JP3044075U - Handle for disposable cup - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] To provide a handle for a disposable cup. SOLUTION: A laterally extending substantially U-shaped shape of a grip portion 1 forms a hollow portion 11 penetrating in a horizontal direction, and a user hangs an index finger 51, and a thumb is attached to an outer side wall 12 of the grip portion 1 to press it. By doing so, the cup 4 can be stably lifted, the contact between the hand and the cup can be completely prevented, and the burn can be prevented. In addition, the upper end 14 of the gripping part 1 and the locking part 3 are connected to each other to grip the gripping part 3. The integrated and strong structure in which the lower edge 15 of the portion 1 is connected to the contact portion 2 enables the cup to be stably held when the cup is lifted.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a kind of handle for a disposable cup, which can easily hold the disposable cup, prevent the user's hand from directly contacting the hot cup, and is convenient to carry and can be stably gripped. Regarding

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Disposable cups made of paper or plastic are widely used in daily life because they are convenient and hygienic because they do not need to be washed, but they are hot when hot drinks such as coffee or tea are added. It became difficult to hold.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention aims to provide a kind of handle for a disposable cup in order to solve the above-mentioned problems relating to the disposable cup, and specifically has the following problems. 1. 1. The handle for disposable cup should be able to stably hold the disposable cup. The handle for the disposable cup shall be easy for the user to hold, and its operation should prevent burns to the user.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The invention according to claim 1 is a frame body comprising a locking portion 3, a grip portion 1, and an abutting portion 2, and the grip portion 1 has a substantially U-shape in a lateral direction in a side view, and a hollow portion thereof is used by a user. Not only is it convenient for gripping, but also for holding the hand part of the hand, which is supposed to be lifted by hanging the forefinger 51 of the user, pressing the upper outer wall 12 with the thumb, and supporting the lower outer wall 13 with the middle finger 53. The upper end 14 of the grip portion 1 is connected to the locking portion 3, the lower end 15 of the grip portion 1 is connected to the contact portion 2, and the contact portion is 2 has a curved portion 21 which is in contact with the outer wall of the cup 4 and has an appropriate length above the cup 4, and the inner side surface 211 of the curved portion 21 maintains an appropriate distance from the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3. One holding space 20 is formed, and the upper side wall of the cup 4 inserted into the holding space 20 from below is curved with the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3. The upper end 21 of the curved portion 21 is clamped, and the upper end of the curved portion 21 is used to clamp the inner side 411 of the flange 41 formed by bending the cup upper portion to the outside. The upper end portion 212 maintains an appropriate distance between the upper end portion 212 and the stopper block 321 of the locking portion 3 above the locking portion 3, and the locking portion 3 has a substantially inverted U shape, and the upper portion of the outer wall 31 and the abutting portion. The curved portions 211 of the two hold an appropriate distance from each other, a circular arc portion 311 having a relatively large area is formed at the lower end of the outer wall 31, and a stopper block 321 is provided inside the upper wall 32 of the locking portion 3. The stopper block 321 maintains an appropriate distance from the upper end 212 of the curved portion 21 of the abutting portion 2, and between the curved portion 21 of the abutting portion 2 and the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 is formed. The cup 4 is clamped in the clamping space 20, and the upper end portion 212 of the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2 is used. If the inner side 411 of the flange 41 at the upper end of the cup 4 is locked and the outer side 412 of the flange 41 of the cup 4 is pressed by the stop block 321 of the locking part 3, the cup 4 can be held without swinging, and the cup 4 can be held. The outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 provides a function of tightening the cup 4 due to the gravity of the beverage in the cup 4, and also the cup 4 can be stably held, so that the user can grip and prevent burns. It is available as a handle for disposable cups with the above configuration.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the handle for a disposable cup of the present invention is a frame body composed of a locking portion 3, a grip portion 1, and an abutment portion 2, of which the grip portion 1 is a side surface. It is substantially U-shaped in a lateral direction when viewed, and the index finger 51 of the user is hung in the hollow portion, the upper outer wall 12 is pressed by the thumb, and the lower outer wall 13 is supported by the middle finger 53 and lifted. Not only is it convenient to hold, but it also has the effect of preventing burns due to contact with the cup of the hand. In addition, the upper end 14 of the grip portion 1 is connected to the locking portion 3, and the lower end 15 of the grip portion 1 is connected to the contact portion 2.

The contact portion 2 is in contact with the outer wall of the cup 4 and has a curved portion 21 of an appropriate length above the cup 4, and the inner side surface 211 of the curved portion 21 is suitable for the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3. One holding space 20 is formed by keeping a certain distance, and the upper side wall of the cup 4 inserted into the holding space 20 from below is held between the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 and the upper end of the curved portion 21. At the same time, the upper end portion of the curved portion 21 is used to sandwich and hold the inner side 411 of the flange 41 formed by bending the cup upper end portion to the outside. The upper end portion 212 of the curved portion 21 maintains an appropriate distance between the upper end portion 212 and the stopper block 321 of the locking portion 3 above the curved portion 21.

The locking portion 3 has a substantially inverted U shape, and the upper portion of the outer wall 31 and the curved portion 211 of the abutting portion 2 maintain an appropriate distance from each other, and the lower end of the outer wall 31 is fixed. An arc portion 311 having a relatively large area is formed, and a stopper block 321 is formed inside the upper wall 32 of the locking portion 3. The stopper block 321 is formed by the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2. Holds an appropriate distance from the upper end 212 of the.

When the handle for a disposable cup of the present invention having the above-described structure is used, the cup 4 is clamped in the clamping space 20 between the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2 and the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3, In addition, if the inner side 411 of the flange 41 at the upper end of the cup 4 is locked by the upper end 212 of the curved portion 21 of the contact part 2 and the outer side 412 of the flange 41 of the cup 4 is pressed by the stopper block 321 of the locking part 3, the cup 4 can be held without rocking, and the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 provides a function of tightening the cup 4 due to the gravity of the beverage in the cup 4, so that the cup 4 can be stabilized. It can be held and used for gripping the user and preventing burns.

[0009]

[Effect of the invention]

 The present invention has the following effects. 1. The upper end portion 212 of the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2, the stop block 321 of the locking portion 3, and the inner side wall 31 of the locking portion 3 have a stable cup 4 holding effect from three directions. 2. The horizontal U-shape of the grip portion 1 forms a hollow portion 11 penetrating in the horizontal direction, and the user hangs the index finger 51 and presses the thumb on the outer wall 12 of the grip portion 1 to hold the cup. 4 can be lifted in a stable manner, and the contact between the hand and the cup can be completely prevented to prevent burns. In addition, the upper end 14 of the grip portion 1 and the locking portion 3 are connected to each other, and the grip portion 1 The lower side edge 15 is connected to the abutting portion 2 so as to be integrated and strong, so that the cup can be stably held even when the cup is lifted. 3. It is hygienic as it can be mass-produced by injection molding, can be manufactured at low cost, and can be used up after use.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an enlarged perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the disposable cup according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the disposable cup according to the embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Gripping Part 12 Outer Wall Above Gripping Part 13 Outer Wall Below Gripping Part 14 Upper End of Gripping Part 15 Lower End of Gripping Part 2 Abutting Part 21 Bending Part 211 Inner Side Surface of Bending Part 212 Upper End of Bending Part 3 Engagement Stop part 31 Outer side wall of locking part 311 Arc part 32 Upper wall of locking part 321 Stop block 51 Index finger 20 Clamping space 53 Middle finger 4 Cup 41 Flange 411 Inside of flange

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A frame body composed of a locking portion 3, a grip portion 1, and an abutment portion 2. The grip portion 1 has a substantially U-shape in a lateral direction in a side view, and the hollow portion thereof has a forefinger of a user. 51, press the upper outer wall 12 with the thumb, and lower outer wall 1
3 is supported by the middle finger 53 and can be lifted, which is not only convenient for gripping, but also can prevent burns due to contact of the hand part with the cup, and the upper end 14 of the gripping part 1 has the locking part 3
And the lower end 15 of the gripping portion 1 is connected to the abutting portion 2, the abutting portion 2 abutting on the outer wall of the cup 4 and having a curved portion 21 of an appropriate length above it. Inner surface 2 of the curved portion 21
11 holds an appropriate distance from the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 to form one holding space 20, and the upper side wall of the cup 4 inserted into the holding space 20 from below is placed on the outer wall of the locking portion 3. 31
The upper end of the curved portion 21 is clamped by the upper end of the curved portion 21, and the upper end of the curved portion 21 is used to hold the inner side 411 of the flange 41 formed by bending the upper end of the cup to the outside. The upper end portion 212 of 21 holds an appropriate distance between the upper end portion 212 and the stop block 321 of the locking portion 3 above the locking portion 3, and the locking portion 3 has a substantially inverted U shape and abuts above the outer wall 31 thereof. The curved portions 211 of the portion 2 maintain an appropriate distance from each other, and a circular arc portion 311 having a relatively large area is provided at the lower end of the outer wall 31.
Is formed, a stop block 321 is formed inside the upper wall 32 of the locking portion 3, and the stop block 321 is formed on the contact portion 2
The cup 4 is held in the holding space 20 between the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2 and the outer side wall 31 of the locking portion 3 while maintaining an appropriate distance from the upper end 212 of the curved portion 21 of the contact portion 2. When the inner side 411 of the flange 41 at the upper end of the cup 4 is locked by the upper end 212 of the curved portion 21 and the outer side 412 of the flange 41 of the cup 4 is pressed by the stopper block 321 of the locking part 3, the cup 4 is swung. Without holding, the outer wall 31 of the locking portion 3 provides a function of tightening the cup 4 due to the gravity of the beverage in the cup 4, and also the cup 4 can be stably held and held by the user. The handle for disposable cups, which has the above configuration, is also used for preventing burns.