PETpla.net Insider 07+08 / 2020

PET patents www .verpackungspatente.de PETplanet Insider Vol. 21 No. 07+08/20 www.petpla.net 56 Bottle pack Internal Patent No: WO 2019/241246 A1 Applicant: Jeffrey Meyer, Pormona (US) Date of application: 11.6.2019 The front and rear of the drinks’ bot- tles feature a kind of dovetail arrange- ment. Bottles can thus be easily attached to one another without any additional fitment or worn on a belt with a corresponding clip. Bottle as a mobile phone support Internal Patent No: WO 2019/237895 A1 Applicant: Zhu Lou, Liaoning (CN) Date of application: 22.5.2019 Casually watching a video on a smartphone with both hands free is possible with this specially shaped bottle. The phone can be placed horizontally into the base and slotted in at an angle in the cor- responding recess. Compensation surface shape European Patent No: EP 3564141 A1 Applicant: Suntory Holdings Ltd, Osaka (JP) Date of application: 25.12.2017 A weight-reduced PET bottle with improved durability achieved through the special shape of its base and compensation surfaces. Along with the extra stability, the compensation areas also enhance the bottle’s appearance. Moulded plastic bottle shape European Patent No: EP 3564142 A1 Applicant: Suntory Holdings Ltd, Osaka (JP) Date of application: 22.11.2017 A plastic bottle with a base mould shape which retracts in a particular way when reacting to changes in pressure. Various straight and curved areas are provided in the base area for this purpose. Light but sturdy bottle Internal Patent No: WO 2019/228741 A1 Applicant: Société des Produits Nestlé, S. A., Vevey (CH) Date of application: 2.5.2019 A weight-reduced PET bottle, the outside of which is shaped to meet supply chain demands. The grip area is specifically designed to avoid giving way when held. Monitoring re-use Internal Patent No: WO 2019/246342 A1 Applicant: Amcor Rigid Plastics, LLC., Delaware (US) Date of application: 20.6.2019 A QR code is incorporated within the surface of this reusable plastic bottle enabling it to be identified and in so doing keeping track of its history.