INNER COVERING FOR CONTAINERS

Abstract

The invention relates to inner covering for containers, the objective of which is to reduce the impact of temperatures on the inside thereof and to protect against the moisture known as “container rain”. The covering is formed by a rectangular prismatic case (1) in the horizontal position, made from a laminated composite having several layers, with two smaller bases and a series of bars (4) arranged in fixing elements (3) corresponding to two or more edges of the smaller bases, characterized in that the bars (4) are formed by elements that can be inserted into one another.

Claims

1. An inner covering for containers, formed by a rectangular prismatic case (1) in the horizontal position, with two smaller bases and a series of bars (4) arranged in fixing elements (3) corresponding to two or more edges of the smaller bases, characterized in that the bars (4) are formed by elements that can be inserted into one another.

2. The inner covering for containers according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises magnets (5) for fixing to the wall and ceiling.

3. The inner covering for containers according to claim 1, characterized in that the case (1) is made from a laminated composite having several layers: a layer of metallized polyester (PET MET), heat-sealed with a sheet of low-density polyethylene (LDPE) to another layer of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), in turn heat-sealed by means of LDPE to an outer layer of aluminium.

4. The inner covering for containers according to claim 3, characterized in that the case (1) has one or more doors (2) comprising perimetral closures formed by adhesive strips, Velcro strips, or zippers covered with flaps.

5. The inner covering for containers according to claim 1, characterized in that the segments of the bars (4) have an identification color or sign, and the corresponding fixing element (3) has a complementary color or sign.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0011] To better understand the invention, the following figures are included.

[0012] FIG. 1 shows a schematical front view of an embodiment.

[0013] FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the case with three bars, according to a preferred embodiment.

EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

[0014] An embodiment of the invention will be very briefly described below as an illustrative and non-limiting example thereof.

[0015] FIG. 1 shows an embodiment. It can be seen that the covering is formed by a rectangular prismatic case (1) in the horizontal position, the dimensions of which correspond to the inside of the container. It comprises one or more doors (2), which also correspond to the position of the corresponding doors of the container. In standard containers, the doors (2) are arranged at the smaller bases of the prism. The doors (2) comprise perimetral closures such as adhesive strips, Velcro strips, or optional zippers covered with flaps on both sides, which aid in insulation, etc.

[0016] The doors (2) are preferably formed by a rolled-up door of the same material as the case (1).

[0017] Respective linear fixing elements (3) run along two facing edges of one of the smaller bases of the prism and at least one edge of the other base. The fixing elements (3) can be bags running along the entire width and open at both ends, this being the most advantageous solution, or a series of rings. Respective bars (4) formed by elements that can be inserted into or coupled to one another and ending in rubber stoppers can be arranged in the upper fixing elements (3) of each base. This way of making the bars (4) prevents the dropping of the case (1).

[0018] The bar (4) can be finished, at least on one side, with a stop assembled on a spring with a high Young's modulus. It is thereby possible to slightly compress the length of the bar (4) against a high force that cannot occur accidentally.

[0019] The fixing element (3) of the lower part of the smaller base of the bottom of the case (1) primarily has a ballasting function, therefore it can be shorter.

[0020] The covering also comprises a series of magnets (5) which can be placed at different points of the case (1) in order to attach it to the wall or ceiling of the container. The number of magnets (5) depends on the size of the container.