JPS60204460A - Parallel drink selling vessel - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a container for storing beverages such as juice, cola, Saigoo, other soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages in a cosmetic case made of non-porous material such as plastic, instead of a conventional container using a bottle or can. This relates to a beverage sales container that encloses and sells beverages.

Conventional beverage containers of this type, such as those made of paper or plastic, are inexpensive and disposable, so they are widely distributed through vending carts and the like. However, when the purchaser actually drinks it, he or she must use a straw attached to the container or distributed separately to poke a hole in the container and suck out the liquid inside. It has become.

Although such straws have been devised by sharpening one end, the holes may not always be made properly or the straws may break due to various factors such as the wrong direction or the strength of the material. Furthermore, since the container and the straw are separate, the straw is often lost. There is also the problem that when a straw is added to a container, the overall shape is irregular, making it inconvenient for transportation and sale.

The present invention eliminates these drawbacks, and provides a container that has a low manufacturing cost, is easy to seal a beverage inside, and can prevent air from remaining inside as much as possible. Depends. The invention as set forth in claim 1 provides a cosmetic case made of an air-impermeable material, and a liquid passage formed integrally with the cosmetic case at the center of the upper end of the cosmetic case, the inside of which communicates with the interior of the cosmetic case. and a groove or notch in which the tubular part is newly bent and housed, and a part or all of the lower end of the tubular part is connected to the top end of the cosmetic case. A beverage sales container with a straw
Since the tubular part corresponding to the box and the main body of the cosmetic case are integrated, and the tubular part is completely housed in the groove or notch provided in the cosmetic case, all of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional case are eliminated, and Since the tubular part that serves as the liquid injection port is provided in the center of the container, it can be easily manufactured using conventional blow molding methods, etc., and the manufacturing cost can be kept low. Since it is connected to the top end of the box, it is possible to prevent air from remaining as much as possible when pouring liquid inside. In addition, the invention as claimed in claim 2 provides a cosmetic case made of an air-impermeable material;
The cosmetic case has a tubular part formed integrally with the cosmetic case at the center of the upper end thereof and whose interior is a liquid passage communicating with the interior of the cosmetic case, and a groove forming part connected to the tubular part, and the groove forming part is connected to the tubular part. A beverage sales container characterized by scales that can be folded into a cosmetic case to house the tubular part, and when filling or taking out liquid, a portion corresponding to the groove protrudes from the presentation case, making it easy to pour liquid into the case. Therefore, it is possible to prevent air from remaining, and when storing and transporting the product, the grooved portion is folded into the interior of the gift box, and the tubular portion is also stored in the groove, which is extremely convenient.

A detailed explanation will be given below along with examples. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the invention of claim 1, and (a) is a diagram showing the state when the tubular part is stored and transported, and (b) is a partial cross section showing the state during use. It is a diagram. In the diagram, 1 is a cosmetic case, 2
is a tubular part, 3 is a groove, 4 is a seal, 5 is the top end of the gift box, 6 is a part of the lower end of the tubular part, 7 is another part of the lower end of the tubular part, 8 is a leak-proof cap It is. In this embodiment, the vanity case 1 and the tubular part 2 are integrally molded from synthetic resin, and the tubular part is provided at approximately the center of the upper end of the vanity case 1, and the inside of the tubular part 2 and the vanity case 1 are connected. The inside of is open. A groove 3 is provided along the upper part of the cosmetic case, and the tubular part 2 is folded and stored in the groove 3. Instead of the groove 3, a stepped notch may be provided at one end of the cosmetic case, and the tubular part may be accommodated there. Also, the position of groove 3 is
If it is a rectangular box shape, it can be freely set such as in the longitudinal direction of the box or in the diagonal direction on the top surface. A separate liquid injection port can be provided, but the tubular portion (not shown) should be made sufficiently thick so that the liquid is injected from the top. Further, after the liquid is injected, the tubular part 2 is simply bent and stored in the groove 3, and the tubular part 2 is easily closed at the bent part, so that the liquid inside does not easily flow out. However, in order to completely eliminate liquid leakage, a cap 8 is provided at the tip of the tubular portion 2 in this example. As is clear from this example, the tubular part corresponding to the straw is integrated with the main body of the cosmetic case, and is stored inside the main body of the cosmetic case, so there are no unnecessary protrusions or irregular parts during transportation, and there is no need to worry about unnecessary protrusions or irregularities inside the vending machine. It is also extremely convenient to handle. When a purchaser uses the straw, he or she can immediately use it for drinking by simply pulling up the tubular portion, and problems such as loss or breakage of the straw do not occur. In addition, since the tubular portion 2 is provided near the center of the upper end of the cosmetic case 1, the cosmetic case 1 and the tubular portion 2 are made of plastic and can be easily molded into one body by a conventional blow molding method or the like. I can do it. Furthermore, the tubular part 2
Since the lower end part 6 is directly connected to the uppermost end 5 of the cosmetic case, even if the groove 3 is formed at the upper end of the cosmetic case, air will not be allowed to enter the cosmetic case 1 when liquid is injected. It can be made so that it does not remain.

Second, Claim 2 This is an embodiment of the present invention in which the lower end of the tubular portion is connected to a groove forming portion provided at the uppermost end of the cosmetic case. (a) is a diagram showing the state of liquid encapsulation, (b) is a front sectional view of the fIS2 diagram, and (c) is a sectional view showing the state during storage and transportation. In the figure, 11 is a cosmetic case, 12 is a tubular part, 13 is a groove forming part, 14 is a seal, 1
5 is the uppermost end of the groove forming part, 16.17 is the fold of the groove forming part, 18 is the cap, and 19 is the top surface of the gift box.

In this embodiment, when sealing a liquid, the liquid is injected from the upper part of the tubular part 12, and the cap 18 is placed on the tubular part 12 to seal it. The sealing method may be any suitable method such as geothermal fusion of the cap.

After the liquid is sealed, the groove forming part 13 is pushed into the cosmetic case 11, the tubular part 12 is bent and stored in the formed groove, and the lid is closed with the seal 14, so that the top surface 19 of the cosmetic case 11 becomes flat. This prevents unnecessary protrusions during storage and transportation. Note that many of the advantages described for the invention in claim 1 also apply to the present invention.

As explained above in detail, the beverage sales container of the present invention has a simple structure, yet has the above-mentioned great effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, in which (a) is a diagram showing a state in which the tubular part is housed during storage and transportation, and (b) is a partial sectional view showing a state in a drinking state. Second, this is an embodiment of the invention according to claim 2, in which the lower end of the tubular portion is connected to the groove forming portion provided at the uppermost end of the cosmetic case. (a) is a diagram showing the state of corrugated body encapsulation, (1) is a front sectional view of FIG. 2, and (c) is a sectional view showing the state during storage and transportation. In the figure, 1 is a gift box, 2 is a tubular part, 3 is a groove, 4 is a seal, 5 is the top end of the gift box, 6 is a part of the lower end of the tubular part, 7
is another part of the lower end of the tubular part, 8 is a leak-proof cap, 1
1 is a cosmetic case, 12 is a tubular part, 13 is a groove forming part, 14 is a seal, 15 is the top end of the groove forming part, 16.17 is a fold of the groove forming part, 18 is a cap, and 19 is the top surface of the cosmetic case. be. Representative Patent Attorney Takasan Honma 1 Figure (b) Figure 2

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) A cosmetic case formed of an air-impermeable material, and a liquid passage formed integrally with the presentation case in a medium heat section at the upper end of the presentation case, the inside of which communicates with the interior of the presentation case. It has a tubular part and a groove or notch in which the tubular part is bent and stored, and a part or all of the lower end of the tubular part is connected to the top end of the cosmetic case. Beverage sales container. 2) A vanity case made of an air-impermeable material, a tubular part formed integrally with the vanity case in a medium heat section at the upper end of the vanity case, and the tubular part being a liquid passage whose inside communicates with the interior of the vanity case. 1. A beverage vending container characterized in that the container has a groove-forming portion connected to the container, and the groove-forming portion is folded into the cosmetic case to house the tubular portion.