JPS6125701Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a bar-shaped cosmetic dispensing container with a lid cover.

Conventionally, this type of container has been provided with a cap that can be attached to and removed from the container body, making it troublesome to attach and detach the cap, and also being a nuisance because the detached cap is usually held in the hand while the container is in use. The present applicant has filed an application (Utility Model Application No. 58-94417) for a container that eliminates such drawbacks, but the present application is a further improvement of that container, which eliminates the trouble of attaching and detaching the cap, makes it easier to use, and makes the container easier to use. This prevents dust etc. from entering inside.

The structure of the present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes an outer cylinder whose upper end surface is open. A first longitudinal hole 3 is bored in the arbitrarily defined front wall 2 of the outer cylinder, and longitudinal grooves 4, 4 are formed in the front and rear sides of the upper part of the side wall.
has been drilled. The upper inner surface of both the front and rear walls has a first
Engaging elements 5, 5 are attached, which will be described later. The lower end surface of the outer cylinder is closed by a bottom wall 6, and a mounting table 7 is erected from the front of the bottom wall on the side opposite to the side where the vertical grooves are provided.

A saucer is fitted into the outer cylinder so as to be movable up and down. As shown in the figure, the saucer has a saucer part 10 formed by a lower cylinder member 8 and an upper cylinder member 9, and a handle 1 is attached to the saucer part.
1 may be attached, or the saucer portion may be integrally molded. The lower cylinder member and the upper cylinder member can be connected by removably fitting a fitting cylinder 12 hanging from the lower end of the upper cylinder member into a through hole 13 formed in the upper end surface of the upper cylinder member. The lower end of the bar-shaped cosmetic product is fitted into a second through hole 14 formed in the top wall of the upper cylinder member. A handle fitting hole 15 is bored in the front wall of the lower cylinder member, and an elastic plate 1 is provided at the lower part of the left and right side walls by cutting a part of it so that the lower end is a free end.
6 and 16 are formed, and protrusions 17 and 17 are attached to the outer edge of the lower end of the elastic plate. The length of the lower cylinder member in the left-right direction is approximately equal to the length between the inner surfaces of the left and right walls of the outer cylinder, and the length of the upper and lower cylinder members in the front-rear direction is shorter than the length between the inner surfaces of both the front and rear walls of the outer cylinder. When the cylindrical member, that is, the saucer part is inserted into the outer cylinder, a gap is formed between the front surface of the saucer part and the inner surface of the front wall of the outer cylinder so that a sliding plate, which will be described later, can be inserted therein. Reference numeral 18 denotes a mold cap for filling bar-shaped cosmetics, and the lower end of the mold cap is fitted into a short cylinder 19 that stands up from the periphery of the second through hole 14 of the upper cylinder member, and the upper cylinder is held in an inverted state. The molten bar-shaped cosmetic material is poured into the mold cap and the upper cylinder member through the inside of the member and solidified, so that a bar-shaped cosmetic 20 can be formed. A handle 1 is provided in the handle fitting hole 15 of the lower cylinder member.
The rear end of the handle 11a of No. 1 is fitted. Handle 11a
is made to protrude from the back surface of the presser plate 11b, and the handle is inserted through the first longitudinal hole 3 of the outer cylinder.

A sliding plate 21 is fitted between the aforementioned outer cylinder front wall and the saucer so as to be slidable vertically and horizontally. The sliding plate has a second vertical hole 2 in which a straight hole 22 and a downwardly inclined hole 23 on the side of the mounting table are connected to the lower part of the hole.
It has 4. As shown in FIG. 2, when the first longitudinal hole 3 and the straight hole portion 22 overlap, the lower end of the sliding plate is placed on the mounting table, and the inclined hole portion 23 is When the lower part of the sliding plate is positioned between the mounting table 7 and the side wall of the outer cylinder on the side not having the mounting table, as shown in FIG. The hole portion 23 and the lower part of the first elongated hole overlap, and the first elongated hole and the straight hole portion 22 are provided so as to be offset from each other. It is preferable that the upper front surface of the sliding plate is removed 25 to form a gap between the removed surface and the upper inner surface of the outer cylinder front wall 2, and a horizontal hole is formed in the upper plate part of the side having the inclined hole. 26 is bored.

Reference numeral 27 denotes a lid cover, with front and rear leg plates 29 and 30 hanging down from both front and rear sides of the top wall 28 that closes the upper end opening surface of the outer cylinder described above to the inner upper part of the front and rear walls of the outer cylinder. Both front and rear walls are pivotally connected by fitting engagement elements 5, 5 into through holes 31, 31 formed in the leg plate. The lid cover 2 is centered around the pivot joint.
7 is rotatable in the direction in which the vertical grooves 4, 4 are provided, and this rotation is performed by the front and rear leg plates entering the vertical grooves. The lid cover is rotated by engaging the upper part of the sliding plate with the front leg plate 29 and raising the sliding plate. An engagement pin 32 protrudes from the inner surface of the front leg plate side located above the mounting table 7.
The engagement pin is loosely inserted into the horizontal hole 26 described above.

The vertical movement of the saucer is performed by the handle 11. When the handle 11 is pushed up from the state shown in Figure 3, the upper edge 23a of the inclined hole is in contact with the upper surface of the handle 11a, so the sliding plate 21 moves to the left in the figure. However, since the lower part of the sliding plate contacts the mounting table 7 and prevents its movement, the sliding plate is pushed up together with the handle and the lid cover 27
Rotate. When the lid cover falls down, the lower part of the sliding plate comes off the side of the mounting table and rides onto the mounting table. Due to the engagement between the upper edge 23a of the inclined hole and the upper surface of the handle 11a, the sliding plate is moved to the left in the figure, so that the handle 11a is removed from the inclined hole 23 and enters the straight hole 22. At this time, since the first vertically elongated hole and the linear hole overlap, the sliding plate is not pushed up, but the saucer is pushed upward through the handle, and the bar-shaped cosmetic product 20 is fed out. The elastic plates 16, 16 mentioned above have the protrusions 1
7, 17 and the inner surfaces of the left and right side walls of the outer cylinder to prevent the tray and bar-shaped cosmetics from falling due to their own weight.The bar-shaped cosmetics are loaded by pressing down on the handle, and the lower edge of the handle 11a is placed under the inclined hole. By touching the inclined surface of the edge 23b and pressing down, the sliding plate is pushed to the right in the figure, and is thus removed from the mounting table 7, and the lower part of the sliding plate returns to its initial position. In addition, when the saucer part 10 is formed of the upper cylinder member 9 and the lower cylinder member 8 as shown in the illustrated example, only the lower cylinder member 8 is fitted into the outer cylinder at first, and as shown in FIG. With the lower cylinder member raised to its upper limit, the upper cylinder member 9 with the mold cap 18 and filled with bar-shaped cosmetics is fitted into the lower cylinder member, and from this state, the saucer part is lowered. By providing a part of the lower edge of the mold cap to engage with the upper edge of the outer cylinder, the mold cap comes off when the saucer part is lowered, and the bar-shaped cosmetic 20 can be lowered together with the saucer part.

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and since the lid cover opens automatically when the handle is pushed up, and closes automatically when pushed down, it is possible to remove the cap as in the conventional case, or hold the removed cap in your hand. There is no need to use bar-shaped cosmetics, and it is therefore convenient to use. The second vertical hole 24 of the sliding plate 21 fitted between the holes is the first hole when the handle inserted through both holes is in the inclined hole 23 provided at the bottom of the second vertical hole. Vertical hole and second
Since the vertically elongated hole and the straight hole part 22 are provided so as to be offset from each other, the first vertically long hole of the outer cylinder is closed by the sliding plate part on the side of the straight hole part, and dust etc. are not allowed to come out. There is no risk of the cosmetic stick entering the cylinder and sticking to the bar-shaped cosmetic, and when the bar-shaped cosmetic is fed out, when the handle is pushed up from inside the inclined hole, the handle will be released only while the side surface of the lower part of the sliding plate is in contact with the mounting table 7. At the same time, the sliding plate is pushed up, the lid cover is opened, and the side surface of the sliding plate is removed from the mounting table, and the sliding plate moves to the side due to the engagement between the upper surface of the handle 11a and the upper edge of the inclined hole. As the handle 11a moves and enters the linear hole, and at this time the lower end of the sliding plate is placed on the mounting table, the sliding plate stops regardless of the rise of the handle and maintains the open state of the lid cover. Therefore, when loading a cosmetic bar, the handle of the handle is pushed down to the lower end of the straight hole, and then the handle comes into contact with the lower edge of the inclined hole, removing the sliding plate from the mounting table.
Since the sliding plate is lowered and the lid cover is rotated in the closing direction when the sliding plate is lowered, the lid cover can be opened before dispensing the cosmetic bar, and the lid cover can be closed after the loading is completed. It has the effect that there is no risk of damage from the stick cosmetics coming into contact with it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of the proposed container, Figure 2 is a vertical sectional view of the container with the saucer raised, and Figure 3 is a vertical sectional view of the container with the saucer raised.
4 is a front view of the container, and FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line shown in FIG. 4. 1...Outer cylinder, 10...Saucer part, 11...Handle,
21...Sliding plate, 27...Lid cover.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A first vertically elongated hole 3 is provided vertically in the front wall 2 of the cylindrical portion whose upper end surface is open, and a mounting table 7 is provided on either the left or right side of the inner surface of the lower end of the front wall, and a mounting table 7 is provided opposite to the mounting table. An outer cylinder 1 in which longitudinal grooves 4, 4 are bored in the front and rear sides of the upper part of either the left or right side walls, and a saucer part 10 fitted into the outer cylinder so as to be able to move up and down, and the saucer part A saucer for fitting bar-shaped cosmetics, which has a handle 11 projecting forward from the front wall of the outer cylinder through the first vertical hole, and a plate part is placed vertically between the front wall of the saucer part and the front wall of the outer cylinder. In addition to being fitted so as to be slidable in the left and right direction, a second vertical hole 24 is bored in the plate portion at the bottom of the straight hole portion 22 with a continuous inclined hole portion 23 extending downward on the side of the mounting table. The front and rear leg plates 29 and 30 are suspended from the front and rear sides of the sliding plate 21 into which the handle is loosely inserted, and the top wall 28 which closes the upper end opening surface of the outer cylinder to the inner upper part of the front and rear walls of the outer cylinder, Lid cover 2 in which these isopod plates and the front and rear walls of the outer cylinder are pivotally connected
7, and when the handle is in the inclined hole, the first vertical hole and the linear hole are misaligned, and the lower part of the sliding plate is between the mounting table and the outer cylinder side wall on the opposite side from the mounting table. position, and in a state where the handle portion is in the straight hole portion, the inclined hole portion and the first vertical hole are misaligned,
In addition, the lower end of the sliding plate is placed on the mounting table 7, and the upper part of the sliding plate 21 on the mounting table side and the front leg plate 29 are connected so that the vertical movement of the sliding plate causes the leg plate to fit into the vertical groove 4,
4. A dispensing container characterized in that the lid cover is connected so as to move within the interior of the container so as to rise and fall.