WO2018107261A1 - Structural arrangement for a beverage container seal - Google Patents

Abstract

The present utility model relates to a structural arrangement for a seal for a container for beverages or any other liquid products, pertaining to the technical field of packaging accessories in general and more particularly to a new seal for cans for beverages such as beer, juice, milk, soft drinks or any other beverage or product that uses the corresponding packaging container, which provides very advantageous practical, safe and functional results. The seal (1) comprises a geometrical configuration based on a triangle, forming lateral concavities (11) and a convex base (12), the upper end being formed by a semicircle (13) having an articulation pin (3) in the centre. On the lower face of the seal (1) there is, furthermore, the sealing foil (14) which is connected to the seal via the central core (15) and in the peripheral region close to the convex base (12) there are teeth (16) that enter the edge between the sealing foil (14) and the opening (42) provided on the cap (4). On the upper face of the seal (1) are, furthermore, projections (17) for identification. In addition, structural variants of the packaging are provided.

Description

 CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR

 BEVERAGE PACKING

 [01] This Utility Model Patent is a constructive arrangement sealed for beverage packaging or any other liquid products, belonging to the technical field of packaging accessories in general, more particularly a new seal. for beverage cans such as beer, juices, milk, sodas or any other beverage and products using their packaging, through which very practical, safe and functional results are obtained.

TECHNICAL STATE

 [02] Canned beverage packaging is notoriously known, but many are sealed off and thrown off-site, thus damaging the environment and a risk when thrown on beaches, parks or entertainment venues where A child can easily step on a seal and get injured.

 [03] Thus, the new beverage packaging seal was developed which, with its constructive arrangement, makes safer packaging where the seal remains attached to it, besides contributing to the environment, solving the above mentioned drawbacks, besides providing Other advantages derive from its design with an innovative, hygienic, personalized and practical opening.

INNOVATION DESCRIPTION

 [04] The present utility model patent will be better understood by describing the schematic figures which represent:

 Figure 1.1: Partial perspective view of the new constructive arrangement introduced in sealed beverage packaging;

Figure 1.2: top view of the package; Figure 1.3: partial perspective view of the package with the seal closed; Figure 1.4: partial perspective view of the package with the seal being opened;

 Figure 1.5: partial perspective view of the package with the seal open; Figure 1.6: partial sectional side view of the package with the seal closed; Figure 1.7: partial sectional side view of the package with the seal being opened;

 Figure 1.8: partial sectional side view of the package with the seal open; Figure 1.9: exploded perspective view of the package;

Figure 1.10: exploded partial perspective view of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 1.11: exploded partial perspective view of the package, highlighting the underside of the lid;

 Figure 2.1: Perspective view of a first embodiment of the new enclosed beverage seal construction arrangement;

Figure 2.2: top view of a first embodiment of the package; Figure 2.3: Partial perspective view of a first embodiment of the sealed package;

 Figure 2.4: Partial perspective view of a first embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 2.5: Partial sectional side view of a first embodiment of the package;

 Figure 2.6: exploded partial perspective view of a first embodiment of the package;

 Figure 2.7: Partial perspective view of an option of the first embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 2.8: top view of an option of the first embodiment of the open seal package;

Figure 3.1: Perspective view of a second constructive variant of the new constructive arrangement in sealed packaging for beverage packaging;

Figure 3.2: partial perspective view of a second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.3: top view of a second embodiment of the package; Figure 3.4: Partial sectional rear view of a second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.5: partial perspective sectional view of a second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.6: exploded partial perspective view of a second embodiment of the package, highlighting the underside of the lid;

 Figure 3.7: exploded partial perspective view of a second embodiment of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 3.8: Perspective detail of a second embodiment of the package, highlighting the seal joint;

 Figure 3.9: perspective detail of a second embodiment of the package, highlighting the sealing tooth;

 Figure 3.10: perspective view of an option of the second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.11: Partial perspective view of an option of the second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.12: top view of an option of the second embodiment of the package;

 Figure 3.13: Partial perspective view of an option of the second embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 3.14: top view of an option of the second embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 4.1: Perspective view of a third embodiment of the new enclosed beverage sealing construction arrangement;

Figure 4.2: Partial perspective view of a third constructive variant. packing;

 Figure 4.3: top view of a third embodiment of the package; Figure 4.4: partial sectional side view of a third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.5: sectional detail of a third embodiment of the package, highlighting the joint;

 Figure 4.6: sectional detail of a third embodiment of the package, highlighting the sealing tooth;

 Figure 4.7: partial perspective view of an option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.8: top view of an option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.9: partial perspective sectional view of an option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.10: Partial perspective view of a second option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.11: top view of a second option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.12: Side sectional detail of a second option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 4.13: front sectional detail of a second option of the third embodiment of the package;

 Figure 5.1: Perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage seal construction arrangement;

Figure 5.2: front view of a fourth embodiment of the package; Figure 5.3: partial perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the package;

Figure 5.4: top view of a fourth embodiment of the package; Figure 5.5: partial perspective view of a fourth constructive variant of the packaging with the seal being opened;

 Figure 5.6: Partial perspective view of a fourth embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 5.7: partial perspective sectional view of a fourth embodiment of the package with the seal closed;

 Figure 5.8: partial perspective sectional view of a fourth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 6.1: Perspective view of a fifth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage sealing construction arrangement;

Figure 6.2: front view of a fifth embodiment of the package; Figure 6.3: rear view of a fifth embodiment of the package; Figure 6.4: partial perspective view of a fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.5: top view of a fifth embodiment of the package; Figure 6.6: Partial sectional perspective view of a fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.7: Partial perspective view of a fifth embodiment of the open seal package;

 Figure 6.8: perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.9: top view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the packaging with the seal closed;

 Figure 6.10: top view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the packaging with the seal open;

 Figure 6.11: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the sealed package;

Figure 6.12: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open, with the front, side and top faces being highlighted; Figure 6.13: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open, with emphasis on the rear, side and top faces;

 Figure 6.14: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the sealed packaging highlighting the rear, side and top faces;

 Figure 6.15: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal closed and the tooth outward;

Figure 6.16: Partial perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal closed and the tooth pressed;

Figure 6.17: sectional perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal closed;

 Figure 6.18: sectional perspective view of an option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 6.19: perspective view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage seal construction arrangement;

 Figure 6.20: partial perspective view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.21: top view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.22: partial perspective sectional view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.23: rear sectional view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 6.24: perspective view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

Figure 6.25: top view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open; Figure 6.26: partial perspective sectional view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 6.27: Partial sectional side view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package with the normal seal;

 Figure 6.28: Partial sectional side view of a second option of the fifth embodiment of the package, with the seal pressed;

 Figure 7.1: Perspective view of a sixth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage packaging constructive arrangement;

 Figure 7.2: perspective view of a sixth embodiment of the package with one of the seals open;

 Figure 7.3: Partial perspective view of a sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.4: top view of a sixth embodiment of the package; Figure 7.5: top view of a sixth embodiment of the package with one of the seals open;

 Figure 7.6: perspective view of an option of the sixth embodiment of beverage packaging;

 Figure 7.7: Partial perspective view of an option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.8: top view of an option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.9: partial perspective view of a second option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.10: top view of a second option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.11: partial perspective view of a third option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

Figure 7.12: top view of a third option of the sixth embodiment of the package; Figure 7.13: partial perspective view of a fourth option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.14: top view of a fourth option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 7.15: perspective detail of a fourth option of the sixth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 8.1: Partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the new constructive arrangement introduced in sealed beverage packaging; Figure 8.2: partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the package with the seal being opened;

 Figure 8.3: Partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 8.4: sectional side view of a seventh embodiment of the packaging the closed seal;

 Figure 8.5: sectional side view of a seventh constructional variant of the package with the seal tooth pressed;

 Figure 8.6: Partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the sealed package;

 Figure 8.7: Partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the package with the seal tooth pressed;

 Figure 8.8: partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the package with the seal being opened;

 Figure 8.9: Partial perspective view of a seventh embodiment of the package with the seal open.

 Figure 9.1: Partial perspective view of an eighth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage seal construction arrangement; Figure 9.2: partial perspective view of an eighth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

Figure 9.3: Partial side view of an eighth constructive variant of the packing;

 Figure 9.4: Partial sectional side view of an eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.5: Partial perspective view of an option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.6: Partial side view of an option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.7: Partial perspective view of an option of the eighth embodiment of the packaging with the seal open.

 Figure 9.8: Partial sectional side view of an option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.9: partial perspective view of a second option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.10: Partial perspective view of a second option of the eighth embodiment of the open seal package;

Figure 9.11: Partial side view of a second option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.12: Partial sectional side view of a second option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.13: partial perspective view of a third option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.14: partial perspective view of a fourth option of the eighth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 9.15: Partial perspective view of a fourth option of the eighth embodiment of the semi-open seal package;

 Figure 9.16: Partial perspective view of a fourth option of the eighth embodiment of the open seal package;

Figure 9.17: Partial sectional side view of a fourth option of the eighth embodiment of the package; Figure 10.1: Partial perspective view of a ninth constructional variant of the new enclosed beverage packaging constructive arrangement; Figure 10.2: Partial perspective view of a ninth constructive variant of the open seal package;

 Figure 10.3: Partial side view of a ninth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 10.4: Partial sectional side view of a ninth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 11.1: Perspective view of a tenth constructive variant of the new enclosed beverage seal packaging arrangement;

Figure 11.2: Partial perspective view of a tenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 11.3: Partial perspective view of a tenth construction variant of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 11.4: top view of a tenth embodiment of the package; Figure 11.5: Partial sectional side view of a tenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 11.6: Partial perspective view of an option of the tenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 11.7: Perspective view of an option of the tenth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 12.1: Partial perspective view of an eleventh embodiment of the new enclosed beverage seal construction arrangement;

 Figure 12.2: Partial perspective view of an eleventh embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 12.3: top view of an eleventh embodiment of the packaging with the seal closed;

Figure 12.4: Partial sectional side view of an eleventh variant constructive packaging;

 Figure 12.5: sectional detail of an eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.6: Partial perspective view of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.7: top view of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the sealed package;

 Figure 12.8: sectional detail of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.9: enlarged sectional detail of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.10: enlarged cross-sectional detail of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package with the seal tooth pressed;

Figure 12.11: exploded partial perspective view of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 12.12: exploded partial perspective view of an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package highlighting the underside of the lid;

 Figure 12.13: perspective view of a second option of the eleventh embodiment of beverage packaging;

 Figure 12.14: partial perspective view of a second option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.15: top view of a second option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

 Figure 12.16: sectional side detail of a second option of the eleventh embodiment of the package;

Figure 13.1: Partial perspective view of a twelfth constructional variant of the new sealed constructional arrangement for beverage packaging;

 Figure 13.2: top view of a twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.3: Partial perspective view of a twelfth embodiment of the package, with the seal being opened;

 Figure 13.4: enlarged sectional detail of an option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.5: sectional detail of an option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.6: sectional detail of an option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the underside of the seal;

Figure 13.7: Perspective view of a second option of the twelfth constructional variant of the new beverage seal packaging constructional arrangement;

 Figure 13.8: Partial perspective view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the sealed package;

 Figure 13.9: Partial perspective view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 13.10: top view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.11: top view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 13.12: sectional detail of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the closed seal;

 Figure 13.13: sectional detail of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the seal being opened;

 Figure 13.14: exploded perspective view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

Figure 13.15: Exploded partial perspective view of a second option. of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid; and

 Figure 13.16: exploded partial perspective view of a second option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the underside of the lid.

 Figure 13.17: partial perspective view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the sealed package;

Figure 13.18: top view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package the closed seal;

 Figure 13.19: side view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.20: rear sectional view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.21: front sectional view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.22: sectional side view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.23: sectional detail of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package showing the lid hinge rail system;

 Figure 13.24: exploded partial perspective view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 13.25: exploded partial perspective view of a third option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the underside of the lid;

 Figure 13.26: perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

Figure 13.27: Partial perspective view of a fourth option of the tenth second embodiment of the packaging;

 Figure 13.28: top view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.29: Partial perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, with the seal being opened;

Figure 13.30: partial perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

Figure 13.31: Partial sectional rear view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.32: Partial rear cross-sectional view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, with the underside of the lid pointing out;

 Figure 13.33: sectional detail of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 13.34: sectional detail of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, with the seal being opened;

 Figure 13.35: exploded perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 13.36: exploded partial perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the upper face of the lid;

 Figure 13.37: exploded partial perspective view of a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment of the package, highlighting the underside of the lid;

 Figure 14.1: Perspective view of a thirteenth embodiment of the new constructive arrangement introduced in sealed beverage packaging;

Figure 14.2: top view of a thirteenth constructive variant of the packing;

 Figure 14.3: Side view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 14.4: front view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 14.5: perspective view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal being opened;

 Figure 14.6: perspective view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal partially open;

 Figure 14.7: perspective view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal fully open;

 Figure 14.8: Side view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 14.9: front view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 14.10: top view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 14.11: rear view of a thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 14.12: perspective view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 14.13: partial perspective view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 14.14: top view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 14.15: perspective sectional view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package;

Figure 14.16: partial perspective view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open; Figure 14.17: top view of an option of the thirteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 15.1: Perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the new enclosed beverage sealing construction arrangement;

 Figure 15.2: Partial perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.3: exploded partial perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.4: front view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.5: Partial perspective sectional view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.6: Partial perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal closed;

 Figure 15.7: Partial perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal being opened;

 Figure 15.8: Partial perspective view of a fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 15.9: perspective view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.10: top view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.11: front view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 15.12: Side view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package;

Figure 15.13: perspective view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal opened and fitted; Figure 15.14: top view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal opened and fitted;

Figure 15.15: Front view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 15.16: Side view of an option of the fourteenth embodiment of the package, with the seal open;

 Figure 16.1: perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 16.2: perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 16.3: Partial perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package;

 Figure 16.4: Partial perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open;

 Figure 16.5: top view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package; and

 Figure 16.16: Partial sectional perspective view of a fifteenth embodiment of the package with the seal open.

[05] According to Figures 1.1 to 1.11 the present utility model patent comprises a seal (1) for beverage cans (2), wherein the seal (1) comprises a geometric configuration from a triangle, forming lateral concavities (11) and a thicker convex base (12), the upper end being formed by a semicircle (13) where in the center is provided a pivot pin (3), which passes through the hole (41) and is also fixed to the lid (4) as a rivet. In the lower face of the seal (1) there is also provided the sealing blade (14) which is joined to the seal through the central core (15) and in the peripheral region near the convex base (12) teeth (16) are provided that when presses enter the edge between the sealing blade (14) and the opening (42) provided in the cover (4) which is hermetically sealed at the rim (21) of the beverage can (2). On the upper face of the seal (1) there are also projections (17) for identification and better handling of the seal (1) at the moment of its radial opening.

 [06] According to Figures 2.1 and 2.6, in a first embodiment, the present utility model patent comprises a seal (10) for beverage cans (2), and the seal (10) comprises a configuration. geometry from an ellipse, forming a front convex region (101) and a posterior concave region (102) of the same thickness, and the edge of the posterior concave region (102) is coupled to a lever (5) of the same curvature of the posterior concave region (102) provided in the center of a circular shoulder (51) forming a pivot pin (52) which passes through the hole (41) and is also fixed to the cap (4) such as a rivet. Under the circular shoulder (51) is provided a tooth (53) which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (102) and the similarly shaped opening (42) of the seal (10) provided in the cap (4) which is hermetically coupled to the rim (21) of the beverage can (2). In the upper face of the lever (5) two projections (54) are provided to assist the radial displacement of the seal (10) at the moment of its opening.

 [07] According to figures 2.7 and 2.8, optionally the inner edge of the lid (4) is provided with a curved shoulder (43) which follows the curvature of the inner edge of the opening (42) and is provided with two protrusions (44 ).

[08] According to Figures 3.1 to 3.11, in a second embodiment, the present utility model patent comprises a seal (10) for beverage cans (2), and the seal (10) comprises a configuration. geometry from an ellipse, forming a front convex region (101) and a posterior concave region (102) of the same thickness, and at the edge of the posterior concave region (102) it is coupled to a lever (50) in "Y""forming a curved region (501) of the same curvature as the posterior concave region (102) and a stem (502) provided center of a pivot pin (503) which passes through the hole (41) and is also fixed to the cap (4) such as a rivet. At the bottom of the curved region (501) of the lever (50), it is provided at the central end of a tooth (504) which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (102) and the similarly shaped opening (42). of the seal (10) provided on the lid (4) which is hermetically coupled to the edge (21) of the beverage can (2). In the upper face of the lever (50) two projections (54) are provided to assist the radial displacement of the seal (10) at the moment of its opening.

 [09] According to figures 3.10 to 3.14, in an option of the second constructive variant, the seal (10) will have a smaller area narrowing the frontal convex region (101) and the posterior concave region (102), forming a seal ( 10 ') and the curved region (501) of the lever (50) will follow the same curvature, forming a curved region (501').

 [10] According to Figures 4.1 to 4.6, in a third embodiment, the present utility model patent comprises a seal (20) for beverage cans (2), and the seal (20) comprises a blade. (200) of geometric configuration from an ellipse, forming a front convex region (201) and a posterior concave region

(202), of the same thickness, with a protrusion

203, forming in the front a void (204) and the teeth end (205) which when pressed enters the edge between the front convex region (201) and the sealed and similarly shaped opening of the seal (20) provided in lid (4) which is hermetically coupled to the rim (21) of the beverage can (2). At the other end of the protrusion (203) there is provided a pivot pin (206) which passes through the hole in the cap (4) and is fixed thereto as a rivet; then a curved rod (207) is started to assist the radial displacement of the seal (20) at its opening.

[11] According to Figures 4.7 to 4.9, in an option of the third embodiment of the package, the seal (20) comprises a blade of seal (200), with a protrusion (203 ') being provided in the upper part, forming a void (204') in the front and in the center teeth (205 ') which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (202) and the opening is sealed by the seal (20).

 [12] According to Figures 4.10 to 4.13, in a second option of the third embodiment of the package, the seal (20 ') comprises on the underside a sealing blade (210) which is joined to the seal through the core. 211 and in the peripheral region is provided with teeth (215) which when pressed enters the edge between the front convex region (201) and the sealed and similarly shaped opening of the seal (20 ') provided in the cap (4) on the central region there is provided a pivot pin (216) which passes through the hole in the cap (4) and is fixed thereto as a rivet; The curved rod (207) is then started to assist the radial displacement of the seal (20 ') at the moment of opening.

 [13] According to Figures 5.1 to 5.8, in a fourth embodiment variant the package comprises a beverage can seal (30) provided with a recess (22), the seal (30) comprising a The elliptical configuration, on which an "L" lever (31) is fixed, through the pin (32) keeping the vertical region free and the opposite horizontal end, is enclosed in a rod (33) which has the tip (33 '). ) fixed to the lid (4) which is provided with a recess (34) of the lever shape (31) and the seal (30) for accommodating them when the package is opened with a 180-degree arcuate movement by deforming the tip (33 ') which remains fixed, thereby keeping the seal (30) and lever (31) attached to the package, preventing it from being shuffled at inappropriate places.

[14] According to Figures 6.1 to 6.7, in a fifth embodiment, the package is provided with a sealing cap (40) for beverage cans and other products (2 ') of square cross section, the sealing ( 40) comprises a rectangular configuration over which it is fixed through the pin (402), a lever (401), also rectangular, maintaining a cantilever (403) provided at the center of a bend forming the tooth (404) which when pressed enters the edge between the front side of the seal (40) ) and the opening (408) sealed therein, and at the opposite end there is provided a vertical wall (405) with the extended sides forming an axis running under the horizontal channel (406) formed on the recess sides (407) of the lid (407). 4 ') for sliding the seal (40) together with the lever (401), thereby keeping the same attached to the package, preventing it from being randomly thrown into inappropriate places, as already specified in the above items.

 [15] According to Figures 6.8 to 6.18, in an option of the fifth embodiment variant the package is provided with a sealing cap (40 ') for beverage cans (2') of square cross-section, with the sealing cap ( 40 ') comprises a rectangular configuration over which a square lever (401') is fixed via the pin (402 ') to the inner side of the seal (40') while maintaining a overhang (403 ') in balance; provided in the center of a curvature forming the tooth 404 'which when pressed enters the edge between the rear side of the seal 40' and the sealed opening 408 thereof, and at the opposite end a vertical wall is provided ( 405 ') with the extended sides forming an axis running under the horizontal rail-shaped channel (406) formed on the recess sides (407) of the lid (4') and a sliding movement limiting central pin (409) rail-shaped seal (40 ') together with the actuated lever (401'), thus keeping them locked to the package, avoiding than being randomly launched in inappropriate places.

[16] According to Figures 6.19 to 6.28, in a second option of the fifth embodiment variant the lever (401 '), square, will be provided in the center of a smooth curvature (4011'), maintaining a protrusion (4012 ') in swing, with a shaft support base for sectioning the lid, which will run on a rail and the lid (4 ') will be provided at the front edge of an opening (41'). [17] According to Figures 7.1 to 7.5, in a sixth embodiment, the present utility model patent comprises two seals (60; 60 ') for beverage cans (2), the seals (60; 60 ') comprise geometric configurations from an ellipse, forming a peripheral curved region (601; 601') and a central curved region (602; 602 '), of the same thickness, and at opposite sides of the central curved regions ( 602; 602 ') are independently coupled, the levers (61; 61') being the lever (61) having concave curved region (611) and the lever (6) having convex curved region (611 ') and both are secured to the raised center (62) of the lid (4) by means of the pin (63), allowing independent movement of the seals (60; 60 ') over the openings (64) which will allow the creation of an inner wall in the can ( 2).

 [18] According to Figures 7.6 to 7.10, in one option of the sixth embodiment, the levers (61; 61 ') will be provided with vertical curves and fixed near one of the opposite lateral edges of the central curved regions (602; 602). ') of seals (60; 60').

 [19] According to Figures 7.11 and 7.12, in a second option of the sixth embodiment, the levers 61, 61 'will be provided with vertical curves of medium thickness.

 [20] According to Figures 7.13 and 7.15, in a third option of the sixth embodiment, the levers 61, 61 'will be provided with wide vertical curves.

[21] According to Figures 8.1 to 8.9, in a seventh embodiment, the package is provided with a beverage can seal (70) comprising an elliptical configuration to which the portion is attached. (711) of the lever (71) which further has the front portion (712) protruding with the end of the lower face, teeth (713) which when pressed enters the edge between the front side of the seal (70) and the opening (72) provided on the lid (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said The lever (71) is further provided in the rear region of a hole in which a pin (73) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), which allows the rotation of the lever (71); finally a handle region (714) is provided positioned over the recess (74) of the lid (4) which is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thus keeping the seal (70) and the lever (71) attached to the package. , preventing it from being shuffled randomly to inappropriate locations.

 [22] According to Figures 9.1 to 9.4, in an eighth embodiment variant the package is provided with a beverage can seal (80) which comprises an elliptical configuration over which it is fixed through the securing pin (82) the recessed portion (811) of the lever (81) which further has the protruding front portion (812) provided at the lower face end with teeth (813) which together with the tooth (814) provided in folding of the rear portion (815) when pressed enters the edge of the seal (80) and the opening (83) provided in the lid (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said lever (81) is further provided in the rear region of a hole in which a pivot pin (85) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), allowing the rotation of the lever (81); finally a handle region (816) is provided positioned over the circular recess (84) of the lid (4) which is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thus keeping the seal (80) and the lever (81) attached to packaging, preventing it from being shuffled randomly into inappropriate locations.

 [23] According to Figures 9.5 to 9.8, in an option of the eighth embodiment of the package, the lever (81) will be provided with a semicircular handle region (817), keeping the opening and lateral rotation in the same molds as the one. above.

[24] According to figures 9.9 to 9.12, in a second option of the eighth embodiment of the package, the lever (81) will be provided with a straight handle region (818), keeping the opening and lateral rotation in the same. templates of the above written.

 [25] According to Figure 9.13, in a third option of the eighth embodiment of the package, the lever (81) will be provided with a straight handle region (818) and the undercut (86) will be half moon shaped if extending to the edge of the lid (4), keeping the opening and lateral rotation in the same molds as above.

 [26] According to Figures 9.14 to 9.17, in a fourth option of the eighth embodiment of the package, the lever (81) will be fixed directly to the seal (80) without locking pin and the undercut (86 ') will be shaped half moon away from the edge of the lid (4), keeping the opening and lateral rotation in the same molds as above.

 [27] According to Figures 10.1 to 10.4, in a ninth embodiment variant the package is provided with a beverage can seal (90) which comprises an elliptical configuration over which it is fixed through the fixing pin (92) the front portion (911) of the lever (91) which still has in the central folding one tooth (913) and in the grip region (912) a rear tooth (913 ') which when pressed allow the exit of the gas and the tooth (913) enters the edge of the seal (90) and the opening (93) provided in the cap (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said lever (91) is further provided in the central region with a hole in which a pivot pin (95) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), allowing the rotation of the lever (91); finally, under the handle region (912), the moon-shaped recess (94) of the lid (4) is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thus maintaining the seal (90) and the lever (91). ) attached to the packaging, preventing it from being shuffled randomly into inappropriate locations.

[28] According to Figures 11.1 to 11.5 in a tenth constructive variant, the package comprises a seal (100) for beverage cans (2), the seal (100) comprising a geometrical configuration from of an ellipse, forming a front convex region (1001) and a posterior concave region (1002), of the same thickness, with an extension (1003) being provided at the inner center end where a pivot pin (1004) is provided at the end thereof. which passes through the hole provided in the cap (4) as well as a rivet. In the front region the seal (100) is provided with a tear (1005) forming a socket (1006) as a "rail" and which will run on it and on the upper face there is provided a circular handle region (1007) provided on the front end of. a tooth (1008) which when pressed enters the edge of the opening (1009) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2).

 [29] According to figures 11.6 and 11.7, in an option of the tenth constructive variant the package, handle region will be formed by a curved edge (1006 ').

 [30] According to Figures 12.1 to 12.5 in an eleventh embodiment, the package comprises a curved seal (110) for beverage cans (2), and the curved seal (110) is provided at the bottom of a sealing blade (1101) and approximately half its width there is provided at the end a handle region (110) provided at the front end of a wall with a circular shoulder (1103) at the end, which runs over it. a rail-like channel (1104) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2), after the sealing blade (1101) has broken, leaving the opening (1105) provided also in the lid (4) ).

[31] According to Figures 12.6 to 12.12, in an option of the eleventh embodiment of the package, the curved seal (110) will be provided in the handle region (1102) beyond the wall with a circular shoulder (1103) at the end. , of teeth (1106) which when pressed enter the edge of the opening (1105) provided in the cap (4) for the breakage of the seal (110), and the handle region is still provided with projections (1107) for identification, as well as steeper curved sides (1108).

 [32] According to Figures 12.13 to 12.16 in a second option of the eleventh embodiment, at the inner end of the seal blade (1101) of the seal (110), a rod (1109) provided at the other end of a ring will break. the lid (4) is fixed by a pivot pin (1109 ').

 [33] According to Figures 13.1 to 13.3 in a twelfth embodiment, the package comprises a curved seal (120) for beverage cans (2), and the curved seal (120) is provided at the bottom of a sealing blade (1201) and approximately half its width therein is provided at the front end with a handle region (1202) provided at the front end with a shoulder which runs over a channel (1203) provided in the cover (4). ) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2) after the sealing blade (1201) has broken, leaving the opening (1204) provided also in the lid (4), which is also provided with peripheral flaps (1205). ) and central (1205 ') lying down, holding a channel (1206) between them, through which it is coupled and runs the sealing blade (1201) and over the peripheral flap (1205) runs the handle region (1202) ), keeping a circular recess (1207) in the center of the lid (4).

 [34] According to Figures 13.4 to 13.6 in an option of the twelfth embodiment, the curved sealing cap 120 for beverage cans 2 will be provided with a shoulder on the underside of the sealing blade 1201. 1208 in an inverted T running over a channel 1209 provided in the lid 4, which is also provided with a peripheral circular channel 1210. Further, it is provided in the handle region (1202) of teeth (1211) that when pressed enter the edge of the opening (1204) provided in the cap (4) for breaking of the seal (120).

[35] According to Figures 13.7 to 13.16, in a second option of the twelfth constructive variant, the curved seal (120), for cans of Beverage (2) will be provided on the sides of the sealing blade (1201), with "L" bosses (1208 ') running over a channel (1209') provided in the cap (4).

 [36] According to Figures 13.17 to 13.25, in a third option of the twelfth embodiment, the curved beverage can seal (120) will be provided at the bottom of the sealing blade (1201 '). attached at the rear to the handle region (1202 ') extending to the rear edge of the sealing blade (1201'), forming a single body which will form a slot (1212) that will fit into the peripheral flap (1205) provided on the lid (4) which will further be provided with an inverted T-channel (1209 ") and the flat raised central region.

 [37] According to figures 13.26 to 13.37 in a fourth option of the twelfth embodiment, the curved beverage can seal (120) will be provided on the underside of the sealing blade (1201 ") joined together. in the center to the handle region (1202 "), forming a single body, and in the center of the rear edge will depart a rod (1213) provided at the other end of a ring (1214) into which the pivot pin (1215) will fit. ) which will also pass through the hole (1216) provided in the center of the lid (4); at the front edge of the handle region (1202 ") teeth (1217) are provided which when pressed enter the edge of the opening (1218) provided in the cap (4) for breaking the seal (120).

[38] According to Figures 14.1 to 14.11, in a thirteenth embodiment, the package comprises a beverage can seal (130) provided with a recess (22), and the seal (130) comprises In an elliptical configuration, with a tip (1300) attached to the lid (4), over said seal (130) a lever (131) is fixed to "L" through the pin (132) keeping the vertical region free and the end The horizontal opposite closes in an extension (133) over the tip (1300) that is fixed to the lid (4) and allows its 180-degree arc movement through its deformation thus maintaining the seal (130) and the lever (131) attached to the packaging, preventing it from being shuffled randomly into inappropriate places.

 [39] According to figures 14.12 to 14.17, in an option of the thirteenth embodiment, the lid (4) will be provided with a recess (134) for accommodating the seal (130) and lever (131) when the package it is opened with a 180 degree arc movement by deforming the tip (1300), thereby keeping the seal (130) and lever (131) attached to the package.

 [40] According to Figures 15.1 to 15.8, in a fourteenth embodiment variant the package comprises an elliptical configuration beverage seal (140) over which it is fixed by pin (142) , the lowered portion (1411) of the lever (141) which further has the rear portion (1412) protruding over the recess (144) provided in the cap (4), and provided with the central tooth curvature (1413) which when pressed enters the edge between the back side of the seal (140) and the opening (143) provided also in the sealed cover (4), facilitating its rupture; said lever (141) is further provided in the front region with a tip (1414) which is secured between the lid (4) and the rim of the can (2), allowing the lever (141) to move 180 degrees through its deformation thus keeping it and the seal (130) attached to the package, preventing it from being randomly thrown into inappropriate places.

 [41] According to Figures 15.9 to 15.16, in an option of the fourteenth embodiment, the beverage can (2) will be provided with a recess (145) for accommodating the seal (140) and lever (141) when the package is opened with a 180 degree arcuate movement by deforming the tip (1414) which holds the seal (140) and lever (141) attached to the package.

[42] According to Figures 16.1 to 16.6, in a fifteenth embodiment variant the package is provided with a seal (150) for beverage cans (2 ') or any other liquid products of cross section. square, wherein the seal (150) comprises a rectangular configuration and has the inner side (1501) fixed to the inner edge of the opening (155) of the lid (4 '); On the seal (150) is fixed through the pin (152) a lever (151), also rectangular, maintaining a swinging front projection (153), which is formed by a curvature that forms the tooth (154) which when pressed enters the edge between the front side of the seal (150) and the opening (155) sealed by it, and at the opposite end another projection (153 ') is provided; said lid (4 ') is further provided with a recess (42') for accommodating the seal (150) together with the lever (151), thereby holding them to the package, preventing it from being randomly thrown into inappropriate places.

 [43] With the thus introduced constructive arrangement for beverage packaging, it offers the following advantages over its hitherto known counterparts:

 - Easy and practical opening of the seal;

 - Higher hygiene, since the seal / lid does not come into contact with the liquid;

 - Better leverage effect that facilitates the opening of the seal;

 - Allows the use of recyclable materials in the lid;

 - Keeps the seal and lever attached to the package; and

 - Prevents random sealing from inappropriate locations

 [44] The scope of the present utility model patent demonstrates its innovation in the domestic and worldwide market and should therefore not be limited to the use of packaging but to the terms defined in the claims and their various equivalents.

Claims

 1. - CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN BEVERAGE PACKAGING, characterized in that it comprises a seal (1) for beverage cans (2), the seal (1) comprising a geometrical configuration from a triangle forming lateral concavities. (11) and a thicker convex base (12), the upper end being formed by a semicircle (13) in which a pivot pin (3) is provided in the center, which passes through the hole (41) and is fixed also on the lid (4) such as a rivet; on the lower face of the seal (1) there is also provided the sealing blade (14) which is joined to the seal through the central core (15) and in the peripheral region near the convex base (12) teeth (16) are provided that when presses enter the edge between the sealing blade (14) and the opening (42) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically at the edge (21) of the beverage can (2); on the upper face of the seal (1) there are also projections (17) for identification and better handling of the seal (1) at the moment of its radial opening. 2. A constructive arrangement for the packaging of beverages according to claim 1, characterized in that, in a first embodiment, it comprises a seal (10) for beverage cans (2), wherein the seal (10) comprises a geometrical configuration from an ellipse forming a front convex region (101) and a posterior concave region (102) of the same thickness, with the edge of the posterior concave region (102) coupled to a lever (5) same curvature of the posterior concave region (102), provided in the center of a circular shoulder (51) which forms a pivot pin (52), which passes through the hole (41) and is also fixed to the cover (4) as a rivet; under the circular shoulder (51) there is provided a tooth (53) which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (102) and the similarly shaped opening (42) of the seal (10) provided in the cover (4) what is hermetically coupled to the rim (21) of the beverage can (2); on the upper face of the lever (5) two projections (54) are provided to assist the radial displacement of the seal (10) at the moment of its opening; optionally the inner edge of the lid (4) will be provided with a curved shoulder (43) which follows the curvature of the inner edge of the opening (42) and is provided with two protrusions (44).  3. CONSTRUCTIVE LAYOUT PACKAGING CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT according to Claim 1, characterized in that in a second embodiment, it comprises a seal (10) for beverage cans (2), wherein the seal (10) comprises a geometrical configuration from an ellipse forming a front convex region (101) and a posterior concave region (102) of the same thickness, and at the edge of the posterior concave region (102) is coupled to a lever (50) "Y" forming a curved region (501) of the same curvature as the posterior concave region (102) and a rod (502) provided at the center of a pivot pin (503) which passes through the hole (41) and is also fixed to the lid (4) such as a rivet; at the bottom of the curved region (501) of the lever (50), it is provided at the central end of a tooth (504) which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (102) and the similarly shaped opening (42) the seal (10) provided on the lid (4) which is hermetically coupled to the edge (21) of the beverage can (2); on the upper face of the lever (50) there are further projections (54) to assist the radial displacement of the seal (10) at the moment of its opening; optionally the seal (10) will have a smaller area narrowing the front convex region (101) and the posterior concave region (102) forming a seal (10 ') and the curved region (501) of the lever (50) will follow the same curvature forming a curved region (501 '). 4. - CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKING, according to claim 1, characterized in that in a third embodiment, it comprises a sealing can (20) for beverage cans (2), the sealing (20) comprising a sealing blade (200) of geometric configuration from an ellipse, forming a front convex region (201) and a posterior concave region (202) of the same thickness, with a projection (203) being provided at the top, forming a void (204) at the front and teeth (205) which when pressed enters the edge between the front convex region (201) and the sealed and similarly shaped opening of the seal (20) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically coupled to the edge (21) of the beverage can (2); at the other end of the protrusion (203) there is provided a pivot pin (206) which passes through the hole in the cap (4) and is fixed thereto as a rivet; then a curved rod (207) is started to assist the radial displacement of the seal (20) at its opening; optionally the seal (20) will comprise a sealing blade (200), with a protrusion (203 ') in the upper part, forming in the front a void (204') and in the center teeth (205 ') which when pressed enters the edge between the posterior concave region (202) and the seal-sealed opening (20); optionally still the seal (20 ') will comprise on the underside a sealing blade (210) which is joined to the seal through the core (211) and in the peripheral region is provided with teeth (215) which when pressed enters the edge between the front convex region (201) and the sealed and similarly shaped opening of the seal (20 ') provided in the lid (4) in the central region there is provided a pivot pin (216) which passes through the hole in the lid (4) ) and is attached thereto as a rivet; The curved rod (207) is then started to assist the radial displacement of the seal (20 ') at the moment of opening. 5. A LACRE-PACKED CONSTRUCTIVE CONSTRUCTION FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING according to claim 1, characterized in that in a fourth embodiment, it comprises a recess (22) for beverage cans (2), whereby the seal (30) comprises an elliptical configuration, over which a "L" lever (31) is fixed through the pin (32) keeping the vertical region free and the opposite horizontal end, enclosing in a rod ( 33) having the tip (33 ') attached to the lid (4) which is provided with a recess (34) of the lever shape (31) and the seal (30) for accommodating them when the package is opened with an upward motion. 180-degree arc by deforming the still-attached tip 33 ', thereby keeping the seal (30) and lever (31) attached to the package, preventing it from being randomly thrown into inappropriate locations. A constructional arrangement made of lacquered beverages packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that in a fifth embodiment, the packaging is provided with a seal (40) for beverage cans and other products (2 '), of square cross-section, wherein the seal (40) comprises a rectangular configuration over which a lever (401), also rectangular, is retained by means of the pin (401), maintaining a swinging projection (403), provided in the center of a curvature forming the tooth (404) which when pressed enters the edge between the front side of the seal (40) and the sealed opening (408), and at the opposite end is provided a vertical wall (405) with the sides extended forming a shaft running under the horizontal channel (406) formed on the recess sides (407) of the cap (4 ') for sliding the seal (40) together with the lever (401), thereby holding them in the package; optionally the package will be provided with a square cross-sectional beverage can (40 '), 40', and the seal (40 ') comprises a rectangular configuration over which it is fixed by the pin (402) '), a lever (401'), square, on the inner side of the seal (40 '), maintaining an overhanging protrusion (403') provided at the center of a curvature forming the tooth (404 ') which when pressed enters at the edge between the back side of the seal 40 'and the opening 408 sealed therein, and at the opposite end there is provided a vertical wall 405' with the extended sides forming an axis running under the horizontal rail-shaped channel 406 formed in the recess (407) of the lid (4 ') and a center pin (409) of the rail-shaped seal slip movement limiter (40') together with the driven lever (401 '), thereby holding them in place. packaging, preventing it from being released at random in inappropriate places; optionally still the square lever 401 'will be provided in the center of a smooth curvature 4011' maintaining a cantilever overhang 4012 'with an axle support base for sectioning the lid which will run in a rail and cover (4 ') will be provided at the front edge of an opening (41'). 7.- CONSTRUCTIVE LAYOUT PACKAGING CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT according to claim 1, characterized in that in a sixth embodiment, it comprises two seals (60; 60 ') for beverage cans (2), the seals being (60; 60 ') comprise geometric configurations from an ellipse, forming a peripheral curved region (601; 601') and a central curved region (602; 602 '), of the same thickness, and at opposite sides of the regions central curves (602; 602 ') are independently coupled, the levers (61; 61') the lever (61) having concave curved region (611) and the lever (61 ') having convex curved region (611 ') and both are fixed to the raised center (62) of the lid (4) by means of the pin (63), allowing independent movement of the seals (60; 60') over the openings (64) which will allow the creation of a wall. inside can (2); optionally the levers (61; 61 ') will be provided with vertical curves and fixed near one of the opposite side edges of the central curved regions (602; 602') of the seals (60; 60 '); optionally further the levers (61; 61 ') will be provided with medium thickness vertical curves or in a third option, the levers (61; 6) will be provided with wide thickness vertical curves. CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCED IN BEVERAGE PACKAGING according to Claim 1, characterized in that in a seventh embodiment, the package is provided with a beverage can (2) seal (70) comprising a configuration. The lower portion (711) of the lever (71) which also has the protruding front portion (712) provided with the end of the lower face has teeth (713) which when pressed enters the edge between the side. front of the seal (70) and the opening (72) provided in the lid (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said lever (71) is further provided in the rear region of a hole in which a pin (73) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), which allows the rotation of the lever (71); finally a handle region (714) is provided positioned over the recess (74) of the lid (4) which is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thus keeping the seal (70) and the lever (71) attached to the package. . Constructional arrangement for the packaging of beverages according to Claim 1, characterized in that in an eighth embodiment the package is provided with a beverage can seal (80) comprising a configuration. The lower portion (811) of the lever (81) which also has the protruding front portion (812) provided at the end of the lower face with teeth (813) which is secured by means of the securing pin (82). together with the tooth (814) provided in the bending of the rear portion (815), when pressed they enter the edge of the seal (80) and the opening (83) provided in the lid (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said lever (81) is further provided in the rear region of a hole in which a pivot pin (85) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), allowing the rotation of the lever (81); finally a handle region (816) is provided positioned over the circular recess (84) the lid (4) which is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thereby keeping the seal (80) and the lever (81) attached to the package; optionally the lever (81) will be provided with a semicircular handle region (817); in a second option the lever (81) will be provided with a straight handle region (818); in a third option the lever (81) will be provided with a straight handle region (818) and the recess (86) will be shaped like a half moon extending to the edge of the lid (4); optionally still the lever (81) will be fixed directly to the seal (80) without fixing pin and the recess (86 ') will be in a half moon shape away from the edge of the lid (4).  Construction of a beer bottle package according to Claim 1, characterized in that in a ninth embodiment the package is provided with a beverage can seal (90) comprising a configuration. The front portion (911) of the lever (91) which still has a tooth (913) and a handle (912) with a back tooth (913) is fixed to the front pin (911). ') that when pressed allow the gas to escape and the tooth (913) enters the edge of the seal (90) and the opening (93) provided in the lid (4), sealed by it, facilitating its opening; said lever (91) is further provided in the central region with a hole in which a pivot pin (95) is coupled which is also fixed in a hole provided in the cover (4), allowing the rotation of the lever (91); finally, under the handle region (912), the moon-shaped recess (94) of the lid (4) is fixed over the rim of the can (2), thus maintaining the seal (90) and the lever (91). ) attached to the packaging. CONSTRUCTIVE PROVISION INTRODUCED IN LACRE FOR BEVERAGE PACKAGING according to claim 1, characterized in that in a tenth construction variant, the package comprises a seal (100) for beverage cans (2), wherein: the seal (100) comprises a geometric configuration from an ellipse, forming a front convex region (1001) and a posterior concave region (1002) of the same thickness, with an extension (1003) being provided at the inner central end where At its end there is provided a pivot pin (1004), which passes through the hole provided in the cover (4) as well as a rivet. In the front region the seal (100) is provided with a tear (1005) forming a socket (1006) as a "rail" and which will run on it and on the upper face there is provided a circular handle region (1007) provided on the front end of. a tooth (1008) which when pressed enters the edge of the opening (1009) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2); optionally the handle region will be formed by a curved edge (1006 '). 12. The constructive arrangement introduced for the packaging of beverages in accordance with claim 1, wherein in a eleventh embodiment, the package comprises a curved seal (110) for beverage cans (2). a curved seal (110) is provided at the bottom of a sealing blade (1101) and about this half-width width is provided at the end by a handle region (1102) provided at the front end of a wall with a shoulder end (1103) which runs over a rail-like channel (1104) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2) after the sealing blade (1101) has broken free of opening (1105) provided also in lid (4); optionally the curved seal (110) will be provided in the handle region (1102) beyond the wall with a circular shoulder (1103) at the end of teeth (1106) which when pressed enter the edge of the opening (1105) provided in the cover (4). ) for breaking the seal (110), the handle region is still provided with projections (1107) for identification thereof, as well as more curved sides (1108); optionally further, at the inner end of the sealing blade (1101) of the seal (110), a rod (1109) provided at the other end of a ring is secured to the cap (4) by a pivot pin (1109 ') .  13.- CONSTRUCTIVE LAYER-BUILT CONSTRUCTIVE ARRANGEMENT according to claim 1, characterized in that in a twelfth embodiment, the package comprises a curved seal (120) for beverage cans (2), wherein the a curved seal (120) is provided at the bottom of a sealing blade (1201) and about it, approximately half the width, is provided at the front end, a handle region (1202) provided at the front end with a sliding shoulder. over a channel (1203) provided in the lid (4) which is hermetically sealed at the edge of the beverage can (2), after breaking the sealing blade (1201) leaving the opening (1204) provided also in the lid (4) free. , which is also provided with peripheral "1205" and central (1205 ') flaps lying flat, holding a channel (1206) between them, through which the sealing blade (1201) is coupled and running over the flap 1205 runs the handle region 1202, maintaining a circular ring (1207) in the center of the lid (4); optionally the curved sealing cap (120) for beverage cans (2) will be provided at the bottom of the sealing blade (1201) with an inverted "T" shoulder (1208) running over a channel (1209) provided in lid (4), which is also provided with a circular channel (1210) peripheral; furthermore, it is provided in the handle region 1202 of teeth (1211) that when pressed enter the edge of the opening (1204) provided in the cap (4) for the breakage of the seal (120); in a second option the curved beverage can (120) seal (2) will be provided on the sides of the sealing blade (1201) with "L" lugs (1208 ') running over a channel (1209') provided on the lid (4); still in a third option the curved sealing cup 120 for beverage cans 2 will be provided at the bottom of the sealing blade 1201 'attached at the rear to the handle region 1202' which extend to the rear edge of the sealing blade 1201 ', forming a single body, which will form a slot (1212) that will fit into the peripheral flap (1205) provided in the cover (4) which will be further provided with a channel in inverted "T" shape (1209 ") and the raised flat central region and in a fourth option the curved sealing cap (120) for beverage cans (2) will be provided at the bottom of the sealing blade (1201" ) attached at the center to the handle region (1202 "), forming a single body, and in the center of the rear edge will depart a rod (1213) provided at the other end of a ring (1214) into which the pivot pin will fit. 1215) which will also pass through the hole (1216) provided in the center of the cap (4), the front edge of the handle region (1202 ") provides teeth (1217) which when pressed into the opening (1218) provided in cap (4) for breaking the seal (120). Constructed arrangement of a lacquered beverage packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that in a thirteenth embodiment the package comprises a recess (22) for beverage cans (2) provided with a recess (22). wherein the seal (130) comprises an elliptical configuration with a tip (1300) attached to the lid (4), over said seal (130) a "L" lever (131) is fixed via pin (132). ) keeping the vertical region free and the opposite horizontal end enclosing in an extension (133) over the tip (1300) that is fixed to the lid (4) and allows its 180 degree arc movement through its deformation thus maintaining the seal (130) and lever (131) secured to the package, preventing it from being randomly thrown into inappropriate locations; optionally the lid (4) will be provided with a recess (134) for accommodating the seal (130) and the lever (131) when the package is opened with a 180 degree arc movement through the deformation of the tip (1300), maintaining thus seal 130 and lever 131 secured to the package. 15. A beer bottle packaging arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that in a fourteenth embodiment the package comprises an elliptical configuration (140) for beverage cans (2); over which is secured by pin 142 the lowered portion 1411 of lever 141 which further has the rear portion 1412 positioned over recess 144 provided in the lid 4 and provided with the central tooth curvature (1413) which when pressed enters the edge between the rear side of the seal (140) and the opening (143) provided also in the sealed cap (4), facilitating its rupture; said lever (141) is further provided in the front region with a tip (1414) which is secured between the lid (4) and the rim of the can (2), allowing the lever (141) to move 180 degrees through its deformation thereby keeping it and the seal (130) attached to the package; optionally the beverage can (2) will be provided with a recess (145) for accommodating the seal (140) and the lever (141) when the package is opened with a 180 degree arc movement through the deformation of the tip (1414). , which holds the seal (140) and the lever (141) attached to the package. A constructive arrangement introduced in a beverage packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that in a fifteenth embodiment the package is provided with a seal (150) for beverage cans (2 ') or any other products. square cross-section, wherein the seal (150) comprises a rectangular configuration and has the inner side (1501) fixed to the inner edge of the opening (155) of the lid (4 '); On the seal (150) is fixed through the pin (152) a lever (151), also rectangular, maintaining a swinging front projection (153), which is formed by a curvature that forms the tooth (154) which when pressed enters the edge between the front side of the seal (150) and the opening (155) sealed by it, and the opposite end another projection (153 ') is provided; Said lid (4 ') is further provided with a recess (42') for accommodating the seal (150) together with the lever (151), thereby holding them to the package.