JP2006124011A - Tube container squeezer - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a squeezer for tube containers capable of squeezing contents from two tube containers simultaneously at the same ratio by a simple operation. <P>SOLUTION: The tube container squeezer includes a storing container 4 for storing the two tube containers 50 in parallel, squeezing members 6 including a squeezing aperture for squeezing the barrel of the tube container 50 to be assembled with the tube container 50 through the aperture, and a control lever 8 provided between the two squeezing members 6 for moving the members 6. The storing container 4 has holes for making mouths 52 of the tube containers 50 protrude and has engaging uneven parts 5 including continuous protrusions on both sides of the internal surface of a side plate. The control lever 8 has a feeding uneven part 9 and provided to be longitudinally slidable in the storing container 4 with the upper part of the lever 8 protruding from a top plate of the storing container 4. The squeezing member 6 includes engaging pieces on both sides of the aperture and engages one of the engaging pieces with the engaging uneven part 5 to allow the squeezing member 6 to move only in the direction toward below the storage container 4 while engaging the other engaging piece with or disengaging it from the feeding uneven part 9 of the control lever 8. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a tube squeezer capable of simultaneously squeezing the contents from a plurality of tube containers.

For adhesives, hair dyes, etc., a two-component mixing type is known in which the main agent and the reactant are individually stored in tube containers in advance, and the liquid agent is squeezed out and mixed from each tube container immediately before use. ing. In the case of such a mixed-type liquid agent, a tube container squeezer that squeezes the liquid agent from two tube containers at the same time, eliminates the trouble of squeezing the tube container, and always squeezes the two liquid agents at a constant ratio. It has been devised.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-46751 Utility Model Registration No. 3042885

  However, in the squeezing gun described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-46751, the rear end of the tube container is fixed to the tube fixing portion 8, and the tube squeezing portion 6 is pushed forward from the tube fixing portion 8 so that the body portion of the tube container is removed. Since the tube is squeezed, there is no member for holding the body of the tube container in front of the tube squeezing portion 6, and the tip of the tube container tends to hang down due to weight.

  The tube squeezer described in Utility Model Registration No. 3048285 has a holding plate with one hand and presses the operation plate with the other hand to squeeze the tube container. It could not be squeezed out from the tube container, and it took time and effort to take out the liquid agent.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a tube container squeezer that can squeeze out contents from two tube containers simultaneously and in the same ratio with a simple operation.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has a tube container constrictor as follows.

  One or two tube containers are accommodated in parallel, and one parallel wall surface has ratchet teeth, and an insertion hole is opened in each of the opposite wall centers, and one of the wall bodies A storage container formed with a notch for projecting and holding the mouth part of the tube container, and forming a feed uneven part over almost the entire length, the remaining both end parts are slidable into the insertion hole and assembled so as not to come out, An operating rod having a spring member interposed between the storage container and a throttle hole for squeezing the body of the tube container at the center. A tube container squeezer comprising a pair of squeezing members each having one engaging piece and a second engaging piece that engages and engages with the feeding uneven portion on the other side of the throttle hole.

  2 and 1, the operation container is configured such that an operation arm that presses against the elasticity of the spring member is provided rotatably on the storage container.

  In the tube container squeezer of the present invention, when the operating rod is pushed in, the squeezing member is advanced to squeeze the tube container, so that the contents can be easily squeezed out from the two tube containers simultaneously and always at the same ratio.

  When the operation arm is provided, the storage container can be supported by the hand and the operation arm can be rotated, and the contents can be squeezed out from the two tube containers by being easily operated with one hand.

  Since the tube container is stored in the storage container, the tube container can be stably operated and stored without being crushed.

  FIG. 1 shows an example of a tube container restrictor.

  The tube container squeezing machine 2 includes a substantially rectangular parallelepiped storage container 4 (see FIG. 6), a squeezing member 6 for squeezing the tube container 50, an operating rod 8 provided in the center of the storage container 4, and an upper part of the storage container 4. The operating arm 10 (see FIG. 6) and the like are provided, and two tube containers 50 are stored inside the storage container 4.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the tube container 50 is assembled with a cap 60 in the mouth portion 52, a body portion 54 is connected to the mouth portion 52, and the end portion of the body portion 54 is sealed linearly. The body portion 54 is made of a flexible material, and when the body portion 54 is pressed, the contents are squeezed out from the mouth portion 52.

  The two tube containers 50 each contain a different liquid agent, for example, a main agent and an auxiliary agent such as a hair dye, and the two liquid agents are mixed and used. The diameters of the body portions 54 of the two tube containers 50 may be the same or different.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the storage container 4 is composed of a lid 12 and a main body 14 having substantially the same shape, and the lid 12 and the main body 14 are connected via a hinge 13 so as to be freely opened and closed. An engaging member 30 is provided on the side facing the hinge 13 to engage the lid 12 and the main body 14 when the lid 12 is closed.

  Two semicircular cutouts 17 and 21 are formed on one surface side of the lid body 12 and the main body portion 14, and when the lid body 12 is closed, the mouth portion 52 of the tube container 50 is projected to the storage container 4 2. Two circular holes and a hole for projecting the lower end of the operation rod 8 are formed.

  Further, a semicircular cutout 23 is formed on the surface opposite to the surface on which the cutout 17 or the like is formed, and a hole for projecting the upper end of the operation rod 8 is formed when the lid body 12 is closed. In addition, two support portions 25 that rotatably support the operating arm 10 by the support shaft 27 are provided on the surface where the notch 23 is formed.

  On the inner surface of the parallel opposing wall of the main body portion 14, a serrated engagement uneven portion 5 that is gently inclined in one direction is formed.

  The operation rod 8 is housed in the notch 23 of the storage container 4 and is assembled to the center of the storage container 4 so as to be slidable in the vertical direction. On the side surface of the operation rod 8, there is provided a feed uneven portion 9 made of continuous protrusions gently inclined in one direction. A spring 29 is assembled between the operating rod 8 and the storage container 4, and the operating rod 8 is urged toward the notch 23 by the spring 29.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the throttle member 6 includes a throttle hole 7 that squeezes the body 54 at the center, and engagement pieces 11 are provided on both sides of the throttle member 6. The throttle hole 7 is formed so that the interval gradually decreases in one direction. When the sealing portion of the tube container 50 is inserted from the wide side and advanced toward the mouth portion 52 side of the tube container 50, the body portion 54 is formed. Press to squeeze out the contents.

  The engaging pieces 11 are inclined so as to open outward, and are engaged with the engaging uneven portions 5 and the feeding uneven portions 9 with elasticity. The engaging piece 11 engaged with the engaging uneven portion 5 moves in the direction of the mouth portion 52 of the tube container 50, but does not move in the opposite direction and does not move.

  Further, the engaging piece 11 and the feeding uneven portion 9 are engaged when the operating rod 8 is moved in the direction of the mouth portion 52 of the tube container 50, and the throttle member 6 is moved to the mouth portion 52 side of the tube container 50. When the operating rod 8 moves in the direction opposite to the mouth portion 52 of the tube container 50, the engagement is released.

  2 and 6, the operating arm 10 is rotatably attached to the container body 14 via a support member 25, bends substantially at right angles from the attachment portion, and the rotation end side is the surface of the storage container 4. It is inclined to. A protrusion 15 corresponding to the upper end of the operation rod 8 is formed inside the operation arm 10, and when the operation arm 10 is rotated so as to be parallel to the surface of the lid 12, the protrusion 15 is 8 is moved to the mouth portion 52 side of the tube container 50.

  Next, the operation of the tube container restrictor 2 will be described.

  The seal portions of the two tube containers 50 are respectively inserted into the throttle holes 7 of the throttle member 6 from the wide side. Next, the space between the body portion 54 of the tube container 50 and the cap 60 is fitted into the notch 17 of the main body portion 14, and the engaging piece 11 of the throttle member 6 is engaged with the engaging uneven portion 5 and the feeding uneven portion 9 of the operating rod 8. Are engaged with each other. When the two tube containers 50 are respectively disposed in the main body portion 14, the lid body 12 is closed and the lid body 12 is stopped by the engaging member 30.

  In order to take out the contents of the tube container 50 from the tube container squeezer 2, the cap 60 is removed from the mouth part 51, and the inner plug that closes the mouth part 51 using the projection 61 provided on the outer side of the cap 60. (Not shown) is opened.

  When both the tube containers 50 are opened, for example, the storage container 4 is placed on the hand, and the operating arm 10 is pushed down with the thumb and rotated. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the protrusion 15 pushes the upper end of the operating rod 8 into the storage container 4, and the throttle member 6 is moved in the direction of the mouth 52 of the tube container 50. Since the tube container 50 is inserted into the throttle hole 7 of the throttle member 6, the body portion 54 is squeezed, and the contents are squeezed out from the mouth portions 52 of the two tube containers 50.

  When the operating arm 10 is released, the operating rod 8 moves in the direction opposite to the mouth portion 52 of the tube container 50 by the repulsive force of the spring 29. Although the operating rod 8 is moved in the direction opposite to the mouth 52 by the ratchet mechanism with respect to the diaphragm member 6, the position of the diaphragm member 6 is maintained because the diaphragm member 6 is engaged with the engaging uneven portion 5 and does not move. FIG. 4 shows a state where the throttle member 6 is in the middle position of the storage container 4. When the operating arm 10 is rotated from this state and the operating rod 8 is pushed in, the throttle member 6 is pushed down from that position, the tube container 50 is squeezed, and the contents are further squeezed out.

  Since the two squeezing members 6 are pushed down simultaneously by the operating rod 8, the two tube containers 50 are simultaneously squeezed by the same distance. As a result, the contents are always squeezed out from the two tube containers 50 at a constant ratio at the same time. It is.

  After squeezing out the predetermined contents, the cap 60 can be tightened and stored, and when the contents are squeezed to the end, the tube container 50 is removed from the storage container 4 together with the squeezing member 6, and the squeezing member is added to two new tube containers 50. 6 is assembled and loaded into the storage container 4.

  FIG. 7 shows another example of the tube container restrictor.

In this tube container squeezer 42, a pressing portion 44 is directly attached to the upper portion of the operating rod 8 in place of the operating arm 10 in the above example. Other configurations are the same as the above example. In this way, the operating rod 8 may be provided with a pressing portion 44 having a predetermined size, and the operating rod 8 may be operated via the pressing portion 44. Also in this case, by pressing the pressing portion 44, the contents can be simultaneously squeezed out from the two tube containers 50 at a certain ratio.
The pair of throttle members may be integrated.

It is a partial cross section front view which shows the tube container expansion device concerning this invention. It is a sectional side view which shows a tube container expansion device. It is a sectional side view which shows a tube container expansion device. It is a sectional side view which shows a tube container expansion device. It is a perspective view which shows an aperture member. It is a perspective view which shows a tube container expansion device. It is a partial cross section front view which shows the other example of a tube container expansion device. It is a perspective view which shows a tube container.

Explanation of symbols

2, 42 Tube container squeezing machine 4 Storage container 5 Engagement uneven part 6 Restriction member 7 Restriction hole 8 Operation rod 9 Feed uneven part 10 Operation arm 11 Engagement piece 12 Lid 13 Hinge 14 Container body 15 Protrusion 17 Notch 23 Notch 25 Support portion 27 Support shaft 30 Engagement portion 44 Pressing portion 50 Tube container 52 Mouth portion 54 Body portion 60 Cap

Claims (2)

Two tube containers are accommodated in parallel, one parallel wall surface has ratchet teeth, an insertion hole is opened in each of the opposite wall center, and the tube container is placed on one of the wall bodies A storage container formed with a notch for projecting and holding the mouth of
An operation rod that forms a feed uneven portion over almost the entire length, is assembled so that the remaining both end portions can slide freely in the insertion hole and cannot be pulled out, and a spring member is interposed between the storage container,
A throttle hole for narrowing the body of the tube container at the center, a first engagement piece that engages and engages with the engagement uneven part on one side of the restrictor hole, and the feed uneven part on the other side of the restrictor hole A tube container squeezer comprising: a pair of squeezing members each having a second engagement piece that crosses over and engages. 2. The tube container squeezer according to claim 1, wherein an operating arm that presses the operating rod against the elasticity of the spring member is rotatably provided in the storage container.

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