JPS588200Y2 - liquid container - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a liquid container that pumps up liquid.

In conventional liquid containers of this type, the entire liquid container is vertically long, and the spout pipe opening for pouring out the liquid in the liquid container is opened in an upward position. When dispensing, the liquid receiving container such as a pot tip had to be held up while pouring, which was inconvenient to use.

In view of the above points, the present invention has been developed to facilitate the pouring work by connecting the pouring auxiliary pipe below the spout of the liquid pouring pipe. An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid container in which the pouring auxiliary pipe and the pipe cover member that cover the outside of the auxiliary pipe are integrated into a unit, thereby making it easy to assemble the pipe cover member. It is.

Hereinafter, the liquid container of the present invention will be explained based on the illustrated embodiment. The liquid container of the embodiment shown in FIGS.
A liquid container main body 1 having a liquid container 5 housed in an outer case 4 and a lower mouth member 6 placed and fixed on the upper part of the outer case 4; a lid body 2 having an air pump 9 housed therein; The stopper 8 is formed by attaching a liquid pumping pipe 11 and a liquid pouring pipe 12 so as to communicate with each other.

The liquid container 5 is a so-called large-body vacuum bottle, which is a vacuum double bottle with a large diameter bottle and a low bottle height.

A plug insertion hole 7 is formed approximately in the center of the lower mouth member 6, and a plug body 8 is removably fitted into the plug insertion hole 7.

Further, a protrusion 6a is formed on the front side of the lower mouth member 6 and protrudes forward from the front surface 4a of the outer case 4.

An opening 15 for allowing the spout 13 of the liquid spouting tube 12 to protrude downward is formed in the protrusion 6a.

A lid body 2 is pivotally attached to the upper part of the liquid container body 1 by a hinge 3 so as to be able to pivot freely to open and close.

Note that this hinge 3 is provided on the rear side of the liquid container body 1.

The lid 2 is locked to the liquid container body 1 by a locking member 14 provided on the front side thereof.

A bellows type air pump 9 is housed inside the lid body 2.

This air pump 9 is pressed and driven by a pump operation plate 10 arranged on the top of the pump top plate.

The air pump 9 is configured to communicate airtightly with the inside of the liquid container 5 via a ventilation path 17 formed in the stopper 8 when the lid is closed.

A liquid pumping pipe 11 extending downward and a liquid pouring pipe 12 extending laterally are attached to the stopper 8.
1 and the spouting pipe 12 are communicated via an in-stop water passage 16.

The lower end of the liquid pumping pipe 11 is opened near the bottom of the liquid container 5.

The liquid spouting pipe 12 is made to protrude toward the front side of the liquid container main body 1, and the spout 13 of the liquid spouting pipe 12 is connected to the outer case 4.
It is opened downward at a position outside the front surface 4a of the outer case and as close as possible to the front surface 4a of the outer case.

Note that this spout 13 projects downward from an opening 15 formed in the front protrusion 6a of the lower mouth member 6.

A straight spouting auxiliary pipe 2 is provided on the front surface 4a of the outer case 4.
2 and a pipe cover member 18 that covers the outside of the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 are integrally connected.

The auxiliary pouring pipe 22 is for guiding the liquid discharged from the pouring pipe spout 13 downward so that it can be poured from the middle height of the liquid container body 1. The auxiliary tube 22 is integrally formed within the pipe cover member 18 toward the front of the lower needle.

Note that the upper end opening 22 a of the auxiliary spout pipe 22 communicates with the spout 13 , and the lower end opening 22 b of the auxiliary spout pipe 22 communicates with the spout 13 .
is opened at a position having a vertical distance H from the bottom surface of the liquid container body 1 and a horizontal distance from the outer surface of the outer case 4 so that a liquid receiving container 30 such as a teapot or a pot can be placed below it.

A unit member 40 consisting of an auxiliary pouring pipe 22 and a pipe cover member 18 is attached to a base portion 33 attached to the front surface 4a of the outer case.
It can be removably fitted into the

That is, this base portion 33 is formed into a frame shape and is fixed to the outer case front surface 4a with screws 41.

On the other hand, there is an engagement mark 35 on the front part of the upper end of the pipe cover member 18.
are formed, and both side walls 18 of the pipe cover member 18 are formed.
Convex portions 36, 36, and 36 are formed on the outer surfaces of the bottom wall 18a and the rear end of the bottom wall 18b, respectively, and the engaging protrusion 35 is formed on the lower surface of the front end of the front protrusion 6a of the lower mouth member 6. The unit member 40 is fitted into the retaining receiving part '34 from below and the convex parts 36, 36, 36 are fitted into the concave parts 37 formed on the inner surface of the base part 33. It can be detachably fixed to the base part 33.

Note that this unit member 40 can be separated from the base portion 33 by strongly pulling the pipe cover member 18.

In this liquid container, the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 is arranged so as to be inclined downwardly toward the front, and the front surface of the pipe cover member 18 is also inclined downwardly so that the upper part retreats toward the liquid container main body 1 side and the lower part protrudes forward. The projecting portion is positioned downward.

Therefore, even if something comes into contact with the protruding portion of the pipe cover member 18, stability is good and there is little risk of the liquid container falling over.

In addition, when the spout and spout cover protrude above the liquid container as in conventional liquid containers, the stability is poor when something comes into contact with the protruding part, and the liquid container may fall over in some cases. Sometimes.

Next, to explain the function of the liquid container shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the pump operation plate 10 is pressed, pressurized air from the air pump 9 passes through the air passage 17 inside the stopper and the liquid container is operated. 5, and the pressurized air causes the liquid W in the liquid container 5 to flow through the pumping pipe 11, the in-stop water passage 16, and the spouting pipe 1.
2 and further through the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 into a receiving container 30 such as a pot.

In this case, the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 serves as an outlet for the liquid W in the liquid container.
Since the lower end opening 22b opens at a position close to the liquid receiving container 30 placed on the floor surface on which the liquid container is placed, the liquid filling operation can be performed while the liquid receiving container 30 is placed on the floor surface. be able to.

Furthermore, when the liquid W in the liquid container decreases, a so-called splash phenomenon occurs in which gas and liquid are mixed and ejected from the spout pipe outlet 13.
2a, so the lower end opening of the pouring auxiliary pipe 2
From 2b onwards, the splash phenomenon will not occur.

In addition, since the pouring auxiliary pipe 22 is formed in a straight pipe shape,
It has the effect of improving water drainage during injection.

Next, to explain the effects of the present invention, the liquid container of the present invention has the following effects.

(1) Since the upper end opening 22a of the spout auxiliary pipe 22 that communicates with the spout 13 is disposed below the spout 13, the upper end opening 22a of the spout auxiliary pipe 22 is disposed below the spout 13, so that when pouring out liquid in the liquid container, the upper end opening 22a The liquid pouring operation can be performed while the liquid container 30 is placed on the floor, and the liquid can be poured without touching the liquid receiving container 30, which prevents the splashing of the hot water poured into the liquid receiving container 30. You won't get burned.

(2) Since the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 and the pipe cover member 18 covering the outside thereof are integrally combined to form the unit member 40, the auxiliary pouring pipe 22 and the pipe cover member 18 are connected to the liquid container main body 1. can be assembled at once, simplifying the assembly work.

In addition, if the unit member 40 is detachably fitted to the liquid container body 1 as in the illustrated embodiment, the unit member 40 can be removed as needed to connect the pouring auxiliary pipe 22.
The inside can be cleaned, and if the auxiliary pouring tube 22 is formed into a straight tube shape, drainage of water during pouring can be improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a liquid container according to an embodiment of the present invention;
2 is a partially exploded perspective view of the liquid container of FIG. 1. FIG. 1...Liquid container body, 4...Outer case, 4a...Outer case front, 5...Liquid container, 12...Note Outlet pipe, 13... spout,
18... Pipe cover part, 22...
Pour auxiliary pipe, 40... Unit member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A spout 13 of a spouting pipe 12 for pouring out the liquid W in the liquid container onto the upper front surface 4a of the outer case 4 housing the liquid container 5 therein.
is opened downward, while the front surface 4a of the outer case 4
, a unit member 40 is formed by integrally combining a pouring auxiliary pipe 22 that continues below the pouring pipe spout 13 and a pipe cover member 18 that covers the outside of the pouring auxiliary pipe 22.
A liquid container characterized by being equipped with.