JPS5925326Y2 - Liquid container nameplate mounting structure - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a nameplate that is attached to a liquid container such as a thermos flask, and more specifically, the invention relates to a mounting structure for a nameplate that is attached to a liquid container such as a thermos flask. This relates to the nameplate mounting structure.

The present invention enables the nameplate to be attached reliably and firmly by engaging the vertically long nameplate attached to the window hole of the outer case with the window hole at approximately the center in the vertical direction. The object of the present invention is to propose a nameplate mounting structure for a liquid container that can reinforce the window hole forming part.

The nameplate mounting structure of a liquid container of the present invention will be explained below based on the illustrated embodiment. FIG. 1 shows a liquid container that adopts the nameplate mounting structure of the embodiment of the present invention. As a liquid container, a pump-type pot is used to keep warm and boil water.

This pot consists of a pot body 1 which houses a liquid container 5 with a wide upper opening in an outer case 4, and further has an annular lower mouth member 6 placed on the upper part of the outer case 4; A lid body 2 which is pivotally attached to the upper part and houses an air pump 10 therein, an inner lid 7 that opens and closes a wide-mouthed liquid supply port 30 formed above the pot body 1, and an inner lid 7 that is integrated with the inner lid 7. A liquid guide pipe unit 8 is fixed to the liquid pipe unit 8 and has a series of liquid pouring passages 9 formed therein.

Further, in this pot, a see-through tube 11 for displaying the content is attached to the outside of the liquid container 5, and the see-through tube 11 can be visually seen through the viewing part 21 of the vertical nameplate 20 attached to the outer surface of the outer case 4. It looks like this.

The mounting structure of the nameplate 20 will be explained with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4. The nameplate 20 is mounted so as to cover a vertically elongated window hole 14 formed in the outer case 4.

The window hole 14 of the outer case 4 is formed in a vertically long manner at a position corresponding to the transparent tube 11.

An engaging receiving portion 15 for locking a retaining portion 22 (described later) formed on the nameplate 20 is formed approximately at the vertical center of the window hole 14.

The engagement receiving portion 15 is formed by cutting a portion of both side edges 14a, 14a of the window hole 14 into a rectangular shape facing outward in the lateral direction, and the lower sides 16a, 16a of the cutout portions 16, 16
serves as the engagement receiving portion 15.

Note that the lower part of the window hole 14 is a horizontally wide space 17 in order to expose the pilot lamp to the outside.

The nameplate 20 is composed of a vertically long nameplate base material 23 and a window plate 24 made of a vertically long transparent plate, and the window plate 24 is fixed to the back surface of the nameplate base material 23 with screws 40 and 40.

The nameplate base material 23 has a length that reaches from the lower surface of the front protrusion 18 of the lower mouth member 6 to the lower end 14b of the outer case window hole 14, and is slightly wider than the width of both cut-outs 16 and 16 of the outer case window hole 14. It has a wide width.

The nameplate base material 23 also has a series of side walls 23b, 23b and a bottom wall 23 that protrude rearward on both sides and the bottom of the front plate 23a.
C is integrally formed.

A vertically long viewing window 25 is formed in the front plate 23a of the nameplate base material 23, and a window plate 24 is fitted into the viewing window 25 from the back side thereof.

A locking piece 26 is formed to protrude upward from the upper end of the nameplate base material 23, and a locking piece 27 is formed to protrude downward from the lower end of the base material 23 (rear end of the bottom wall 23C). There is.

This upper end locking piece 26 engages from the back side with a hanging piece 19 (FIG. 1) formed to protrude downward from the lower surface of the lower mouth protrusion 18, and the lower end locking piece 27 engages with the bottom of the outer case window hole 14. plate 14b
It is designed to engage from the inside.

The window plate 24 is formed into a vertically long U-shaped cross section, and rectangular projecting pieces 28 and 28 are formed in the center of the vertical direction of the window plate 24, respectively, and project outward in the horizontal direction. .

This protruding piece 28.28 is the notch 16 of the outer case window hole 14.
．． 16, and when the nameplate 20 is attached, the protruding pieces 28 and 28 are connected to the notches 16 and 16, respectively.
It can be inserted into the inside of the outer case 4 from the inside.

Further, the lower ends 28a, 2 are provided on the front side of the protruding pieces 28.28.
Horizontal piece 29.29 protruding forward at a position slightly above 8a
are integrally formed.

These protruding pieces 28.28 and horizontal pieces 29.29 are attached to the nameplate 20.
The engaging portion 22 is located at the vertical center of the name plate 20 when the window plate 24 is screwed to the back surface of the name plate base material 23. .

Note that when the window plate 23 is screwed to the nameplate base material 23, the side edge 14a of the outer case window hole 14 is located between the lower front part of the protrusion piece 28.28 and the rear end of the base material side walls 23b, 23b.

14a are formed to allow the insertion thereof.

This nameplate 20 is attached to the outer case window hole 14 in the following manner.

First, the upper end locking piece 26 of the nameplate base material 23 is inserted from below into the back side of one of the hanging pieces formed on the lower surface of the lower mouth protrusion 18, and the window plate protruding pieces 28 are inserted into the notch 1 of the outer case window hole 14.
6.16 into the window hole 14, and then push down the name plate 20, the engaging portion 22 (projecting piece 28° 28) of the name plate 20 will be inserted into the engaging receiving portion of the outer case window hole 14. 15(
At the same time, the lower end locking piece 27 of the nameplate base material 23 engages the lower side 14b of the window hole 14 from the inside, and the nameplate 20 is inserted into the outer case window. It can be attached to hole 14.

When the nameplate 20 is attached, the nameplate 20 has its upper end attached to the hanging piece 19 on the lower surface of the lower protrusion, its center portion attached to the engagement receiving portion 15 of the window hole 14, and its lower end attached to the lower side 14a of the window hole 14. Each is engaged and fixed at three places in the vertical direction, so
The attachment of the nameplate 20 is ensured.

In the pump liquid injection pot shown in FIG. 1, the liquid container 5 is formed of a thin metal plate, and a water heater 38 and a heat-retaining heater 39 are wrapped around the lower outer circumference of the liquid container 5. .

A transparent tube 11 attached to the outside of the liquid container 5 is formed of a transparent tube such as a glass tube, and the upper and lower ends of the transparent tube 11 communicate with the inside of the liquid container 5, respectively.

An inner lid 7 is mounted on a wide-mouthed liquid supply port 30 formed above the pot body 1 so as to be openable and closable and to maintain airtightness therebetween.

The liquid conduit unit 1-8 is integrally fixed approximately at the center of the inner lid 7 in an airtight manner.

These liquid guide pipe units 1 to 8 are liquid pumping pipes 3 extending downward.
1 and a liquid pouring pipe 32 extending in the horizontal direction are attached to an intermediate member 33, and both pipes 31 and 32 are connected to the intermediate member 3.
They are communicated with each other via a liquid passage 34 in 3.

Note that the liquid pumping pipe 31. The liquid W in the liquid container 5 is discharged through the liquid passage 34, the liquid pouring pipe 32, and the spout pipe 32a at its tip.
It constitutes a series of liquid pouring passages 9 for pouring out liquid.

An air blowing passage 35 is formed in the intermediate member 33 and passes through it in the vertical direction, and when the lid body 2 is closed, the air pump 10
and the inside of the liquid container 5 communicate with each other via an air blowing passage 35.

The air pump 10 housed in the lid 2 is driven by a pump pressing plate 36 disposed above the pump top plate.

In this pump liquid injection pot, the amount of liquid W in the liquid container 5 can be determined by visually observing the height of the water level in the transparent tube 11 through the viewing part 21 (window plate 24). .

In addition, in this pump liquid injection pot, when the pump press plate 36 is pushed down, pressurized air from the air pump 10 is blown into the liquid container 5, and the pressurized air causes the liquid W in the liquid container to be poured into a series of liquids. It can be poured outside through the passage 9.

Next, to explain the effects of the present invention, in the liquid container nameplate mounting structure of the present invention, the vertically long window hole 1 formed in the outer case 4
When attaching the vertically long nameplate 20 to the nameplate 20, an engagement receiving part 15 is formed by cutting out a part of the window hole side edge 14a at approximately the center of the window hole 14 in the vertical direction. An engaging portion 22 that can be engaged with the portion 15 is formed and the engaging portion 22 is
Since the nameplate 20 is attached with the name plate 20 engaged with the retaining receiving part 15 from the back side of the outer case 4, the outer case 4 is attached to the window hole 14.
To prevent the occurrence of distortion in the outer case 4 by engaging the engaging part 22 of the nameplate 20 at the center part (retaining part 15) of the window hole 14 even when distortion is caused by deformation of the outer case 4. Moreover, since the name plate 20 and the portion forming the window hole 14 are mutually reinforced, the strength of the name plate mounting portion is increased and the mounting condition of the name plate 20 is ensured.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a liquid container that employs a nameplate mounting structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the nameplate mounting structure shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an A-- A sectional view, and FIG. 4 are BB sectional views in FIG. 3. 1...Bottle main body, 4...Outer case, 5...Liquid container, 11...Transparent tube, 1
4... Window hole, 14 a... Window hole side edge,
15...Engagement receiving part, 16...Notch part,
20...Nameplate, 21...Peeping part, 22
・・・・・・Engagement part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a liquid container in which a liquid container 5 having a see-through tube 11 for displaying the content capacity is housed in an outer case 4, the outer case 4
A vertically elongated window hole 14 is formed at a position corresponding to the transparent tube 11, and furthermore, the window hole 14 has a vertically extending direction. On the other hand, the window hole 14 has a retaining part 22 that can be engaged with the retaining receiver 15 from the back side of the outer case 4 at approximately the center in the vertical direction. A nameplate mounting structure for a liquid container, characterized in that a nameplate 20 is mounted with the retaining portion 22 engaged with the retaining receiving portion 15 from the back side of the outer case 4.