JP3159218U - Tumbler with tea strainer - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a tumbler with a tea strainer that can easily make green tea, oolong tea, etc. by pouring hot water and can carry tea as it is. A tumbler body with a tea strainer comprising a tumbler body having an opening at an upper portion, a lid attached to the opening, and a tea strainer 15 hanging below the lid. The tumbler body 13 is formed in a double structure of an outer peripheral member 16 and an inner peripheral member 17. And a seal member 28 that is provided on the knob member 27 and seals the drinking mouth, and the tea strainer 15 is held in a recess 38 provided on the engagement lid 25. It is a tumbler 11 with a tea strainer having an arm portion 39, a tea leaf storage portion 40 formed at the lower end of the arm portion 39, and a closing lid for closing the tea leaf storage portion 40. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a tumbler with a tea strainer, and more particularly to a tumbler with a tea strainer that can easily make green tea, black tea, oolong tea, etc. by pouring hot water and can carry tea as it is.

  Conventionally, a water bottle with a tea strainer having the following configuration is known as a portable container with a tea strainer. This water bottle is provided with a water bottle main body having an opening in the upper part and an inner lid screwed into the opening, and a tea strainer net is provided in the lower part of the inner lid (see Patent Document 1). .

  The water bottle with a tea strainer having such a configuration is used by setting a net containing tea leaves in the lower part of the inner lid and screwing the inner lid into the opening of the water bottle filled with hot water. The tea leaves in the net are soaked in hot water to make tea, and you can carry this water bottle with tea as it is.

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  In this conventional water bottle with a tea strainer, when drinking tea, a cup must be prepared, and tea must be poured into the cup. It also has the disadvantage of inadvertently spilling cup tea.

  Further, since the inner lid is screwed into the opening of the water bottle, the inner lid is twisted to perform covering and opening, which has the disadvantage that this operation is troublesome.

  In addition, the tea strainer net is provided at the bottom of the inner lid, and the tea leaves cannot be soaked in hot water unless the hot water is filled in the water bottle. ing.

  Therefore, in the water bottle with tea strainer in the conventional example, it is possible to drink tea without a cup, to simplify the opening and closing operation of the lid, and to make tea without filling the hot water. And have problems that must be solved.

  The gist of the present invention for solving the problems of the conventional example is composed of a tumbler main body having an opening at the top, a lid attached to the opening, and a tea strainer hanging below the lid. A tumbler with a tea strainer, wherein the tumbler body is formed in a double structure of an outer peripheral member and an inner peripheral member, and the lid body is engaged with a peripheral edge of the opening, and the engagement lid An arm that is openable and closable with respect to the drinking mouth, and a seal member that is provided on the picking member and seals the drinking mouth, wherein the tea strainer is held in a recess provided on the engagement lid A tea leaf storage portion formed at the lower end of the arm portion, and a closing lid for closing the tea leaf storage portion.

Forming a tumbler body by screwing a lower screwing portion provided on the upper surface of the bottom plate of the outer peripheral member and an upper screwing portion provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate of the inner peripheral member;
The arm portion can be freely inserted into and removed from the recess;
Is included.

According to the tumbler with a tea strainer according to the present invention, the tea leaf can be stored by inserting the tea leaf into the tea leaf storage portion, inserting the tip of the arm portion into the recess, and attaching the lid to the opening of the tumbler body containing hot water. Part of the tea leaves are soaked in hot water to make tea. You can also carry a tumbler with tea.
Opening the knob is convenient because you can drink tea directly from the mouth. If the knob member is closed, the seal member seals the drinking mouth so that tea does not spill. And the operation of opening and closing the knob member is extremely simple.
Moreover, since the tea leaf storage part hangs down to the lower part of the lid body through the arm part, the tea leaf storage part can be immersed in hot water without making the tank full of hot water to make tea. In other words, if necessary, an appropriate amount of hot water can be put into the tumbler body to make an appropriate amount of tea.
Furthermore, since the tumbler body is formed in a double structure of the outer peripheral member and the inner peripheral member, a heat retaining effect can be expected, and various excellent effects can be achieved that the tumbler body does not become too hot.

  Further, the lower threaded portion provided on the upper surface of the bottom plate of the outer peripheral member and the upper threaded portion provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate of the inner peripheral member are screwed together to form the tumbler main body. There is an excellent effect that the heavy structure is firmly maintained.

  Then, the arm part can be freely inserted into and removed from the concave part, so that tea leaves are put into the tea leaf storage part of the removed tea strainer part, and then the tip part of the arm part is inserted into the concave part. To do. If the tea strainer is removed, there is an excellent effect that it can be used as a general tumbler.

It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the tumbler 11 with a tea strainer concerning this invention. It is the perspective view which isolate | separated and showed the tumbler 11 with a tea strainer concerning this invention to the cover body 14, the tea strainer 15, and the tumbler main body 13. FIG. It is the longitudinal cross-sectional view which expanded and showed the cover body 14 of the tumbler 11 with a tea strainer which concerns on this invention, and its vicinity. 2 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view showing a bottom portion of a tumbler body 13. FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view of the lid body 14 in a state where a knob member 27 is opened. It is a perspective view of the tea strainer 15.

  Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. First, in FIG.1 and FIG.2, the code | symbol 11 shows the tumbler with a tea strainer, and this tumbler 11 with a tea strainer has the tumbler main body 13 which has the opening part 12 in the upper part, the cover body 14 attached to the opening part 12, and the cover body 14 It is comprised from the tea strainer part 15 which hangs down in the lower part.

  The tumbler body 13 has a large cup shape and is formed in a double structure of an outer peripheral member 16 on the outer side and an inner peripheral member 17 on the inner side. There is a gap 18 between the outer peripheral member 16 and the inner peripheral member 17, and this gap 18 is interposed as an air layer. Therefore, the heat retaining effect of the hot water put in the tumbler body 13 can be expected, and the outer peripheral surface (the outer peripheral member 16) of the tumbler main body 13 does not become too hot.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a thin thin portion 19 is formed along the periphery of the upper portion of the outer peripheral member 16. Further, in the vicinity of the upper portion of the inner peripheral member 17, as shown in FIG. 3, an outer peripheral portion 20 having an L-shaped cross section is continuously provided along the outer periphery, and a concave groove 29 is formed inside the outer peripheral portion 20. Is done. The thin portion 19 is fitted in the concave groove 29.

  As shown in FIG. 2, an outer peripheral edge portion (periphery) 30 is formed on the upper portion of the inner peripheral member 17, and an L-shaped portion 31 protrudes from the surface of the outer peripheral edge portion 30.

  Next, an example of the structure of the bottom part of the tumbler body 13 will be described. As shown in FIG. 4, a lower screwing portion 22 is provided on the upper surface of the bottom plate 21 of the outer peripheral member 16. An upper threaded portion 24 is provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate 23 of the inner peripheral member 17. By overlapping the inner peripheral member 17 on the inner side of the outer peripheral member 16 and rotating them in the screwing direction, the lower screwing portion 22 and the upper screwing portion 24 are screwed together, so that the double structure of the tumbler body 13 is formed. Maintained. The bottom portion of the tumbler body 13 does not necessarily need to be provided with the lower screw portion 22 and the upper screw portion 24.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the lid body 14 includes an engagement lid 25 that engages with the outer peripheral edge 30 of the opening 12, a knob member 27 that can be opened and closed with respect to the drinking mouth 26 of the engagement lid 25, A seal member 28 is provided on the knob member 27 and seals the drinking mouth 26.

  The engagement lid 25 is formed in a substantially disk shape, has an outer peripheral portion 32 on the outer side, and a locking portion (not shown) projects from the inner peripheral surface of the outer peripheral portion 32. When the outer peripheral part 32 of the engagement lid 25 is put on the outer peripheral part 30 of the inner peripheral member 17 and rotated, the locking part (not shown) and the L-shaped part 31 are fitted.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, a top plate portion 36 is continuously provided inside the outer peripheral portion 32, and a drinking mouth 26 is formed in the top plate portion 36. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a recess 38 is formed in the lower portion of the engagement lid 25 (top plate portion 36), and the tip 39 a of the arm portion 39 of the tea strainer 15 is inserted into the recess 38. Is done.

  The knob member 27 is formed so as to be rotatable about the hinge portion 33, and opens and closes with respect to the drinking mouth 26. A bent U-shaped portion 34 is formed at the tip of the knob member 27, and when the knob member 27 is closed, the projecting piece 35 of the U-shaped portion 34 is locked to the upper portion of the outer peripheral portion 32 and closed. The state is maintained (see FIG. 1). In this closed state, the seal member 28 attached to the lower portion of the knob member 27 seals the drinking mouth 26, so that tea does not leak.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a ring-shaped packing material 37 is accommodated inside the outer peripheral portion 32 of the engagement lid 25, and the presence of this packing material 37 allows the tea from the upper portion of the tumbler main body 13. Does not leak.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the tea strainer 15 includes an arm portion 39 having an appropriate length, a hemispherical tea leaf storage portion 40 formed at the lower end of the arm portion 39, and a hemispherical shape that closes the tea leaf storage portion 40. The front end 39 a of the arm portion 39 is inserted into the recess 38.

  Since the arm portion 39 can freely insert and remove the tip portion 39a from the recess 39, the tea leaf is put into the tea leaf storage portion 40 of the removed tea strainer 15, and then the tip portion 39a of the arm portion 39 is removed. The procedure is to insert into the recess 39. Moreover, if the tea strainer 15 is removed, it can be used as a general tumbler.

  A large number of small holes 42 are formed in the tea leaf storage unit 40 and the closing lid 41, and when the tea leaf storage unit 40 is immersed in hot water, the hot water penetrates into the tea to make tea. Moreover, since the tea leaf storage unit 40 is appropriately suspended through the arm portion 39, the tea leaf storage unit 40 is immersed in the hot water without filling the tumbler body 13 with hot water. That is, if necessary, an appropriate amount of hot water can be put in the tumbler body 13 to make an appropriate amount of tea.

  The tumbler 11 with the tea strainer configured as described above puts tea leaves in the tea leaf storage part 40, inserts the tip 39a of the arm part 39 into the recess 38, and enters the opening 12 of the tumbler body 13 containing hot water. If lid 14 is attached, tea leaves are soaked in hot water to make tea. It is also possible to carry the tumbler 11 containing tea freely.

  If the knob member 27 is rotated and opened, tea can be directly drunk from the drinking mouth 26. If the knob member 27 is rotated and closed, the seal member 28 seals the drinking mouth 26, so that tea does not spill. The opening / closing operation of the knob member 27 is extremely simple.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Tumbler with tea strainer 12 Opening part 13 Tumbler main body 14 Cover body 15 Tea strainer part 16 Outer peripheral member 17 Inner peripheral member 18 Gap part 19 Thin part 20 Outer peripheral part 21 Bottom plate 22 Lower screw part 23 Bottom board 24 Upper screw part 25 Engagement cover 26 Drinking mouth 27 Picking member 28 Sealing member 29 Groove 30 Outer peripheral edge (periphery)
31 L-shaped part 32 Outer peripheral part 33 Hinge part 34 U-shaped part 35 Projection piece 36 Top plate part 37 Packing material 38 Recessed part 39 Arm part 39a Tip part 40 Tea leaf storage part 41 Closing lid 42 Small hole

Claims (3)

A tumbler with a tea strainer comprising a tumbler body having an opening at the top, a lid attached to the opening, and a tea strainer hanging below the lid,
The tumbler body is formed in a double structure of an outer peripheral member and an inner peripheral member,
The lid includes an engagement lid that engages with the periphery of the opening, a knob member that can be opened and closed with respect to a drinking mouth of the engagement lid, and a seal member that is provided on the knob member and seals the drinking mouth And
The tea strainer has an arm portion held in a recess provided in the engagement lid, a tea leaf storage portion formed at a lower end of the arm portion, and a closing lid for closing the tea leaf storage portion. Tumbler with tea strainer. The tumbler body is formed by screwing a lower screwing portion provided on the upper surface of the bottom plate of the outer peripheral member and an upper screwing portion provided on the lower surface of the bottom plate of the inner peripheral member. Tumbler with tea strainer as described. The tumbler with tea strainer according to claim 1, wherein the arm portion can be freely inserted into and removed from the recess.

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