TWM570832U - Adjustable container carrying structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to an adjustable container carrying structure, which comprises a long strip and a container through sleeve assembly. The elongated strap includes opposing first and second ends, and a strap between the first end and the second end. The container sheathing assembly comprises two sets of ropes and adjusting members, wherein each of the sets of ropes comprises an opposite first rope end and a second rope end, and a rope body between the first rope end and the second rope end, each set of rope The first rope end is connected to the first end of the long strap, the second rope end of each rope is connected to the second end of the long strap, and the adjusting component is set on the second rope of the two sets of rope In a body, the first end of the adjusting member, the second rope body and the long strip is wrapped around the container to form a sleeve. The adjusting member is relatively slidable along the two rope bodies to adjust the size of the container through the mouth.

Description

Adjustable container carrying structure

This creation relates to a strap structure, and in particular to an adjustable container strap structure.

In daily life, people often use containers to hold items. For example, when consumers go to the store to buy take-away food, the store often uses disposable containers for decoration. For example, when purchasing pasta, the store will use plastic bowls or paper bowls. Or when buying a hand-cranked drink, the store will use a paper cup to hold it.

However, these containers are very inconvenient to carry. For example, the consumer needs to grasp the circumference of the container or grasp the container cover by hand, but these methods are easy to cause the container or the cover to fall off during the carrying process, and Consumers are also unable to grasp by hand when the container is bulky or the container contains high temperature contents. Therefore, most of the stores will provide shopping bags such as plastic bags or paper bags for consumers to use, but the large use of shopping bags not only wastes resources but also causes environmental pollution.

In view of this, in an embodiment, an adjustable container strap structure is provided, including a long strap and a container sleeve assembly. The elongated strap includes opposing first and second ends, and a strap between the first end and the second end. The container sheathing assembly comprises two sets of ropes and adjusting members, wherein each of the sets of ropes comprises an opposite first rope end and a second rope end, and a rope body between the first rope end and the second rope end, each set of rope The first rope end is connected to the first end of the long strap, the second rope end of each rope is connected to the second end of the long strap, and the adjusting component is set on the second rope of the two sets of rope In a body, the first end of the adjusting member, the second rope body and the long strip is wrapped around the container to form a sleeve. The adjusting member is selectively slidable along the two rope bodies to adjust the size of the container through the mouth.

In summary, the adjustable container carrying structure according to the embodiment can be relatively slipped along the two ropes through the adjusting member, so that the container can be sleeved for different sizes of containers and tightly bundled with the two ropes. In order to reduce the use of shopping bags, the utility model has the advantages of being more environmentally friendly and saving resources by holding the belt carrying container. In addition, the two loops are connected between the ends of the long straps to form a loop, so that the adjustable container strap structure can maintain the container upright during the holding regardless of the size of the container used. Without tilting, it is effective to avoid dumping or running out of items contained inside the container.

1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of an adjustable container carrying structure of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, in the present embodiment, the adjustable container carrying structure 1 comprises an elongated strip 10 and a container sleeve assembly 20, wherein the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is permeable to the container through sleeve assembly 20 The body of the various containers (such as a bottle, a beverage cup, a food container, a packaging container, or other utensils that can accommodate articles) can be carried by the elongated strap 10.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the present embodiment, the elongated strap 10 is a strip-shaped strap having a predetermined width and length, and includes first and second end portions 11 and 12, and the first The strap 13 is held between the end 11 and the second end 12. For example, the length of the strip 10 can be 1 cm, 2 cm, 3 cm or 5 cm, etc., and the length of the strip 10 can be 20 cm, 30 cm or 40 cm, etc., however In fact, the length and width of each of the strips 10 can be adjusted according to actual needs, and the above is only an example, not a limitation. In some embodiments, the elongated strap 10 is a flexible strap. For example, the elongated strap 10 can be a woven strap, a belt, a ribbon or a plastic strap, and the like. Alternatively, in addition to the flat strip 10, the strip 10 can also be a flexible cord such as a cotton cord, a plastic cord, a twine, a nylon cord or an industrial Use rope and so on.

As shown in Figure 1, the container sleeve assembly 20 includes two sets of strings 21 and adjustment members 25, wherein each of the sets of ropes 21 includes opposing first and second ends 22 and 23, and at the first end 22 A cord body 24 between the second cord ends 23. In some embodiments, each of the sets of strings 21 can be a nylon rope, a twine, a cotton rope, a plastic rope, or an industrial rope or the like.

As shown in FIG. 1, the first rope end 22 of each rope 21 is connected to the first end portion 11 of the elongated belt 10, and the second rope end 23 of each rope 21 is connected to the elongated belt 10 The second end portion 12, that is, the two sets of the tethers 21 are connected between the two ends of the long strips 10, so that the two sets of the strings 21 and the long strips 10 form a closed loop. And the two sets of ropes 21 can be extended or abutted relative to each other.

In some embodiments, each tether 21 can be coupled between the ends of the elongate strap 10 in a variety of ways. For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the second cord end 23 of each tether 21 is fixed (eg, by means of cementing, knotting, stitching, bundling, heat fusing, or using fasteners). The second end 12 of the belt 10. The first end portion 11 of the long strip 10 is provided with two through holes 112 (the two through holes 112 are provided on the belt extending from the first end portion 11, but may be directly disposed at the first end portion 11) The first rope ends 22 of the two sets of ropes 21 are respectively disposed through the two through holes 112. The first rope end 22 of each of the sets of ropes 21 has a stop member 221, and the size of the stop member 221 is larger than the size of each of the through holes 112, whereby the first rope end 22 of each set of ropes 21 is movable relative to the through hole 112. It is convenient to retract and prevent the first rope end 22 of each rope 21 from coming out through the stopper 221 to reach the limit position.

However, the above embodiments are merely examples. In fact, the first rope ends 22 of the sets of ropes 21 can also be fixed (for example, by sticking, knotting, stitching, binding, heat-melting or using fasteners). The first end portion 11 of the elongated strip 10 is provided. Alternatively, in another embodiment, the first cord end 22 and the second cord end 23 of each tether 21 are detachably coupled (eg, by locking or snapping) to the strip of the elongate strap 10, respectively. The one end portion 11 and the second end portion 12, whereby the user can change the strips 10 or the tethers 21 of different (for example, different shapes or colors) to be changed into different shapes. In addition, when the long strip 10 or the lanyard 21 is damaged, the user can also partially replace the long strip 10 or the lanyard 21 without separately purchasing a new adjustable container slinging structure 1 to save The role of cost. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 4, the first rope ends 22 of the two sets of ropes 21 may also be integrally coupled. In other words, the two sets of ropes 21 may be respectively inserted into the first end portion 11 by two ends of a rope body. The perforations 112 are then joined to the second end 12 of the elongated strip 10 to be formed.

As shown in FIG. 1 , in the embodiment, the stoppers 221 of the first rope ends 22 of the sets of ropes 21 are a rope knot, that is, the stoppers 221 are the first of the sets of ropes 21 . The rope end 22 is integrally formed by knotting, so that no additional members for the stop need to be provided, thereby achieving the advantages of cost reduction and process simplification. However, the embodiment is not limited. In other embodiments, the stopper 221 may also be an additional component. For example, in the embodiment of FIG. 6, each of the stoppers 221' is a stopper and is fixed to each. Each of the first cord ends 22 of the tethers 21.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the adjusting member 25 of the container sleeve assembly 20 is assembled on the two rope bodies 24 of the two sets of ropes 21, so that the adjusting member 25, the two rope body 24 and the long strip 10 are first. A container wrapper W is formed between the ends 11, wherein the adjusting member 25 is selectively slidably moved along the second rope body 24 to adjust the size of the container wrapper W. In this embodiment, the adjusting member 25 is a double-hole type buckle, but the limitation is not limited. The adjusting member 25 can also be a single-hole type rope buckle or other movable fasteners and the like.

The adjustable container carrying structure 1 of the present embodiment can be used as shown in FIG. 2, and the user can first manipulate the adjusting member 25 to slide relative to each other along the second rope body 24 to adjust the size of the container wearing sleeve W to be larger than the container. 2 (here, the cup body), then, the container 2 can be inserted into the container through-hole W, so that the two ropes 24 of the two sets of ropes 21 can be placed outside the body of the container 2. Finally, the adjusting member 25 is relatively slid along the two ropes 24 toward the container 2 (as indicated by an arrow L1) to gradually reduce the size of the container through-hole W until the adjusting member 25 abuts against the body of the container 2. The two rope bodies 24 can be tightly bundled around the container 2. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, the user can carry the container 2 through the holding belt 13 of the long strip 10, thereby reducing the use of the shopping bag, thereby being more environmentally friendly and resource-saving, and the present embodiment. The adjustable container carrying structure 1 has a small volume and is easy to be folded, thereby facilitating portability and improving the use rate and convenience.

In addition to the above advantages, since the present embodiment is formed by connecting two sets of strings 21 between the ends of the elongated strips 10 to form a closed loop, the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is used regardless of the use. The container 2 of the size can maintain the container 2 upright and not tilted during the lifting, and effectively prevent the articles contained in the container 2 from falling or running out. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, when the container 2 to which the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is applied is small, the remaining portion of the second rope body 24 that is not sleeved on the container 2 is long, and the user can hold the hand. Holding the belt body 13 close to a partial area of the second end portion 12, the length of both sides of the grip portion is averaged to avoid skewing of the container 2; when the container 2 to which the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is applied is larger, the two-rope body The remaining portion of the container 2 that is not sleeved on the container 2 is shorter, and the user can hold the middle portion of the holding belt body 13 or a partial area near the first end portion 11 to average the lengths on both sides of the grip portion. The container 2 is prevented from being skewed, and the drawing of this embodiment is omitted. In summary, when the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is used for the containers 2 of different sizes, the user can balance the different parts of the belt 13 by hand to balance the container 2 to keep the container 2 upright and not inclined.

As shown in FIG. 3, in an embodiment, the length of the elongated strap 10 is greater than the length of each of the sets of straps 21, so that the adjustable container strap structure 1 is of any size 2, The user can carry out the lifting through the long strip 10, but this is not limited.

As shown in FIG. 3, in an embodiment, the width of the elongated strap 10 is greater than the width of each of the sets of straps 21, so as to increase the contact area when the elongated strap 10 is held, thereby improving comfort. But this is not limited.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, in an embodiment, the first end portion 11 of the elongated strap 10 can laterally extend out of a reinforcing member 14. Here, the reinforcing member 14 includes two strips 142. The strip 142 may be a flexible strip such as a braid, a belt, a ribbon or a plastic strip. In other embodiments, the reinforcing member 14 may also be a rigid sheet. The embodiment is not limited in this embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, the two strips 142 extend from opposite sides of the first end portion 11 of the elongated strip 10, and the two first rope ends 22 of the two sets of ropes 21 can be respectively connected to two. Band 142. For example, in the present embodiment, the two through holes 112 of the first end portion 11 of the long strip 10 are opened on the two strips 142, and the two first ends 22 of the two sets of the strings 21 are respectively disposed on the second strip end 22 Perforation 112. Thereby, when the two-rope body 24 is tightly bundled on the body of the container 2, the two strip-shaped body 142 is tightly pulled by the two-rope body 24 to abut against the surface of the container 2, thereby obtaining a better supporting effect to prevent The tunable container strap structure 1 is easily moved or pulled up.

In an embodiment, the inner side of the reinforcing member 14 can be further provided with a sliding structure 141. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the anti-slip structure 141 is disposed inside the two strips 142, wherein the anti-slip structure 141 can be slippery or non-slip. Glue or the like to strengthen the adhesion of the reinforcing member 14 against the surface of the container 2, further preventing the adjustable container carrying structure 1 from moving easily or upwardly.

As shown in FIG. 5, in an embodiment, the first end portion 11 of the elongated strap 10 can be further provided with a hanging member 111 (such as a hook or a lifting ring), so that the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is usually carried. At the time, the hanging member 111 can be hung on the carry-on items (such as a backpack) or the user's clothes to improve the convenience of carrying.

As shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, in one embodiment, one side of the strap body 13 of the elongated strap 10 can be provided with a first assembly member 15 and a first end portion of the elongated strap 10 11 is provided with a second assembly 16 corresponding to the first assembly 15. Thereby, after the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is folded or retracted, the first assembly 15 can be moved closer to and assembled to the second assembly 16 to fix the folded or retracted state, thereby reducing the adjustable container carrying strap. Structure 1 is more portable and more portable.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 6, in the embodiment, the first assembly member 15 and the second assembly member 16 are male and female buckles corresponding to each other, and the adjustable container carrying structure 1 can be oriented in a folding direction (see FIG. 6). The winding is carried out by the arrow L2, and the first assembly 15 is adjacent to the first end portion 11 of the elongated strip 10, whereby, as shown in Fig. 7, when the adjustable container carrying structure 1 is wound up In the case of a cylindrical shape, the first assembly member 15 and the second assembly member 16 can be fastened to each other to achieve a fixing effect, so that the adjustable container carrying structure 1 can be greatly reduced in size and is easy to carry.

As shown in Fig. 8, a perspective view of still another embodiment of the adjustable container carrying structure. In the present embodiment, the long strip 10' of the adjustable container carrying structure 1' is a rope body. For example, the long strips 10' and the two sets of ropes 21 can be worn through a string body. The adjusting member 25 (here, the rope buckle) is integrally formed, but this is not limited thereto, and the long strap 10' and the two straps 21 may be separately and independently provided. The first rope end 22 and the second rope end 23 of each of the sets of ropes 21 can be respectively connected to the long strips 10' by means of adhesion, knotting, stitching, bundling, heat fusion or using fasteners. The first end portion 11 and the second end portion 12. For example, in the present embodiment, the first rope end 22 of each of the sets of ropes 21 is fixed to the first end portion 11 of the elongated strip 10' by means of a fastener, and the second end of each of the sets of ropes 21 23 is also secured to the second end portion 12 of the elongated strap 10' by fasteners. The adjusting member 25 is also disposed on the two ropes 24 of the two sets of ropes 21, and can be relatively slid along the second rope body 24 to adjust the size of the container through-hole W to be applicable to the containers 2 of various sizes. Further, one end of the elongated strap 10' (here, the first end portion 11, but not limited thereto) may be provided with a hanging member 111 to improve the convenience of carrying.

In summary, the adjustable container carrying structure according to the embodiment can be relatively slipped along the two ropes through the adjusting member, so that the container can be sleeved for different sizes of containers and tightly bundled with the two ropes. In order to reduce the use of shopping bags, the utility model has the advantages of being more environmentally friendly and saving resources by holding the belt carrying container. In addition, the two loops are connected between the ends of the long straps to form a loop, so that the adjustable container strap structure can maintain the container upright during the holding regardless of the size of the container used. Without tilting, it is effective to avoid dumping or running out of items contained inside the container.

Although the technical content of the present invention has been disclosed in the above preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone who is familiar with the art, and some modifications and refinements that do not depart from the spirit of the present invention should be included in the creation. Therefore, the scope of protection of this creation is subject to the definition of the scope of the patent application.

1, 1'‧‧‧Adjustable container strap structure

2‧‧‧ Container

10, 10’‧‧‧ long strips

11‧‧‧ First end

111‧‧‧ hanging pieces

112‧‧‧Perforation

12‧‧‧ second end

13‧‧‧Retention belt

14‧‧‧Reinforcement

141‧‧‧Slip-stop structure

142‧‧‧Strip

15‧‧‧First assembly

16‧‧‧Second assembly

20‧‧‧Container sleeve assembly

21‧‧‧ sets of rope

22‧‧‧First rope end

221, 221’‧‧‧stops

23‧‧‧second rope end

24‧‧‧rope

25‧‧‧Adjustment

W‧‧‧ container piercing

L1, L2‧‧‧ arrows

[Fig. 1] A perspective view of an embodiment of an adjustable container carrying structure of the present invention. [Fig. 2] A schematic view showing the use of an embodiment of the adjustable container carrying structure of the present invention. [Fig. 3] A schematic diagram of the holding of an embodiment of the adjustable container carrying structure of the present invention. [Fig. 4] A perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention. [Fig. 5] A hanging diagram of an embodiment of the adjustable container carrying structure of the present invention. [Fig. 6] A winding diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. [Fig. 7] A schematic view of the folding of an embodiment of the present invention. [Fig. 8] A perspective view of still another embodiment of the present invention.

Claims (14)

An adjustable container carrying structure comprising: an elongated strip comprising an opposite first end and a second end, and a first and second ends a support body; and a container sleeve assembly comprising two sets of ropes and an adjustment member, wherein each of the sets of ropes includes an opposite first rope end and a second rope end, and the first rope end and the a rope body between the second rope ends, the first rope end of each of the ropes is connected to the first end of the long strip, and the second rope end of each rope is connected to the length The second end portion of the strip-like strap is disposed on the two-rope body to form a joint between the adjusting member, the two-rope body and the first end portion of the strip-shaped strap The container is worn by the sleeve; wherein the adjusting member is selectively slidable along the two rope bodies to adjust the size of the container opening. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the first end of the long strip is further provided with two perforations, and the two first end ends of the two sets of ropes are respectively disposed on the Two perforations, and each of the first rope ends of each of the sets of ropes has a stop member, the stop member being larger than each of the perforations. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 2, wherein the stop is a knot. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the first end of the long strip is further provided with two perforations, and the two first end ends of the two sets of ropes are respectively disposed on the Two perforations, and the two first cord ends are integrally joined. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the first end of the elongated strip extends laterally to a reinforcing member. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 5, wherein the reinforcing member is further provided with a slip-stop structure. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 5, wherein the reinforcing member comprises two strips extending from opposite sides of the first end of the strip. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 7, wherein the two first rope ends of the two sets of ropes are respectively connected to the two strips. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the first rope end and the second rope end of each of the sets of ropes are detachably coupled to the first end of the elongated strip, respectively And the second end. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein one side of the holding strip of the long strip is provided with a first assembly, and the first end of the strip is provided. There is a second assembly that is selectively movable adjacent to and assembled to the second assembly. The adjustable container strap structure of claim 10, wherein the first assembly is adjacent to the first end. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the first end portion or the second end portion of the elongated strip is further provided with a hanging member. The adjustable container carrying structure according to claim 1, wherein the adjusting member is a rope buckle or a movable fastener. The adjustable container carrying structure of claim 1, wherein the length of each of the sets of ropes is less than the length of the elongated strip.