WO1996011145A1 - Recipient en accordeon - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a flexible bellows-like container made of plastic which can be freely retracted and deformed in response to a decrease in contents, and in particular, has fluidity and viscosity. In addition to being able to easily fill the stored contents, it is possible to maintain the stored items in a sanitary condition with almost no exposure to air. By directly attaching the discharge pump and the discharge mechanism, or by mounting it on a device, tool, or discharge device equipped with them, the contained contents can be easily handled in a manner suitable for the purpose.
- the present invention relates to a bellows-like container which can be taken out and can be used without waste until the end. Background art
- Containers made of plastic material by blow molding can be manufactured in a variety of shapes at low cost, so they are widely used as disposable containers. It is widely used.
- the peripheral wall When the peripheral wall is molded into a bellows-like container by blow molding, the plastic material cannot be molded to an even thickness, so the formed container is not formed.
- the thickness of the peripheral wall of the container becomes thinner as the distance from the axis increases, and the thickness of the side valley, which is the side wall, becomes a bulge thicker than the peak of the bellows. ing.
- the bellows-shaped storage container when the bellows-shaped storage container is maximally retracted, the bulging portions of the side walls are stacked, and a hollow space is generated inside the storage container. Therefore, if such a pan-shaped container is filled with a flag, for example, a concentric circle of the bellows-shaped container is filled with a grease / printing ink.
- the bottom In the case of products that have been commercialized, the bottom cannot be retracted to the position of the opening. They were always thrown away and were uneconomical.
- the bellows-shaped container is configured as the belly-shaped container body with the bottom pressing plate fixed to the body, like the bellows-shaped container.
- the bottom is formed as a convex protrusion with the upper part facing upward, and it is made to enter the inside of the squeeze outlet.
- the bottom surface is recessed like a belly-shaped container described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. ⁇
- the bellows-shaped container described in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open Publication No. Depression has a central portion formed with a protruding portion which extends inward to the inside of the discharge port.
- the shape of the container is a tapered shape in which the displaced end side has a suspicious small shape, such as a shape-like container.
- the body and the bottom pressing plate are blow-molded integrally as the container. Since it does not have to be manufactured, it takes much time and effort to manufacture, and the cost is extremely high.In addition, the bottom press plate is disposable, which is uneconomical and increases the amount of waste. .
- Each of the bellows-like containers (1) to (4) is formed integrally by blow molding, but since it is a telescopic container, the thickness of the bellows bulging portion becomes very small. When the bottom is formed too thinly, the thickness of the bottom becomes moderately thick. Occurs.
- the bottom portion has a size in which the bellows-shaped bulging portion is most shrunk. The bottom is raised to the bottom by denting it in the inside direction. For this reason, the thicker the bellows-shaped container becomes thicker, and the more the number of bulging parts, the more the raised bottom condition becomes, and the content of the container becomes ferrous. It becomes smaller. This is unnatural from the concept of a container, and it must be said that it is inconvenient.
- the bellows-shaped container described in (1) above has a bellows bulge formed in an inverted frustoconical tapered shape with a displaced end side so that the bulge does not overlap at the valley.
- the dead space can be narrowed, but the dead space cannot be eliminated and the dead space cannot be eliminated. There was a problem.
- Each of the bellows-shaped containers described in (1) to (4) above is an embodiment of a bellows-shaped container having a side wall composed of a plurality of bulging portions. No systematic study of closed storage containers has been found.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and the problem to be solved is that the blow molding of the bellows-like container is easy, the molding cost is low, and the housing cost is low.
- the storage container according to the present invention is a deep container for filling and storing a fluid or viscous container, as described above, a force formed of a flexible synthetic resin material. Therefore, a heat-flexible plastic material that has been heated and degraded in advance is sandwiched between molds formed in a predetermined shape, and compressed air is blown into the molds to expand them. Manufacture by direct-blow molding, extrusion blow molding, cold-injection and parison method, and injection blow molding. You can also do it. Therefore, this container can be manufactured very easily and inexpensively.
- the present invention relates to a bellows-like container having a variability required as appropriate in terms of the properties of a container integrally formed by so-called blow molding.
- the container is composed of an upper side wall ⁇ and a lower side wall ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ between the upper shoulder and the lower bottom adjacent to the opening, so that the container can be freely expanded and contracted according to the increase and decrease of the contents.
- a side wall having at least one bulging portion is provided, and further includes a protruding portion projecting outward or inward of the lower bottom portion. There is a case where the protrusion is formed, and a case where the protrusion is not formed.
- the upper shoulder and the lower bottom, as well as the upper and lower sidewalls or one or both of them were arbitrarily mixed and turned upside down to the maximum degree of shrinkage. It is molded into almost the same shape as the dead space formed inside the bellows-shaped container.
- the inner wall surfaces of the upper side wall A and the lower side wall B of the bulging portion can be brought into close contact with each other, and at the same time, the lower bottom portion can be formed.
- Both the protruding portion projecting outward and the bottom of the lower layer are inserted and inserted, or the protruding portion protruding inward of the lower layer and the lower portion of the lower layer are loosely inserted.
- one or both of the upper and lower shoulders and the bottom of the lower layer are mixed and then loosely inserted.In each case, the dead space is almost completely reduced. So that you can It is.
- the bellows-shaped container of the present invention can have various shapes of external designs, and among them, a typical external shape is used to show the basic structure.
- the shape of the tapered or trapezoidal shape or the inverted shape of the tapered or small tapered shape decreases to the bottom.
- the main object is a trapezoidal shape, and when the bulge is maximally retracted, the upper wall A and the lower wall B of each bulge are in close contact with each other.
- both the protrusion protruding outward from the bottom of the lower layer and the bottom of the lower layer are It turns back and is loosely inserted into the dead space of the container, and is closely attached, so that the dead space almost disappears.
- the one in which the bulging portion is formed into one abacus ball shape has the simplest configuration, and the filling of the contents is also simple. Easy. Also, if this structure is applied, bellows-like containers with various external designs can be formed.
- a substantially cylindrical shape is used among the bellows-like containers of the present invention. The most commonly used popular shape is one that is easily molded into other instruments, tools, equipment and devices, etc. It requires a relatively compact space to perform.
- the frusto-conical or inverted frusto-conical shape is easier to stabilize the center of gravity than those of other shapes, and if a lead-out mechanism is installed in the opening, the bellows-like container can be used as an instrument or tool. It can be used as an exterior.
- the inner wall of the bulging part is in close contact with the bulge when it is fully retracted compared to the substantially cylindrical pi-shaped container, the thickness of the laminated bulging part is small because it does not overlap at the valley. And the dead space can be made relatively small.
- another bellows-like storage container of the present invention has a shape in which at least two or more of the bellows-like storage containers are connected in the axial direction as a unit.
- another bellows-like container according to the present invention is a bellows-like container in which the opening of the bellows-like container described in each of the above-described embodiments includes a check valve.
- the container which prevents the contents from flowing back.
- a group including a discharge nozzle, a discharge gun, a discharge pump, and a fixed-rate discharge device at an interface of the base container in each of the above embodiments.
- a bellows-shaped container having a lead-out mechanism selected from the above is disclosed.
- the bellows-like container having the discharge nozzle attached to the opening in addition to the various excellent effects described above, it is possible to impart a design pattern to the container of the squeezed food or the like. And can be done. In other words, it can be squeezed out in a shape or manner suitable for its use.
- the container contains, for example, cosmetics such as lotion, emulsion, cream, etc., liquid drugs such as insecticides, etc.
- cosmetics such as lotion, emulsion, cream, etc.
- liquid drugs such as insecticides, etc.
- the stored container in the closed position can be freely contracted and deformed in an airtight prone state in response to the decrease in the content.
- There are no troubles such as poor extraction or discoloration or alteration of the contents, and almost all of them can be made into a sui-like or drop-like shape, and can be quantitatively or arbitrarily derived easily and reliably.
- another embodiment of the present invention discloses a bellows-like container having a mechanism capable of air-tightly mounting a lead-out pump.
- the lower bottom of the storage container is gradually contracted and deformed in the axial direction to the position of the opening corresponding to the amount of the stored material, thereby facilitating discharge of the stored material.
- the outlet pump may be an air-less type, it is airtight and free of outside air. It has the excellent effect that it can be used up to the end without any troubles such as discoloration and alteration of the object.
- the bellows-like container of the present invention processed as a molded product having a barrier property necessary for the properties of the container is liquid, paste-like, and so on. Even if it is a highly viscous material in the form of gel or gel, it can be easily filled to contain it, and at the same time, it will not allow intrusion of outside air from opening to use. It is possible to maintain the quality without causing discoloration or deterioration trouble due to decay or oxidation, and furthermore, the dead space formed when these are degenerated Since it is possible to make the distance almost zero, almost all of them can be easily and reliably squeezed out, and these can be used up without waste.
- the discharge nozzle, discharge gun, outlet pump, and discharge mechanism can be directly mounted, or attached to a tool, tool, or discharge device equipped with them, to store the contents.
- the used bellows-like container can be easily and reliably removed in a manner suitable for the purpose, and can be used without waste. Since only containers can be replaced, high-cost exterior / container containers and dispensing mechanisms that have been conventionally disposable can be replaced with tools and tools without being scrapped. It can be reused repeatedly.
- the bellows-like container is filled with the contents by removing the air in the container by a filling machine designed for filling the bellows-like container. Since deaeration filling can be performed, if the opening is covered with a cover seal immediately after filling is completed, these can be easily made into a sealed container. It can be easily sterilized.
- the bellows-like container is blow-molded by a machine having both functions of blow molding and filling of the contents, the contents can be aseptically enriched at the same time.
- the lid seal can be molded integrally.
- FIG. 1 to 8 show an embodiment of the bellows-like container of the present invention.
- Each of these embodiments is axially extendable and retractable, and includes an upper shoulder adjacent to the opening, a lower bottom, and a protrusion projecting outward or inward of the lower employee bottom.
- a bellows-like container in which an opening is formed at the upper end of a peripheral wall formed integrally with at least one side wall composed of at least one concentric bulging part that can expand and contract.
- a ' show side views, and show the cross section of the right half of the center.
- (B) and (b ') show side views when (a) and (a') are fully degenerated, respectively, and show a cross section in which the right half from the center is cut off.
- the bellows-shaped container of the present invention fills a container having a viscous or fluid property such as a liquid, a gel, or a base.
- a container having a viscous or fluid property such as a liquid, a gel, or a base.
- This is a very flexible deep object container, which can be formed as a single unit from so-called palison made of base resin by direct pipe ⁇ -molding, making it extremely simple and convenient. It can be manufactured at low cost.
- the bellows-like container 10 of Example 1 has an upper shoulder portion 12 adjacent to the opening 11, a lower bottom portion 13, and the lower One consisting of an upper side wall A and a lower side wall B formed to protrude outward from the bottom part 13 and extend and contract freely according to the increase or decrease of the load.
- a peripheral wall including a side wall composed of a bulging portion 15 is integrally molded with an opening 11 located above, and the projecting portion 14 and a lower bottom portion are formed integrally.
- Both of 13 and 13 are molded so that the inverted shape of the bellows-shaped storage container, which has been maximally contracted, is substantially the same as the inner wall surfaces of the opening 11 and the upper shoulder 12.
- the bellows-like container 20 of Example 2 has an upper employment shoulder 22 adjacent to the opening 21, a lower bottom 23, and
- the lower part of the lower part 23 has a protruding part 24 that protrudes outward, and the lower part of the lower part is formed into three abacus balls of suspicious small size so that it can expand and contract freely according to the increase or decrease of the contents
- the side wall composed of the bulging portion 25, the lower layer has two communication ports 26, 26 'of a mysterious size, the peripheral wall including the opening, and the opening 21 are formed into a body.
- the inverted shape of both the protruding portion 24 and the lower layer bottom portion 23 forms the opening 21 and the upper shoulder 2 of the bellows-like container 20 that has been maximally contracted. It is molded to have almost the same shape as the inner wall of No. 2.
- the bellows-shaped container 30 of the work 13 has an upper shoulder 32 adjacent to the opening 31, a lower bottom 33, and a lower layer 33, as shown in Fig. 3 (a).
- An opening 31 is integrally formed with a peripheral wall including and including a side wall made of the resin, and the projection 31 is formed integrally with the lower layer bottom 33 to return to a protrusion 34 protruding inward.
- the shape of the lower bottom portion 33 is formed so as to be substantially the same as the shape of the dead space of the bellows-like container 30 that has been maximally contracted.
- the bellows-like container 40 of Example 4 has three bulging portions whose side walls can be freely expanded and contracted in response to the increase or decrease of the load. In addition to having the bottom 45, the lower bottom 43 and the protruding portion 4 protruding outward thereof are both turned upside down, and the deck of the bellows-like container 40 that has been maximally contracted.
- the shape of the space is almost the same as the shape of the space, and the side wall is formed as a tiny tapered surface as it reaches the bottom, so this is reduced to the maximum.
- the protrusions 4 4 are turned over and completely retracted to the position of the openings 4 1.
- the lower bottom 43 and the lower side wall B of each bulge 45 are turned upside down and folded in a tightly folded state.
- Can Ru That is, both the protruding portion 44 and the lower bottom portion 43 are bent back and loosely inserted into the dead space so that the dead space is almost eliminated. As a result, it is possible to easily and surely squeeze out the contents filled in the storage container 40 and use it up without waste.
- the bellows-like container 50 of the fifth embodiment is the same as the bellows-like container 40 of the fourth embodiment.
- the bellows-like container 50 is integrally molded into a shape in which three are assembled and communicated in the axial direction, and even if this is reduced to the maximum extent, the second embodiment and the third embodiment can be used. Has the same effect as 4.
- the container to be communicated may be a unit having a tapered container whose diameter is increased or decreased as the side wall reaches the bottom.
- a bellows-shaped container can be integrally molded by arbitrarily combining the number in the axial direction.
- the bellows-like storage containers 60, 60 ′ of the embodiment 6 have an upper shoulder portion 62 adjacent to the opening 61, and A plurality of protruding portions 65 formed of concentric concentric circles that extend and contract in the axial direction, and a plurality of protruding portions formed of concentric circles having a smaller diameter as they reach the bottom.
- the bellows-like containers 60 and 60 ′ in which a peripheral wall including and including a side wall having an opening and an opening 61 located at an upper end are integrally formed.
- the inverted shape of the hiring shoulder 6 2 is the lower hiring bottom 6 3 of the bellows-like container 60 that has been fully retracted except for the space into which the outgoing lemon is inserted inside the opening 6 1.
- a cylindrical or frusto-conical shape formed inside the bulging part It is molded in almost the same shape as the stainless steel.
- the bellows-like containers 70 and 70 'of Example 7 are (a) and (b) in the same concentric circle, and (a') and (b ') are the bottom.
- the inner wall surfaces of the bulging portions 75 are brought into close contact with each other, and the lower bottom portion 73 is turned back, and the dead portions of the storage containers 70, 70 'are returned. Since the dead space force can be substantially eliminated by being loosely inserted into the space, the same effect as in the sixth embodiment can be obtained.
- the bellows-like container 80, 80, of Example 8 had an opening 81 located above and an adjacent opening 81.
- a drum-like shape comprising a constricted side wall having an upper shoulder 82 and a plurality of concentric bulges 85, and a lower bottom 83.
- the bellows-shaped container 80 molded integrally with the upper part, and as shown in Fig. 8 (a ';), the upper shoulder part 82 adjacent to the opening 81 and a concentric circle.
- a plurality of bulges 85, a peripheral wall having a configuration including a large-sized and small-sized side wall and a recruitment bottom part 83, and an opening located above 8 and 1 are bellows-shaped storage containers 80 'which are integrally molded in a shape like a gourd, wherein the upper shoulder that has turned back and the lower bottom 83 that has turned back have been formed. Close contact form
- the shape of the space formed inside the bellows-shaped container 80, 80 ′ is the most depressed except for the space where the outlet mechanism inside the opening 8 1 is inserted. It is molded to have almost the same shape as the shape.
- the bellows-like container of each of the above-described embodiments has been described as an example in which these have a columnar shape, a truncated cone shape, and an inverted truncated cone shape.
- a bellows container with a hollow polyhedron based on a polygonal shape such as a triangle, a rectangle, a pentagon, a hexagon, an octagon, a dodecagon, etc. It does not imply any particular restrictions on the external shape.
- the shape of the upper side wall A and the lower side wall B of the bulging portion is such that when the bellows-like container is maximally retracted, the upper side wall A and the lower side wall B have a paired relationship with each other and constitute the bulging portion. If it is formed in such a shape that the inside with the lower side wall is in close contact or close contact, the shape may be linear, arc-shaped, or a combination thereof. Well, it doesn't specifically limit these things.
- the case in which the lower side wall B of each bulging portion is bent and the inner wall surface is in close contact has been described, but the bellows-shaped container is pressed.
- the upper side wall A may be bent back and the inner wall of the bulging portion may be in close contact, or the lower side wall B and the upper side wall A may be non-uniform at each bulging portion.
- the inner wall surface of the bulging portion may be closely (in a mixed state) turned upside down.
- the opening is sealed with IS, for example, metal, paper, or aluminum. It can be provided with a cover made of top foil made of foil or resin, or a cap that also serves as a cap.
- the bellows-shaped storage container of Example 9 was provided with a check valve at the opening formed in the upper shoulder portion.
- the bellows-like container described in 8 above since the contents are fluid or viscous, so that the inflow of air due to these backflows can be reliably prevented. That's right.
- the bellows-shaped container of Example 10 was cut into the opening of the bellows-shaped container of Examples 1 to 9, for example, a star-shaped notch at the center of the upper surface.
- darts, mayonnaise, ketchup, and various kinds of cups are provided.
- the shape of the notch formed at the tip of the discharge nozzle can be appropriately selected and determined based on the design shape of the food taken out.A plurality of discharge nozzles having different shapes are prepared, and By selecting and using these as appropriate according to the application and application, it is possible to decorate various designed patterns on the extracted food.
- the bellows-shaped storage container of Example 11 is provided with a discharge gun or an aluminum pump at the opening of the bellows-shaped storage container described in Examples ⁇ to 8. It is an airtightly mounted container, and according to this container, it is possible to derive an arbitrary amount of the stored material in the form of a ⁇ or a drop. ⁇ Can be used as a container for cosmetics such as cream.
- the bellows-shaped storage container of Example 12 was installed in the equipments jl to 8 which can be airtightly mounted in a device or tool equipped with a discharge gun or a discharge pump.
- the bellows-shaped container described in Example 13 is different from the bellows-shaped container in Example 13 in that the bottom surface of the instruments and utensils described in Example 11 increases the elasticity of the spring. It is hermetically mounted while being supported through the air.
- the discharge gun and the airless pump do not need to provide an intake hole for sucking outside air in the storage container, and further, do not need to store the contents via the lead-out tube.
- the bellows-like container of Example 13 had the bottom surface constantly pressurized in response to the decrease of the container via the elasticity of the fins. Since the container ⁇ and (! J are contained in the main body of the container, the contents in the bellows-like container can be discharged at a time with an arbitrary ffi. Since it can be kept in a sealed state without the invasion of outside air until it goes through, mold rot and discoloration or deterioration due to oxidation can be prevented.
- the bellows-like container described in Examples 1 to 13 above has a capacity and an opening depending on whether the use is for business use or for desktops or kitchens of ordinary households.
- the size etc. can be set arbitrarily as appropriate, such as foods, various detergents, treatment agents, cosmetics, chemicals such as plasters and linen, or various lubrication It can be used for various purposes as a storage container for storing oil etc.
- the bellows-like container of the present invention has a large capacity and is easy to handle, so that it can be stored or used for general household use. It can be used as a storage container for storing and transporting.
- the bellows-like container of the present invention comprises polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyvinyl chloride.
- Thermo-flexible synthetic resin materials such as polyester, polyester, and polyvinyl alcohol, fatty acid polyester X-ster, polyglycolic acid, polyester It is molded from biodegradable plastic material such as lactic acid or carbon of photodegradable plastic material or a multilayer of these materials. It can be molded into a material having the necessary barrier properties due to the nature of the contents, or it can be molded into an arbitrary size as appropriate according to the volume of the contents, and has various shapes and functions. It is possible to select and replace the discharge nozzle appropriately according to the purpose. In addition, the convenience can be further increased by preparing tools and tools equipped with a discharge nozzle or an airless pump or discharge gun to which the container can be attached. You.
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AU78626/94A AU7862694A (en) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Bellows-shape container |
KR1019960702469A KR0183959B1 (ko) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | 벨로즈형 수용용기 |
ES94929638T ES2154300T3 (es) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Recipiente en forma de acordeon. |
JP51005496A JP3188941B2 (ja) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | ベローズ状収容容器 |
EP94929638A EP0733557B1 (en) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Bellows-shape container |
DE69426607T DE69426607T2 (de) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Balgbehälter |
PCT/JP1994/001698 WO1996011145A1 (fr) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Recipient en accordeon |
US08/336,281 US5638995A (en) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-11-08 | Bellows container |
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PCT/JP1994/001698 WO1996011145A1 (fr) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-10-11 | Recipient en accordeon |
US08/336,281 US5638995A (en) | 1994-10-11 | 1994-11-08 | Bellows container |
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WO1996011145A1 true WO1996011145A1 (fr) | 1996-04-18 |
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US (1) | US5638995A (ja) |
EP (1) | EP0733557B1 (ja) |
JP (1) | JP3188941B2 (ja) |
KR (1) | KR0183959B1 (ja) |
AU (1) | AU7862694A (ja) |
DE (1) | DE69426607T2 (ja) |
ES (1) | ES2154300T3 (ja) |
WO (1) | WO1996011145A1 (ja) |
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