JP4293365B2 - Storage container for tablets - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage container such as a tablet.

The hanging cylinder is suspended from the top wall of the cap threadedly engaged with the outer surface of the container body neck and neck, and is engaged with the lower end of the hanging cylinder to suspend the elevating cylinder with a bottom and a part of the side opening. There is a container which is provided so that the lifting cylinder is pulled up and locked into the upper part of the container body and the opening is closed so that tablets etc. that have entered the lifting cylinder can be taken out from the opening. It has been. (Patent Document 1).
JP-A-11-105948

  The present invention is provided so that it is easy to take out a fixed amount of tablets, for example, one tablet, and to open and close the passage for taking out tablets reliably and easily.

As a first means, it comprises a container body 1 that erects the mouth-and-neck part 2 and a cap 11 with a lid 41 fitted to the container body-neck part.
A lead-out cylinder 25 is penetrated through a first top wall 23 that closes the upper surface of the outer peripheral wall 22 in which the cap is fitted to the mouth and neck, and the surrounding wall 32 is erected from the outer periphery of the first top wall 23. The cap body 21 and the peripheral wall 43 fitted to the outer surface of the surrounding wall 32 are suspended from the outer periphery of the second top wall 42, and the lower end of the peripheral wall 43 is connected to the vicinity of the lower surface of the rear portion of the surrounding wall 32 via a hinge 44. And a belt-like plate 51 that protrudes from the lower surface of the rear portion of the second top wall through a hinge-like portion and is slidably passed through the lead-out cylinder 25,
The leading end of the belt-like plate 51 closes the lead-out cylinder hole by sliding the lid body 41 around the hinge 44, and the belt-like plate 51 is perforated by returning the original shape of the belt-like plate 51 by closing the lid body. The formed through hole 54 is formed so that the outlet cylinder hole can be opened.

  As the second means, the first means is provided, and the penetrating portion 26 of the belt-like plate 51 with respect to both front and rear portions of the lead-out cylinder 25 is connected to the lead-out cylinder lower part below the first top wall 23 at the lead-out cylinder front part. In the rear part, it formed in the lead-out cylinder rear part above the 1st top wall 23, respectively.

  As a third means, the penetrating portion 26 having the first or second means and the front and rear of the lead-out cylinder is a notch in the lower surface opening at the front of the lead-out cylinder, and at the rear part of the lead-out cylinder. Engagement protrusions 28 for supporting both sides of the lower surface of the belt-like plate 51 are provided on the left and right sides below the front notch, respectively.

  As a fourth means, the belt-like plate 51 is formed so as to be elastically deformable while having the first, second, or third means.

  As a fifth means, the first, second, third or fourth means is provided, and the inner peripheral wall 24 suspended from the first top wall 23 is fitted to the inner surface of the mouth-and-neck part 2, and A plurality of interposition plates 30 are provided vertically between the inner surface of the inner peripheral wall and the lead-out cylinder 25, and the lower surfaces of these interposition plates are formed on the rising slope 31 from the lower end side of the inner cylinder to the lower end side of the lead-out cylinder.

  According to the first aspect, the replenishment of tablets etc. into the container body can be performed by removing the cap 11, and the tablets etc. can be taken out by opening and closing the lid body 41. Since the lead-out cylinder hole is closed by the belt-like plate 51, when taking out the tablets on the first top wall 23 by inversion of the container body in the opened state, the tablets in the container body are taken out together and quantitatively taken out. Will not be uncertain.

  According to the second aspect, the belt-like plate 51 can be moved upward and obliquely downward and pushed downward and obliquely by opening and closing the lid 41.

  By making it like Claim 3, it becomes easy to let the strip | belt-shaped board 51 pass with respect to the penetration part 26 before and behind the extraction cylinder 25. FIG.

  According to the fourth aspect, the belt-like plate 51 can easily slide in the lead-out cylinder when the lid 41 is opened and closed.

  According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, as a result of the container body being inverted while the lid body is closed, the tablets and the like in the container body are placed in the outlet cylindrical hole and the passage hole 54 of the belt-like plate 51 along the rising inclined surface of the lower surface of the interposition plate 30. It can be reliably and easily delivered between the first top wall 23 and the second top wall 42.

  Referring to the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a container body that erects the mouth and neck part 2 from the upper end of the trunk part through the shoulder, and a male screw is attached to the outer surface of the mouth and neck part.

  Reference numeral 11 denotes a cap, which is formed by a cap body 21 and a lid body 41 that opens and closes the upper surface of the cap body.

  The cap body 21 has an outer peripheral wall 22 screwed to the outer surface of the mouth and neck portion 2 suspended from the outer periphery of the first top wall 23 and is water-tightly fitted to the inner surface of the mouth and neck portion so that the inner peripheral wall extends from the first top wall 23. Sags 24. Further, a lead-out cylinder 25 is provided in the central portion of the first top wall 23 to take out the contents stored in the container. In the lead-out cylinder, the first top wall 23 is preferably connected to the outer surface of the intermediate portion in the vertical direction as shown.

  The lead-out cylinder is provided with a through-hole 26 of a belt-like plate, which will be described later, at the front (left side in the figure) and rear part (right side in the figure).

  In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the rear through portion 26 is formed as follows. That is, the lower half rear part of the lead-out cylinder 25 is projected rearward through a side plate 27 attached to the left and right sides, and the first top wall part above the projecting part and the upper half part of the rear part of the lead-out cylinder are both cut out. The first notch of the upper surface opening. However, as shown in FIG. 5, the first cutout is formed by cutting out only the lower tube portion and the first top wall portion above the overhang portion of the upper half rear portion of the lead tube leaving the upper tube portion 25a. As shown in FIG. 6, only the upper half cylinder part is cut out from the upper half rear part of the lead-out cylinder, and the upper surfaces on both sides of the belt-like plate described later are engaged from both sides of the upper end of the notch. The engaging protrusion 28 may be formed to protrude. In the case of FIG. 6, the rear overhang is unnecessary.

  The front penetrating part 26 has a lower half of the front part of the lead-out cylinder in the illustrated example as a second notch of the lower surface opening, and an engaging protrusion 28 for supporting the lower surface side of the belt-like plate from both left and right sides of the lower end. Yes. In the case of the front through portion, it may be formed by a through hole as in the case of the rear through portion described above.

  A plurality of intervening plates 30 are vertically arranged between the inner peripheral wall 24 and the lower half of the lead-out cylinder 25, which are suspended from the first top wall 23 of the cap body to the inner surface of the container neck portion 2 in a watertight manner. The lower surface of each of the interposed plates is formed on the rising slope 31 from the lower end side of the inner peripheral wall to the lower end side of the lead-out cylinder.

  Further, the surrounding wall 32 is erected from the inner portion of the outer periphery of the first top wall. The surrounding wall forms a lid fitting wall, which will be described later, and forms a storage portion for tablets and the like between the upper half of the lead-out cylinder 25 protruding upward from the first top wall 23.

  The lid 41 has a peripheral wall 43 suspended from the outer periphery of the second top wall 42 fitted to the outer surface of the surrounding wall 32 of the cap body, and the rear lower end of the peripheral wall is connected to the first top wall 23 via a hinge 44. It is connected to the rear upper end. In the illustrated example, the central portion of the second top wall 42 is projected upward in a hemispherical shape, and a protrusion 45 for locking a tablet or the like is suspended from the lower center surface of the upwardly projecting portion. A finger hook 46 for opening and closing the lid body may be projected from the lower front part of the peripheral wall of the lid body.

  A pair of suspension plates 47 are suspended from the left and right sides of the rear portion of the lid second top wall, and a shaft hole 48 is formed in the lower ends of these suspension plates.

  FIG. 4 shows the belt-like plate 51. The belt-like plate opens and closes the tube hole of the lead-out cylinder 25 by opening and closing the lid 41 with the hinge 44 as the center. The belt-like plate 51 is passed through the front and rear through-holes 26, and the belt-like plate. When the left and right ends of the shaft rod 52 attached to the rear end are rotatably fitted into the shaft hole 48 of the suspension plate and the lid body 41 is opened as shown in FIG. 2, it is attached to both sides of the front portion of the belt-like plate. The engaging projection 53 engages both sides of the front through portion and the lid body 41 stops. In the opened state, the lead-out cylinder hole is closed by the belt-like plate 51, and when the lid body is closed as shown in FIG. The belt-like plate 51 moves forward in the lead-out cylinder, and at this time, a passage hole 54 provided in the belt-like plate is provided so as to open the lead-out cylinder hole.

  The belt-like plate is desirably formed so as to be elastically deformable. Moreover, you may make it protrude from the 2nd top wall rear part lower surface etc. via a hinge.

  In the above configuration, as shown in FIG. 1, when the lid is in the closed state, the passage hole 54 of the belt-like plate 51 is located in the lead-out cylinder hole, and therefore, when taking out the tablets, etc. Turn the container upside down. Then, since the tablet 61 enters the lid 41 through the passage hole 54 and the lead-out cylinder hole, the tablet that has entered between the lids when the container is returned to the upright position with the front of the container (left side in the figure) as the lower side. Are placed on the front side of the first top wall 23 as shown in FIG. When the lid 41 is opened from this state, the outlet hole is closed as shown in FIG. 2, so that the container on the first top wall 23 may be taken out as it is by tilting the container forward.

  If it is desired to take out one tablet or the like, it is sufficient to provide only one tablet or the like into the lid when the container is inverted. In addition, a plurality of fixed quantity takeout containers can be provided by providing the tablets that have been excessively contained in the lid when the container is erected again through the outlet tube hole and the passage hole.

It is sectional drawing of this invention container shown in a cover body closed state. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the container in the open state. 1 is a bottom view of the cap. 1 is a perspective view of a belt-like plate used in the container. 1 is a perspective view showing a container body in a first modification. 1 is a perspective view showing a container body in a second modification.

Explanation of symbols

11 Cap 21 Cap body
23 First top wall 25 Lead tube
26 Penetration 30 Intervening plate
32 Enclosure wall 41 Lid
42 Second top wall 44 Hinge
51 Strip plate 52 Shaft bar
54 Through hole

Claims (5)

A container body 1 that erects the mouth-and-neck part 2 and a cap 11 with a lid 41 fitted to the container body-neck part;
A lead-out cylinder 25 is penetrated through a first top wall 23 that closes the upper surface of the outer peripheral wall 22 in which the cap is fitted to the mouth and neck, and the surrounding wall 32 is erected from the outer periphery of the first top wall 23. The cap body 21 and the peripheral wall 43 fitted to the outer surface of the surrounding wall 32 are suspended from the outer periphery of the second top wall 42, and the lower end of the peripheral wall 43 is connected to the vicinity of the lower surface of the rear portion of the surrounding wall 32 via a hinge 44. And a belt-like plate 51 that protrudes from the lower surface of the rear portion of the second top wall through a hinge-like portion and is slidably passed through the lead-out cylinder 25,
The leading end of the belt-like plate 51 closes the lead-out cylinder hole by sliding the lid body 41 around the hinge 44, and the belt-like plate 51 is perforated by returning the original shape of the belt-like plate 51 by closing the lid body. A storage container for tablets or the like, wherein the passage hole 54 is formed so that the outlet tube hole can be opened. The penetrating portion 26 of the belt-like plate 51 with respect to both front and rear portions of the lead-out cylinder 25 is connected to the lead-out cylinder lower part below the first top wall 23 at the front part of the lead-out cylinder, and at the rear part of the lead-out cylinder above the first top wall 23 The container for storing tablets or the like according to claim 1, wherein each container is formed. The through-holes 26 before and after the lead-out cylinder are formed by notches in the lower surface opening at the front part of the lead-out cylinder and at the notches in the upper surface opening at the rear part of the lead-out cylinder, respectively. The container for storing tablets or the like according to claim 2, further comprising an engaging protrusion 28 for supporting both sides of the lower surface of the belt-like plate 51. The container for storing tablets or the like according to claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, wherein the belt-like plate 51 is formed to be elastically deformable. The inner peripheral wall 24 suspended from the first top wall 23 is fitted to the inner surface of the mouth-and-neck portion 2, and a plurality of intervening plates 30 are provided vertically between the inner peripheral wall inner surface and the lead-out cylinder 25, The storage container for tablets and the like according to claim 1, wherein the lower surface of these intervening plates is formed on a rising slope 31 from the lower end side of the inner cylinder to the lower end side of the lead-out cylinder.