JPS6348548Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to an outlet of a wet tissue container. More specifically, the present invention relates to an improvement in the outlet for taking out wet tissue from a container containing wet tissue used for wet towels and the like.

[Prior Art] Wet tea towels are convenient for wiping off dirt from wet towels and skin, so in recent years they have been placed in portable containers and often used for outdoor activities and drives.

Such a wet taste show container is made by rolling a non-woven fabric impregnated with flavored alcohol or the like with perforations at regular intervals, placing it in a cylindrical container, and opening the lid of the container from the inside. It is designed to be taken out through. It is desirable that the opening of this container be made as small as possible in order to prevent evaporation of the alcohol or the like impregnated into the nonwoven fabric as much as possible. However, on the other hand, it was necessary to be able to take out the wet tissue soup smoothly, and to cut it well at the perforation so that the wet tissue soup could be taken out one by one.
The wet tissue to be removed next must be slightly peeking out from the outlet so that it can be easily picked up by hand.

In order to meet this demand, there are conventional wet tissue containers constructed as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, for example.

The outlet shown in FIG. 5 has a relatively long cut b formed in a cross pattern in the center of the lid a. While bending the large tongue piece c separated by the notch b, wet taste is applied to each tongue piece c.
It is picked up from between. In addition, the outlet shown in Fig. 6 has an extremely thin hole d in the center of the lid a, and short cuts e radially around the hole d.
There are several. At this outlet, the wet tissue is picked up from the space around the pore d while bending the tongue piece f separated by the short cut e.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in the conventional example shown in FIG. There is a problem in that wet tissues tend to come out in a connected manner.

Further, in the conventional example shown in FIG. 6, since the small tongue piece f has a small amount of deflection, it is possible to reliably cut the wet tissue at the perforation. However, the next wet tissue to be taken out, which is connected to the picked-up wet tissue by a perforation, sticks out only a little from the outlet, making it very difficult to grasp when taking out the next wet tissue. There is a problem. Also, when using the wet tissue powder container for the first time, it is necessary to remove the lid a from the container body and insert the first wet tissue powder into the outlet from the back side of the lid a, but the pore d is also very small. There is a problem in that it is very difficult to insert a wet sample with your finger because the piece F is difficult to bend.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention has been developed to solve all of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional methods, and to make it possible to reliably cut the wet tissues at the perforations so that the wet tissues can be taken out one by one. To provide an outlet for a wet tissue container, which allows wet tissue to be easily inserted into the outlet from the back side of the container.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The outlet of the wet tissue container of the present invention includes a pore bored in the center of the lid of the wet tissue container, and a circumferential portion formed around the pore. a thin walled portion with a small diameter, and a thick walled portion with a large diameter formed in a circumferential portion around the thin walled portion; Triangular large tongues A, A separated by long cuts extending in a straight line in opposite directions and long cuts extending from the pore to the edge of the thickened portion at right angles to the cuts; , consists of acute triangular small tongue pieces B separated by short notches radially provided in the thin part with the pores as the center.

[Examples] Next, details of the present invention will be explained based on drawings showing examples.

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a lid L provided with an outlet for a wet tissue container (hereinafter referred to as a container) according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a plan view of a lid L shown in Fig. 1.
3 is a sectional view taken along the line X-X of the lid L shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is an explanation showing the state when removing wet tissue from the outlet. It is a diagram.

In each of the above figures, L is a lid, C is a container, and T is a wet tissue. The lid L is attached to the container C by elastically fitting its skirt portion to the open end of the container C. The lid L has an outlet 1, which will be described later, in the center of the top surface.
is provided surrounded by the ring-shaped protrusion 2,
The details will be described later. On the outer periphery of the upper surface of the lid L, raised portions 3 are formed at two approximately semicircular locations to provide rigidity to the lid body. Flat parts 4, 4 are provided between the raised parts 3, 3, and one of the flat parts 4 is formed with a recess 5 for easy insertion of a fingertip. Recess 5
A belt 7 extends from the skirt portion 6 on the opposite side, and a small lid 8 is attached to the belt 7. This small lid 8
is adapted to tightly fit into the ring-shaped protrusion 2 to seal the outlet 1. A knob 9 is integrally formed with the small lid 8, and when the lid is closed, the knob 9 is located above the recess 5, so that it can be easily grasped with a fingertip when opening the lid.

Details of the outlet 1 according to this embodiment will be explained next.

In the circular part surrounded by the ring-shaped projection 2,
A pore 11 is bored in its center. It is preferable that the diameter of this pore 11 is as small as possible to allow the wet tissue T to pass therethrough, in order to maintain airtightness inside the container C, and for example, a diameter of about 2 mm is adopted. A thin wall portion 12 having a small diameter is provided circumferentially around this pore 11 . Further, a large diameter thick part 13 is provided circumferentially around the thin part 12. Said thin part 1
2 and the thick portion 13 are provided with one long notch 14 extending in a straight line symmetrically with the pore 11 at the center. This cut 14 has a radius that is approximately half of the thick portion 13. Also, this notch 1
4 is provided with a long notch 15 extending at right angles to the thick wall portion 13 starting from the pore 11.
It extends to the edge of the. This notch 15 and the notch 14 have a T-shaped appearance, and the T-shaped notches 14 and 15 allow a right triangular large tongue A,
Two pieces A are formed adjacent to each other, and a semicircular part D is further formed. In addition to the above, the thin portion 12 has short cuts 16 radially centered around the pore 11.
There are several. Due to the notch 16 and the notches 14 and 15, the thin portion 12 has several acute triangular small tongue pieces B (in this embodiment, 8 pieces).
) is formed.

The large tongue piece A is required to be relatively easy to bend and open in order to make it easier to pass the wet tissue T and to make the initial insertion easier,
In addition, the small tongue piece B is required to be in a position where it can easily bite into the wet tissue T in order to reliably break the perforation M of the wet tissue T. Whether or not the large tongue piece A and the small tongue piece B exhibit such behavior when taking out the wet tissue T is largely determined by the lengths of the cuts 14, 15, and 16. 12 and the thickness of the thick portion 13.

For example, if the cut is long, the tongue piece will bend easily, and if it is short, it will be difficult to bend. In addition, if the thickness of the tongue is thin, it will be easy to bend, and if it is thick, it will be difficult to bend, but if the thickness is moderate, it will give elasticity to the tongue and the outlet 1
It helps to provide a restoring force that urges it in the closing direction. In this example, taking these things into consideration,
As a result of experimental studies, the total length of notches 14 and 15 is approximately 15 mm each, and notches 16
The radius of is approximately 3 mm, and the thickness of the thin wall portion 12 is approximately
0.7 mm, and the thickness of the thick portion 13 is approximately 1 mm to satisfy the above requirements. As mentioned above, the material of the lid L is required to have elasticity, so for example, polyethylene, polypropylene,
Synthetic resins having a relatively high elastic modulus such as polyamide, polyacetal, acetyl cellulose, and polyvinyl chloride are used, but the lid L in the above embodiment is made of polyethylene.

Outlet port 1 configured as above
For example, when pressed with a finger from the back side, the large tongue piece A opens the long incisions 14 and 15 and is gently tilted upward and pushed out. However, since the notch 16 of the tongue piece B is short, it is only slightly inclined and tries to keep its sharp tip facing the pore 11 side. In particular, the small tongue piece B in the semi-circular part D is almost perpendicular to the semi-circular part D and creates a moderate resistance when pulling out the wet tissue T, for example, since the semi-circular part D itself hardly flexes. ing.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be explained based on FIG. 4.

To use the wet tissue container according to the present invention, first the first wet tissue T must be inserted into the container C into the outlet 1, but to do so, the lid L must be removed from the container C. Remove it, pinch the first wet tissue T in the container C, and push the outlet 1 open with your fingers while pushing it out toward the surface. At this time, the large tongue piece A,
Since A easily bends to open the notches 14 and 15 a little, it is extremely easy to guide the wet tissue T from there.

To take out the wet tissue T inside the container C during use, pinch the wet tissue T slightly peeking out from the outlet 1 with your fingers and pull it upward.
When pulled upward, the wet tissue T is pulled out while being rubbed by the tip of the small tongue piece B, but in particular, the small tongue piece B at the semicircumferential portion D contacts the wet tissue T without bending much.
When the perforation M attempts to pass through, it is caught on the tip of the tongue piece B or strongly rubbed, and is surely broken. On the other hand, on the side of the notches 14 and 15, the pulling resistance of the wet tissue T is small, so that the wet tissue T can be continuously pulled out until the perforations M are completely torn.
Therefore, when the first wet T-shirt and the second wet T-shirt are completely separated at the perforation M, the second wet T-shirt is securely positioned with its head slightly peeking out from the outlet 1. Saved. When pulling out the wet tissue T in this manner, the resistance on the notch 15 side is small, so if the wet tissue T is tilted toward the semicircular portion D, it will be easier to pull it out.

As described above, the outlet 1 of the present embodiment is very convenient because the wet tissues T can be easily taken out and each sheet can be reliably separated and taken out.

In addition, when the wet tissue T is not picked up, both the large tongue A and the small tongue B tend to close due to their own elasticity, so the wet tissue T is pressed into the pore 11, and so on. The container C can be brought into a substantially sealed state. Furthermore, if the small lid 8 is fitted to the ring-shaped protrusion 2 in addition to this, the container C becomes completely airtight, which prevents the alcohol etc. impregnated into the wet tissue T from evaporating, and allows it to last for a long time. It becomes possible to use the Watatsute Wet Teitshu T.

[Effects of the invention] When using the outlet of the wet tissue shake container of the present invention, it is easy to insert the wet tissue powder into the outlet, and the wet tissue powder can be reliably taken out one by one. It is convenient for

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a lid L provided with an outlet for a wet tissue container according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a Y-Y diagram showing the lid L shown in FIG. 1 attached to the container. 3 is a sectional view taken along line X-X of the lid L in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the state when removing wet tissue from the outlet, and FIGS. FIG. 3 is a plan view for explaining a conventional outlet. Main symbols in the drawing: 1: Outlet port, 11: Pore, 1
2: Thin wall portion, 13: Thick wall portion, 14, 15, 16:
Incision, A: large lingual piece, B: small lingual piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pore drilled in the center of the lid of the wet tissue container, a small diameter thin part formed in a circumferential part around the pore, and a thin part formed in a circumferential part around the thin part. a thick wall portion with a large diameter, and a long cut in the thin wall portion and the thick wall portion that passes through the hole and extends in a straight line from the hole in opposite directions, and the thin hole is perpendicular to the cut. Triangular large tongues A, A separated by long cuts extending from to the edge of the thick part, separated by short cuts provided radially around the pore in the thin part. The outlet of the wet tissue container consists of a small acute triangular tongue piece B.