CONTAINER-DRUM STRUCTURAL ARRANGEMENT

Abstract

A container-drum structural arrangement described that comprises a cardboard cover (10) positioned on the top and a pies. dc cover (20) positioned on the base of the body of the container-drum (30), said cover (10 and 20) matching the format of the body of the container-drum (30), said cover (10) having grooves (13) for housing the fastening strip (40) that has a positive projection (131) and plastic cover (20) that has concentric channels (23), central recess (24), radiating re-entrant parts and grooves (25) arranged over the entirety of the circular projection (21) of the cover (20), said cover (20) having, on the edge of the chamfered region surface (26), raised grooves (27), longitudinal reinforcement, grooves (28) and transportation handles (29) that have, in the lower portion thereof, transverse grooves (291), with negative slope, originating from the circular projection (21), allowing the locking of the cover and facilitating the movement thereof.

Description

The present utility model relates to a structural arrangement in container-drum. More specifically, it comprises a container-drum including an upper cardboard cover provided with transportation handles and grooves for housing the fastening strip, as wall as a lower plastic cover provided with transportation handles that have, in a lower portion thereof, a negative slope coinciding with through holes described onto the body of the container-drum, allowing the locking of the cover and facilitating the movement thereof.

The container-drum comprises a package and transportation structure, which is presented in a generally cylindrical or octagonal shape, having an upper cover and a lower cover. The container-drum is intended for storage, manual or mechanical handling and transportation of granulate, liquid and doughy materials.

The prior art shows packages of cardboard or honeycombed plastic base, steel or plastic drums and barrels. Packages having cardboard or honeycombed plastic base have the inconvenience of not having proper devices for hoisting, as well as the surface of the covers having a flat shape, which hampers the tilting of the packaging and manual movement, requiring the use of pallets. Further, packages having a lower cardboard cover become more fragile when exposed to humidity.

In turn, steel or plastic drums take more storage space, and barrels are packages consisting of cardboard packages which pose unsatisfactory conditions for manual handling.

On the other hand, the prior art shows documents PI0505874BR, U.S. Pat. No. 7,963,415 (B2), AR057170, AT399132, EP1785365, ES2309890, CL46590, IN1236 and PT1785365, of the same assignee, comprising a cover positioned on top and at the or a container-drum, following the shape of the container-drum body, having a surface with circular projection and orthogonal projection of a tab that encircles the edge of the container-drum body, said surface having a central recess and concentric channels for housing the fastening strips, said concentric channels starting from the central recess and showing radiating re-entrant parts and grooves arranged between the channels.

As can be seen, the prior art shows a container-drum which, despite partially solving the load storage and movement problem, still needs perfecting so as to facilitate the locking of the cover with the body, as well as provide reinforcement structure throughout the lower plastic cover arrangement, in addition co enabling the fastening strip to be fastened around the container-drum body, allowing easy strapping and handling.

Thus, there is a need for a container-drum provided with a cover having the orthogonal projection of a tab that encircles the edge of the container-drum body, describing an upper cardboard cover provided with transportation handles and grooves for housing the fastening strip and a lower plastic cover provided with transportation handles having, in a lower portion thereof, a negative slope coinciding with the through holes described onto the body of the container-drum, allowing the locking of the cover and facilitating the movement thereof.

In order to better describe the technical features of the structural arrangement in container-drum, the following related figures are shown:

FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the container-drum.

FIG. 2 shows an exploded view of the container-drum.

FIG. 3 shows the upper view of the cardboard cover and FIG. 3A shows the lower view of the cardboard cover describing the transportation handles and groove for housing the fastening strip.

FIG. 4 shows the top view of the plastic cover and FIG. 4A shows the lower view of the plastic cover describing the transportation handle having negative slope and reinforcement structures.

FIG. 5 shows a lower view of the plastic cover with a detail of the grooves and an internal groove originating from the transportation handle.

The structural arrangement in container-drum, object of the present utility model, comprises a cardboard cover (10) positioned on the upper portion, and a plastic cover (20) positioned on the lower portion of the container-drum body (30), said cover (10) and cover (20) which follow the shape of the container-drum body (30), including an orthogonal projection with a tab (11) and a tab (22) which encircles the edges of the container-drum body (30).

The cardboard cover (10) shows an orthogonal projection having a handle (11) provided with transportation handles (12) arranged in an interleaved way, which encircles the edge of the container-drum body (30), describing, between the tabs (11) and grooves (13) which show positive projection (131) facing the lower portion of the cardboard cover (10), which coincide with the through holes (31) described onto the container-drum body (30), ensuring the fastening of the cover (10) to the container-drum body (30).

On the grooves (13) of the cardboard cover (10), a fastening strip (40) is housed, which promotes the gripping of the cover (10) to the drum body (30), the fastening strips (40) are made of semi-flexible material and are arranged in the grooves (13) so as to encircle the cover (10), ensuring the fastening of the cover (10) to the container body (30).

The container-drum body (30) having orthogonal shape comprises, in an upper portion thereof, through holes (31) described around the entire container-drum body (30). On the lower portion of the body (30), through holes (32) are described arranged in an interleaved way, showing a rectangular shape with rounded edges, having a measurement of 97 mm in length and 43 mm in height, thus, enabling a perfect fit for the plastic cover (20) to the container-drum body (30) and its due locking.

The plastic cover (20) is provided with a surface with circular projection (21) and an orthogonal projection with a tab (22), describing on its surface concentric channels (23) which start from the central recess (24). Between the channels (23), radiating re-entrant parts and grooves (25) are arranged throughout the circular projection (21) of the cover (20).

The edges of the upper surface of the cover (20) show a chamfered region (26) and raised grooves (27), allowing a better support for the cover (20).

The orthogonal projection with a tab (22) shows longitudinal reinforcement grooves (28) arranged between the sides of the orthogonal projection, allowing better durability of the cover (20) and stability when locking to the body (30).

On the cover (20), transportation handles (29) are arranged, which show, in a lower portion thereof, transverse grooves (291) having a negative slope originating from the circular projection (21) to the edge of the tab (22), facilitating the fitting to the through holes (32) provided onto the container-drum body (30), hampering the disengagement and allowing better safety to the container drum.

The transportation handles (29) provided with longitudinal grooves (291) having negative slope coincide with the through holes (32) arranged on the surface of the container-drum body (30), ensuring a perfect lock of the cover (20) to the body (30) due to its angle, which facilitates the fitting.

The cover (20), when secured to the container-drum body (30), shows a fastening strip (40) arranged so as to encircle the cover (20), promoting the gripping of the cover (20) to the drum body (30), ensuring better stability and support to the container-drum.

The inner face of the cover (20) shows a surface provided with re-entrant parts and supporting grooves (211) of the circular projection (21) contacting the octagonal projection of the cover (22), ensuring better stability and durability to the cover (10).

The re-entrant parts and grooves (25) arranged on the surface of the cover (20) ensure stability to the container-drum when supported by the ground.

Claims

1. Structural arrangement in container-drum, comprising a cardboard cover (10) placed on top, and a plastic cover (20) placed at the base of the container-drum body (30), said covers (10 and 20) following the shape of the container-drum body (30), characterized in that the cover (10) has an orthogonal projection with tab (11) provided with transportation handles (12) arranged in an interleaved way, describing, between the tabs (11), grooves (13) for housing a fastening strip (40), showing a positive projection (131) facing the lower portion of the cardboard cover (10) which coincide with the through holes (31) described onto the container-drum body (30); the lower plastic cover (20) has a surface with circular projection (21) and orthogonal projection with tab (22), concentric channels (23), central recess (24), radiating re-entrant parts and grooves (25) arranged throughout the circular projection (21) of the cover (20), said cover (20) has, on the edge of the chamfered region surface (26), raised grooves (27), longitudinal reinforcement grooves (28) and transportation handles (29) having, in a lower portion thereof, transverse grooves (291) with negative slope originating from the circular projection (21) to the edge of the tab (22), which coincide with the through holes (32) described onto the container-drum body (30), the inner face of the cover (20) shows a surface provided with re-entrant parts and supporting grooves (211) of the circular projection (21) contacting the octagonal projection of the cover (22), said plastic cover (20) shows a fastening strip (40) provided so as to encircle the cover (20).

2. Structural arrangement in container-drum, according to claim 1, characterized in that the container-drum drum body (30) shows, at the upper portion, through holes (31) that coincide with the grooves (13) with positive projection (131) and, in the lower portion, through holes (32) coinciding with the lower portion of the transverse grooves (291) originating from the transportation handles (29), said container-drum body (30) showing through holes having a rectangular shape with rounded edges measuring 97 mm in length and 43 mm in height.