DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2

Abstract

DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2, which has been developed to provide a better use, way of serving and flow control for carbonated beverages, particularly, a flow control device to reduce the gas dissipation on the beverage, whether it is from the quantity remaining in the bottle or the drink to be served.

Claims

1. DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2, characterized by a main body (1) with a gripping handle (2), which extends itself, forming an injecting body (3) placed on the upper section (4), of a trigger (5) that activates an injection valve (6) connected to a pod (7), which is linked to a liquid insert hole (8) placed in a female coupling (9) with a thread (10) whose bottom (11), has a breaking shaft (12) that drags the retention valve (13) vertically, located inside the cup (14) projecting an aspiration tube (15) in a lower position, within the bottle, as the main body (1) is equipped with a recipient valve (16), in order to attach a CO2 cylinder that fills such bottle.

2. DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2, characterized by a gasified beverage distributing unit, comprised of such distributing unit: a closure to seal the bottle, as such closure has an inner and outer thread, a valve to be moved through the main body of the beverage draining flow control when attached to said bottle without wasting gas, a tube that has a first end connected to such closure and a second end on the bottle to move the beverage to such closure.

3. DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2, characterized by the flow control including a manual pump or a CO2 cartridge for propulsion from beverage bottles.

Description

[0027] In order to have a perfect understanding of such development, drawings have been attached, to which make numerical reference with a detailed description, where:

[0028] FIG. 1 is a cutaway drawing of the injecting body.

[0029] FIG. 2 is a cutaway drawing of the set.

[0030] FIG. 3 is a exploded view of the set.

[0031] FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the set.

[0032] Thus the request hereby has been developed to provide a DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2, comprised of a main body (1) with a gripping handle (2), which extends itself, forming an injecting body (3) placed on the upper section (4), of a trigger (5) that activates an injection valve (6) connected to a pod (7), which is linked to a liquid insert hole (8) placed in a female coupling (9) with a thread (10) whose bottom (11), has a breaking shaft (12) that drags the retention valve (13) vertically, located inside the cup (14) projecting an aspiration tube (15) in a lower position, within the bottle, as the main body (1) is equipped with a recipient valve (16), in order to attach a CO2 cylinder that fills such bottle.

[0033] Based on the description and illustration we may check the DEVICE FOR DISPENSING A GAS-CONTAINING LIQUID, WITH A VALVE FOR INTRODUCING CO2 brings some advantages regarding the ones currently on the market, as it offers a flow control for carbonated beverages, providing a great beverage flow with minimum foam formation quantity and a maximum effervescence quantity in the drink served and that remains on the bottle.

[0034] The flow control shall be attached to the container closure, which has an external thread to attach it, as the only modification in the bottling process is placing the external thread closure (9), retention valve (13), cup (14) and aspiration tube (15).

[0035] In glass containers that do not have a thread, the external thread device (17) shall be attached first, which allows the flow control attachment.

[0036] The flow control may also be added to the current containers and make part of new ones.

[0037] The flow control seals the bottle to avoid gas loss and retain the maximum gas quantity in the remaining beverage inside the bottle.

[0038] For example, the flow control may include a manual pump or a CO2 cartridge for propulsion from liquid bottles.

[0039] As it is new and by then not understood in the technique status, it fits perfectly to the criteria provided in the patent of invention. Its claims are as follows.