JPS6226358Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] In this invention, a lower hakama is fitted to the lower end of the body of the container, and an upper hakama is fitted to the upper end, so that the entire container is shaped like a barrel or short column. Pertains to synthetic resin containers.

Although this type of container has recently become popular as a beer-filled container, it has the disadvantage that it is quite heavy when filled with liquid and is difficult to hold due to its shape.

This proposal eliminates this drawback.The drawings are explained below: 1 is a container body made of synthetic resin;
3 is the body of the container, 3 is the bottom, 4 is the shoulder, and 5 is the neck and neck portion to which the cap 6 is screwed. Steps 7, 8 are formed at the lower and upper ends of the barrel, and an outward flange 9 is attached to the base of the neck and mouth.

A lower hakama 10 is fitted to the lower end of the body of the container body. The lower hakama has a peripheral wall 12 standing up from the periphery of a bottom wall 11 that supports the bottom of the container body,
The upper part of the peripheral wall is formed into a large inner diameter part 14 via a step part 13, and the step part and the step part 7 at the lower end of the body are engaged,
The large inner diameter portion is fitted into the lower part of the body.

An upper hakama 15 is fitted onto the upper end of the body of the container. The peripheral wall 16 of the upper hakama has a stepped portion 1 at its lower part.
7 to form a large inner diameter portion 18, and its stepped portion is engaged with a stepped portion 8 at the upper end of the body, thereby fitting the large inner diameter portion to the upper end of the body. Also, from the inner surface of the upper part of the peripheral wall 16, there is an inward flange 1 tapered downward and inward.
The inner peripheral edge of the inward flange is made thick, and the outer peripheral part of the outward flange 9 of the container body is fitted into a groove formed around the inner surface of the thick part. A large outer diameter portion 20 is formed at the upper portion of the peripheral wall. The large outer diameter portion is provided to make the outer shape of the entire container barrel-shaped, and includes the outer surface of the large inner diameter portion 18 at the lower part of the peripheral wall mentioned above, and the outer surface of the large inner diameter portion 14 at the upper part of the peripheral wall of the lower hakama 10. Furthermore, the lower part of the circumferential wall of the lower hakama is also
A belt-shaped large outer diameter portion 21, 2 shaped like a barrel tightening ring.
2 and 23 are formed.

A first engaging portion 24 is located at the opposing position of the arbitrarily determined left and right side surfaces of the large outer diameter portion 21 below the upper hakama circumferential wall and at the front position of the large outer diameter portion 22 above the lower hakama circumferential wall.
...is attached. These first engaging portions may be formed by protrusions whose tips have a large outer diameter.

25 is a flexible band for hanging the container. The band has second engaging portions 2 at both ends and in the middle.
6..., and the second engaging portions at both ends are
The second engaging part between the belts is provided so as to be rotatably engaged with the first engaging part of the upper hakama, and the second engaging part between the belts can be detachably engaged with the first engaging part of the lower hakama. If the first locking portion is made as described above, it may be a through hole into which the first locking portion can be fitted. Belt is first
As shown in the figure, with the second engaging parts at both ends locked to the first engaging parts on both sides of the upper hakama, the middle part of the band is positioned above the top surface of the container and constructed in an inverted U shape. In addition, as shown in Fig. 2, the middle part of the band, excluding both sides, can be folded into a double shape, with the second engaging part in the middle of the band being located at the tip. The second engaging portion 26 at the tip of the bent portion
The length is such that it can be locked to the first engaging part of the lower hakama. In the state shown in FIG. 2, the container can be lifted almost horizontally by lifting the double portion 27 of the band.

The first engaging part and the second engaging part described above may be such that the second engaging part is a protrusion and the first engaging part is a through hole.

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and since the container can be suspended by the band, it can be easily carried even if the container is barrel-shaped or short column-shaped, and the second engaging part in the middle of the band can be connected to the first engaging part of the lower hakama. By engaging with the strap, the container can be lifted horizontally, making it easy to tilt the container when dispensing the contents. Therefore, it is easy to hold, and even if the band is a little thin, the weight of the container will not dig into the band and hurt your hands. Since it is formed on the peripheral walls of the upper and lower hakama having a shape suitable for the above, there is no need to increase the cost due to the formation of the first engaging part.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway front view of the container of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the container of the present invention shown in a banded state different from that in FIG. 1. 1...Container body, 10...Lower hakama, 15...Upper hakama,
25...Band.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a synthetic resin container, a lower hakama 10 and an upper hakama 15 are fitted to the lower end and upper end of the container body 2, respectively, so that the overall shape of the container is approximately barrel-like or short column-like. The opposing positions of the left and right sides of the upper hakama surrounding wall 16 and the lower hakama surrounding wall 12
The first engaging portion 24 is located at one position on both the front and rear sides of the
. . . are provided, and second engaging portions 26 . The band is rotatably engaged with the engaging parts 24, 24, and the band can be constructed by positioning the middle part of the band above the top surface of the container, and the second engaging part of the middle part of the band can be located at the tip. In this state, the middle part of the band excluding both sides is folded into a double shape, and in this state, the second engaging part at the tip of the bent part is detachably attached to the first engaging part of the lower hakama. A synthetic resin container characterized by: