embodiment of a sealed assembly between the glass container body 5 and the closure system 3 will be given below with reference to Figure 4a.
- the first container 6 comprises a mouth 13.
- the mouth 13 is delimited by the peripheral wall 9.
- the peripheral wall 9 surrounds the mouth 13.
- the peripheral wall 9 has a profiled section. This profiled section is particularly visible in Figure 4a.
- An identical or similar profile extends around the perimeter of the upper part 1 1 of the peripheral wall 9 at the mouth 13.
- this profile comprises a bead 14 extending radially outwardly.
- the bead 14 is radially further inward than the outer surface 15 of the peripheral wall 9.
- a recess 16 can thus be found between the outer surface 15 and the bead 14.
- the closure system 3 comprises the sealing piece 19 and a locking piece 21.
- the sealing member 19 has an elastically deformable portion to be assembled to the container body 5 by clipping glass.
- the bead 14 and the recess 16 define an assembly interface for the container 6.
- the sealing part 19 has an assembly portion of complementary geometry to the assembly interface for the first container 6.
- the sealing member 19 may comprise a cover 22 of geometry adapted to plug the mouth 13, and a peripheral skirt 23 extending from the cover 22 towards the first container 6, and adapted to be assembled therewith by clipping.
- the peripheral skirt 23 may, in section, comprise an elastically deformable arm 24 at the end of which is a bead 25 projecting radially inwards. The arm 24 is able to be deformed elastically during the assembly of the sealing member 19 to the container body 5 of glass, until the bead 25 is received in the recess 16.
- the sealing piece 19 may also include a seal 26 similar to that described above.
- a second container 7 is provided via a casing 40 that can be assembled to the sealing member 19.
- the envelope 40 may be of any suitable shape or composition, but will generally have a volume inscribed in the volume defined by the first container 6.
- the envelope 40 may for example be made from a flexible bag, for example plastic, sealingly assembled to the sealing piece 19.
- the envelope 40 can be assembled at the underside of the cover 22.
- a sealed peripheral junction is provided, for example by ultrasonic welding, heat sealing or gluing, in the same way that a cover is welded to the peripheral edge of a plastic pot, for example.
- the envelope 40 may be made of another material (glass, metal, ...) and assembled by any appropriate means to the sealing member 19.
- the assembly of the envelope 40 and the cover 22 form the second receptacle 62.
- the assembly of the closure system 3 carrying the envelope 40 and of the glass container body 5 forms the first receptacle 61.
- the sealing piece 19 also comprises a system for assembling a product distribution system capable of being contained in the first container 6 and an assembly system for a dispensing system. product which may be contained in the second container 7.
- the cover 22 has two collars 31, 41 extending axially upwards from the cover 22, and laterally offset relative to one another. to the other.
- Each neck 31, 41 defines a through opening 32, 42 respectively by which the product likely to be contained in the second 7 and the first container 6, respectively, can flow through the sealing member 19.
- the through opening 32 opens into the interior of the casing 40, and the through opening 42 opens at the bottom. outside the envelope 40, and inside the mouth 13.
- the through opening 32, 42 will have a shape complementary to a dispensing member 33, 38 to be assembled.
- FIG. 4a also shows the locking piece 21.
- the locking piece 21 can be made of a rigid material capable of gripping the sealing piece 19 to restrict any macroscopic elastic deformation of it over time.
- the locking piece 21 it is possible for example to provide an integral part comprising a cover 34 which extends a peripheral skirt 35.
- the cover 34 also has two through openings 37, 39, through which the necks 31 41 of the closure piece 19 extend, respectively.
- the embodiment which has just been described can be assembled in the following manner. To begin with, a glass container body 5 as described above is provided. There is also a sealing member 19 provided with an envelope 40 defining a second container.
- the closure system 3 is assembled with the glass container body 3. Firstly, the sealing part 19 is assembled by clipping to the first container 6. Then, the sealing part 19 is squeezed onto the glass container body 5. by the locking piece 21.
- the first container 6 is filled with a first product to be dispensed.
- the second container 7 is filled with a second product to be dispensed.
- the two steps take place in any appropriate order, successively or simultaneously.
- the two products distributed may differ from each other by one and / or the other of a number of characteristics, such as their chemical composition (nature or proportion of constituents), their density, their factor of dilution, their viscosity, ...
- a dispensing member 33 is then assembled on the neck 31 through the opening 37 in any known manner, as described above. It is possible to proceed in identical manner to assemble a dispensing member 38 on the neck of the sealing piece 20 through the through opening 39 of the locking piece 21.
- a receptacle 62 is formed by a receptacle 7 assembled to the lid 22.
- Another receptacle 61 is formed by the complement of this receptacle within the receptacle 6, making it possible to reach the volume defined by the glass container body and the dispensing system. assembly 3 cooperating with the latter.
- a receptacle is delimited by a lower portion forming part of the glass container and by an upper portion forming part of the closure system.
- the other receptacle is delimited by an envelope not necessarily glass tightly assembled to the closure system.
- the first dispensing member 33 and a second dispensing member 38 together constitute the dispensing system 4.
- the dispensing system 4 allows the user to alternately distribute the first or the second product contained in the bottle 1.
- Figure 5 shows a third embodiment.
- the glass container body is designed similarly to the first embodiment.
- the dispensing system comprises a single dispensing member 43 for simultaneously dispensing the products that may be contained in the two receptacles 61, 62.
- a feasible embodiment is shown in Figure 5a.
- the actuation of the cap 85 common by a user allows the simultaneous actuation of the two dispensing members 33, 38.
- actuation of the cap 85 common by a user prohibits the independent actuation of the two dispensing members 33, 38.
- a single actuator 75 is used, constituted by the common cap 85 in this case, the movable member 79 of which includes the first and second product outlets 71, 72.
- Such an embodiment has, for example, applications in cosmetics, for simultaneously dispensing two products that can not be contained for a long time in a mixed state.
- the mixture is thus made at the time of distribution of the products.
- the glass container system 2 comprises two separate glass container bodies 44, 45.
- two glass container bodies 44, 45 symmetrical to each other with respect to the Y-Z plane are used. It is not necessarily necessary to have two bodies symmetrical to each other. However, to simplify the present description, it is to such an example that we will refer.
- a single sealing piece 46 co-operating with each of the glass container bodies 44, 45.
- the shape of a sealing part of the first embodiment is repeated, except that a cover without a through opening 32 is available. This is duplicated by symmetry with respect to the plane YZ in FIG. 6, the symmetrical part being integral with the original part by their respective lids 22 forming a central core.
- the sealing piece 46 thus obtained is independently assembled to each of the glass container bodies 44, 45 as previously described for the second embodiment.
- a first receptacle 6 defined by a first glass container body 44 and the closure system 3 assembled thereto is formed, and a second receptacle 7 defined by a second glass container body 45 and the closure system 3 assembled to this one.
- the associated locking piece 47 may comprise a rigid ring, for example a metal ring, which will encircle the outer surface of the sealing piece 46.
- a metal ring which will encircle the outer surface of the sealing piece 46.
- an open ring may be provided, which will be placed around the sealing piece. , and tightened to a position deemed satisfactory in which the two free end portions of the ring will be secured.
- a first variant is shown in FIG. 6b.
- the dispensing system 4 is assembled directly on the glass container bodies.
- a dispenser member is assembled into a glass container.
- the first glass container body 44 has a neck 86 which is constructed as typically a glass neck on a glass container body.
- the neck 86 is formed in a peripheral wall 9 of the first glass container body.
- the dispensing member 33 is assembled on the neck 86 as appropriate, as described above. It is possible to proceed in the same way for the second glass container 45, which is provided with a neck 87 on which the dispensing member 38 is assembled. For example, the same kind of assembly is carried out as for the first member on the first glass container body 44.
- the necks 86, 87 and, consequently, the dispensing members 33, 38 are provided symmetrically with respect to the plane median of the vial 1. If there is provided a combined actuation of the two dispensing members 33, 38, a common cap can be used as explained above in connection with Figure 5a. Alternatively, it is possible to provide independent actuation of the two distribution members 33, 38.
- a removable assembly could be provided.
- FIG. 7 there is provided a glass container body 5 for example as described above in relation with FIG. 2, except for the assembly interface to the system of FIG. closing. An assembly interface is provided allowing a removable assembly between the glass container body 5 and the closure system 3.
- the closure system 3 may include a cover 48 having a cover 22 and a skirt 23.
- the skirt 23 carries the assembly system to the glass container body 5.
- a working example of an assembly system may include a thread and a corresponding tapping formed in the skirt 23 and the outer surface of the glass container body 5. The outer surface of the glass container body 5 carrying the assembly interface can then be circular in shape.
- the underside of the cover 22 may comprise a seal 26 for sealing the two containers 6, 7 with respect to each other when the closure system and the glass container body are assembled together. the other.
- the seal 26 extends to the level of the peripheral wall 9, so as to also provide a seal of each of the containers with the outside in this configuration.
- a first receptacle 61 defined by the first receptacle 6 and the closure system 3 and a second receptacle 62 defined by the second receptacle 7 and the closure system 3 are formed.
- the distribution system is simply implemented by the lid placed in open configuration, which allows access to the two products contained in the containers 6 and 7.
- the containers 6 and 7 may be quite different, and / or the distribution systems may be heterogeneous.
- at least two receptacles have one or more (when they are compatible) of the following characteristics:
- a glass container body comprising two containers 6, 7 of very different shape and volume.
- a dispensing member such as a pump
- a dispensing member such as an applicator
- Such a system may be of interest for example in cosmetics, when the two products will be different. Indeed, the user can then build his own perfume, according to his preferences of the moment, by dosing at will and independently two components of it.
- the two containers may contain two complementary products, a first product, contained in the container 6, for application over a large area, and a second product, contained in the container 7, for local application.
- the second product is for example more concentrated than the first product.
- the first product is, for example, eau de toilette and the second produces a perfume.
- the products are intended to be used for different occasions. One can for example provide a product for the day, and a product for the night (case applicable to care products for example).
- the two containers will contain the same product, and the small volume container will be used to test the application of the product. If the test is considered satisfactory, the product may be applied from the large container.
- the distribution members 33, 38 differ by one and / or the other of:
- the mode referring to the distribution technology, in particular nebulization (non-contact application - transport by gaseous) or application with contact of a liquid product (transport by flow) or solid (and in this case, the mode of application with contact, with a brush, a brush, a spatula, ).
- nebulization In the particular case of an application by nebulization, it is also possible to characterize the nebulization by different parameters, namely one and / or the other of:
- the three-dimensional shape in the space of the dispensed volume shape and section of the nebulization cone
- the application by different parameters, namely one and / or the other of: the type of distribution, depending on whether the product is applied by flow or with an applicator and, in this case, the type of applicator (a brush, a brush, a spatula, etc.),
- FIGs 9a and 9b schematically illustrate a method of manufacturing a glass container body, in particular of the type used for the embodiment of Figure 1.
- a mold 49 is used which comprises a lower portion 50 and an interface mold 51.
- a punching system 52 having the shape of the interior of the glass container body 5 is also used.
- the punching system 52 comprises two individual punches 54, 55 for forming the containers 6. and 7.
- a drop of molten glass 56 is deformed between the punch system 52 and the mold 49.
- the molten glass 56 marries the space between the punch and the mold so as to form a glass article as shown in FIG. 1.
- the individual punches 54 and 55 pass through the interface mold 51 to form the assembly interface of the container body 5.
- the individual punches 54, 55 of the punch cooperate with the lower portion 50 of the mold to form containers 6 and 7.
- the interface mold 51 can be made in several independent parts movable transversely with respect to the direction of displacement.
- the invention which has just been described according to several embodiments could still be presented in many variants.
- the two containers 6, 7 are opposite on either side of a central core 57.
- the closure system 3 is distributed in two separate closure sub-systems 69, 70, provided for each respective container.
- the two distribution members 33, 38 are therefore also independent.
- the second distribution subsystem 70 includes a second product outlet 72, a second conduit adapted to guide the product likely to be contained in the second receptacle to the second product outlet 72, and a second actuator 76 operable by a user to control an output of this product through the second product outlet 72.
- the second actuator 76 includes a base 78 attached to the closure system, and a movable member 80 relative to the base, and comprising an actuation region 82 accessible to a user, and operable to control the output of the second product.
- the movable member 80 carrying the second product outlet 72.
- FIG 13 shows an alternative embodiment of Figure 6, for an independent distribution of the two products.
- each glass body 44, 45 can be made with a conventional narrow glass neck on which a dispensing member is assembled in a conventional manner.
- Each receptacle is likely to contain a solid object of large dimensions. By 'large dimensions' is meant that these objects have a larger size than the section of the dispensing opening.
- the first receptacle 61 contains a first decorative object 83, representing a flower
- the second receptacle contains a second decorative object 84 representing a grass. These objects are optionally left free in the respective receptacle.
- the decorative object or objects are integral (fixed or integral) of the closure system 3.
- the closure system 3 comprises a decorative object attachment seat. That one or more receptacles contain a decorative object and / or that the closure system 3 comprises a decorative object attachment seat is not only for the embodiment of FIG.
- FIG. 11 shows, for example, a top view of a glass container body 5 comprising a first square section conical container 58, a second circular section cylindrical container 59, a third cylindrical rectangular section container with rounded edges. .
- a bottle comprising:
- a glass container system 2 comprising at least two glass container bodies 5,
- a closure system 3 assembled to the glass container system 2 in a sealed manner, the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 being assembled to each other so as to define at least a first and a second receptacle 61 , 62 distinct watertight relative to each other,
- a product dispensing system 4 for allowing the product to be delivered out of the bottle which may be contained in the receptacles 61, 62.
- the product distribution system 4 is provided in at least one of the glass container body 2 and the system closure 3;
- the product dispensing system 4 comprises a first dispensing subsystem 63 making it possible to deliver the product likely to be contained in the first receptacle 61, and a second dispensing subsystem 64 making it possible to deliver the product likely to be contained in the second receptacle 62; the first and second distribution subsystems 63, 64 are heterogeneous;
- the first distribution subsystem 63 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the second distribution subsystem 64 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the product distribution system 4 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the product distribution system 4 is not suitable for an alternative distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the product distribution system 4 is adapted for an alternative distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the product distribution system 4 is adapted for alternately an alternating and combined distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 permanently;
- the product distribution system 4 comprises the closure system 3 removably mounted between a closed configuration where the products may be contained in the sealed containers between them are inaccessible, and an open configuration in which the products are accessible;
- At least two receptacles 61, 62 have at least one of the following characteristics:
- the glass container body 5 comprises a first container 6 and a second container 7, the first container 6 comprises a first assembly portion 65, the second container 7 comprises a second assembly portion 66, the closure system 3 comprises a first assembly portion 67 and a second assembly portion 68, the first assembly portion 65 of the first container 6 is sealingly connected to the first assembly portion 67 of the closure system 3 so as to define the first receptacle 61, the second assembly portion 66 of the second container 7 is sealingly assembled to the second assembly portion 68 of the closure system 3 so as to define the second receptacle 62;
- the bottle comprises a laying surface 10, the bottle being intended to be placed with its laying surface placed on a support in normal use of the bottle;
- At least one receptacle 61, 62 is defined by a lower portion forming part of the glass container and an upper portion forming part of the closure system;
- the receptacles 61, 62 are nested one inside the other;
- At least one of the receptacles 61, 62 has an elongate shape according to the vertical;
- first and second receptacles are assembled together permanently
- the dispensing system makes it possible to dispense product through a first dispensing opening 32, the glass container body comprising a mouthpiece 13 assembled to the closure system 3 in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouthpiece; 13 being at least twice a cross section of the first dispensing aperture 32;
- the bottle comprises an object 83, 84 solid inside the first receptacle, the object being of dimensions between the cross section of the mouth 13 and the cross section of the first dispensing opening 32;
- the object 83, 84 is assembled to the closure system 3;
- the single glass container body comprises at least one mouth 13, the closure system defines a first through-opening 32 for dispensing, the dispensing system makes it possible to dispense product through the first dispensing opening 32, the container body into glass comprising a mouthpiece 13 assembled to the closure system 3 in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouth 13 being at least twice a cross section of the first dispensing opening 32;
- the closure system comprises a sealing member 19 and a locking member 21, the sealing member 19 comprises a cover 22 to plug the mouth 13, and an assembly system to a product dispensing system 4 , the cover 22 comprises a sealing portion 22a and a neck 31 extending axially from the sealing portion 22a, the neck 31 defines the first through-opening distribution 32; - The neck 31 extending axially upwards from the sealing portion 22a;
- the dispensing system makes it possible to dispense product through a first dispensing opening 32, the glass container body comprising a mouthpiece 13 assembled to the closure system 3 in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, the shape of the section of the radially inner surface 28 of the glass container body at the mouth 13 being non-circular;
- a system comprising a bottle, and a first product and a second product each contained respectively in one of the two receptacles 61, 62.
- a method of manufacturing a bottle comprises:
- a glass container system 2 comprising a plurality of glass container bodies is manufactured
- a closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 in a permanently sealed manner, the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 being assembled to one another so as to define at least a first and a second receptacle 61, 62 separate sealed with respect to each other,
- a product dispensing system 4 for delivering out of the bottle of the product that may be contained in the receptacles 61, 62;
- the glass container body 5 is made by pressing
- the closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 so as to define the receptacles 61, 62 simultaneously.
- a bottle comprising:
- a glass container system 2 comprising at least one glass container body 5,
- a closure system 3 assembled to the glass container system 2 in a sealed manner, the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 being assembled to each other so as to define at least a first and a second receptacle 61 , 62 distinct watertight relative to each other,
- a product dispensing system 4 to allow delivery of the product which may be contained in the receptacles 61, 62, out of the bottle, and comprising the closure system removably mounted between a closed configuration where the products likely to be contained in the tightly sealed containers are inaccessible, and an open configuration in which the products are accessible.
- the product distribution system 4 is provided in at least one of the glass container body 2 and the closure system 3;
- the product dispensing system 4 comprises a first dispensing subsystem 63 making it possible to deliver the product likely to be contained in the first receptacle 61, and a second dispensing subsystem 64 making it possible to deliver the product likely to be contained in the second receptacle 62;
- the first and second distribution subsystems 63, 64 are heterogeneous; the first distribution subsystem 63 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the second distribution subsystem 64 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the product distribution system 4 is formed in the closure system 3;
- the product distribution system 4 is not suitable for an alternative distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the product distribution system 4 is adapted for an alternative distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the product distribution system 4 is adapted for alternately an alternating and combined distribution of the product may be contained in at least two receptacles 61, 62;
- the glass container system comprises a single glass container body
- the glass container system comprises a plurality of glass container bodies
- At least two receptacles 61, 62 have at least one of the following characteristics:
- the glass container body 5 comprises a first container 6 and a second container 7, the first container 6 comprises a first assembly portion 65, the second container 7 comprises a second assembly portion 66, the closure system 3 comprises a first assembly portion 67 and a second assembly portion 68, the first assembly portion 65 of the first container 6 is sealingly connected to the first assembly portion 67 of the closure system 3 so as to define the first receptacle 61, the second assembly portion 66 of the second container 7 is sealingly assembled to the second assembly portion 68 of the closure system 3 so as to define the second receptacle 62;
- the bottle comprises a laying surface 10, the bottle being intended to be placed with its laying surface placed on a support in normal use of the bottle;
- At least one receptacle 61, 62 is defined by a lower portion forming part of the glass container and an upper portion forming part of the closure system;
- the receptacles 61, 62 are nested one inside the other;
- At least one of the receptacles 61, 62 has an elongate shape according to the vertical;
- first and second receptacles are assembled together permanently
- the dispensing system makes it possible to dispense product through a first dispensing opening 32, the glass container body comprising a mouthpiece 13 assembled to the closure system 3 so as to sealing to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouth 13 being at least twice a cross section of the first dispensing opening 32;
- the bottle comprises an object 83, 84 solid inside the first receptacle, the object being of dimensions between the cross section of the mouth 13 and the cross section of the first dispensing opening 32;
- the object 83, 84 is assembled to the closure system 3;
- a glass container body comprises at least one mouth 13, the closure system defines a first through-opening 32 of distribution, the dispensing system allows to distribute product through the first dispensing opening 32, the glass container body comprising a mouth 13 assembled to the closure system 3 in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, a cross section of the mouth 13 being at least twice a cross section of the first dispensing opening 32;
- the closure system comprises a sealing member 19 and a locking member 21, the sealing member 19 comprises a cover 22 to plug the mouth 13, and an assembly system to a product dispensing system 4 , the cover 22 comprises a sealing portion 22a and a neck 31 extending axially from the sealing portion 22a, the neck 31 defines the first through-opening distribution 32;
- the dispensing system makes it possible to dispense product through a first dispensing opening 32, the glass container body comprising a mouthpiece 13 assembled to the closure system 3 in a sealed manner to form the first receptacle, the shape of the section of the radially inner surface 28 of the glass container body at the mouth 13 being non-circular;
- a system comprising a bottle, and a first product and a second product each contained respectively in one of the two receptacles 61, 62.
- a method of manufacturing a bottle comprises:
- a glass container system 2 comprising at least one glass container body 5 is produced, a closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 in a sealed manner, the glass container system 2 and the closure system 3 being assembled together. to one another so as to define at least first and second separate receptacles 61, 62 which are sealed with respect to each other,
- a product dispensing system 4 for delivering out of the bottle the product likely to be contained in the receptacles 61, 62, comprising the closure system removably mounted between a closed configuration where the products likely to be contained in the containers of sealed way between them are inaccessible, and an open configuration in which the products are accessible;
- the glass container body 5 is made by pressing
- the closure system 3 is assembled to the glass container system 2 so as to define the receptacles 61, 62 simultaneously.
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