EP3023027A1 - Composite cosmetic container - Google Patents
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- EP3023027A1 EP3023027A1 EP14193889.4A EP14193889A EP3023027A1 EP 3023027 A1 EP3023027 A1 EP 3023027A1 EP 14193889 A EP14193889 A EP 14193889A EP 3023027 A1 EP3023027 A1 EP 3023027A1
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- 239000002131 composite material Substances 0.000 title claims abstract description 35
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
- A45D40/06—Casings wherein movement of the lipstick or like solid is a screwing movement
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
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- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- the present invention relates to a container, and more particularly to a composite cosmetic container that is capable of containing multiple cosmetic products and is easy to operate.
- a conventional cosmetic container has a first rotating tube, a second rotating tube, a seat and a vessel.
- the first rotating tube has an inner surface and two longitudinal grooves formed in the inner surface of the first rotating tube.
- the second rotating tube is rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube.
- the second rotating tube has an outer surface and two guide chutes formed through the outer surface of the second rotating tube.
- the seat has a body and two protrusions.
- the protrusions are mounted on an outer surface of the body.
- the protrusions are inserted into the longitudinal grooves and the guide chutes respectively.
- the vessel is mounted on the body.
- the vessel has a chamber and an outlet.
- the chamber is formed in the vessel to contain a cosmetic product.
- the outlet is formed in the vessel and is in communication with the chamber.
- the Users can rotate the first rotating tube, and then the first rotating tube is rotated with the second rotating tube.
- the protrusions of the seat are moved along the longitudinal grooves of the first rotating tube and the guide chutes of the second rotating tube, and then the seat drives the vessel to move upward or downward.
- the vessel moves upward, the outlet of the vessel extends out, and the cosmetic product in the body can be dispensed easily.
- the relative rotation between the first rotating tube and the second rotating tube can only drive a single vessel to move upward or downward, and the vessel only contains one cosmetic product. Therefore, the cosmetic container is not versatile in use.
- the present invention tends to provide a composite cosmetic container to mitigate or obviate the aforementioned problems.
- the main objective of the invention is to provide a composite cosmetic container that is capable of containing multiple cosmetic products.
- the composite cosmetic container according to the invention has a first sleeve, a driving assembly, multiple vessels and a second sleeve.
- the driving assembly is mounted in the first sleeve and has a first rotating tube, multiple seats and a second rotating tube.
- the first rotating tube is coactively mounted in the first sleeve and has an outer surface, an inner surface, an annular flange and multiple chutes.
- the annular flange is formed around the outer surface of the first rotating tube.
- the chutes are formed through the outer surface of the first rotating tube.
- the seats are moveably mounted in the first rotating tube.
- Each seat has an outer surface, a connecting surface, a guide element, a longitudinal track and multiple protrusions. The outer surface of the seat faces the inner surface of the first rotating tube.
- the connecting surface faces the connecting surface of another seat.
- the guide element is formed on the outer surface of the seat and protrudes into a corresponding one of the chutes of the first rotating tube.
- the longitudinal track is mounted on the connecting surface of the seat.
- the protrusions are formed on the connecting surface of the seat and protrude into the longitudinal track of another seat.
- the second rotating tube is rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube.
- the second rotating tube has an inner surface, an annular groove, multiple longitudinal grooves and a plate.
- the annular groove is formed in the inner surface and connected to the annular flange of the first rotating tube.
- the longitudinal grooves are formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube and the guide elements of the seats respectively protrude into the longitudinal grooves.
- the plate is integrally formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube and is located above the longitudinal grooves.
- the vessels are respectively mounted in the seats of the driving assembly, and each vessel has a body, a chamber, a pressing head and a cap.
- the body is mounted in a corresponding one of the seats of the driving assembly.
- the pressing head is mounted on the body.
- the cap is mounted on the pressing head and has an outlet, and the cap is located above the plate.
- the second sleeve is coactively mounted on the second rotating tube of the driving assembly.
- the composite cosmetic container has multiple vessels to contain multiple cosmetic products. Therefore, multiple cosmetic products contained in the composite cosmetic container are available as increased options for the user to select for use.
- the first sleeve and the first rotating tube are rotated by the user to control the vessels to selectively move upward and selectively protrude out of the second sleeve.
- the first sleeve and the first rotating tube are rotated by the user to control the vessels to selectively move downward, and the outlets of the vessels are selectively retracted in the second sleeve. So the composite cosmetic container provides easy control of the vessels to selectively move upward and downward by the relative rotation between the first sleeve and the second sleeve.
- a composite cosmetic container in accordance with the present invention comprises a first sleeve 10, a driving assembly 1, multiple vessels 50 and a second sleeve 60.
- the first sleeve 10 has a space and an opening.
- the space is formed in the first sleeve 10.
- the opening is formed in a top of the first sleeve 10 and is in communication with the space.
- the driving assembly 1 is mounted in the first sleeve 10 and has a first rotating tube 20, multiple seats and a second rotating tube 40.
- the first rotating tube 20 is coactively mounted in the first sleeve 10 and is located in the space of the first sleeve 10.
- the first rotating tube 20 has an outer surface, an inner surface, an annular flange 21 and multiple chutes.
- the annular flange 21 is formed around the outer surface of the first rotating tube 20.
- the chutes are formed through the outer surface of the first rotating tube 20.
- the seats are moveably mounted in the first rotating tube 20, and each seat has an outer surface, a connecting surface, a guide element 31, a longitudinal track 32 and multiple protrusions 33.
- the outer surface of the seat faces the inner surface of the first rotating tube 20.
- the connecting surface of the seat faces the connecting surface of another seat.
- the guide element 31 is formed on the outer surface of the seat and protrudes into a corresponding one of the chutes of the first rotating tube 20.
- the longitudinal track 32 is mounted on the connecting surface of the seat.
- the protrusions 33 are formed on the connecting surface of the seat and protrude into the longitudinal track 32 of another seat.
- the second rotating tube 40 is rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube 20, and has an inner surface, an annular groove 41, multiple longitudinal grooves 42 and a plate 43.
- the annular groove 41 is formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube 40 and is connected to the annular flange 21 of the first rotating tube 20.
- the longitudinal grooves 42 are formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube 40, and the guide elements 31 of the seats respectively protrude into the longitudinal grooves 42.
- the plate 43 is integrally formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube 40 and is located above the longitudinal grooves 42.
- each seat has a chamber and a top hole.
- the chamber is formed in the seat.
- the top hole is formed in a top of the seat and is in communication with the chamber.
- the second rotating tube 40 has multiple through holes 45 formed through the plate 43, and the through holes 45 face the top holes of the seats respectively.
- the vessels 50 are respectively mounted in the seats of the driving assembly 1.
- the vessels 50 are inserted through the through holes 45 of the second rotating tube 40 respectively and are inserted into the chambers of the seats.
- Each vessel 50 has a body 51, a chamber 54, a pressing head 52 and a cap 53.
- the body 51 is mounted in a corresponding one of the seats of the driving assembly 1.
- the chamber 54 is formed in the body 51.
- the pressing head 52 is mounted on the body 51.
- the cap 53 is mounted on the pressing head 52 and has an outlet 55, and the cap 53 is located above the plate 43.
- the vessels 50 can be vacuum vessels or press-type vessels. Furthermore, an outer diameter of the body 51 is smaller than a diameter of the through hole 45.
- the second sleeve 60 is coactively mounted on the second rotating tube 40 of the driving assembly 1.
- the multiple chutes of the first rotating tube 20 include a first chute 22 and a second chute 22a.
- the first chute 22 has a slanting section 24, a first transverse section 25, a second transverse section 26 and a first passage 27.
- the slanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end.
- the first transverse section 25 is connected to the top end of the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22.
- the second transverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22 and has a distal end.
- the first passage 27 is connected to the distal end of the second transverse section 26 of the first chute 22 and longitudinally extends to a top end of the first rotating tube 20.
- the second chute 22a has a slanting section 24, a first transverse section 25, a second transverse section 26 and a second passage 28.
- the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a has a top end and a bottom end.
- the first transverse section 25 of the second chute 22a is connected to the top end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a and has a distal end.
- the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a is connected to the bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a.
- the second passage 28 is connected to the distal end of the first transverse section 25 of the second chute 22a and longitudinally extends to a top end of the first rotating tube 20, and is located at a position diametrically opposite to the first passage 27 of the first chute 22.
- the multiple seats of the driving assembly 1 include a first seat 30 and a second seat 30a.
- the first seat 30 has the guide element 31 as described, and the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 protrudes through the first chute22.
- the second seat 30a has the guide element 31 as described, and the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a protrudes through the second chute 22a.
- the first rotating tube 20 has multiple first grooves 23 formed in the outer surface of the first rotating tube 20.
- the first sleeve 10 has multiple first ribs 11.
- the first ribs 11 are formed in an inner surface of the first sleeve 10 and respectively protrude into the first grooves 23 of the first rotating tube 20.
- the second rotating tube 40 has multiple second grooves 44 formed in an outer surface of the second rotating tube 40.
- the second sleeve 60 has multiple second ribs 61.
- the second ribs 61 are formed in an inner surface of the second sleeve 60 and respectively protrude into the second grooves 44 of the second rotating tube 40.
- the first sleeve 10 and the second sleeve 60 are hollow cylinders.
- the first rotating tube 20 has a first chute 22 and a second chute 22a.
- the first chute 22 has a slanting section 24, a first transverse section 25, a second transverse section 26 and a first passage 27.
- the slanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end.
- the first transverse section 25 is connected to the top end of the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22.
- the second transverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22.
- the first passage 27 is connected to the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22 and longitudinally extends to a top end of the first rotating tube 20.
- the second chute 22a has a slanting section 24, a first transverse section 25, a second transverse section 26 and the second passage 28.
- the slanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end.
- the first transverse section 25 is connected to the top end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a.
- the second transverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a.
- the second passage 28 is connected to the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a and longitudinally extends to a top end of the first rotating tube 20, and is diametrically opposite to the first passage 27 of the first chute 22.
- the first sleeve 10 and the second sleeve 60 are hollow rectangular prisms.
- the caps 53 of the vessels 50 are retracted and hidden in the second rotating tube 40, and the outlets 55 of the caps 53 are retracted and hidden in the second rotating tube 40.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 is located in the second transverse section 26 of the first chute 22.
- the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a is located in the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a.
- the first sleeve 10 is rotated in a clockwise rotation to drive the first rotating tube 20 to rotate.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 moves from the second transverse section 26 of the first chute 22 to the first transverse section 25 of the first chute 22.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 moves upward along a corresponding one of the longitudinal grooves 42 of the second rotating tube 40.
- the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a moves to the distal end of the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a simultaneously.
- the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a remains moving in the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a. Therefore, the second seat 30a does not move upward or downward.
- the outlet 55 of one of the vessels 50 mounted in the first seat 30 is exposed out of the second sleeve 60.
- the outlet 55 of the vessel 50 mounted in the second seat 30a is hidden in the second sleeve 60.
- the first sleeve 10 is rotated in an anticlockwise rotation.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 moves from the first transverse section 25 of the first chute 22 to the slanting section 24 of the first chute 22, and the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 moves downward along a corresponding one of the longitudinal grooves 42 of the second rotating tube 40.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 keeps on moving to the second transverse section 26 of the first chute 22.
- the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a moves from the distal end of the second transverse section 26 of the second chute 22a to a bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a.
- the caps 53 of the vessels 50 mounted in the first seat 30 and the second seat 30a are retracted into the second rotating tube 40.
- the guide element 31 of the first seat 30 moves to the distal end of the second transverse section 26 of the first chute 22.
- the guide element 31 of the second seat 30a moves from the bottom end of the slanting section 24 of the second chute 22a to the first transverse section 25 of the second chute 22a, and the second seat 30a moves upward along a corresponding one of the longitudinal grooves 42 of the second rotating tube 40. Therefore, the outlet 55 of the vessel 50 mounted in the second seat 30a is exposed out of the second sleeve 60.
- the outlet 55 of the vessel 50 mounted in the first seat 30 is hidden in the second sleeve 60.
- the composite cosmetic container has multiple vessels 50 to contain multiple cosmetic products, such as lotions or perfumes. Users can rotate the first sleeve 10 to select one of the vessels 50 to move upward for conveniently dispensing the cosmetic product contained in the selected vessel 50.
- the outer diameter of the body 51 is smaller than the diameter of the through hole 45. Therefore, the vessels 50 are easy to be changed for replacement.
- the composite cosmetic container has multiple vessels 50 to contain multiple cosmetic products, so the options of the cosmetic products stored therein are increased. Besides, the composite cosmetic container facilitates easy control of the vessels 50 to selectively move upward or downward by the relative rotation between the first sleeve 10 and the second sleeve 60.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a container, and more particularly to a composite cosmetic container that is capable of containing multiple cosmetic products and is easy to operate.
- A conventional cosmetic container has a first rotating tube, a second rotating tube, a seat and a vessel. The first rotating tube has an inner surface and two longitudinal grooves formed in the inner surface of the first rotating tube. The second rotating tube is rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube. The second rotating tube has an outer surface and two guide chutes formed through the outer surface of the second rotating tube. The seat has a body and two protrusions. The protrusions are mounted on an outer surface of the body. The protrusions are inserted into the longitudinal grooves and the guide chutes respectively. The vessel is mounted on the body. The vessel has a chamber and an outlet. The chamber is formed in the vessel to contain a cosmetic product. The outlet is formed in the vessel and is in communication with the chamber.
- Users can rotate the first rotating tube, and then the first rotating tube is rotated with the second rotating tube. The protrusions of the seat are moved along the longitudinal grooves of the first rotating tube and the guide chutes of the second rotating tube, and then the seat drives the vessel to move upward or downward. When the vessel moves upward, the outlet of the vessel extends out, and the cosmetic product in the body can be dispensed easily.
- The relative rotation between the first rotating tube and the second rotating tube can only drive a single vessel to move upward or downward, and the vessel only contains one cosmetic product. Therefore, the cosmetic container is not versatile in use.
- To overcome the shortcomings, the present invention tends to provide a composite cosmetic container to mitigate or obviate the aforementioned problems.
- The main objective of the invention is to provide a composite cosmetic container that is capable of containing multiple cosmetic products.
- The composite cosmetic container according to the invention has a first sleeve, a driving assembly, multiple vessels and a second sleeve. The driving assembly is mounted in the first sleeve and has a first rotating tube, multiple seats and a second rotating tube. The first rotating tube is coactively mounted in the first sleeve and has an outer surface, an inner surface, an annular flange and multiple chutes. The annular flange is formed around the outer surface of the first rotating tube. The chutes are formed through the outer surface of the first rotating tube. The seats are moveably mounted in the first rotating tube. Each seat has an outer surface, a connecting surface, a guide element, a longitudinal track and multiple protrusions. The outer surface of the seat faces the inner surface of the first rotating tube. The connecting surface faces the connecting surface of another seat. The guide element is formed on the outer surface of the seat and protrudes into a corresponding one of the chutes of the first rotating tube. The longitudinal track is mounted on the connecting surface of the seat. The protrusions are formed on the connecting surface of the seat and protrude into the longitudinal track of another seat. The second rotating tube is rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube. The second rotating tube has an inner surface, an annular groove, multiple longitudinal grooves and a plate. The annular groove is formed in the inner surface and connected to the annular flange of the first rotating tube. The longitudinal grooves are formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube and the guide elements of the seats respectively protrude into the longitudinal grooves. The plate is integrally formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube and is located above the longitudinal grooves.
- The vessels are respectively mounted in the seats of the driving assembly, and each vessel has a body, a chamber, a pressing head and a cap. The body is mounted in a corresponding one of the seats of the driving assembly. The pressing head is mounted on the body. The cap is mounted on the pressing head and has an outlet, and the cap is located above the plate.
- The second sleeve is coactively mounted on the second rotating tube of the driving assembly.
- The composite cosmetic container has multiple vessels to contain multiple cosmetic products. Therefore, multiple cosmetic products contained in the composite cosmetic container are available as increased options for the user to select for use. Besides, the first sleeve and the first rotating tube are rotated by the user to control the vessels to selectively move upward and selectively protrude out of the second sleeve. Thus, it is convenient to dispense the cosmetic products from the composite cosmetic container. Furthermore, the first sleeve and the first rotating tube are rotated by the user to control the vessels to selectively move downward, and the outlets of the vessels are selectively retracted in the second sleeve. So the composite cosmetic container provides easy control of the vessels to selectively move upward and downward by the relative rotation between the first sleeve and the second sleeve.
- Other objects, advantages and novel features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- The invention will be elucidated on the basis of an exemplary embodiment shown in the attached drawings, in which:
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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a composite cosmetic container in accordance with the present invention; -
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 3 is a front view of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 4 is a side view in partial section of the composite cosmetic container along line 4-4 inFig. 3 ; -
Fig. 5 is an enlarged top view in partial section of the composite cosmetic container along line 5-5 inFig. 4 ; -
Fig. 6 is a side view of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 7 is a side view in partial section of the composite cosmetic container along line 7-7 inFig. 6 ; -
Fig. 8 is a front side view in partial section of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 showing a first seat moved upward; -
Fig. 9 is a side view in partial section of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 showing a second seat moved downward; -
Fig. 10 is a perspective view of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 1 showing the vessels retracted in a second rotating tube; -
Fig. 11 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a composite cosmetic container in accordance with the present invention; and -
Fig. 12 is an exploded perspective view of the composite cosmetic container inFig. 11 . - With reference to
Figs. 1 ,2 ,11 and12 , a composite cosmetic container in accordance with the present invention comprises afirst sleeve 10, a drivingassembly 1,multiple vessels 50 and asecond sleeve 60. - The
first sleeve 10 has a space and an opening. The space is formed in thefirst sleeve 10. The opening is formed in a top of thefirst sleeve 10 and is in communication with the space. - The driving
assembly 1 is mounted in thefirst sleeve 10 and has a firstrotating tube 20, multiple seats and a secondrotating tube 40. The firstrotating tube 20 is coactively mounted in thefirst sleeve 10 and is located in the space of thefirst sleeve 10. The firstrotating tube 20 has an outer surface, an inner surface, anannular flange 21 and multiple chutes. Theannular flange 21 is formed around the outer surface of the firstrotating tube 20. The chutes are formed through the outer surface of the firstrotating tube 20. - The seats are moveably mounted in the first
rotating tube 20, and each seat has an outer surface, a connecting surface, aguide element 31, alongitudinal track 32 andmultiple protrusions 33. The outer surface of the seat faces the inner surface of the firstrotating tube 20. The connecting surface of the seat faces the connecting surface of another seat. Theguide element 31 is formed on the outer surface of the seat and protrudes into a corresponding one of the chutes of the firstrotating tube 20. Thelongitudinal track 32 is mounted on the connecting surface of the seat. Theprotrusions 33 are formed on the connecting surface of the seat and protrude into thelongitudinal track 32 of another seat. The secondrotating tube 40 is rotatably mounted around the firstrotating tube 20, and has an inner surface, anannular groove 41, multiplelongitudinal grooves 42 and aplate 43. Theannular groove 41 is formed in the inner surface of the secondrotating tube 40 and is connected to theannular flange 21 of the firstrotating tube 20. Thelongitudinal grooves 42 are formed in the inner surface of the secondrotating tube 40, and theguide elements 31 of the seats respectively protrude into thelongitudinal grooves 42. Theplate 43 is integrally formed in the inner surface of the secondrotating tube 40 and is located above thelongitudinal grooves 42. With reference toFig. 2 , each seat has a chamber and a top hole. The chamber is formed in the seat. The top hole is formed in a top of the seat and is in communication with the chamber. The secondrotating tube 40 has multiple throughholes 45 formed through theplate 43, and the throughholes 45 face the top holes of the seats respectively. - With reference to
Figs. 2 and4 , thevessels 50 are respectively mounted in the seats of the drivingassembly 1. Thevessels 50 are inserted through the throughholes 45 of the secondrotating tube 40 respectively and are inserted into the chambers of the seats. Eachvessel 50 has abody 51, a chamber 54, apressing head 52 and acap 53. With reference toFig. 5 , thebody 51 is mounted in a corresponding one of the seats of the drivingassembly 1. The chamber 54 is formed in thebody 51. With reference toFig. 4 , thepressing head 52 is mounted on thebody 51. Thecap 53 is mounted on thepressing head 52 and has anoutlet 55, and thecap 53 is located above theplate 43. Thevessels 50 can be vacuum vessels or press-type vessels. Furthermore, an outer diameter of thebody 51 is smaller than a diameter of the throughhole 45. - The
second sleeve 60 is coactively mounted on the secondrotating tube 40 of the drivingassembly 1. - With reference to
Fig. 2 , the multiple chutes of the firstrotating tube 20 include afirst chute 22 and asecond chute 22a. Thefirst chute 22 has aslanting section 24, a firsttransverse section 25, a secondtransverse section 26 and afirst passage 27. Theslanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end. The firsttransverse section 25 is connected to the top end of theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22. The secondtransverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22 and has a distal end. Thefirst passage 27 is connected to the distal end of the secondtransverse section 26 of thefirst chute 22 and longitudinally extends to a top end of the firstrotating tube 20. Thesecond chute 22a has aslanting section 24, a firsttransverse section 25, a secondtransverse section 26 and asecond passage 28. Theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a has a top end and a bottom end. The firsttransverse section 25 of thesecond chute 22a is connected to the top end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a and has a distal end. The secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a is connected to the bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a. Thesecond passage 28 is connected to the distal end of the firsttransverse section 25 of thesecond chute 22a and longitudinally extends to a top end of the firstrotating tube 20, and is located at a position diametrically opposite to thefirst passage 27 of the first chute 22.The multiple seats of the drivingassembly 1 include afirst seat 30 and asecond seat 30a. Thefirst seat 30 has theguide element 31 as described, and theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 protrudes through the first chute22. Thesecond seat 30a has theguide element 31 as described, and theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a protrudes through thesecond chute 22a. - With reference to
Figs. 1 ,2 and5 , the firstrotating tube 20 has multiplefirst grooves 23 formed in the outer surface of the firstrotating tube 20. Thefirst sleeve 10 has multiplefirst ribs 11. Thefirst ribs 11 are formed in an inner surface of thefirst sleeve 10 and respectively protrude into thefirst grooves 23 of the firstrotating tube 20. With reference toFig. 2 , the secondrotating tube 40 has multiplesecond grooves 44 formed in an outer surface of the second rotating tube 40.Thesecond sleeve 60 has multiplesecond ribs 61. Thesecond ribs 61 are formed in an inner surface of thesecond sleeve 60 and respectively protrude into thesecond grooves 44 of the secondrotating tube 40. Furthermore, thefirst sleeve 10 and thesecond sleeve 60 are hollow cylinders. - With reference to
Figs. 11 and12 , in the second embodiment, the firstrotating tube 20 has afirst chute 22 and asecond chute 22a. Thefirst chute 22 has aslanting section 24, a firsttransverse section 25, a secondtransverse section 26 and afirst passage 27. Theslanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end. The firsttransverse section 25 is connected to the top end of theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22. The secondtransverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22. Thefirst passage 27 is connected to theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22 and longitudinally extends to a top end of the firstrotating tube 20. Thesecond chute 22a has aslanting section 24, a firsttransverse section 25, a secondtransverse section 26 and thesecond passage 28. Theslanting section 24 has a top end and a bottom end. The firsttransverse section 25 is connected to the top end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a. The secondtransverse section 26 is connected to the bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a. Thesecond passage 28 is connected to the secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a and longitudinally extends to a top end of the firstrotating tube 20, and is diametrically opposite to thefirst passage 27 of thefirst chute 22. In addition, thefirst sleeve 10 and thesecond sleeve 60 are hollow rectangular prisms. - With reference to
Fig. 10 , when multiple cosmetic products respectively stored in thevessels 50 are not yet dispensed, thecaps 53 of thevessels 50 are retracted and hidden in the secondrotating tube 40, and theoutlets 55 of thecaps 53 are retracted and hidden in the secondrotating tube 40. Moreover, theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 is located in the secondtransverse section 26 of thefirst chute 22. Theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a is located in the secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a. - With reference to
Figs. 2 to 4 , thefirst sleeve 10 is rotated in a clockwise rotation to drive the firstrotating tube 20 to rotate. With reference toFig. 8 , theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 moves from the secondtransverse section 26 of thefirst chute 22 to the firsttransverse section 25 of thefirst chute 22. In the meanwhile, theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 moves upward along a corresponding one of thelongitudinal grooves 42 of the secondrotating tube 40. With reference toFig. 9 , theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a moves to the distal end of the secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a simultaneously. During the upward movement of thefirst seat 30, theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a remains moving in the secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a. Therefore, thesecond seat 30a does not move upward or downward. With reference toFigs. 4 and7 , theoutlet 55 of one of thevessels 50 mounted in thefirst seat 30 is exposed out of thesecond sleeve 60. Theoutlet 55 of thevessel 50 mounted in thesecond seat 30a is hidden in thesecond sleeve 60. - Furthermore, the
first sleeve 10 is rotated in an anticlockwise rotation. Theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 moves from the firsttransverse section 25 of thefirst chute 22 to theslanting section 24 of thefirst chute 22, and theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 moves downward along a corresponding one of thelongitudinal grooves 42 of the secondrotating tube 40. Theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 keeps on moving to the secondtransverse section 26 of thefirst chute 22. At the same time, theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a moves from the distal end of the secondtransverse section 26 of thesecond chute 22a to a bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a. Thecaps 53 of thevessels 50 mounted in thefirst seat 30 and thesecond seat 30a are retracted into the secondrotating tube 40. As thefirst sleeve 10 keeps rotating in the anticlockwise rotation, theguide element 31 of thefirst seat 30 moves to the distal end of the secondtransverse section 26 of thefirst chute 22. In the meanwhile, theguide element 31 of thesecond seat 30a moves from the bottom end of theslanting section 24 of thesecond chute 22a to the firsttransverse section 25 of thesecond chute 22a, and thesecond seat 30a moves upward along a corresponding one of thelongitudinal grooves 42 of the secondrotating tube 40. Therefore, theoutlet 55 of thevessel 50 mounted in thesecond seat 30a is exposed out of thesecond sleeve 60. Theoutlet 55 of thevessel 50 mounted in thefirst seat 30 is hidden in thesecond sleeve 60. - The composite cosmetic container has
multiple vessels 50 to contain multiple cosmetic products, such as lotions or perfumes. Users can rotate thefirst sleeve 10 to select one of thevessels 50 to move upward for conveniently dispensing the cosmetic product contained in the selectedvessel 50. In addition, the outer diameter of thebody 51 is smaller than the diameter of the throughhole 45. Therefore, thevessels 50 are easy to be changed for replacement. - Accordingly, the composite cosmetic container has
multiple vessels 50 to contain multiple cosmetic products, so the options of the cosmetic products stored therein are increased. Besides, the composite cosmetic container facilitates easy control of thevessels 50 to selectively move upward or downward by the relative rotation between thefirst sleeve 10 and thesecond sleeve 60. - Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
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- A composite cosmetic container, characterized in that the composite cosmetic container comprises:a first sleeve (10);a driving assembly (1) mounted in the first sleeve (10) and havinga first rotating tube (20) coactively mounted in the first sleeve (10) and havingan outer surface;an inner surface;an annular flange (21) formed around the outer surface of the first rotating tube (20); andmultiple chutes formed through the outer surface of the first rotating tube (20);multiple seats moveably mounted in the first rotating tube (20) and each seat havingan outer surface facing the inner surface of the first rotating tube (20);a connecting surface facing the connecting surface of another seat;a guide element (31) formed on the outer surface of the seat and protruding into a corresponding one of the chutes of the first rotating tube (20);a longitudinal track (32) mounted on the connecting surface of the seat; andmultiple protrusions (33) formed on the connecting surface of the seat and protruding into the longitudinal track (32) of another seat; anda second rotating tube (40) rotatably mounted around the first rotating tube (20) and havingan inner surface;an annular groove (41) formed in the inner surface and connected to the annular flange (21) of the first rotating tube (20);multiple longitudinal grooves (42) formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube (40), and the guide elements (31) of the seats respectively protruding into the longitudinal grooves (42); anda plate (43) integrally formed in the inner surface of the second rotating tube (40) and located above the longitudinal grooves (42);multiple vessels (50) respectively mounted in the seats of the driving assembly (1) and each vessel (50) havinga body (51) mounted in a corresponding one of the seats of the driving assembly (1);a chamber (54) formed in the body (51);a pressing head (52) mounted on the body (51); anda cap (53) mounted on the pressing head (52) and having an outlet (55), and the cap (53) located above the plate (43); anda second sleeve (60) coactively mounted on the second rotating tube (40) of the driving assembly (1).
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in claim 1, whereinthe multiple chutes of the first rotating tube (20) includea first chute (22) havinga slanting section (24) having a top end and a bottom end;a first transverse section (25) connected to the top end of the slanting section (24) of the first chute (22);a second transverse section (26) connected to the bottom end of the slanting section (24) of the first chute (22) and having a distal end; anda first passage (27) connected to the distal end of the second transverse section (26) of the first chute (22) and longitudinally extending to a top end of the first rotating tube (20);a second chute (22a) havinga slanting section (24) having a top end and a bottom end;a first transverse section (25) connected to the top end of the slanting section (24) of the second chute (22a) and having a distal end;a second transverse section (26) connected to the bottom end of the slanting section (24) of the second chute (22a); anda second passage (28) connected to the distal end of the first transverse section (25) of the second chute (22a), longitudinally extending to a top end of the first rotating tube (20), and located at a position diametrically opposite to the first passage (27) of the first chute (22); andthe multiple seats of the driving assembly (1) includea first seat (30) having the guide element (31), and the guide element (31) of the first seat (30) protruding through the first chute (22); anda second seat (30a) having the guide element (31), and the guide element (31) of the second seat (30a) protruding through the second chute (22a).
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in claim 1 or 2, whereinthe first rotating tube (20) hasmultiple first grooves (23) formed in the outer surface of the first rotating tube (20); andthe first sleeve (10) hasmultiple first ribs (11) formed in an inner surface of the first sleeve (10) and respectively protruding into the first grooves (23) of the first rotating tube (20).
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 3, whereinthe second rotating tube (40) hasmultiple second grooves (44) formed in an outer surface of the second rotating tube (40); andthe second sleeve (60) hasmultiple second ribs (61) formed in an inner surface of the second sleeve (60) and respectively protruding into the second grooves (44) of the second rotating tube (40).
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in claim 4, wherein the first sleeve (20) and the second sleeve (60) are hollow cylinders.
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in claim 1, whereinthe multiple chutes of the first rotating tube (20) includea first chute (22) havinga slanting section (24) having a top end and a bottom end;a first transverse section (25) connected to the top end of the slanting section (24) of the first chute (22);a second transverse section (26) connected to the bottom end of the slanting section (24) of the first chute (22); anda first passage (27) connected to the slanting section (24) of the first chute (22) and longitudinally extending to a top end of the first rotating tube (20);a second chute (22a) havinga slanting section (24) having a top end and a bottom end;a first transverse section (25) connected to the top end of the slanting section (24) of the second chute (22a);a second transverse section (26) connected to the bottom end of the slanting section (24) of the second chute (22a); anda second passage (28) connected to the second transverse section (26) of the second chute (22a) and longitudinally extending to a top end of the first rotating tube (20), and the second passage (28) being diametrically opposite to the first passage (27) of the first chute (22); andthe multiple seats of the driving assembly (1) includea first seat (30) having the guide element (31), and the guide element (31) of the first seat (30) protruding out the first chute (22); anda second seat (30a) having the guide element (31), and the guide element (31) of the second seat (30a) protruding out the second chute (22a).
- The composite cosmetic container as claimed in claim 6, wherein the first sleeve (10) and the second sleeve (60) are hollow rectangular prisms.
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