JPS5929602Y2 - Stek container saucer - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to an inner saucer for stick (stick-shaped cosmetics) containers such as ticks and lipsticks.

Conventionally, as a stick container, an inner saucer was slidably housed inside a storage cylinder, and the sticks were raised upright in the inner saucer, and the sticks were fed out and used by lifting the inner saucer with a finger. There is.

In this type of device, a separate curved spring piece is fixed to the lower surface of the inner tray, and the tip of the spring piece bites into the inner surface of the housing cylinder, or engages with grooves or teeth formed on the inner surface of the housing cylinder. hand,
This prevents the middle saucer from descending.

However, if the inner saucer does not go down at all in this way, there will be a problem if the stick sticks out too much, and it will also be necessary to separately form and assemble a spring piece to the middle saucer, which will result in a large cost increase. It is the cause.

The present invention seeks to eliminate such conventional drawbacks.

The illustrated embodiment will be described below.

FIGS. 1 to 3 are examples of this, in which a cylindrical inner saucer body 1 is provided slidably inside a housing cylinder A, and the inner saucer body 1 is slidably provided inside the housing cylinder A. /i, A receiving plate 3 with a large number of needles 3a .
Imaginary number engaging pieces 5 are formed by making a notch of 4°4 from below and protruding slightly obliquely to the outside, and are provided at equal intervals on four sides, and these engaging pieces 5... A cross-shaped curved piece 6 is integrally installed between the lower ends in an upwardly convex manner, and the curved piece 6 is provided below the receiving plate 3, and the part of the receiving plate 3 corresponding to the location of the curved piece 6 is A window 7 for cutting out the mold is provided in the lower surface of the receiving plate 3, and triangular ribs 3b are provided on the remaining lower surface of the receiving plate 3, and the above are integrally molded with a suitable synthetic resin.

4 to 6 show another example, which is similar to the previous example, but the central part of the receiving plate 3 and the central part of the cross-shaped curved piece 6 are connected and shared, and the lower surface of the receiving plate 3 is The ribs are omitted, and the needles on the upper surface of the receiving plate 3 are also eliminated, and these are also integrally molded with appropriate synthetic grease.

The stick is made to stand up on the middle saucer body 1 shown above, and is inserted into the housing tube A from below.When using the stick, push up the middle saucer body 1 from below to insert the stick. It is taken out from the storage tube A and used.

The inner tray main body 1 in the housing cylinder A is formed so that the lower end corners of the engaging pieces 5 are bent against the inner surface of the housing cylinder A due to the bending elasticity of the engaging pieces themselves and the bending elasticity of the cross-shaped curved piece 6. When the stick is pressed into contact with the stick and receives a downward force, the frictional resistance between the stick and the housing tube A increases significantly, and the stick does not fall down while in use.
If the stick is pushed out too much, by pushing the stick from above with a strong force or by directly pulling the middle saucer body 1 downward with a strong force, the stick will descend beyond the above frictional resistance and the stick can be retracted.

With this proposal, the bottom can be made of synthetic resin as appropriate, the number of parts can be reduced to one, the number of parts can be reduced to a minimum, the number of steps involved in molding etc. can be reduced, the number of steps in assembly can be completely eliminated, and costs can be significantly reduced. I can go down.

In addition, the stick can be retracted at will in case of overextension, which is extremely convenient for use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings are examples of the present invention, and Figure 1 is a vertical side view of an example, and Figure 2 is a longitudinal side view of an example.
3 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the same, FIG. 4 is a vertical side view of another example, FIG. 5 is a plan view of the same, and FIG. 6 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the same. 1... Middle saucer body, 2... Peripheral wall, 3... Receiver plate, 4
...notch, 5...engaging piece, 6...curved piece.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] [A cylindrical inner saucer body 1 that supports a stick and is slidably installed in a housing tube A; 11 A cut 4 from below in the peripheral wall 2 of the inner saucer body 1;
．． It consists of a plurality of retaining pieces 5 which are formed by slightly protruding obliquely outward as the engaging pieces 4 are inserted, and a curved piece 6 which is integrally installed between the engaging pieces 5. An inner saucer for a stick container, in which an inner saucer main body 1, engaging pieces 5, and curved pieces 6 are integrally molded from appropriate synthetic resin.