JPS63218092A - One-hand opening bottle opener and can opener - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The purpose of this invention is to enable people with physical disabilities and the elderly to open all kinds of bottles and cans with one hand. The only way to open bottles and cans was to hold them down and open them with the other hand, so you had to use both hands to open bottles and cans. This invention allows you to open all kinds of bottles and cans with one hand without using both hands.

In this first invention, first, an object with a bottle opener attached to it is attached to a table or a table using a weight or a mounting device as shown in Figure 1.
O Fixed on a stand etc. Therefore, the bottle can be opened by simply inserting and pulling out a bottle of the same standard for alcoholic beverages or juice with one hand.

Second, it concerns bottles with a completely different structure than the first, which were conventionally opened without the use of a bottle opener. It is something.

This has a weight or a stand attached to the bottom.

A cube or polygon that is larger than the bottle or can.

Or something made of walls or fences such as cylinders.

This is a method of pressing by adjusting screws, etc. ``According to this invention, since the device is fixed in advance, it is possible to open the desired size of a bottle or can with one hand.As explained above, in the past, it was only possible to open the bottle or can with nine hands. One can of bottles.

It is effective for people with physical disabilities and the elderly to easily open it with one hand.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an example of a device that can open standard alcoholic beverage bottles, juice bottles, etc. with one hand. In this figure, the table is attached to a stand and is mounted on a stand, but it is also possible to simply add weight to it. Figure 2 shows a device that allows users to open bottles and cans with one hand by pressing against a cubic wall or fence, which did not require a conventional bottle opener. This also comes with a stand for installation, but it is also possible to attach only 9 weights. FIG. 3 is a dynamic diagram of FIG. 2. That is, this is an example of how to press against a cubic wall or fence. Proceedings auxiliary device (spontaneous) Figure 1 Contents of amendment August g, 1985 1, Case indication Patent Application No. 61-105176 of 1988 4, Subject of amendment +l) Description of “Claims column" (2) "Column for brief explanation of drawings" in the specification (3) Drawing 5, content of amendment "as attached" 2. Claim 1: A weight or a stand is attached below, Bottle opener 2 with a bottle opener attached, a bottle opener and can opener that can be opened with one hand by attaching a weight or a stand underneath, and removing solids. 1. Brief description of the drawings Figure 1 shows an example of a device that can open the lids of standard alcoholic beverages and juice bottles with one hand. In this diagram, the stand is attached to the table. It is also possible to simply add weight. FIG. 2 is an example of a device that allows one-handed opening of bottles and cans that do not conventionally require a bottle opener by pressing against a rectangular fence. This is an example using a screw or the like. FIG. 3 is a dynamic diagram of only the surrounding framework of FIG. The reason why I drew only the surrounding frame and not the other fences was to make the dynamics easier to understand. This is an example of how to press a rectangular fence using screws, etc. 4 is an example of a device that presses against a square wall, but 2
Figure 22: Unlike the example shown in Figure 3, Figure 5 shows a more detailed view from directly above. Lay a rail under the wall or use screws. This is an example of how to simply move the wall, hold nine cans or bottles in place, and uncork or open the lid with one hand. Although it is not shown in the figure, the fixed point may be fixed with a screw or a movable clasp. Note that the fence is not necessarily pressed against the cans and bottles as shown in FIGS. 21 and 3, and the wall is not necessarily pressed against the cans and bottles as shown in FIGS. 41 and 5. These are just examples of how to push against walls and fences.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A bottle opener with a weight or a mount attached to the bottom and a bottle opener 2. A method of attaching a weight or a mount to the bottom and gradually press the solid object with a supporting spring, screw, etc. Bottle opener and can opener that can be opened with one hand