Bottle refrigeration device

EP4713637A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-03-25CHILLER CONCEPT
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Authority / Receiving Office
EP · EP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-05-07
Publication Date
2026-03-25

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Technical Problem

Existing methods for cooling beverage containers, such as bottles, often result in the container becoming wet and slippery due to dew or frost formation, potentially damaging labels and requiring frequent maintenance, while also being limited in effective temperature maintenance when removed from refrigeration.

Method used

A cooling device with a tank and removable, airtight sleeve receptacle that uses a flexible pocket to maximize heat exchange and minimize dew and frost formation, featuring a hermetic fixing mechanism and adjustable installation for kitchen integration.

Benefits of technology

The device effectively maintains low temperatures without wetting or damaging the container, reduces frost and dew formation, and allows for easy replacement of the cooling pocket, ensuring efficient and durable cooling performance.

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a device (1) for cooling a beverage in a container, the device comprising a cooling tank (2) provided with an internal volume (20) and cooling means, and an opening (3) in the upper face (21) with a receptacle (4) that forms a sleeve for receiving a beverage container, means for fastening the receptacle (4) through the opening (3) with a bag (40) made of flexible material that extends down from the opening (3) into the tank (2), characterised in that the fastening means are made so as to be removable and ensure that the receptacle (4) is sealed with respect to the corresponding opening (3) by means of a ring (5) that is rigidly attached to the periphery of the opening (3) and a ring (6) that is provided with an upper end (60) that is snap-fitted into the ring (5) and with a lower end (61) that forms a tube onto which the upper peripheral wall of the bag (40) is fitted.
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