Abstract
A NEW TABLECLOTH FOR FAST FOOD TRAYS (BELONGING TO FOOD COURT, DINERS, AIRPLANES OR TRAINS , WHICH HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN NOTABLECLOTH ADVANTAGES IN THE HYGIENIC, PRACTICAL AND ECONOMIC ORDER, REGARDING OTHER EXISTING MEANS OF ANALOGUE PURPOSES. THE DESIGN IS INTENDED TO GUARANTEE HYGIENE AND NOT CONTAMINATION OF THE USERS HANDS, IN THE TRANSPORT OF THE TRAY.
Claims
1. NEW TABLECLOTH FOR FAST FOOD TRAYS (BELONGING TO FOOD COURT, DINERS, AIRPLANES OR TRAINS), WHICH COVERS ITS HANDLES (MAIN FOCUS FOR TRANSMITTING GERM, BACTERIA AND VIRUSES), ACHIEVING NO CONTAMINATION OF THE HANDS IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF THE TRAYS BY THE USERS WHEN THEY ARE NOT IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE HANDLES OF THESE ONES. THIS TABLECLOTH IS CHARACTERIZED BY HAVING A CONTINUITY IN THE LONGITUDINAL DIRECTION, WITH TRANSVERSE PERFORATED FOLDING LINES, WHICH DELIMIT SURFACES, AND WHEN FOLDED, GENERATE THE INSERT TO PLACE THE HANDLES. IN THIS WAY, THEY WILL COPY THE PROFILE FROM THE TRAY AND COVER THE HANDLES FROM THE FRONT AND UNDER THE SAME, RESPECTING THEIR SHAPE WITH THEIR DIAGONALS, THANKS TO THE FOUR SCREWS THAT THE TABLECLOTH HAS. THIS TABLECLOTH IS MADE OF DISPOSABLE MATERIAL, WHETHER PAPER, PLASTIC OR FABRIC; OR FROM MATERIALS INTENDED FOR SUCH PURPOSE (WITH A DIFFERENT FINISH, ADVERTISEMENTS, PROMOTIONS, FAST-FOOD MENU, SCRATCHES, KEYBOARDS, AMONG OTHERS).
2. TABLECLOTH FOR TRAYS ACCORDING TO REINVIDICATION 1, WHERE THE SHAPE OF THE TABLECLOTH CAN BE RECTANGULAR OR ANOTHER SHAPE THAT ADAPTS TO THE SHAPE OF THE TRAY.
3. TABLECLOTH FOR TRAYS ACCORDING TO REINVIDICATION 1 AND 2, WHERE YOU CAN HAVE, IN THE EXTREME, THE FAITHFUL SHAPE OF THE HANDLE, OR MAY BE RECTANGULAR, OF THE SAME WIDTH AS THE TABLECLOTH BODY.
4. TABLECLOTH FOR TRAYS ACCORDING TO REINVIDICATION 1, 2 AND 3, WHERE ANOTHER OPTION IS THAT THE TABLECLOTH ALSO COVER THE INTERNAL THICKNESSES OF THE LONGITUDINAL DIRECTION OF THE TRAY, AND MAYBE ONE OF THE TWO (OR BOTH) EXCEED THE WIDTH OF SUCH EDGES, ALSO GENERATING A SECTOR FOR INFORMATION OR ADVERTISING.
5. TABLECLOTH FOR TRAYS ACCORDING TO REINVIDICATION 1, 2, 3 AND 4, WHERE THE SHAPES OF THE SQUARES WILL CORRESPOND TO THE SHAPES OF THE HANDLES ON THE TRAY.
Description
[0021] IN ORDER THAT THE UTILITY MODEL IS CLEARLY INTERPRETED AND TAKEN TO THE PRACTICE WITH EASE, THE ILLUSTRATIVE DRAWINGS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED ACCOMPANY THIS MEMORY, IN WHICH:
[0022] FIG. 1 IS A TOP VIEW OF THE TABLECLOTH.
[0023] FIG. 2 IS A TOP VIEW OF THE TABLECLOTH, AND A LOGITUDINAL CUT OF THE TABLECLOTH PLACED ON THE TRAY.
[0024] FIG. 3 IS A PERSPECTIVE OF THE TABLECLOTH, THE TRAY, AND THE TRAY WITH THE HANDLE PROTECTIVE TABLECLOTH.
[0025] FIG. 4 IS A TOP VIEW OF THE TRAY WITH A CONVENTIONAL TABLECLOTH AND WITH THE HANDLE PROTECTIVE TABLECLOTH.
[0026] FIG. 5 IS A BOTTOM VIEW OF THE TRAY WITH A CONVENTIONAL TABLECLOTH AND WITH THE HANDLE PROTECTIVE TABLECLOTH.
[0027] FIG. 6 SHOWS A TABLECLOTH VARIANT WITH WEAKNESSES TO FOLD THE TRIANGLES AND A COMPLETE RECTANGLE THAT DOES NOT MARK THE HANDLES DIAGONALS.
[0028] FIG. 7 SHOWS A VARIANT OF THE TABLECLOTH COVERING THE FOUR EDGES OF DEPTH OF THE TRAY, BEEING ABLE (THE LONGITUDINAL EDGES) TO EXCEED THE WIDTH OF THEMSELVES.
[0029] IN FIG. 1 WE SEE A TOP VIEW OF THE TABLECLOTH (1), WITH PERFORATED FOLDING LINES (2) AND WITH FOUR DRAWINGS (3) THAT COPY THE SHAPE OF THE DIAGONALS FROM THE TRAY.
[0030] IN FIG. 2 IS A TOP VIEW OF THE TABLECLOTH (1), WHERE WE SEE THE SURFACES (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10), (11), (12) AND (13) THAT ARE SEPARATED BY THE LINES PERFORATED FOR FOLDING. SUCH SURFACES WILL BE ARRANGED AS SEEN IN THE LOGITUDINAL CUTTING OF THE TABLECLOTH PLACED IN THE TRAY (4).
[0031] IN FIG. 3 WE SEE A PERSPECTIVE OF THE TABLECLOTH (1), THE TRAY (3), AND THE TRAY (3) WITH THE HANDLE PROTECTIVE COVER (1) PLACED, WHERE THE FOLD LINES WERE OBSERVED.
[0032] IN FIG. 4 WE HAVE A TOP VIEW (4a) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH A CONVENTIONAL TABLECLOTH, AND WE SEE HOW THE USER'S HANDS (14) GRIP THE HANDLES (15) OF THE TRAY (3) WITHOUT ANY KIND OF PROTECTION. WE ALSO HAVE A TOP VIEW (4b) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH THE NEW TABLECLOTH, AND WE SEE HOW THE USER'S HANDS (14) GRIP THE HANDLES (15) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH PROTECTION.
[0033] IN FIG. 5 WE HAVE A BOTTOM VIEW (4a) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH A CONVENTIONAL TABLECLOTH, AND WE SEE HOW THE USER'S HANDS (14) GRIP THE HANDLES (15) OF THE TRAY (3) WITHOUT ANY KIND OF PROTECTION. WE ALSO HAVE A BOTTOM VIEW (4b) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH THE NEW TABLECLOTH, AND WE SEE HOW THE USER'S HANDS (14) GRIP THE HANDLES (15) OF THE TRAY (3) WITH PROTECTION.
[0034] IN FIG. 6 WE HAVE A TOP VIEW (6a) OF THE TABLECLOTH (1), WHERE THEY ARE FOUND IN THE FORM OF A TRIANGLE, 4 SECTORS (16) (ALL WITH WEAKNESSES ON THEIR EDGES), THAT FOLDS AND TAKE THE SHAPE OF THE DIAGONALS OF THE HANDLES OF THE TRAYS. WE ALSO HAVE A TOP VIEW (6b) OF THE TABLECLOTH (1), WHERE THE LINES OF WEAKENING (2) SEPARATE THE SURFACES WHICH DON'T COPY THE DIAGONALS OF THE TRAY HANDLES.
[0035] IN FIG. 7 WE HAVE A TOP VIEW (7a) OF THE NEW TABLECLOTH (1), WITH THE AGGREGATE OF TWO SURFACES (17) THAT COVERS THE FOUR EDGES OF THE DEPTH OF THE TRAY, AS SEEN IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF FIG. 7b).
[0036] IN FIG. 7c) YOU SEE ONE OF THE LONGITUDINAL EDGES (18), WHERE THERE MAY BE A SURFACE IN THE TWO THAT EXCEEDS THE EDGE WIDTH, ACHIEVING IN ADDITION TO THE HYGIENIC PART, A SPOT FOR VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION OR PUBLICITY.
