FOOD COOLING CONTAINER

Abstract

This invention relates to a ready-to-use refrigeration system food cooling container developed for storing and consuming all foods (beverages / foods), preferably beverages, while they are cold.

Description

1 TARIFF FOOD COOLING CONTAINER TECHNICAL AREA 5 This invention applies to all foods (drinks / foods), preferably beverages. ready-to-eat cold drinks, developed for storage and consumption while cold. It relates to systematic food cooling containers. STATE OF THE ART From the day humankind appeared on Earth until today, they have met various needs. It is in a continuous process of development. The fundamental aspects that emerge in this development process... One of the needs is the storage of food supplies and their suitability to a certain extent. 15 The goal is to keep the food in an edible state. In this context, food should be consumed especially cold. the situation where the necessary beverages heat up quickly depending on the weather conditions The issue of the raw materials not being able to be presented to consumers in a cold state is also something that needs to be resolved. It appears to be one of the necessities. Today, the containers in which beverages are found are used to keep them cold. presented to consumers by being kept in refrigerated cabinets along with their packaging / bottles. This is the situation. In this case, it is especially important to order multiple drinks in sequence. or over a longer period of time (for example, on a trip – or a conversation outdoors) When consumed (during) the time of consumption, the products are mostly consumed quickly, especially in the summer months. 25 It is heating up, and as a result, customer satisfaction is decreasing. Technically... The situation where the bottle's heating could not be prevented or this period was extended. This has not been provided. Some single-bottle carrying cases are made of insulating material. Although the products include additional cooling materials, this might slightly extend the process time. It cannot offer a solution because it does not include it. 30 The following were encountered in the patent / utility model literature search: These structures exist, and the most fundamental problem with them is that they are costly. 2 and generally they have a single compartment and are not suitable for carrying multiple bottles, etc. In such situations, they create a sense of distrust. This leads the consumer to believe that the products in question are of this type. This prevents them from being presented with cooling devices. Those presented so far... generally for purposes such as keeping baby bottles cold They are structured cost products. 5 For example; Patent US 9,199,782 B1 describes a dual-chamber cooler, also known as a portable cooler. Although mentioned, the cooling devices (bags) placed at the bottom are separate. They need to be filled out, which is a burden for the user, but the same applies to the 10 Since the container operates on a single basket principle, for example, multiple bottles It is unable to solve problems such as bottles breaking during transport, etc. DEFINITION OF INVENTION The invention in question overcomes the disadvantages described in the prior art. It addresses and meets needs. The invention in question has a production cost because PET is used as the material. 20 that can be easily offered to the consumer or even given as a promotion. It offers an advantage as a product. This invention eliminates the need to fill an external cooling element. Because a coolable element is incorporated into it during production, it also benefits the consumer. He doesn't need to deal with this. 25 The invention in question involves glass bottles, for example, because they have multiple compartments. This can cause problems such as bottles bumping into each other and breaking during transport. This does not provide a guarantee. This situation, for example, means that a consumer who buys more than one cold drink receives a certain amount. The invention has 30 in terms of ensuring that other things remain cold while consuming the product. This reveals its importance. 3 The invention in question may preferably have handles. This would make it easier to carry. Convenience is provided to the consumer. Preferably, the handles should be made of PET material. It provides convenience in terms of mass production. The product in question, which is the subject of this invention, is reusable. For example, the 5 inside... Even if the cooler heats up, it can be cooled down again by placing it back in the refrigerator before use. REFERENCE LIST 1. Inner container 10 2. Outer casing Chapter 3 3.1. Holding / separating sections 4. Cover 5. Handle 15 6. Blank BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1: Front transparent representative view of the invention in question. 20 Figure 2: Perspective representation of the invention. Figure 3: Top view of the invention in question. Figure 4: Side view of the invention in question. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 25 To describe this invention, without limiting its impact, the following elements are used: The explanation has been provided; The description of the elements of the invention in question; 30 Inner lid (1): will not fit completely into the outer lid (2) and there will be a gap (6) between them placed inside and separated from each other by retaining / separating sections (3.1) 4 It is a carrier part, preferably made of PET material, containing sections (3). Preferably It is joined to the outer casing (2) by UV bonding method. Preferably with a hole in it. can be cooled in the space between the outer cover (2) and (6) from this part. It is a part where the hole is sealed with UV welding after it has been filled. Outer casing (2): forming the outer protective area, into which the inner casing (2) is placed. It is a carrier part, preferably made of PET material, that has an internal space. Cover (4): the preferably usable part of the invention and the top of the product It is a part, preferably made of PET material, used for closing. 10 The handle (5) is attached to one of the lid (4) or outer lid and (1) inner lid (1) and preferably made of PET material, enabling the product to be held and carried It is a part. Gap (6); the space between the inner container (1) and the outer container (2) when they are joined together. It is an area that is filled with refrigerated or refrigerable products. The preferred production process for the invention in question; Since the inner container (1) will preferably be shorter than the outer container (2) (depending on the production methods (may vary) when the inner container is placed inside the outer container (2) the outer container (2) and the inner container (2) A gap (6) is formed between the inner and outer containers (1). The inner and outer containers are preferably placed against each other. It will be joined by UV bonding method. The resulting gap (6) will be filled in the inner container (1) A cooled or coolable material is added through the hole found. (This 25 (The material can be water / ice, etc.). After the hole is filled, again... It should preferably be sealed by UV sealing. The product can then be used. This process is followed by cooling the product in the freezer repeatedly. It is available. This production method is currently preferred, but different production methods can also be used. The relevant product can be manufactured. 30 For example, one version of the invention uses cotton as a base because of its high insulation rate. It can be used as an element.

Claims

REQUESTS 1. This invention is a food cooling container, the characteristic of which is;  It will not fit completely inside the outer container (2) and there will be a gap (6) in between 5 with the parts inside that hold / separate each other (3.1) inner container (1) containing separate sections (3),  an inner container (2) into which the outer protective area is placed. The carrier outer casing (2) has an area of ​​10  the space between the inner container (1) and the outer container (2) when they are joined together and a cavity into which a cooled or coolable product is filled (6) It includes. 15 2. The food cooling container mentioned in Claim 1 is made of PET material. The product contains an inner container (1).

3. The food cooling container mentioned in Claim 1 is characterized by being made of PET material, 20 The product contains an outer casing (2).

4. The food cooling container mentioned in Claim 1 is characterized by its ability to cover the top of the product. It includes a lid (4) preferably made of PET material, which is used to close it.

5. The food cooling container mentioned in Claim 1, its characteristic is; lid (4) or outer a cup and (1) attached to one of the inner containers (1) and preferably made of PET material The product contains a handle (5).

6. The food cooling container mentioned in Claim 1 is characterized by having 30 on it. Inner container with holes into which chilled / coolable material can be filled (1) It includes.