TWI683770B - The container hanger - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a container hanger which can prevent the shedding of the accessories and appropriately holding the accessories, and the container hanger has a good balance with a high retentability, insertability, and pull out property for the accessories. In addition, the container hanger formed by a flexible sheet material, it is capable of hanging a container and capable of retenting a long strip of accessories.

Description

Container hanger

The invention relates to a container hanging piece used for hanging cup-shaped containers.

In stores such as coffee shops, fast food restaurants, and convenience stores, drinks for take-out such as coffee or fruit juice are sold in a cup. For easy portability, sometimes such a drink-filled cup is provided in a manner of being held on a simple stand.

For example, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2005-82228) discloses a container hanger in which an insertion hole for inserting a cup and hanging it is formed in the center of a plastic sheet, and an insertion hole is inserted through the insertion hole A pair of through holes for passing a hand or a wrist are formed on both sides of. The container hanger sticks the three sides of the rectangular sheet to the sheet to form a bag. In this bag, a sugar stick, a milk container, etc. can be placed.

The bag of the container hanger described in Patent Document 1 accommodates accessories such as sugar bars or milk containers from the upper opening. However, since the opening of the bag is normally open, the contained accessories easily fall off.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a container hanger capable of suppressing the fall-off of an accessory, appropriately holding the accessory, and having a high balance for the accessory with a good balance , Insertion and extraction.

A container hanger for achieving the above object, which is formed of a soft sheet, can hang a container and can hold a long accessory, and is characterized by including a central portion formed with a container into which the container can be inserted Insertion hole; and two hanging parts, which extend from the central part in two opposite directions, respectively formed with handle holes constituting a handle, at least one of the hanging parts is between the insertion hole and the handle hole At least one first holding hole penetrating in the thickness direction of the hanging portion and having a circular shape is formed, and at least one of the hanging portions is formed between the insertion hole and the handle hole in the thickness direction of the hanging portion And at least one second holding hole formed by the slit can be inserted into the first holding hole and the second holding hole to hold, at least one of the first holding hole and at least one of the second holding hole are located from The insertion hole faces the handle hole at approximately the same distance.

A container hanger for achieving the above object, which is formed of a soft sheet, can hang a container and can hold a long accessory, and is characterized by including a central portion formed with a container into which the container can be inserted Insertion hole; and two hanging parts, which extend from the central part in two opposite directions, respectively formed with handle holes constituting a handle, at least one of the hanging parts is between the insertion hole and the handle hole At least one first holding hole with a maximum diameter of 10 to 25 mm that penetrates in the thickness direction of the hanging portion and has an inscribed circle is formed, and the accessory can be inserted into the first holding hole and the second holding hole to hold , At least one of the hanging parts is formed between the insertion hole and the handle hole with at least one second holding hole penetrating in the thickness direction of the hanging part and formed by a gap of 1.5 mm or less, the first holding hole At least one of and at least one of the second holding holes are located at substantially the same distance from the insertion hole toward the handle hole.

In the container hanger configured as described above, since the first holding hole and the second holding hole into which the same accessories are inserted are located at approximately the same distance from the insertion hole toward the handle hole, the container is hung while holding the handle When the pendant is suspended, the first holding hole and the second holding hole are arranged substantially horizontally. Therefore, the container hanger can stably hold the elongated accessory in the state of being inserted into the first holding hole and the second holding hole, and can prevent the accessory from falling out of the first holding hole and the second holding hole due to gravity . Furthermore, the container hanger can firmly hold the elongated accessory inserted into both the first holding hole and the second holding hole through the second holding hole formed by the slit. Moreover, the first holding hole used at the same time as the second holding hole holds the accessory so as not to be in firm contact with the accessory. Therefore, the container hanger only has the function of firmly holding the accessory in the second holding hole of the two holding holes used at the same time, and can be provided with a high balance and a high retention property and accessory that suppress the falling of the accessory in a well-balanced manner. The insertability and pullout performance are easy to reverse performance.

The following content will be combined with the drawings to illustrate the technical content of the present invention through specific embodiments. Those skilled in the art can easily understand other advantages and effects of the present invention from the content disclosed in this specification. The present invention can also be implemented or applied by other different specific embodiments. Various details in this specification can also be based on different viewpoints and applications, and various modifications and changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. In particular, the proportional relationships and relative positions of the various elements in the drawings are for exemplary purposes only, and do not represent the actual status of the implementation of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 2, the container hanger 10 according to the first embodiment is a device for suspending and transporting a cup-shaped container 100 containing a beverage such as coffee or fruit juice. In addition, the substance loaded into the container 100 is not limited to beverages. The substance loaded into the container 100 is not particularly limited as long as it can be contained. For example, it may be cup noodles, fruit, ice cream, jelly, yogurt, parfait, cake, and the like. The outer diameter of the container 100 increases from the lower end toward the upper end, and the upper end is opened. The upper end of the container 100 may be equipped with a lid.

As shown in Fig. 1, the container hanger 10 is formed of a soft sheet. The constituent material of the sheet is preferably paper, but it may not be paper as long as it can be deformed softly, for example, it may be cloth or resin material. The type of paper is not particularly limited. The resin material is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include silicone rubber, synthetic rubber, polypropylene, polyolefin, and polyethylene. The resin sheet is strong in water resistance and high in strength. Examples of the resin sheet include YUPO (registered trademark) which is synthetic paper made of acrylic. In addition, the sheet may be a stone paper made based on the inorganic mineral powder extracted from the stone. The container hanger 10 can be cut out from a sheet of material, so it is easy to manufacture. In addition, the container hanger 10 may be formed by joining a plurality of sheets.

The container hanger 10 includes a central portion 20 formed with an insertion hole 21 into which the container 100 can be inserted, and two hanger portions 30 formed with a handle hole 31 constituting a hand for holding. The two hanging portions 30 extend from the central portion 20 in two opposing directions. Therefore, in a non-bent flat state, one hanging portion 30, the central portion 20, and the other hanging portion 30 are arranged in a row, and the container hanger 10 is elongated in one direction. The outer edge of the container hanger 10 is preferably formed by a smooth curve. The outer edge portion is a portion along the outer contour edge. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on a part of the outer edge portion of the container hanger 10 and suppress the occurrence of damage or deformation. As shown in FIG. 2, by inserting the container 100 into the insertion hole 21 and bending the hanger 30 after holding the two handle holes 31 together, the container hanger 10 can hang the container 100 and carry it.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the insertion hole 21 is a part into which the container 100 is inserted to hold the container 100. The insertion hole 21 is formed in such a size that the container 100 is inserted from the lower end side of the container and the upper end side of the container 100 cannot pass through. In order to be able to hold the container 100 containing the beverage in a well-balanced manner, the insertion hole 21 is preferably of a size to hold the container 100 near the upper end. The shape of the insertion hole 21 is not particularly limited, and is, for example, circular or donut-shaped.

Each hanging portion 30 has a handle hole 31 constituting a hand for holding on the side far from the insertion hole 21. The shape of the handle hole 31 is not particularly limited, and it is preferably formed by a smooth curve, for example, a round shape. Accordingly, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on a part of the handle hole 31 and suppress the occurrence of damage or deformation. The distance L1 from the insertion hole 21 to each handle hole 31 is preferably uniform. Thus, as shown in FIG. 2, when the two handle holes 31 are held together, the upper end surface of the container 100 inserted into the insertion hole 21 becomes substantially horizontal, and the posture of the container 100 can be appropriately maintained.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the hanging portion 30 is formed with a holding hole for holding accessories 101 and 102 such as a straw, a sugar bar, a milk container, a gum syrup container, a stirring bar, and a spoon. The holding hole includes a first holding hole 32, a second holding hole 33, a third holding hole 34, and a fourth holding hole 35. One hanging portion 30 (the hanging portion 30 above the paper surface in FIG. 1) is formed with a first holding hole 32, a second holding hole 33, and a third holding hole 34. The other hanging portion 30 (the hanging portion 30 below the paper surface in FIG. 1) is formed with a fourth holding hole 35. The sizes of the first holding hole 32, the second holding hole 33, the third holding hole 34, and the fourth holding hole 35 are appropriately set according to the size or shape of the accessories 101, 102 to be held, but for example, in the accessory 101, In the case of 102, a straw, a sugar bar, a milk container, a gum syrup container, a stirring bar, a spoon, etc., the area is preferably smaller than the insertion hole 21, and the area is preferably smaller than the handle hole 31.

The first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are suitable for holding a long accessory 101 such as a straw, a sugar stick, a stirring bar, a spoon, a fork, and chopsticks. That is, by holding the elongated accessory 101 at two locations of the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33, the accessory 101 can be held in a well-balanced manner.

The first holding hole 32 is, for example, circular. Round refers to a perfect circle, a round shape, an oval shape, etc. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on a part of the first holding hole 32 and suppress the occurrence of damage or deformation. The first holding hole 32 is formed in a size capable of inserting the elongated accessory 101. Since the first holding hole 32 has a circular shape, the resistance is small when the elongated accessory 101 is inserted, and the accessory 101 can be easily inserted. The first holding hole 32 is larger than the shape of the cross section of the accessory 101 orthogonal to the longitudinal direction. That is, the first holding hole 32 has a size that allows the accessory 101 to be inserted without contacting or catching. Therefore, when the elongated accessory 101 is inserted into and removed from the first holding hole 32, the resistance is small, so that the accessory 101 can be easily inserted and pulled out easily.

In addition, the first holding hole 32 only needs to have a size that does not catch the attachment 101 when the elongated attachment 101 is inserted into the first holding hole 32 and is pulled out from the first holding hole 32 , May not be round. In this case, the size of the first holding hole 32 can be set according to the maximum diameter of a circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32. According to the shape of the first holding hole 32, there is more than one circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32, wherein the diameter of the largest circle is the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32. When the elongated accessory 101 is a stirring bar, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably 10 to 15 mm. When the elongated accessory 101 is a straw or a sugar bar, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably 15 to 20 mm. When the elongated accessory 101 is a spoon, fork, or chopsticks, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably 20 to 25 mm. Therefore, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably 10 mm or more, or 15 mm or more, or 20 mm or more. In addition, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably 25 mm or less, or 20 mm or less, or 15 mm or less. Thereby, resistance is small when the elongated accessory 101 is inserted into and removed from the first holding hole 32, and the accessory 101 can be easily inserted and pulled out easily. When the size is defined by the maximum diameter of the inscribed circle, the shape of the first holding hole 32 is not particularly limited, and is, for example, a circle, a triangle, a quadrangle, other polygons, a star polygon, or other shapes. In addition, even when the first holding hole 32 has a polygon or the like and has a corner, it is preferable that the edge portion located at the corner of the polygon is formed to have a curvature. Accordingly, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on a part of the edge portion of the first holding hole 32 and suppress the occurrence of damage or deformation. The optimal value of the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 may also differ according to the container 100 hung by the container hanger 10. For example, when the container hanger 10 is a product manufactured to hang the container 100 for beverages such as coffee, black tea, tea, juice, and soft drinks, the accessory 101 is a straw, a sugar bar, a stir bar, or the like. Therefore, the maximum diameter of the circle that can be inscribed in the first holding hole 32 is preferably about 10 to 20 mm.

The second holding hole 33 is formed by two orthogonal slits 36 and terminal portions 37 located at both ends of each slit 36. In addition, the two orthogonal slits 36 can also be interpreted as four slits extending radially from the center. The terminal portion 37 is a hole located at the terminal ends on both sides of the slit 36 and having a width larger than the gap width of the slit 36. The shape of the hole of the terminal portion 37 is preferably circular, but it may not be circular. By forming the circular terminal portion 37 with a large width, the stress acting on the terminal portion 37 can be dispersed, and damage or deformation can be suppressed.

The second holding hole 33 is formed with four slits 38 that protrude toward the center O1 of the second holding hole 33 by providing orthogonal slits 36. The second engagement portion 38 includes a free end that is easily deformed and a fixed end located on the opposite side of the free end, and is formed into a beam shape that can be bent. In addition, the number of the second engaging portions 38 is four in this embodiment, but the number of the second engaging portions 38 is not limited, as long as it is one or more. Each second engagement portion 38 has the same shape formed at an angle of 90 degrees, but may have different shapes formed at different angles. The distance between the second engaging portion 38 and the center O1 of the second holding hole 33 is shorter than the adjacent portion (for example, the terminal portion 37 ). The center O1 of the second holding hole 33 is also the center of gravity of the second holding hole 33. By deforming the second engaging portion 38, the elongated accessory 101 can be inserted into the second holding hole 33. That is, unless the second engaging portion 38 is deformed, the elongated accessory 101 cannot be inserted into the second holding hole 33. When the accessory 101 is inserted into the second holding hole 33, the second engaging portion 38 is deformed in a bent manner. The deformed second engaging portion 38 holds the accessory 101 so as not to come out of the second holding hole 33 by the restoring force (elastic force) to restore the original shape. Therefore, the accessory 101 inserted into the second holding hole 33 is difficult to fall off from the second holding hole 33.

The first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are formed at substantially the same distance L2 from the insertion hole 21 toward the handle hole 31. The distance L2 can be defined as the length from the boundary between the insertion hole 21 and the hanging portion 30 to the center of the first holding hole 32 or the second holding hole 33. Alternatively, the distance L2 can also be defined as the length from the boundary between the insertion hole 21 and the hanging portion 30 to the position of the first holding hole 32 or the second holding hole 33 near the insertion hole 21. The distance L from the insertion hole 21 to the first holding hole 32 and the distance L from the insertion hole 21 to the second holding hole 33 may also be slightly different. That is, it is sufficient that the accessory 101 inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 does not fall off the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 by gravity, and is substantially parallel. When the container hanger 10 is suspended, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are arranged substantially horizontally. Therefore, it is difficult for the accessory 101 inserted into both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 to be separated from the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33.

Since the hanging portion 30 holds one elongated accessory 101 by the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33, the accessory 101 can be held in a well-balanced manner. In addition, of the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 used simultaneously to hold the elongated accessory 101, only one of the second holding holes 33 includes the second engaging portion 38. Therefore, the accessory 101 can be inserted into both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 in a short time, and the accessory 101 can be taken out from both in a short time. That is, the container hanger 10 can firmly hold the elongated accessory 101 inserted into both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 through the second holding hole 33 formed by the slit 36. Furthermore, the first holding hole 32 used together with the second holding hole 33 holds the accessory 101 so as not to be in firm contact with the accessory 101. Therefore, the container hanger 10 only has the function of holding the accessory 101 firmly in the second holding hole 33 of the two holding holes used at the same time, and can achieve a high balance while suppressing the fall of the accessory 101 Performance, and easy to reverse performance such as insertability and pullout of accessory 101. Therefore, when the container 100 is hung and moved by the hanger 10, the user does not need to worry about the attachment 101 falling off due to a change in inclination or air resistance, and can easily carry it. In addition, both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 may include an engaging portion that engages with the accessory 101. In addition, both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 may not include an engaging portion that engages with the accessory 101. When the accessory 101 is inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33, the accessory 101 may be as shown in FIG. 3(B) from the inside of the hanging part 30 (with the other hanging part 30 The adjacent side may be inserted from the outside (the side not adjacent to the other hanging portion 30) as shown in FIG. 3(A).

When the accessory 101 is inserted into both the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33, the flexible hanging portion 30 is deformed to follow the shape of the accessory 101. For example, if the accessory 101 is linear, the hanging portion 30 is deformed into a wave shape so that the linear accessory 101 is crossed by the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. When the accessory 101 is inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 while holding the handle hole 31 to hang the accessory 101, tension is generated between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31 . At this time, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are provided in the same hanging portion 30 and between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31. Therefore, the hanging portion 30 near the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 deformed to follow the shape of the accessory 101 is restored to its original planar shape due to tension, so the first holding hole 32 and the second holding The hole 33 is pressed against the accessory 101. Therefore, the accessory 101 is firmly held in the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33, and it is difficult to fall off from the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. In addition, since the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are provided in the same hanging portion 30, the state in which the inserted accessory 101 is held can be maintained well regardless of whether the two hanging portions 30 are brought closer or apart . In this embodiment, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are provided with only one pair, but two or more pairs may be provided. For example, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 may be provided in each hanging portion 30. Alternatively, a plurality of first holding holes 32 and second holding holes 33 may be provided in one hanging portion 30.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the third holding hole 34 is a portion for holding a small cup-shaped milk container or gum syrup container. The third holding hole 34 is formed with a smooth curve in a wave shape at the inner edge portion, and a plurality of third engaging portions 39 protruding toward the center O2 of the third holding hole 34 are formed. The center O2 of the third holding hole 34 is also the center of gravity of the third holding hole 34. The inner edge portion refers to a portion along the edge of the hole. In addition, the number of the third engaging portions 39 is eight in this embodiment, but the number of the third engaging portions 39 is not limited, as long as it is one or more. The distance between the third engaging portion 39 and the center O2 of the third holding hole 34 is shorter than the adjacent portion (for example, the valley portion 40 sandwiched between the two third engaging portions 39 ). The third holding hole 34 can be inserted into the cup-shaped accessory 102 by deforming the third engaging portion 39. That is, unless the third holding hole 34 deforms the third engaging portion 39, the cup-shaped accessory 102 cannot be inserted. When the accessory 102 is inserted into the third holding hole 34, as shown in FIG. 3(A), the third engaging portion 39 is deformed in a bent manner. In addition, the periphery of the third engagement portion 39 is slightly deformed together with the third engagement portion 39. The deformed third engaging portion 39 holds the accessory 102 so as not to come out of the third holding hole 34 by the restoring force (elastic force) to restore the original shape. Therefore, it is difficult for the accessory 102 inserted into the third holding hole 34 to fall out of the third holding hole 34. The inner edge portion of the third holding hole 34 is preferably formed by a smooth curve. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on a part of the third holding hole 34 and suppress the occurrence of damage or deformation.

When the accessory 102 is inserted into the third holding hole 34 while holding the handle hole 31 to hang the accessory 102, tension is generated between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31. At this time, the third holding hole 34 is located between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31. Therefore, the hanging portion 30 near the third holding hole 34 needs to be restored to its original planar shape due to tension, so the third engaging portion 39 that is deformed and contacts the accessory 102 is pressed against the accessory 102. Therefore, the accessory 102 is firmly held in the third holding hole 34, and it is difficult to fall off from the third holding hole 34. In addition, in a state where no tension is generated between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31, since the hanging portion 30 is easily deformed, the third engaging portion 39 and the surroundings of the third engaging portion 39 are deformed to be able to The accessory 102 is easily inserted into the third holding hole, and the accessory 102 can be easily taken out from the third holding hole 34.

As shown in FIG. 3(B), when the accessory 102 is inserted into the third holding hole 34, at least one of the third engaging portions 39 can also be arranged so as to sandwich the cover portion 103 of the accessory 102 On one side, at least one of the third engagement portions 39 is arranged on the other side so as to sandwich the cover portion 103. In this way, the third engaging portion 39 can prevent the accessory 102 from falling off from the hanging portion 30 to the inside (the side adjacent to the other hanging portion 30) and to the outside (not adjacent to the other hanging portion 30) On the side) both cases. In addition, in the case of holding in this manner, the third engaging portion 39 sandwiches the cover portion 103, and at least one third engaging portion 39 is required on each side of the cover portion 103, so the third holding hole 34 is required More than two third engagement portions 39 are provided. The accessory 102 is preferably inserted into the third holding hole 34 from the outer surface of the hanging portion 30, but may be inserted from the inner surface.

The fourth holding hole 35 is the same as the third holding hole 34 for holding a small cup-shaped milk container or gum syrup container. The fourth holding hole 35 has the same shape and function as the third holding hole 34. The size of the fourth holding hole 35 may be the same as or different from the size of the third holding hole 34. When the sizes of the third holding hole 34 and the fourth holding hole 35 are different, the user can select the third holding hole 34 or the fourth holding hole 35 according to the size or shape of the accessory 102 to be held. In addition, since the description of the third holding hole 34 is repeated, the description of the fourth holding hole 35 is omitted here.

Next, a method of using the container hanger 10 according to the first embodiment will be described.

The container hanger 10 is stored in a state where a plurality of container hangers are stacked in a planar shape. When holding the container 100 containing the beverage in the container hanger 10, the container 100 containing the beverage is inserted into the insertion hole 21 from the lower end side of the container. Next, if there is a long attachment 101 such as a straw, a sugar bar, a stirring bar, a spoon, etc., as shown in FIG. 3, the attachment 101 is inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. Next, if there is a cup-shaped accessory 102 such as a milk container or a gum syrup container, the accessory 102 is inserted into the third holding hole 34 or the fourth holding hole 35. The cover surface of the accessory 102 inserted into the third holding hole 34 or the fourth holding hole 35 is not covered and is exposed to the outside, so when carrying around, the store name or company name etc. printed on the cover surface can be The way you can be seen is shown to the people around you. Then, after bending the two hanging portions 30 on both sides of the insertion hole 21 into which the container 100 is inserted, the two handle holes 31 are held together to move the handle hole 31 upward in the vertical direction. Thus, as shown in FIG. 2, the container 100 is held in the container hanger 10 and hung. The center of gravity of the suspended container 100 is located below the insertion hole 21 in the vertical direction. Therefore, the container 100 is held in the container hanger 10 in a stable posture, the shaking of the container 100 can be suppressed, and the container 100 can be transported without spilling the contents. In addition, the accessories 101 and 102 may be inserted into the first holding hole 32 to the fourth holding hole 35 after holding the two handle holes 31 together.

When lowering the container hanger 10 that has been hung up, first, the lower end of the container 100 is brought into contact with a flat surface. Then, the two handle holes 31 are separated and the two hanging portions 30 are spread out. By moving the insertion hole 21 holding the container 100 downward in the vertical direction relative to the container 100, the container 100 is detached from the insertion hole 21. Then, the accessory 101 held in any one of the first holding hole 32 to the fourth holding hole 35 can be taken out of the container hanger 10 and used. When the container 100 is placed on a flat surface, the tension acting on the hanging portion 30 is reduced. Thus, the elongated accessory 101 that is firmly held in the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 by the tension can be easily taken out. In addition, the cup-shaped accessory 102 that is firmly held in the third holding hole 34 or the fourth holding hole 35 due to tension can be easily taken out.

As described above, the container hanger 10 according to the first embodiment is formed of a soft sheet and can hang the container 100. The container hanger 10 includes a central portion 20 formed with an insert capable of inserting the container 100 Hole 21; and two hanging portions 30, which extend from the central portion 20 in two opposite directions, respectively formed with a handle hole 31 constituting the handle, at least one of the hanging portion 30 in the insertion hole 21 and Holding holes (first holding holes 32, second holding holes 33, third holding holes 34, fourth holding holes 35) are formed between the hand holes 31.

The container hanger 10 configured as described above can insert and hold accessories 101 and 102 such as a straw, a syrup container, a milk container, a stir bar, and a spoon in the holding hole. Therefore, the container hanger 10 can suppress the fall of the accessories 101 and 102 and appropriately hold the accessories 101 and 102. In addition, the container hanger 10 can be formed of a soft sheet, so it can be easily manufactured at low cost. In addition, since the container hanger 10 is in the form of a sheet, it can be stored in a space-saving manner. In addition, the container hanger 10 can be directly used without being assembled from a state in which it is expanded into a planar shape, and therefore it can be easily used without taking time. In addition, the container hanger 10 can be formed from a single sheet, so it is possible to reduce resource consumption and contribute to environmental protection.

In addition, at least one holding hole (second holding hole 33, third holding hole 34, fourth holding hole 35) is formed with at least one engaging portion (second engaging portion 38, third engaging portion 39), the card The distance between the engaging portion and the center of the holding hole is shorter than the adjacent portion. As a result, the accessories 101 and 102 inserted into the holding hole come into contact with and hold the engaging portion close to the center of the holding hole. Therefore, the attachments 101 and 102 inserted into the holding hole are prevented from falling out of the holding hole.

In addition, at least two first holding holes 32 and second holding holes 33 are provided at positions that are substantially the same distance L2 from the insertion hole 21 toward the handle hole 31. Thus, when the container hanger 10 is hung while holding the handle hole 31, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are arranged substantially horizontally. Therefore, the elongated accessory 101 can be inserted into the two first holding holes 32 and the second holding holes 33 and held stably, and the accessory 101 can be suppressed from being held from the first holding hole 32 and the second by gravity The hole 33 comes off.

In addition, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are formed in one hanging portion 30. Thereby, even if the two hanging portions 30 are separated, the distance between the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 does not change, so that attachments inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 can be suppressed The product 101 comes off from the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. In addition, when the accessory 101 is inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 while holding the handle hole 31 to hang the accessory 101, between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31 Create tension. At this time, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 are provided in the same hanging portion 30 and between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31. Therefore, the hanging portion 30 near the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 deformed to follow the shape of the accessory 101 is restored to its original planar shape due to tension, so the first holding hole 32 and the second holding The hole 33 is pressed against the accessory 101. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the accessory 101 from falling off from the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. In addition, in a state where tension is not generated between the insertion hole 21 and the handle hole 31, since the hanging portion 30 is easily deformed, the accessory 101 can be easily inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 , And the accessory 101 can be easily taken out from the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33.

In addition, the inner edge portions of the first holding hole 32, the third holding hole 34, and the fourth holding hole 35 are formed by curves. Thereby, it is possible to suppress the concentration of stress on a part of the inner edge of the holding hole. Therefore, damage or deformation of the holding hole can be suppressed.

(Second embodiment)

As shown in FIG. 4, in the container hanger 50 according to the second embodiment, only the shapes of the third holding hole 51 and the fourth holding hole 52 are different from the first embodiment. In addition, the parts having the same functions as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description is omitted.

The third holding hole 51 includes a linear slit 53 and a crescent-shaped opening 54 provided separately from the slit 53. The slit 53 and the opening 54 are paired (two) holding holes used simultaneously to hold one accessory 102. The slit 53 and the opening 54 are arranged side by side in the direction from the handle hole 31 toward the insertion hole 21 (the vertical direction when hanging), but may be orthogonal to the direction from the handle hole 31 toward the insertion hole 21 They are arranged side by side in the direction (horizontal direction when hanging). End portions 55 are formed at both ends of the slit 53. The terminal portion 55 is a hole having a width larger than the gap width of the slit 53. The shape of the hole of the terminal portion 55 is preferably circular, but it may not be circular. By forming the circular terminal portion 55 with a large width, the stress acting on the terminal portion 55 can be dispersed, and the breakage or deformation of the slit 53 can be suppressed.

The crescent-shaped opening 54 has a first edge 56 on the side closer to the slit 53 and a second edge 57 on the side farther from the slit 53. The first edge portion 56 is formed in a straight line parallel to the slit 53. The second edge portion 57 is formed in an arc shape protruding away from the first edge portion 56. The first edge portion 56 and the second edge portion 57 are connected by a curve. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the local concentration of stress on the portion connecting the first edge portion 56 and the second edge portion 57, and to prevent the opening portion 54 from being damaged or deformed.

The fourth holding hole 52 has the same shape and function as the third holding hole 51. Here, since the description of the third holding hole 51 is repeated, the description of the fourth holding hole 52 is omitted.

When holding the cup-shaped accessory 102 such as a milk container or a gum syrup container in the third holding hole 51, as shown in FIG. 4(B), first, a part of the lid portion 103 of the accessory 102 is inserted into the slit 53 in. Next, the other part of the lid 103 of the accessory 102 is inserted into the opening 54. At this time, since the second edge portion 57 of the side of the opening 54 away from the slit 53 is in an arc shape, even after a part of the lid portion 103 of the accessory 102 is held in the slit 53, it can be easily The other part of the lid 103 of the accessory 102 is inserted into the opening 54. The lid portion 103 of the accessory 102 is engaged with the third engaging portion 58 of the slit 53 on the side away from the opening 54 and the third engaging portion 59 on the side of the opening 54 away from the slit 53, and is well maintain. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the accessory 102 held in the slit 53 and the opening 54 from falling out of the third holding hole 51.

(Third embodiment)

As shown in FIG. 5, the container hanger 60 according to the third embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in the shapes of the third holding hole 61 and the fourth holding hole 62. In addition, the parts having the same functions as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description is omitted.

The third holding hole 61 is formed by a substantially quadrangular shape whose four corners are round. The third holding hole 61 includes four third engagement portions 63 located on each side of the quadrangle, and four corner portions 64 located between the third engagement portions 63. The corner portion 64 is formed by a curved surface. Therefore, the stress acting on the corner portion 64 can be dispersed, and the occurrence of damage or deformation can be suppressed. The distance between the third engagement portion 63 and the center O2 of the third holding hole 61 is shorter than the adjacent portion (for example, the corner portion 64 ).

The fourth holding hole 62 has the same shape and function as the third holding hole 61. Here, since the description of the third holding hole 61 is repeated, the description of the fourth holding hole 62 is omitted.

When holding the cup-shaped accessory 102 such as a milk container or a gum syrup container in the third holding hole 61, as shown in FIG. 5(B), first, a part of the lid portion 103 of the accessory 102 and the third card One of the engaging parts 63 is snapped. Next, the other part of the lid portion 103 is engaged with another third engaging portion 63 located on the opposite side of the third engaging portion 63 to which the lid portion 103 is engaged. Moreover, the lid 103 is not engaged with the other two third engaging portions 63. Thereby, the third engagement portion 63 can suppress both cases that the accessory 102 falls inward from the hanging portion 30 and falls outward. The cover surface of the accessory 102 inserted into the third holding hole 61 is exposed without being covered, so the store name or company name printed on the cover surface can be seen in a way that can be seen People around show.

(Fourth embodiment)

As shown in FIG. 6, the container hanger 70 according to the fourth embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in the position of the second holding hole 71. In addition, the parts having the same functions as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description is omitted.

The second holding hole 71 is formed in the hanging portion 30 different from the hanging portion 30 where the first holding hole 32 is formed. The first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 71 are formed at substantially the same distance L2 from the insertion hole 21 toward the handle hole 31. Therefore, when the container hanger 70 is suspended, the elongated accessory 101 inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 71 is in a substantially horizontal state (a state substantially perpendicular to the direction of gravity) . Therefore, the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 71 make it difficult for the accessory 101 inserted into the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 71 to fall off the container hanger 70. Since the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 71 are formed in different hanging portions 30, the two hanging portions 30 can be approached and separated together.

(Fifth embodiment)

As shown in FIG. 7, the container hanger 80 according to the fifth embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that only the reinforcement 81 is provided. In addition, the parts having the same functions as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description is omitted.

The container hanger 80 is provided with a reinforcement 81 at the inner edge of the insertion hole 21, the inner edge of the handle hole 31, the inner edge of the holding hole, and the outer edge of the entire container hanger 80. The reinforcing part 81 is, for example, a reinforcing sheet adhered to the surface of each part by adhesion or welding, a sheet-like member cured after being coated on the surface of each part, or after being immersed (impregnated) in each part Cured reinforcement parts. The constituent material of the reinforcing part 81 may, for example, be a resin material, paper, cloth, or a mixture of at least two of them. The reinforcing portion 81 preferably has high strength and high water resistance (the strength does not decrease even when wet).

In addition, the reinforcing portion 81 need not be provided on the entire inner edge portion of the insertion hole 21, the inner edge portion of the handle hole 31, the inner edge portion of the holding hole, and the outer edge portion of the entire container hanger 80, for example, More than one of them can be set. In addition, the reinforcing portion 81 is preferably provided continuously at the inner edge portion or the outer edge portion over the entire circumference, but it may be provided locally. In addition, the reinforcing portion 81 may not be formed by providing other members on the sheet constituting the container hanger 80. For example, the reinforcing portion 81 may be formed by partially making the sheet constituting the container hanger 80 thicker. For example, in the case where the container hanger 80 is made of resin, the sheet can be easily formed partially thick by injection molding or the like.

In the container hanger 80 according to the fifth embodiment, the inner edge of the insertion hole 21, the inner edge of the handle hole 31, and the holding holes (the first holding hole 32, the second holding hole 33, the third holding hole 34, and the first 4) At least one of the inner edge portion of the inner edge portion of the holding hole 35 and the outer edge portion of the container hanger 80 as a whole is provided with a reinforcement portion 81 having a higher strength than the adjacent portion, so the container hanger 80 can be suppressed from being stressed or Damaged or deformed when wet.

In addition, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and various modifications can be made by those skilled in the art within the technical idea of the present invention. For example, there is one insertion hole 21 of the container hanger, but two or more may be provided. Thus, a plurality of containers 100 can be hung by one container hanger. In addition, the container hanger can also be waterproofed.

In addition, the shape of the second holding hole 33 is not limited to the above example. For example, although the slit 36 may not have a gap, as shown in the first modification shown in FIG. 8(A), there may be a gap W1 that is a minute width. In addition, a minute gap W2 larger than the gap W1 may be formed at a position where the plurality of slits 36 are assembled. The minute gaps W1 and W2 are smaller than the shape of the cross section orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the inserted accessory 101. The accessory 101 having a small cross-sectional shape orthogonal to the longitudinal direction is a stirring rod or spoon, etc. In particular, the cross-sectional shape of the handle portion of the stirring rod or spoon is small, and the handle portion is usually held in the second holding hole 33 . The thinner part of the cross-sectional shape of the handle portion of the stirring bar or spoon usually has a thickness exceeding 1.5 mm even if it is small. Therefore, the gaps W1 and W2 of the second holding hole 33 are not particularly limited, but are preferably 1.5 mm or less, more preferably 1.2 mm or less, further preferably 1.0 mm or less, and further preferably 0 mm. Thus, since the gaps W1 and W2 are smaller than the accessory 101, the second holding hole 33 must be deformed when the accessory 101 is inserted, when it is pulled out, and when the accessory 101 is held. Therefore, the first holding hole 32 can hold the elongated accessory 101 firmly without falling off. In addition, as in the second modification shown in FIG. 8(B), the width W1 of the slit 36 may be different depending on the location within the aforementioned preferred range. In the example of FIG. 8(B), the gap W1 decreases toward the center of the second holding hole 33, but may increase toward the center. In addition, in the example of FIG. 8(B), the gap W1 changes smoothly, but it may change in a stepped shape (stepped shape).

In addition, the slit 36 forming the second holding hole 33 is not limited to the form of a cross. For example, when a plurality of straight slits 36 extend radially from the approximate center of the second holding hole 33, the number of straight slits 36 extending radially is preferably three or more. Illustratively, in the third modification shown in FIG. 8(C), there are three slits 36, and in the fourth modification shown in FIG. 8(D), there are eight slits 36. The second engagement portion 38 is formed at a position sandwiched by the slit 36.

In addition, the position where the plurality of slits 36 gather is not limited to the approximate center of the second holding hole 33. The position where the plurality of slits 36 are assembled may be a position deviating from the center of the second holding hole 33 (position between the center and the outer edge), or may be located at the first position as shown in the fifth modification shown in FIG. 8(E). The outer edge of the second holding hole 33. In addition, there may be two or more positions where the plurality of slits 36 are assembled as in the sixth modification shown in FIG. 8(F). In addition, the plurality of slits 36 may not be completely collected at the same position. Illustratively, in the seventh modification shown in FIG. 8(G), the four linear slits 36 are gathered away from the approximate center of the second holding hole 33. In addition, in the eighth modification shown in FIG. 8(H), the four curved slits 36 are gathered away from the approximate center of the second holding hole 33.

In addition, the second holding hole 33 may be formed by a curved slit 36. Illustratively, in the ninth modification shown in FIG. 8(I), the slit 36 has a substantially S shape, and in the tenth modification shown in FIG. 8(J), the slit 36 has a substantially C shape. In this way, even when there is only one slit 36, by bending the slit 36, the second engagement portion 38 of the second holding hole 33 can be deformed in a bent manner. Therefore, by deforming the second engaging portion 38, the second holding hole 33 can insert and pull out the accessory 101, and can firmly hold the accessory 101 by the restoring force of the second engaging portion 38.

In addition, in the third to tenth modification examples described above, it is preferable to arrange a terminal for suppressing damage or deformation on the end side of each slit 36 (the end different from the side where the plurality of slits 36 are assembled) Section 37 (see FIG. 3). That is, the end portion 37 different from the slit 36 may be arranged on the end side of the slit 36. In addition, the terminal 37 may not be formed. The width of the terminal portion 37 may be larger than the widths W1 and W2 of the slit 36.

In addition, as in the eleventh modification shown in FIG. 9, the first suspension hole 32 and the second retention hole 33 may be provided in the two suspension portions 30 at the same distance L2 as the insertion hole 21. Furthermore, the first holding hole 32 formed in one hanging portion 30 and the second holding hole 33 formed in the other hanging portion 30 are arranged to face each other when the container hanger 70 is hung. Thereby, the accessory 101 can be held in the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 provided in the same hanging portion 30, and the accessory 101 can also be held in the different hanging portion 30 In the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33. The user can select the first holding hole 32 and the second holding hole 33 to be used according to the situation.

In addition, as in the twelfth modification shown in FIG. 10(A), the container hanger 110 may have a first hook 111 formed in one handle hole 31 and a second hook formed in the other handle hole 31部112. The first hook portion 111 and the second hook portion 112 are formed on the side of the handle hole 31 away from the insertion hole 21 and protrude toward the center of the handle hole 31. In addition, each hanging portion 30 includes a first bending portion 113 and a second bending portion 114. The first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 are arranged between the insertion hole 21 and the first hook portion 111 and between the insertion hole 21 and the second hook portion 112. The first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 are portions that have been subjected to indentation processing so that they can be easily bent. In addition, the processing for making bending easier is not limited to indentation processing. The first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 are formed in a straight line substantially perpendicular to the direction from the insertion hole 21 toward the handle hole 31. Each first bent portion 113 is formed at approximately the same distance from the insertion hole 21. Each second bent portion 114 is formed on the side farther than the first bent portion 113 at substantially the same distance from the insertion hole 21.

The container hanger 110 is used to insert the container into the insertion hole 21 and hold the two handle holes 31 for transportation as in the other embodiments described above. Furthermore, the container hanger 110 can be used to support and stabilize the container 100 on a table such as a workbench. Therefore, as shown by the dashed-dotted line shown in FIG. 10(B), after the container 100 is taken out from the insertion hole 21, one of the hanging portions 30 is bent in a curled manner to bring the handle hole 31 near the insertion hole 21 . Next, the first hook portion 111 of the handle hole 31 protrudes to the outside of the curled hanging portion 30 to be engaged with the edge of the insertion hole 21. The position where the first hook portion 111 is engaged is the position of the insertion hole 21 opposite to the hanging portion 30 where the first hook portion 111 is formed. The first hook 111 protrudes from the insertion hole 21 to the opposite surface side by being engaged with the edge of the insertion hole 21. Next, as shown by a dot-dash line in FIG. 10(C), the hanging portion 30 on the opposite side is bent so as to cover the curled hanging portion 30 so that the handle hole 31 is near the insertion hole 21 . Next, the second hook portion 112 of the handle hole 31 protrudes inward and engages with the edge of the insertion hole 21. The position where the second hook portion 112 is engaged is the position of the insertion hole 21 opposite to the hanging portion 30 where the second hook portion 112 is formed. The second hook portion 112 projects from the insertion hole 21 to the opposite surface side by being engaged with the edge of the insertion hole 21. Then, the first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 of each hanging portion 30 are bent. The first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 are bent so as to protrude toward the outside of the curled container hanger 110. Thus, as shown in FIG. 11, the portion of the container hanger 110 between the first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 becomes flat, and the flat portion can be stably installed on the lower side. On stage. The insertion hole 21 is located on the opposite side of the flat portion. Therefore, by inserting the container 100 into the insertion hole 21, the container 100 is stably held on the table by the container hanger 110. In addition, the step of bending the first bending portion 113 and the second bending portion 114 may be performed before the hanging portion 30 is curled. In addition, the shapes of the first hook portion 111 and the second hook portion 112 are not particularly limited as long as they can be engaged with the insertion hole 21. In addition, the number of bent portions provided in each hanging portion 30 is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more. For example, when the number of bent portions provided in each hanging portion 30 is three or more, the hanging portion 30 can be set to be gradually bent at each bent portion. In addition, the number of bent portions provided in the two hanging portions 30 may be different. In addition, the hanging portion 30 may not be provided with a bending portion for facilitating bending. When no bending portion is provided, the user can determine an arbitrary position of the hanging portion 30 and bend it at an arbitrary position. In addition, a display unit including a line or color that can be confirmed by visual inspection may be displayed at a position that is preferable for bending the hanging unit 30. Thus, the user can bend the preferred position of the hanging portion 30 while checking the display portion.

The above-mentioned embodiments are only illustrative of the principles and effects of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone who is familiar with this technology can modify and change the above embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the rights of the present invention should be as listed in the scope of the patent application of the present invention.

10, 50, 60, 70, 80, 110 ‧‧‧ container hanger 20‧‧‧Central 21‧‧‧Insert hole 30‧‧‧Hanging Department 31‧‧‧Handle hole 32‧‧‧First holding hole (holding hole) 33、71‧‧‧Second holding hole (holding hole) 34, 51, 61‧‧‧ Third holding hole (holding hole) 35, 52, 62‧‧‧ Fourth holding hole (holding hole) 36、53‧‧‧Gap 37, 55‧‧‧ Terminal 38‧‧‧Second engagement part (engagement part) 39, 58, 59, 63 ‧‧‧ third engagement part (engagement part) 40‧‧‧Tanibe 54‧‧‧Opening 56‧‧‧First edge 57‧‧‧Second edge 64‧‧‧Angle 81‧‧‧Strengthening Department 100‧‧‧Container 101, 102‧‧‧ accessories 103‧‧‧ Cover 111‧‧‧The first hook 112‧‧‧The second hook 113‧‧‧The first bending part 114‧‧‧Second bending part L1, L2‧‧‧Distance O1, O2‧‧‧ Center W1, W2‧‧‧Gap

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a container hanger according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a usage state of the container hanger.

3 is a plan view showing a part of the container hanger, (A) shows an example of a method of use, and (B) shows another example of a method of use.

4 is a plan view showing a container hanger according to a second embodiment, (A) is an overall view, and (B) is a partially enlarged view.

5 is a plan view showing a container hanger according to a third embodiment, (A) is an overall view, and (B) is a partially enlarged view.

6 is a plan view showing a container hanger according to a fourth embodiment.

7 is a plan view showing a container hanger according to a fifth embodiment.

8 is a plan view showing a modification, (A) shows a first modification, (B) shows a second modification, (C) shows a third modification, (D) shows a fourth modification, ( E) shows a fifth modification, (F) shows a sixth modification, (G) shows a seventh modification, (H) shows an eighth modification, (I) shows a ninth modification, ( J) shows a tenth modification.

9 is a plan view showing an eleventh modification of the container hanger.

10 is a diagram showing a twelfth modification of the container hanger, (A) is a plan view, (B) is a perspective view showing when one of the hanging parts is curled, (C) is showing when the other of the hanging parts is curled Perspective view.

11 is a plan view showing a state in which a container is arranged in a thirteenth modification of the container hanger.

10‧‧‧Container hanging piece

100‧‧‧Container

101, 102‧‧‧ accessories

20‧‧‧Central

21‧‧‧Insert hole

30‧‧‧Hanging Department

31‧‧‧Handle hole

32‧‧‧First holding hole (holding hole)

33‧‧‧Second holding hole (holding hole)

34‧‧‧ Third holding hole (holding hole)

36‧‧‧Gap

37‧‧‧Terminal Department

38‧‧‧Second engagement part (engagement part)

Claims (2)

A container hanging piece, which is formed of a soft piece of material, can hang a container and can hold a long accessory, and the container hanging piece is characterized in that it includes: A central portion formed with an insertion hole into which the container can be inserted; and Two hanging portions extending from the central portion in two opposite directions, respectively formed with a handle hole constituting a handle, at least one of the hanging portions is between the insertion hole and the handle hole At least one first holding hole penetrating in the thickness direction of the hanging portion and having a circular shape is formed, and at least one of the hanging portions is formed in the hanging portion between the insertion hole and the handle hole The at least one second holding hole penetrating in the thickness direction of the and formed by the slit can be inserted into the first holding hole and the second holding hole for holding, at least one of the first holding holes and the At least one of the second holding holes is located at a position away from the insertion hole by approximately the same distance from the insertion hole toward the handle hole. A container hanging piece, which is formed of a soft piece of material, can hang a container and can hold a long accessory, and the container hanging piece is characterized in that it includes: A central portion formed with an insertion hole into which the container can be inserted; and Two hanging portions extending from the central portion in two opposite directions, respectively formed with a handle hole constituting a handle, at least one of the hanging portions is between the insertion hole and the handle hole At least one first holding hole having a maximum diameter of 10 to 25 mm of a circle penetrating in the thickness direction of the hanging portion and inscribed is formed, and at least one of the hanging portions is formed in the insertion hole and the handle hole There is formed at least one second holding hole that penetrates in the thickness direction of the hanging portion and is formed by a gap with a gap of 1.5 mm or less, and the accessory can be inserted into the first holding hole and the second holding hole In order to hold, at least one of the first holding hole and at least one of the second holding hole are located away from the insertion hole at approximately the same distance from the insertion hole toward the handle hole.

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