TOOTHPASTE PACKAGING WITH A FIGURATIVE BODY STRUCTURE.

Abstract

The invention relates to a toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure. 5 The invention consists mainly of a figurative packaging body (10), an internal volume / toothpaste area (20) formed within this body, and a lid / mouthpiece (30). The figurative packaging body (10) is created in a three-dimensional figurative form, unlike the classic tube geometries, and also constitutes the product storage volume. The inner volume / toothpaste area (20) is structured inside the figurative packaging body (10) to follow the body form. During use, the toothpaste in the inner volume / toothpaste area (20) is dispensed through the cap / mouthpiece (30) by the pressure effect applied by the user to the figurative packaging body (10). Thanks to this invention, the figurative external form and the packaging function are presented within an integrated structure; a new toothpaste packaging is obtained that is particularly attractive to child users, increases their motivation to use it, and can be valued as a toy, decorative item, or collectible object after use.

Description

1 TARIFF TOOTHPASTE PACKAGING WITH A FIGURATIVE BODY STRUCTURE. The invention relates to packaging systems used in the field of oral and dental care products. and especially the storage and transportation of semi-liquid products such as toothpaste. and teeth with a figurative body structure used for presentation to the user. This relates to the packaging of the toothpaste. The invention is particularly characterized by its outer body being structured in a three-dimensional figurative form, and Toothpaste packaging systems that also serve the function of product preservation 10 It is related to the figurative structure in question; animal character, cartoon character, toy form. or similar three-dimensional geometric shapes can be formed. The invention also differs from classic tube or cylindrical packaging geometries. its outer surface directly forms a figurative form and is comprehensible to the user. It includes toothpaste packaging systems that make up the packaging body. 15 The invention is specifically designed for toothpaste packaging aimed at child users. It can be used in ways that go beyond the packaging's function of simply transporting the product. increasing user interest, contributing to motivation for use, and usage It is then related to packaging systems that offer a structure that can be evaluated. In addition, the invention allows for the use of figurative body structure in packaging. 20 the squeezable packaging body directly participates in the function and is also the product This also includes toothpaste packaging structures, which create the storage volume. State of the Art Today, 25 commonly used in the packaging of semi-liquid products such as toothpaste. Classic tube-shaped packaging systems are used. These types of packaging... They generally consist of flexible tube structures with cylindrical, oval or straight cross-sections, The product inside is expelled by the squeezing force applied by the user. These packages mostly serve only the function of product storage and distribution. They are designed for this purpose, and their external geometries are standard and similar in form. 30 is being created. Within the scope of known technology, various toothpaste products for children are used. Packaging solutions that use color, printing, labels or character images However, in such solutions, the character or figurative structure is usually 2 It is a two-dimensional visual element applied solely to the packaging surface. In other words, the main body geometry of the packaging remains the same as the classic tube structure. The figurative element is placed on the surface for protection, while the figurative element is purely decorative. is being implemented. In the current technical situation, there are also some cosmetic items or 5 that look like toys. Personal care product containers are also known. However, figurative structures are used in such solutions. It is mostly used as an external casing, cover or auxiliary accessory for the product. The main packaging body, which constitutes the main storage volume, retains its classic form. Therefore, there is an integrated structural relationship between the figurative structure and the packaging body. not available. 10 The use of classic toothpaste tubes falls within the scope of known technology. During use, it undergoes irregular deformations, and its shape changes as use progresses. it is losing its integrity and comprehension, especially for child users. This can create difficulties in use. Furthermore, standard packaging geometries are difficult for children. 15 that will increase user interaction with the product or encourage its use It does not offer any structural features. In current solutions, the outer geometry of the packaging is mostly determined solely by production. This is determined by the ease of transport and volumetric capacity of the packaging body. active influence on user behavior, motivation for use, or user experience It has no effect. Especially for child users, the current toothpaste 20 Their packaging does not provide sufficient attention to detail or user engagement. In addition, in figurative-looking products that fall within the scope of known techniques, Figurative design often does not directly participate in the functional use of the packaging, It serves only as an aesthetic or decorative element. Therefore Existing solutions involve creating the packaging body directly in figurative form and 25 it is also an integrated structure that creates product storage volume It does not offer. In addition, the vast majority of current toothpaste packaging is used. After that, it completely loses its function and becomes waste. The packaging After use, toys, collectibles, decorative objects, or portable items. 30 Integrated solutions are available for repurposing as accessories. The technical situation is not sufficiently developed. 3 Therefore, the standard tube geometry encountered in the current technical situation, Low user interaction, limited visual appeal, disadvantages for child users. insufficient motivation for use and the relationship between figurative structure and packaging function a new toothpaste packaging system that will address problems such as lack of integration It is needed. 5 In addition, the figurative body structure has surfaces that can be grasped by the user. By creating this, it improves user ergonomics. The Purpose of the Invention and the Technical Problems It Solves 10 of the main technical problems encountered in current toothpaste packaging. one of them is the user because the packaging body is created in a standard tube geometry. The interaction remains limited. Classical tube structures are mostly only for product storage. and is designed for distribution purposes, with particular caution regarding child users. It does not offer an attractive, motivating, or habit-forming structure. Standard tube-shaped packaging used within the scope of known technology, 15 It deforms irregularly during use and its content decreases as It loses its structural integrity. This situation affects both user ergonomics. This reduces the ability to grasp the product, especially for child users. This makes it difficult to use in a controlled manner. Another technical problem seen in current solutions is that figurative structures 20 It is mostly used for purely decorative purposes. In known packaging systems... Characters, animals, or similar figures are usually printed, labeled, or used on exterior surfaces. It is applied in the form of decoration; the main body geometry of the packaging is classic tube. It retains its form. Therefore, the figurative structure and the functional use of the packaging are interconnected. A direct technical relationship cannot be established between them. 25 Furthermore, in existing systems, figurative structures often have a separate outer casing, or an auxiliary structure. It is created as an accessory or decorative element, and the product is stored in it. It does not form an integrated structure with the main body. This situation is figurative. This prevents the structure from actively participating in the packaging's functional purpose. Another significant problem with oral and dental care products for children is that 30 consistent and positive motivation for children to develop a tooth brushing habit The inadequacy lies in the creation of packaging solutions. Current packaging solutions are insufficient for child users. 4 will increase interest in the product, create a desire to use it, or have a collector's effect. It does not adequately provide the structural features that would create it. In addition, classic toothpaste packaging loses its function after use. It is completely lost and mostly becomes waste after use. and maintaining its physical integrity and being used as a toy, decorative item, collectible object or 5 Packaging solutions that can be considered as portable accessories are available using the current technology. It has not been developed sufficiently in this regard. The main purpose of this invention is to provide solutions to the technical problems mentioned above. a toothpaste packaging system whose outer casing is directly designed in a figurative form The invention aims to provide a volume for the packaging body that only contains the product. Beyond creating it, it enhances user interaction and contributes to user ergonomics. The aim is to create a visually appealing structure that provides a visually striking effect. Another aim of the invention is to make the figurative structure a purely decorative element. not, but as a structural element that directly forms the packaging body. It is the use of the figurative external form. Thus, there is a 15-inch gap between the functional use of the packaging and the figurative external form. Direct technical integration is provided. The invention also features a three-dimensional figurative design, unlike classical tube geometries. by offering a packaging body that is easier for the user to grasp, It aims to create a structure that can be directed and used. In this way... The user experience is being improved, especially for child users. 20 Another purpose of the invention is to create different character, animal or object forms. by providing a producible packaging system, it can attract the interest of child users to the product. The aim is to increase and encourage the habit of brushing teeth. In this context, packaging, It is moving beyond being merely a product carrier; it is becoming engaging and repeatable for the user. It is becoming a preferred product component. 25 The invention also has the ability to maintain its physical integrity even after use, and as a toy, decorative item, collectible object, or portable accessory It aims to offer a versatile packaging structure that can be evaluated. Thus The lifespan of the packaging is extended, and it differs from classic single-use packaging systems. A different technical effect is achieved. 30 Consequently, the invention addresses the standard packaging issues encountered in the current technical situation. geometry, low user interaction, figurative structure and functional relationship Lack of integration, insufficient motivation and usage among child users. a new figurative body that provides solutions to technical problems such as subsequent dysfunction It aims to offer a toothpaste packaging system with a specific structure. The invention also features a figurative body structure with surfaces that can be grasped by the user. By creating this, it improves user ergonomics. Brief Description of the Invention The invention relates to a toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure. The subject is packaging containing toothpaste that can be squeezed by the user. It features a body structure designed with these characteristics. Within the scope of the invention, the packaging body differs from classic tube geometries by 10 It is designed in a three-dimensional figurative form. The outer body; animal character, line They can be created in character or similar figurative forms, and also This constitutes the volume of the main packaging in which the product is stored. pressure applied to the packaging body by the user during use Due to its effect, the toothpaste inside the packaging, the opening part on the body is 15 It is released through this channel. Thanks to this invention, the packaging body serves not only the function of transporting the product. not only that, but it also increases user interaction, which is particularly noteworthy for child users. It creates an attractive structure. In addition, the packaging protects the toy after use. Also available as decorative items, collectible objects, or portable accessories. can be evaluated. In this respect, the invention combines a figurative external form with packaging functionality. and a new packaging system that offers an alternative to classic toothpaste packaging. It provides. Explanation of the Figures The subject of this application is: "Toothpaste with a figurative body structure." The packaging is shown in the attached figures, which are as follows: Figure 1 shows the toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure, which is the subject of the invention. their front views in different figurative forms such as rabbit, bear, penguin and lion, and these 30 Cross-section showing the internal volume / toothpaste area structure (20) corresponding to the forms They show their appearance. 6 Figure 2 shows the toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure, which is the subject of the invention. their front views in different figurative forms such as cats, dogs, rabbits and pandas, and their words the cross-sectional structures of the internal volume / toothpaste area (20) corresponding to the subject forms It shows. Figure 3 shows a toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure, which is the subject of the invention. It shows side, rear, front, and perspective views of the application example. Figure 4 shows the toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure, which is the subject of the invention. applied to the figurative packaging body (10) during squeezing by the user showing the product being released from the lid / mouth part (30) by the effect of pressure This is the usage view. 10 The attached technical drawings illustrate the technical structure and operation of the invention. These drawings are for illustrative purposes only. They do not represent actual measurements, proportions, or production details. not a direct reflection, but only general principles that will facilitate understanding of the invention. and aims to illustrate technical specifications. The dimensional 15 indicated in the drawings. Relationships, relative positions, and structural ratios should not be evaluated on a scale, and It should not be reduced to a specific physical configuration of the device. The reference numbering system used in the drawings is as described in the explanation. to reflect the functional integrity and structural similarities of the technical elements It is structured. The elements shown with the same reference number are structurally large 20 identical in size, fully equivalent in function, and similar in terms of technical effect. They represent the components that produce results. This is something that can be done in practice. It remains valid even with minor variations or dimensional differences. Additionally, the illustrations were prepared according to a simplified narrative structure. Because of this, some secondary details that are not critical to understanding the invention are included. 25 It was deliberately left out of the drawing. This simplicity preserves the integrity of the specification and It is structured in a way that does not disrupt the focus of the technical explanation. Explanation of Part References The subject of this application is "Toothpaste with figurative body structure 30". Our invention entitled "packaging" is numbered as shown in the attached figures, The track titles corresponding to these numbers are given below. 7 REFERENCE NUMBERS 10. Outer packaging body 20. Internal volume / toothpaste compartment 30. Cover Detailed Description of the Invention The toothpaste packaging with a figurative body structure, which is the subject of the invention, is essentially... Figurative packaging body (10), internal volume created within this body / toothpaste It consists of the region (20) and the lid / mouth part (30). Figurative packaging body (10), of a semi-liquid product such as toothpaste 10 main packaging created for the purpose of preservation and presentation to the user. It is the structure of the body in question (10), which differs from the classic cylindrical or straight tube form. It has a three-dimensional figurative form. This figurative form includes cats, dogs, rabbits, various objects with animal characters such as bears, pandas, penguins, lions, elephants, dinosaurs, or similar. or can be created in character forms. 15 The figurative packaging body (10) is not only a decorative outer surface, but also It also forms the main container in which the toothpaste is stored. Therefore body (10), both the external appearance of the packaging and the product transport and use It is an integrated structure that performs its functions together. The internal volume / toothpaste compartment where the toothpaste is located inside the body (10) is 20 (20) is located. The said interior volume (20) has the general external form of the figurative body. It is designed to follow. In other words, the internal volume (20) is a separate tube or not in cartridge form, but as a cavity created inside the figurative body It is structured. The figurative packaging body (10) is a thin-walled structure surrounding the internal volume (20). It can be formed in this way. This double-walled structure preserves the outer shape of the packaging while maintaining the same flexible enough to allow pressure to be applied by the user over time It can be adjusted. Thus, the body (10) can be stored and used during the product. It performs both functions: dispensing toothpaste and delivering it externally. The lid / mouth part (30) is located on the figurative packaging body (10) 30 It is the area that provides product exit between the internal volume (20) and the external environment. Lid / The mouthparts (30) can preferably be located on the upper part of the body. However 8 Depending on the structure of the figurative form, a suitable feature such as the head, mouth, nose, ear canal, or similar can be used. It is also possible to locate it in the region. During use, the user applies pressure to the figurative packaging body (10). When applied, this pressure is directly within the internal volume / toothpaste area (20) The toothpaste is transferred to the toothpaste located inside. Due to the pressure effect, the toothpaste is transferred to the cap / mouth part (30) 5 It is released through this mechanism. Thanks to this structure, the product does not require a separate internal cartridge. It can be used directly from the volume within the figurative body without being perceived. The external form of the figurative packaging body (10) is determined by the user. It is designed to be easily understood. Created in the form of an animal or character. head, torso, arms, feet, ears, tail or similar figurative protrusions, user 10 This feature can create natural contact surfaces during gripping and holding. It helps child users, in particular, to hold and use the product more easily. provides. The invention includes figurative packaging bodies (10), different animals or characters It can be produced in various models. The basic technical structure remains the same in each model; that is, the fuselage is 15 (10), internal volume (20) and lid / mouth (30) are preserved. Differentiating element It is merely a figurative external form. This allows for the same technical solution to be achieved through different visual variations. It can be implemented with. In one application of the invention, a figurative packaging body (10), a cat or dog It can be created in this form. In another application, rabbit, bear, panda, penguin, lion, 20 Figurative forms such as elephants, dinosaurs, or similar figures may be preferred. Examples include: not limiting, figurative body structure of different characters, animals or objects This does not prevent its application in its current forms. The body (10) can be made of flexible or semi-flexible material. This material its structure allows the body (10) to be squeezed during use and the product (20) in the internal volume to be 25 It allows it to be discharged from the lid / mouth (30). However, the body (10), It has sufficient structural integrity to retain its overall figurative form after use. It can be designed in such a way. Within the scope of the invention, the internal volume (20) forms the body in the interior of the figurative body. Because it is designed to be compatible, the packaging contains a separate 30-inch tube, similar to a classic tube. The presence of a reservoir is not mandatory. This feature allows the invention to be represented by a figurative body and product. It allows the storage function to be combined in the same structure. 9 After the toothpaste is completely consumed, the figurative packaging body (10) is outside retaining its form, it can be used as a toy, decorative item, collectible object, or portable device. It can be used as an accessory. Thus, the packaging is only used during the product consumption period. No, it's a multi-purpose structure that retains value for the user even after the product is exhausted. presents. 5 As a result, the invention differs from classic toothpaste tubes in that the product The storage volume is formed directly within the figurative body; the body is squeezable, inside volume compatible with the figurative form and allowing product to exit through the lid / mouth. It offers a new toothpaste packaging. 15 25

Claims

1 REQUESTS 1. An internal volume / toothpaste compartment (20) containing toothpaste. a figurative packaging body (10) surrounding the area and a lid / mouth a toothpaste packaging containing part (30) and the said figurative packaging its body (10) directly contains the product storage volume in its internal structure 5 Figurative packaging formed by the internal volume / toothpaste area (20) inside of the body (10) to follow the body form It is characterized by the toothpaste packaging in which it is created.

2. According to Claim 1, toothpaste packaging, and the figurative packaging body (10) it was created in the form of a three-dimensional animal character and the 10 in question The animal characters include cat, dog, rabbit, bear, panda, penguin, lion, elephant, structured in the form of at least one dinosaur or similar figurative form Toothpaste packaging.

3. Toothpaste packaging according to any of the previous requirements, internal volume / inside of the figurative packaging body (10) of the toothpaste area (20) 15 Toothpaste packaging designed to conform to its geometry.

4. A toothpaste packaging, figurative, according to any of the previous requirements. toothpaste whose packaging body (10) is designed to be squeezable packaging.

5. A toothpaste packaging according to any of the previous requests, figurative 20 the inner volume / toothpaste area (20) surrounding the packaging body (10) Toothpaste packaging made from a thin-walled structure.

6. Toothpaste packaging, cap / according to any of the previous requirements. on the upper part of the mouth part (30) of the figurative packaging body (10) Toothpaste packaging in which it is located. 25 7. According to any of the previous requests, the toothpaste packaging is for the user. by the effect of pressure applied to the figurative packaging body (10) inside volume / toothpaste area (20) cap / mouthpiece of toothpaste Toothpaste packaging that is released through (30).

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