JPS5824846Y2 - bottle handle - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a bottle handle that can securely and easily hold bottles, is securely attached to bottles, has a simple and robust structure, is easy to manufacture, and has other features. This provides something with unprecedented features.

Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below.

In FIG. 1, a bottle handle 1 binds the necks of two bottles 2 to each other, and a restraining member 3 binds the bodies of the bottles to each other.

In FIG. 2, the bottle handle 1 includes a pair of connected endless strips 4, an elongated plate-like body 6 to which a connecting portion 5 of the endless strips is fixed, and a pair of connected endless strips 4, and a long and narrow plate-like body 6 on both sides of the plate-like body. It is provided with U-shaped grips 7 that are connected together, and is made of synthetic resin to have appropriate elasticity, shape retention, and flexibility.

The pair of endless strips 4 are integrally formed in the shape of a figure 8, and the intersecting portion 5 and the plate-like body 6 are connected by inserting a headed shaft 8, which stands up integrally from the intersecting portion, into a hole 9 in the plate-like body. This may be done by any appropriate connecting means such as a grommet, welding, or adhesive.

A portion of each endless strip 4 extends outward beyond one end of the plate-like body 6, and a substantially semicircular arc-shaped recess 10 is formed at one end of the plate-like body, and the extending portion of these endless strips Together, the recesses form a ring that fits into the neck of the bottle 2.

The size of this ring is slightly smaller than the neck of the bottle, and it tightly tightens the neck.

To bind the neck of the bottle 2 with the handle 1, press the endless strip 4 relatively to the head of the bottle as shown in FIG.
Bend the endless strip around its fixation point 5 and pull it away from the plate-like body 6, insert the neck of the bottle into the endless strip, and then put the endless strip back into place so that the neck of the bottle is fixed between the endless strip and the recess. surround.

When the grip 7 is lifted up, the endless strip 4 and the recess 10 tighten to tighten the neck.

If the restraint member 3 is used in addition to the handle 1, the bottle can be carried even more safely.

This binding member 3 has, for example, two rings 11 integrally connected to each other, and when each ring is fitted into the body of a bottle,
Combined with the above-mentioned holding hand 1, the two bottles are firmly held (Fig. 5).

If the fit between the ring 11 and the body is tight, this alone is sufficient, but if it is loose, it is better to insert the wedge 12 between them, and in this case, the ring can be easily attached and removed.

It is more convenient if the wedge 12 is integrally connected to the ring 11 by a connecting piece 13.

In addition, as another example of the binding member, - rings 14 may be used to restrain the bodies of two or more bottles (Fig. 6), and the intermediate portions that do not contact the bottles may be bound inwardly or outwardly. If formed in the folded part 15 to adjust the size of the ring,
Even if the diameter of the bottle is slightly different, it can be used conveniently.

This fold-in portion can also be applied to the ring 11.

As described above, the present invention has a pair of endless strips 4 that are integrally formed into a substantially figure 8 shape to fit into the neck of the bottle, and the intersecting portion 5.
A pair of recesses 10 that fit into the neck of the bottle are formed at both edges of the plate-like member 6 that crosses the endless strip, and each recess 10 and the endless strip 4 are connected to each other at one point. Since the structure is such that the neck of the bottle is suspended, each endless strip 4 can be easily bent with respect to the plate-like body 6 around the connecting part 5, and a large ring can be obtained for the neck of the bottle. , it is therefore very easy to insert a bottle into the endless strip, and the suspended bottle is balanced by exerting an attractive force on both endless strips 4, so that the connecting point 5 receives almost no force from the bottle. Moreover, the connection between the endless strip 4 and the plate-shaped body 10 is simple and requires only one minimum point.

Furthermore, each end of the pair of grips 7 is attached to the plate-like body 6, and its four parts 10
Since the grip is connected so as to sandwich the handles, and a part of the handle grips the endless strip 4 when the grip is used, the endless strip 4 is prevented from shifting relative to the recess 10, and the bottle can be hung stably by both. can do.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view of the handle, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same, FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway slope view of the same, and FIG. 4 is a slope of the restraining member. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a modification thereof. 1 is a handle for a bottle, 2 is a bottle, 3 is a restraining member, 4 is an endless strip, 6 is a plate-shaped body, 7 is a grip, and 10 is a four part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of endless strips 4 that fit into the neck of the bottle are integrally formed into a substantially figure-eight shape, and one point of the intersecting portion 5 is fixed to a plate-like body 6, and the plate-like body 6 crosses the endless strips. Integral recesses 10 that fit into the neck of the bottle are formed on both edges, and each recess 10 and the endless strip work together to suspend the neck of the bottle, and each end of the pair of grips 7 is shaped like a plate. This bottle grip is connected to a body 6 so as to sandwich the concave portion 10 thereof, and a part of the grip is configured to sandwich the endless strip 4 when the grip is used.