JPS6340456Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] "Industrial application field" The present invention relates to a liquid dispensing container.

``Prior art'' Various liquid dispensing containers have been devised in the past.
An example of such a container is a container proposed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 45-21268.

The above-mentioned container includes a container body having an opening at the upper part, a lid fitted to the opening of the container body, and a rod disposed below the spherical bottom surface of the container body from both ends of the container body. It consists of legs that protrude a ring with both sides held together, and a base that supports the center of the rod of the legs, and the direction of the opening can be changed by rotating the container body relative to the legs. It is a container that can be used.

``Problem to be solved by the invention'' The container described above has a structure in which both sides of the container body are held between rings, and the bottom part of the container body is not supported in any way, but is in a suspended state. It's summery. Because of this configuration, the container body appears to be a convenient container that can be freely rotated.

However, as mentioned above, the container body is only held between the ring parts on both sides, and if the container body becomes heavy, there is a risk that the container body will easily come off from the ring parts, especially in large containers. There was a practical problem.

"Means for Solving the Problems" A container 1 in which a cap 4 with a nozzle is removably fitted into a mouth and neck part rising from the upper part of a spherical body part 2 with the nozzle facing forward, and the body part 2 The inner surface of the peripheral wall has a concave spherical bottom wall 7 that is in surface contact with the lower surface of the body to slidably support the body. Through holes 9, 9 into which both left and right ends of part 2 are fitted
A container 1 for the fitting body 6 centered on the fitting portion into the through hole.
By rotating the nozzle, the nozzle can be folded forward for discharging liquid from the nozzle, and can be returned to an upright position.

``Operation'' Transport the container in an upright position and with the mouth of the container sealed. When dispensing liquid, remove the seal, hold the handle or cap, and hold the container 1.
Push forward. Then, the spherical body part 2 falls forward while being supported by the upper surface of the concave spherical bottom wall 7, and the liquid in the container is poured out from the nozzle 3. Once dispensing is complete, the container can be returned to its upright position.

"Example" The drawings will be described below. Reference numeral 1 indicates a container. The container has a spherical body 2, with a mouth and neck erected from the upper part, into which a cap 4 with a nozzle 3 is removably fitted.
The nozzle faces the front, and a handle 5 projects rearward from the rear face opposite to the nozzle.
The container body consisting of a body part and a mouth and neck part is made of saturated polyester resin and is made by injection molding a preform in the shape of a cylinder with an open top and a bottom, and then biaxially stretching the preform to form the mold. .

Reference numeral 6 denotes a fitting base, which is connected to the spherical bottom wall portion 2a of the body portion 2.
It has a bottom wall 7 which is slidably supported, and left and right standing walls 8, 8 are erected from both left and right sides of the bottom wall. The fitting base bottom wall surface 7a that supports the bottom wall of the body 2 is formed into a spherical concave surface having a shape that matches the bottom wall of the body as shown in the figure. Further, the left and right upstanding walls 8, 8 are provided with through holes 9, 9 into which the spherically projecting right and left side portions 2a, 2a of the body portion 2 are rotatably fitted. In the illustrated example, the hole is a through hole, but instead of the through hole, a concave spherical surface having a shape matching the left and right sides of the body may be used. Manual insertion holes 10,
10 is bored, and the side wall portion above the hole serves as handles 11, 11.

"Effect of the invention" The present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and since the spherical body part 2 of the container is slidably supported by the concave spherical bottom wall 7 of the fitting base which is in surface contact with the lower surface of the body, the container When tilting the container forward, it is easy to slide the outer surface of the spherical body on the upper surface of the concave spherical bottom wall and rotate the spherical body in a fixed position, so that the bottom wall 7 can hold the container safely and securely. can be supported by In addition, the spherical body portion 2 is inserted into the through holes 9, 9 of the left and right upstanding walls 8, 8 of the fitting base 6.
Since both the left and right ends of the spherical body are fitted together, even if the depth of fitting of the lower surface of the spherical body into the concave spherical surface portion is relatively shallow, when the spherical body is rolled, the container will not touch the bottom wall of the fitting base 6. There is no chance that it will fall out of 7. In addition, since the nozzle-equipped cap 4 is fitted to the mouth and neck part rising from the upper surface of the spherical body part 2 with the nozzle facing forward, even if the container is large and heavy and contains a large amount of stored liquid, the container can be easily used. The liquid can be poured out simply by tilting it forward and pointing the nozzle downward, making it easy to pour out the liquid.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the liquid dispensing container of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway front view of the dispensing device. 1... Container, 6... Fitting stand, 9... Through hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cap 4 with a nozzle is removably fitted into the mouth and neck part of the spherical body part 2 with the nozzle facing forward, and the container 1 is brought into surface contact with the lower surface of the body part 2. It has a concave spherical bottom wall 7 on the inner surface of the peripheral wall that slidably supports the body part 2, and both left and right ends of the body part 2 are fitted into left and right standing walls 8, 8 that stand up from both left and right sides of the peripheral wall. Through holes 9, 9
The container 1 is connected to the fitting base 6 with the fitting part into the through hole as the center.
A liquid dispensing container characterized in that it is formed so that it can be tilted forward for dispensing liquid from the nozzle and returned to an upright state by rotation of the nozzle.