JPH059322Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a handle for a container, and more specifically, to a detachable handle for a cylindrical container.

[Conventional technology/problems]

Examples of removable handles for cylindrical containers for storing water, tea, and other beverages, such as water jugs, kettles, and coffee pots, include Utility Model Application No. 61-161232 and Utility Model Application No. 61-175132. In both cases, the member that attaches the handle is fixed to the container body, and the position of the handle, that is, the position of the fulcrum when tilting the cylindrical container, does not change regardless of the amount of contents, so when there is a large amount of contents, Contents such as water or coffee can be transferred to the container relatively easily even at a small tilt angle using the place where the handle is held as a fulcrum, but as the contents decrease, the cylindrical container needs to be tilted significantly. In order to avoid leaving the contents at the bottom as much as possible,
It was necessary to tilt the container at a large angle which made it extremely unstable, and in some cases it became impossible to hold the container, causing the container to fall onto the receiver and cause damage to the receiver. Further, in the case of a cylindrical container having a constricted center, it is extremely difficult to attach a handle attachment member to the constricted portion. Furthermore,
When the handle attachment member integrated with the container is damaged, there is a problem in that the container becomes useless as a container with a handle.

[Means and actions to solve the problem]

According to the present invention, the above problems are solved by a handle for a cylindrical container that includes a handle, a handle attachment member, and a stopper member. The handle of the handle for a cylindrical container of the present invention has a holding part and a grip part, and the holding part has a fitting piece with an L-shaped cross section on the side where the cylindrical container is attached, and this fitting piece has a curved part. A resilient portion is formed.
The handle attachment member is a C-shaped annular body with a notch, and its inner diameter is approximately equal to the outer diameter of the handle attachment part of the cylindrical container when the notch is brought into contact with the handle. A through hole is provided for fitting the fitting piece of the handle. A contact member faces the cut in the handle attachment member and is fixed in contact with the stopper member, and the handle attachment member has an annular shape and is adapted to tightly fit around the outer periphery of the cylindrical container.

The handle for a cylindrical container of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the constituent members of a cylindrical container handle according to the present invention, where A indicates the handle, B indicates a handle attachment member, and C indicates a stopper member. The procedure for attaching the cylindrical container handle of the present invention to the cylindrical crow container 22 as shown in FIG. 2 will be explained. First, the L-shaped fitting piece 4 of the handle 1 is inserted into the through hole 5 of the handle attachment member 2 and passed through. A resilient portion 6 is provided at the bottom of the fitting piece 4, so that when the fitting piece is fitted into the through hole, it elastically comes into close contact with the inner wall of the through hole. A locking portion 7 is provided near the tip and is locked to the upper end surface of the through-hole 5, so that the handle and the through-hole are coupled and fixed. Next, the cut 8 of the handle attachment member 2 is opened and brought into contact with a desired position of the cylindrical glass container, and the contact members 9 on each side of the cut 8 on the opposite side of the through-hole are brought into contact with each other and stopped. When the contact member is pushed into the cut of the mating member 3 from above and the cut is fixed, the handle attachment member 2 is tightly fixed to the cylindrical glass container as shown in FIG. 2, and the attachment of the handle to the container is completed. FIG. 2 shows the main parts of attaching a handle to a cylindrical glass container, and 21 is the lid of the container. A groove 23 is provided at a suitable location on the outer peripheral surface of the container 22, and the small protrusion 10 formed on the top of the holding part 11 of the handle is inserted into the groove 23.
By fitting the handle to the container, the handle can be more securely fixed to the container.

The handle for a cylindrical container according to the present invention is shown in FIG. 2 in a state where it is attached to a cylindrical container.
It goes without saying that it can be attached to any cylindrical shape, including polygonal cylindrical shapes such as triangular and square tubes, and cylindrical shapes with a constriction in the center. In Figure 2, the handle is attached to the top of the cylindrical glass container, but when the contents become small, if necessary, remove the retaining member and shift the handle attachment member downward to position the handle. By fixing it close to the bottom, any small amount of remaining contents can easily and safely drain into the receiver.

[Effect of idea]

The handle for a cylindrical container of the present invention is composed of a handle, a handle attachment member, and a stopper member, and the handle can be moved smoothly depending on the amount of content remaining in the container to facilitate the removal of the contents. In addition, the container can be stored and managed by removing the handle that takes up space and leaving only the handle attachment member attached to the container, which is advantageous for container storage because the handle can be attached as needed. It is. Furthermore, since the handle attachment member is not integrated with the container, it is also economically advantageous that if the handle attachment member is damaged, it is only necessary to replace it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1A, B, and C are views showing the structure of the handle for a cylindrical container of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view showing the main parts of the handle for a cylindrical container attached to a cylindrical glass container. 1... Handle, 2... Handle mounting member, 3... Stopping member, 4... Fitting piece, 5... Through hole, 8...
Cut, 22... Cylindrical glass container, 21...
lid.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A handle including a fitting piece having an L-shaped cross section and having a resilient part and facing a presser part; an annular handle attachment member having a through hole for fitting the fitting piece on the opposite side of the cut; A handle for a cylindrical container, characterized in that the handle comprises a fitting member for fitting a cut in the handle fitting member.