KR960000877B1 - Container - Google Patents

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Container for goods

1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of a container of the present invention.

2 is a partial perspective view of the bottom box of the container of FIG.

3 is a perspective view of a bottom box and an upper hood of the container of FIG. 1 with the lid member removed from the container.

FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line IV-IV of FIG. 1 showing a connecting device for pivotally connecting the sealing member and the same member to each other in sealing to the lid member isometric of the upper hood.

FIG. 5 is a right side view of the container of FIG. 1 in which the lid member is held in an acting position in which the lid member closes the opening defined by the bottom box and the upper hood.

6 is a right side view corresponding to FIG. 5 in which the lid member is held in a retracted position in which the opening is not closed by the lid member.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view corresponding to FIG. 3 showing another embodiment of the container of the present invention with the lid member removed. FIG.

FIG. 8 is a partial sectional view corresponding to FIG. 4 showing the container of FIG. 3 by fastening the lid member to the upper hood. FIG.

9 is a partial cross-sectional view corresponding to FIGS. 4 and 8 showing another embodiment of the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1, 5: wall 13: lid member

29: opening 30: space

28: connecting means 18, 118: sealing member

The present invention relates to a container for holding or holding an article, and more particularly, to promote sealing between the concave main body and the lid of the container when the opening of the concave body is closed by the lid.

Plastic containers have been well known in the art and have been used to hold props such as cups, glasses and bottles.

The container comprises: (a) a concave main body having an opening defined through the front portion (from the user's point of view) over the front part (from the user's point of view) and (b) a position (front or bottom) where the lid closes the opening. The lid consists of a pivotable lid between a retracted (back or top) position that allows the user to access the space in the recess through the opening.

The container further comprises a pair of connecting members for connecting the lid to the concave body such that the lid is pivotable about the opening of the concave body with respect to the common horizontal pivot axis of the pair of connecting devices, between the lower and upper positions.

The pair of connecting members are disposed on the right and left walls of the concave body (or lid), respectively. Such containers are widely used in homes, quarters, and the like.

As pointed out above, the conventional container has a low degree of sealing between the concave body and the lid even when the opening of the concave body is closed by the lid, that is, an operation position at which an interval where a small insect can enter closes the opening of the concave body. Even between the two members, even when the lid is held.

Thus, for example, when a cake or juice-filled glass is stored in a container in which the opening of the concave body is closed by a lid, small insects, such as flies or small cockroaches, enter the container and crawl through the gap.

Needless to say, this courage is unsanitary.

Another disadvantage of conventional plastic containers is that if the lid is placed by the user in the middle or in the middle from the upper (back) position to the lower (front) position, more specifically the center of gravity of the lid is from the rear of the horizontal pivot axis of the connecting member. When placed in any position displaced to the front, the lid automatically or naturally swings to its lower position due to its own weight and also impinges on the lower lip of the opening.

As a result, a loud and unpleasant noise occurs even if the cushion member is provided at the lower edge of the opening.

In this regard, by using such a plastic container, when the lid of the container is pivoted from the top or back position to the bottom or front position, the actual weight (or center of gravity) of the lid moves from the back of the connecting device to the front.

For this reason, it is an object of the present invention to provide a container for holding an article in which hygiene is maintained during use because a small insect such as a fly or a small cockroach cannot enter at all by employing a sealing member.

Another object of the present invention is to suppress the pivoting motion of the lid, which prevents the collision of the lid against the lower lip of the opening of the concave body, when the lid is automatically pivoted down due to its own weight, thereby Otherwise it provides a container to avoid loud and unpleasant noises that would result from the impact of a collision between the lower lip of the opening and the lid.

The above objects are achieved by the present invention, which comprises: (a) a concave body having a wall and an opening formed through the wall, defining a space therein, (b) a lid member completely overlapping the wall of the concave body. Thereby turning between a first position where the lid member allows access to the space in the recessed body through the opening, and a second position where the lid member closes the opening of the recessed body and partially overlaps the wall of the recessed body. Possible lid member (c) To pivotally connect the lid member to the wall of the recessed body such that the lid member is pivotable between the first and second positions, with respect to the pivot axis of the connecting means and with respect to the opening of the recessed body. And (d) an overlapping portion of the lid member for sealing between the wall of the concave body and the lid member when the lid member is held in the second position and holding the second position. A container for holding an article composed of sealing means including at least one sealing member for sealing between walls of the concave body.

The container of the present invention having the structure as described above is sealed so that the gap between the lid member and the recessed body held in the second position is tightly sealed by the sealing member, so that the lid member closes the opening of the recessed body. When held in 2 positions, small insects such as flies and small cockroaches are not allowed in or are not allowed in.

Therefore, the instant container can maintain hygiene during use.

According to a feature of the invention, the connecting means consists of a pair of connecting devices provided away from each other, the pair of connecting devices having a common horizontal pivot axis.

According to another feature of the invention, the wall of the concave body comprises first and second lip portions cooperating with each other to define an opening, while the lid member is joined to the first lip portion when the lid member is in the second position. The over contact portion and the cover member are overlapped with the second lip portion when the lid member is held in a second position.

In the container, the at least one sealing member seals between the overlap portion of the lid member and the second lip portion of the concave body held in the second position.

Preferably, the first lip portion of the concave body extends horizontally.

When the lid member is pivoted about the opening of the concave body between the first and second positions, the at least one sealing member is slid on the concave body or the lid member as a result of suppressing the pivoting movement of the lid member.

Such a device provides the advantage of preventing the contact of the lid member from colliding with the first lip of the concave body, for example the user in the middle between the first (top) and second (bottom) positions. It is the case that it is automatically turned to the lower part by its own weight away from the hand.

Therefore, the instant container is prevented from loud and unpleasant noises that would occur due to the impact of the collision between the two parts.

Preferably, the sealing means further comprises at least one groove formed in the overwrap portion of the lid member, the at least one sealing member is fitted in the at least one groove, and the at least one groove is the contact portion of the lid member. Extending at both ends of the at least one sealing member, the at least one sealing member was of sufficient height to completely contact the second lip when the lid member was held in the second position.

In this case, the sealing means comprises at least one ridge provided in the second lip portion of the concave body, wherein the ridge extends at both ends of the first lip portion of the concave body, and at least one sealing member is The overwrap portion of the lid member is preferably provided so that at least one sealing member is in firm contact with the ridge when the lid member is in the second position.

The at least one sealing member provided on the overwrap portion of the lid member is insufficient to contact the wall of the concave body when the lid member is pivoted between the first and second positions and is of sufficient height to contact the ridges pivoting on the wall. Had

Preferably, the sealing means comprises at least one groove formed in the second lip portion of the concave body and at least one sealing member fitted in the at least one groove, when the lid member is held in the second position, at least one The grooves of the dome extend from both ends of the first lip portion of the concave body, and the at least one sealing member has a height sufficient to be in full contact with the over wrap portion.

The sealing means extends at both ends of the contact portion of the lid member, and at least one ridge provided in the overlap portion of the lid member and at least one sealing member firmly contacts the ridge when the lid member is placed in the second position. It is preferable to include at least one sealing member provided in the second lip portion of the concave body.

The at least one sealing member provided on the second lip portion of the concave body is insufficient to contact the lid member when the lid member is pivoted between the first and second positions and is of sufficient height to contact the ridge provided on the lid member. Had

According to a feature of the invention, the at least one wall in the concave body and the lid member comprises a partial cylindrical portion with a flat cross section, the connecting means being provided along the centerline of the flat cross section of the partial cylindrical portion and at least one Is provided on at least one of the second lip portion and the overwrap portion so that the at least one sealing member slides in the partial cylindrical portion when the lid member is pivoted between the first and second positions.

According to another feature of the invention, the first lip portion of the concave body comprises a body flange projecting outwardly from the wall, while the contact portion of the lid member comprises a cover flange projecting outwardly from the lid member.

In the container, the lid flange is joined with the body flange when the lid member is placed in the second position.

The second flange includes a handle portion for turning the lid member between the first and second positions.

It is also preferable that the cushion member is provided in the body flange of the concave body so that the lid flange of the lid member is in contact with the cushion member when the lid member is placed in the second position.

Preferably, the at least one sealing member is composed of a plurality of filaments. The filament is made of polypropyrene.

According to another feature of the invention, the container further comprises a pair of stops for stopping the lid member in the first position, wherein the pair of stops allow a 90 ° pivotal movement of the lid member between the first and second positions. Permits, and is also provided away from each other in the wall of the concave body.

According to another feature of the invention, the concave body is composed of a box-shaped bottom member and a hood-type upper member connected to the upper opening end of the bottom portion and the lower opening end of the upper member.

Preferably, the concave body and the lid member are molded from a plastic material.

1 through 6, one embodiment of a plastic container according to the present invention is illustrated.

1 denotes an upwardly open bottom box as a wall portion of the first container.

The bottom box 1 is provided with an outer flange 2 as the first lip portion of the container, projecting horizontally outward from the square edge at the upper end.

The trailing groove 3 (Fig. 2) is formed in the rear half of the upper surface of the outer flange 2, while the front groove 4 (Fig. 2) is formed in the front half of the same surface.

The left and right front ends of the rear grooves 3 and the left and right rear ends of the front grooves 4 overlap each other at the left and right middle portions of the left and right sides of the outer flange 2, respectively.

The left and right front ends of the rear grooves 3 are respectively located inside the left and right rear ends of the front grooves 4.

The upper hood as wall portion of the second vessel, molded from a downwardly open plastics material, is indicated by reference numeral 5.

The upper hood 5 has a fitting (not shown) projecting vertically downward from the lower end.

The lower end of the upper hood 5 has a generally U-shaped contour in the horizontal plane.

The upper hood 5 is fastened to the bottom box 1 by a fitting or bonding that fits the upper hood 5 to the rear groove 3, where the tail of the opening of the bottom box 1 is located. The half is covered by the upper hood 5.

Therefore, the bottom box 1 and the upper hood 5 cooperate with each other to constitute the main concave body of the instant container.

The upper hood 5 has a stepped front edge comprising a pair of lower edges 10 and 10 extending vertically and an upper edge 10a extending vertically.

The hood 5 has an outer flange 8 which projects horizontally outward from the lower edge portion located at the rear of the vertical plane of the upper front edge 10a.

According to the upper hood 5 fastened to the bottom box 1, the hood outer flange 8 remains in contact with the upper surface of the box outer flange 2.

The upper hood 5 is composed of a partial cylindrical ceiling / rear portion 5b having a fan-shaped cross section and left and right side walls 5c and 5c having left and right through holes 9 and 9 formed therein.

The pair of through holes 9 is located along the centerline where the ceiling / rear portion 5b extends horizontally in the sectoral cross section.

The front edge of the upper hood 5 is smoothly stepped from the top edge 10a to the pair of bottom edges 10 and 10, respectively, slightly below or at the level of the pair of through holes 9 and 9, respectively. have.

As shown by the dashed-dotted line in FIG. 1, the vertical planes of the left and right lower edges 10, 10 are defined by the lid 13 when the lid 13 is held in the open position (also shown in FIG. 6). The left and right side walls 13b of the left and right sides thereof are respectively arranged with the vertical planes of the left and right edges 14.

The upper hood 5 further includes left and right stop ribs 11 provided below and behind the corresponding through holes 9.

When the lid 13 is pivoted from the closed position (illustrated by the solid line in FIG. 1) to the open position (illustrated by the dashed-dotted line in FIG. 1), the pivoting movement of the lid 13 is performed by the stop 11 The upper surface is stopped by the stop 11 as a result of joining the stepped portions 13c and 13c of the lid 13 (also shown in FIG. 6).

Therefore, the lid 13 is held in the open position while staying in the stop 11.

As clearly shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the stop 11 allows the lid 13 to pivot about 90 ° between the open and closed positions.

The main recess 6 and the lid 13 cooperate with each other to form an instant container with a space 30 (shown in FIG. 3) for containing the article.

In FIG. 3, reference numeral 12 denotes a cushion member which is formed of a flexible plastic material and generally has a U-shape.

The cushion member 12 has a fitting (not shown), which is similar to the fitting of the upper hood 5 protruding vertically downward from the lower surface.

The fitting of the cushion member 12 is fitted or attached to the front groove 4 of the box outer flange 2 so that the cushion member 12 is fastened to the bottom box 1.

The left and right rear ends of the cushion member 12 fastened to the box 1 are in contact with the left and right front ends of the outer flange 8 of the upper hood 5 fastened to the box 1, respectively. ) And the shared contact surface of the hood 5 are aligned with the vertical plane of the upper front edge 10a of the upper hood 5.

Therefore, the upper front edge 10a, the lower front edge 10, 10 and the upper surface of the cushion member 12 define the main opening 29 of the main body 6 as shown in FIG. To cooperate with each other. The upper surface of the cushion member 12 extends horizontally and forms the lower lip of the opening 29.

As illustrated by the solid line in FIG. 1, the lid 13 is generally parallelepiped-shaped and opens in the downward and rearward directions when held in the closed position to close the opening 29 of the concave body 6.

The lid 13 is left and right of the upper surface of the cushion member 12 and the left and right sides of the hood outer flange when the lid 13 is placed in the closed position, in part due to the self weight of the lid 13. A contact flange 15 is provided in single contact with the front end.

The contact flange 15 includes a second flange 15a that projects vertically from the outer edge.

The second flange 15a is employed to cover the cushion member 12 and the box outer flange 2 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position.

The handle portion protrudes from the second flange 15a and is used so that the lid 13 can open and close the opening 29 between the open and closed positions.

The lid 13 held in the closed position creates an overlap between the overlap portion 13a and the upper lip portion 5a of the upper hood 5 as the second lip portion of the container.

In FIG. 4, reference numeral 17 denotes a groove 17 formed in the inner surface of the over wrap portion 13a of the lid 13.

The groove 17 has a U-shaped cross section and extends to the intermediate wall and the pair of side walls of the lid 13 and reaches both ends of the contact flange 15.

The groove 17 extends along a vertical plane when the lid 13 is held in the closed position (indicated by the solid line in FIG. 1).

The sealing member 18 is fitted or attached to the groove 17 so as to extend from the end to the end of the groove 17.

The sealing member 18 includes a plurality of wedges or filaments 18a made of polypropylene sandwiched in an integrated substrate.

The sealing member 18 fitted in the groove 17 had a height sufficient to completely contact the outer surface of the upper lip 5a when the lid 13 was held in the closed position.

Therefore, the instant container can prevent small insects from entering due to the sealing member 18 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position where the lid contact flange 15 is in single contact with the cushion 12.

While the lid 13 is held in the closed position, the groove 17 and the sealing member 18 fitted in the groove 17 are located in front of the pair of through holes 9, where the weight of the lid 13 The center is located in front of the through hole 9.

The lid 13 has a pair of through holes 19 formed through the pair of stepped portions 13c.

The pair of lid through holes 19 are aligned with the corresponding hood through holes 9 and are aligned with the lid 13 installed in place in the main body 6.

The lid through hole 19 has a diameter substantially equal to the diameter of the hood through hole 9.

The lid 13 is provided on the main body 6 with the help of a pair of connecting devices as the connecting means of the container, so that the lid 13 is pivotable with respect to the body 6 between the open and close positions.

Each connecting device is composed of a pivot shaft member 20, a washer 23 and a split pin 24.

The pivot shaft member 20 is composed of a cylindrical head portion 21 having a relatively large inner and outer diameter, and a cylindrical body portion 22 having the same center as the head portion 21 and having an inner and outer diameter of a relatively small dimension. have. Each pivot shaft member 20 is inserted into the corresponding hood through hole 9 from the inside.

A washer 23 molded from a flexible plastic material having a relatively high coefficient of friction, such as EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer), is fitted in the body portion 22 emerging from the through hole 9.

The washer 23 prevents the pivoting movement of the lid 13 between opening and closing positions, and also prevents vibration caused by the joining of the lid 13 with respect to the lower lip (cushion 12) of the opening 29. In other words, it prevents the transmission of this vibration from the lid 13 to the main body 6.

Each washer 23 is inserted between the upper hood 5 and the lid 13 by inserting the body portion 22 of the corresponding pivot shaft member 20 into the washer 23 hole and the corresponding lid through hole 19. It is arranged.

In practice, each split pin 24 is fitted from the outside in the hole of the body portion 22 of the corresponding pivot axis.

The split pin 24 has a head portion 25 whose outer diameter is larger than the diameter of the lid through hole 19, a pair of leg portions 26 protruding from the head portion 25, and respective free ends of the leg portions 26, respectively. It consists of a pair of stop parts 27 protruding outward.

The stop portion 27 of each pin 24 is engaged with the stepped portion between the head and body portions 21, 22 of the corresponding pivot axis member 20, so that the lid 13 has an upper hood 5. It is rotatably provided in the main body (6).

Therefore, the hood through hole 9, the lid through hole 19, the pivot shaft member 20, the washer 23 and the split pin 24 cooperate with each other to constitute the connection means 28 of the instant container.

The connecting means 28 are provided with horizontal pivot axes passing through the hood and lid through-holes 9, 19.

In FIG. 5, in the container with the lid 13 supported in the closed position, the sealing member 18, cushioning on the overlapping portion 13a in full contact with the upper lip portion 5a of the upper hood 5 A contact flange 15 is shown that single joins to the front end of the hood 12 and the hood outer flange 8.

In FIG. 6, a container is shown in which the lid 13 is supported in an open position where the lid 13 actually completely overlaps the upper hood 5.

When the user operates the handle 16 of the lid 13 towards himself, i.e. from the open position to the closed position, the center of gravity of the lid 13 is the rear end of the horizontal pivot axis of the connecting means 28. Is moved from the front to the front, where the lid is automatically pivotable to its closed position by its own weight.

In other words, if the user releases the handle 16 of the lid 13 from his hand, the lid 13 is naturally pivoted to the closed position to close the opening 29 of the main body 6.

In an instant container, this automatic pivoting movement of the lid 13 is carried out by sliding of the sealing member 18 of the lid 13 and a pair of washers 23 at the partial cylindrical ceiling / rear portion 5b of the upper hood 5; By means of the provision of the above), ie due to the friction between the two members 18, 5.

The sealing member 18 also prevents the trailing portion of the lid 13 from vibrating due to the joining of the lid 13 to the lower lip, thus contributing to reducing the noise.

As the opening 29 is closed by the lid 13, the gap remaining between the main body 6 and the lid 13 is tightly sealed by the sealing member 18, where a fly or small cockroach Small insects will not enter.

Therefore, the instant container of the present invention is quite hygienic.

In the illustrated embodiment, the sealing member 18 consists of a plurality of polypropylene filaments fitted to the substrate joined by fittings in the grooves 17 and installed on the lid 13, while others having different shapes. Other methods of installing the sealing member 18 in a kind of sealing member and container are also possible.

As an example, the sealing member 18 may be made by a substrate or by one or a plurality of films molded into a flexible plastic material and fitted to an integrated substrate.

Furthermore, in the illustrated embodiment the sealing member 18 is fitted in a groove 17 formed in the inner surface of the lid 13, while both the inner surface of the lid 13 and the outer surface of the hood 5. It is possible to fit the sealing member 18 in the groove 17 formed in the outer surface of the hood 5 or the installation sealing member 18 at the same time.

The groove 17 is not important in the present invention and may be omitted.

In the present invention, the gap between the main body 6 (hood 5) and the lid 13 is required to be tightly sealed by the sealing member 18 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position.

The sealing member for the illustrated embodiment can be modified differently as long as it meets the requirements mentioned above.

Furthermore, it is possible to employ a lid member 13 with a partial cylindrical portion having a fan-shaped cross section instead of, or in addition to, the partial cylindrical ceiling / rear portion 5b of the upper hood 5, and also the upper lip portion ( It is also possible to provide the sealing member 18 in 5a).

In this case, the sealing member 18 is slid on the lid member 13 when the lid member 13 is pivoted between opening and closing positions.

Referring to Figures 7 and 8, another embodiment of the present invention is illustrated.

The same reference numerals as used in FIGS. 1 to 6 for the foregoing embodiments are given to the corresponding elements for this embodiment in FIGS. 7 and 8.

The instant container is similar to the container described above except that the seal support ridge 7 of a predetermined height is formed in the upper lip portion 5a of the upper hood 5 of the instant container.

The ridge 7 extends over the entire length of the upper lip 5a, ie it extends to the ceiling wall and the left and right side walls of the upper hood and also to both ends of the outer flange 6 of the upper hood 5a.

Therefore, the ridge 7 has a generally U-shaped contour in the vertical plane.

The hood outer flange 8 extends horizontally outwardly from the trailing edge of the lower edge of the upper hood 5 where a portion is located at the trailing edge of the vertical plane of the ridge 7.

The upper hood 5 is fastened to the bottom box 1 so that the hood flange 8 is in contact with the rear half of the upper surface of the outer flange of the bottom box 1.

The cushion member 12 is provided at the front half of the upper surface of the box outer flange 2, and the left and right rear ends of the cushion member 12 are the left and right lower ends of the ridges 7 and the left and right front sides of the hood flange 8, respectively. Each touches the end.

The groove 17 is formed in the inner surface of the over wrap portion 13a of the lid 13 so that when the lid 13 is held in the closed position, the groove 17 is the upper lip portion 5a of the hood 5. ), And is generally aligned with the ridge 7.

The groove 17 generally has a U-shaped contour.

The sealing member 18 is fitted in the groove 17 so as to extend from the end of the groove 17 to the end.

The sealing member 18 fitted in the groove 17 has a height sufficient to firmly contact the ridge 7 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position, and when the lid 8 moves between the open and close positions. Insufficient to contact the partial cylindrical ceiling / rear portion 5b of the upper hood 5.

In other words, the sealing member 18 is in tight contact with the ridge 7 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position.

This arrangement prevents the invisible cracks from appearing on the surface due to the sliding of the sealing member 18 in the upper hood 5, ie the friction between the two members 18, 5.

In this embodiment, the ridge 7 is formed on the outer surface of the upper hood 5, and the sealing member 18 is fitted in the groove 17 formed on the inner surface of the lid 13. It is also possible to replace the sealing member with each other.

For example, as shown in FIG. 8 and corresponding FIG. 9, the ridge 107 is formed on the inner surface of the lid 13, while the sealing member 118 is formed of the upper hood 5. It is fitted in the groove 17 formed in the outer surface.

Alternatively, the ridge 7 and the sealing member 18 are provided on both the outer surface of the upper hood 5 and the inner surface of the lid 13 so that each ridge 7 and the corresponding sealing member ( 18 is in intimate contact with each other when the lid 13 is in the closed position.

The groove 17 of the modified container can be omitted similarly to the groove 17 of the foregoing embodiment.

The gap between the hood 5 and the lid is tightly sealed by the sealing member 18, while the lid 13 is provided in the upper hood 5 (main body 6) so that the lid 13 is internal The opening 29 is closed.

The instant container has the same advantages as the container shown in FIGS. For example, the automatic pivoting movement of the lid 13 by gravity, without being constrained by the user, is caused by the sliding of the sealing member 18 at the ridge 7, in particular by the sealing member 18. (7) effectively restrained by sliding just before the contact flange 15 of the lid 13 is in full contact with the lower lip (cushion 12) of the opening 29 of the main body 6 do.

Therefore, the instant container has no unpleasant, loud noise which may be caused by the impact of a collision between the lower lip of the opening 29 and the lid 13.

Moreover, the instant container can prevent small insects such as flies or small cockroaches from entering due to the sealing member 18 when the lid 13 is held in the closed position. Therefore, the container can maintain hygiene.

Claims (19)

A container for storing an article, comprising a wall (1, 5) and an opening (29) formed through the wall, the concave body defining a space (30) therein, the lid member being actually the A first position where the lid member is completely overlapped with the wall so that the lid member allows access to the space through the opening, the lid member closes the opening of the recessed body and partially overlaps the wall of the recessed body. The lid member 13 pivotable between a second position being lost, and the lid member being pivotable with respect to the opening of the concave body relative to the pivot axis 20 of the connecting means between the first and second positions. Connecting means (28; 9, 19, 20, 23, 24) for pivotally connecting said lid member to said wall of said body and for sealing between said wall of said recessed body and said lid member; Sealing means (17, 18, 7; 117, 118) comprising at least one sealing member (18, 118) for sealing between the overlapping portion of the lid member in the second position and the wall of the concave body; 107) wherein the wall of the concave body includes first and second lip portions 2, 5a which cooperate with each other to define the opening, while the lid member has a lid member in the second position. And an overlapping portion that overlaps with the second lip portion when the lid member is held in a second position and the contact portion 15 joining the first lip portion when positioned, wherein the at least one sealing member is in a second position. Sealing between the overlap portion of the lid member maintained at the at least one sealing member extending over the entire length of either the overlap portion and the second lip portion and contacting the lid member on the opposite side. And concave body The overwrap portion of the lid member and the second lip portion of the concave body to reach a corresponding one of the first lip portion of the, the sealing means is the overwrap portion The overlap portion of the lid member so as to extend over the entire length of the other one of the second lip portions and reach the corresponding one of the contact portion of the lid member on the opposite side and the first lip portion of the concave body. And at least one raised portion (7, 107) provided at the other one of the second lip portions of the concave body, and the at least one sealing member has the lid member positioned at the second position. And when in contact with said at least one bulge. The method of claim 1, wherein the connecting means comprises a pair of connecting devices (20, 23, 24) provided apart from each other, the pair of connecting devices having a common horizontal pivot axis Container for holding goods. The container as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first lip portion of the concave body extends horizontally. 4. The sealing means according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the sealing means includes at least one groove 17 formed in the overwrap portion of the lid member and the at least one groove fitted in the at least one groove. And a sealing member (18) of which at least one groove extends at both ends of the contact portion of the lid member, wherein the at least one sealing member is disposed in the second position when the lid member is held in the second position. A container for holding an article, characterized in that it has a height sufficient to make firm contact with the lips. 4. The seal according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the sealing means includes at least one groove formed in the second lip portion of the concave body and the at least one seal fitted in the at least one groove. A ring member 118 is further included, wherein at least one groove extends at both ends of the first lip portion of the concave body, and the at least one sealing member is formed when the lid member is held in the second position. A container for containing an article having a height sufficient to be in firm contact with the portion. 4. A method according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein at least one of the wall and the lid member of the concave body comprises a partial cylindrical portion 5b having a fan-shaped cross section, wherein the connecting means comprises: The at least one sealing member is provided along at least one of the second lip portion and the overwrap portion, and the at least one sealing member includes a lid member. A container for holding an article, characterized in that it slides in the partial cylindrical portion when pivoted between first and second positions. The method of claim 4, wherein the second lip portion of the concave body is provided with at least one ridge (7), the ridge extending on both ends of the first lip portion of the concave body, the at least one seal And a ring member is provided in said overlap portion of said lid member such that at least one sealing member is in firm contact with said ridge when said lid member is in said second position. The method of claim 5, wherein the overwrap portion of the lid member is provided with at least one ridge 107, the ridge extends at both ends of the contact portion of the lid member, the at least one sealing member is And the at least one sealing member is provided in the second lip portion of the concave body so that the lid member is in firm contact with the ridge when the lid member is located in the second position. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein the at least one sealing member provided on the overlap portion of the lid member is insufficient to contact the wall of the concave body when the lid member is pivoted between the first and second positions. And a height sufficient to contact the ridge provided on the wall. The method of claim 8, wherein the at least one sealing member 118 provided in the second lip portion of the concave body is in contact with the lid member when the lid member is pivoted between the first and second positions. A container for containing an article which is insufficient and has a height sufficient to contact the ridge provided on the lid member. The method according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the first lip portion of the concave body includes a body flange 2 protruding outward from the wall, The contact portion comprises a lid flange 15 protruding outward from the lid member, wherein the lid flange is joined to the body flange when the lid member is located in the second position. . 12. The lid flange of claim 11 wherein said lid flange of said lid member includes a second flange (15a) projecting vertically, said second flange being out of said recessed body when said lid member is held in said second position. A container for holding an article, characterized by covering a protruding body flange. 13. A container according to claim 12, wherein said second flange comprises said lid member pivoting handle portion (16) between first and second positions. The container according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the container further comprises a cushion member (12) provided on the body flange of the concave body, wherein the lid flange of the lid member is a lid member. A container for holding the article, wherein the article is joined to the cushion member when the second position is in the second position. 4. A container according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein said at least one sealing member is comprised of a plurality of filaments (18a). 16. The container of claim 15, wherein the filament is made of polypropylene. 4. A container according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the container further comprises a pair of stops (11) for stopping the lid member in the first position, wherein the pair of stops comprises the first stop. A container for holding an article, wherein said lid member permits about 90 [deg.] Pivoting movement between said first and second positions, said stop being provided away from each other on said wall of said recessed body. The concave body according to any one of claims 1, 2, and 3, wherein the concave body is composed of a box-shaped bottom member (1) and a hood-shaped upper member (5) connected to the lower opening end at the upper opening end of the bottom portion. Container for holding goods, characterized in that the. 4. A container for containing an article according to any one of claims 1, 2 and 3, wherein the concave body and the lid member are molded from a plastic material.

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