JPH0223589Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a liquid container that can mix two liquids during dispensing.

(Prior art) Conventionally, there are containers in which the interior of a container is divided by a partition wall and multiple types of articles are loaded therein, and these are selectively taken out using a rotary cap. None of them poured from one spout at the same time.

Therefore, when making, for example, whiskey mixed with water or shochu mixed with hot water, it was necessary to first put the whiskey or shochu into a glass, and then pour in water or hot water in the desired amount.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention attempts to obtain the above-mentioned two-liquid mixture in one pouring operation.

(Means for solving the problem) The present invention divides the inside of a cylindrical container with a partition wall, and also provides a hole close to the top of the container that allows for independent pouring from both compartments, so that the cap can be rotated. The invention is characterized in that the degree of opening of both holes can be adjusted by means of motion, so that the contents of both compartments can flow out from one spout at the same time.An embodiment of the invention is described below. The explanation will be based on the drawings.

(Embodiment) The present invention consists of a cylindrical container body and a cap rotatably placed over the outer periphery of the upper opening.

The main body of the container is cylindrical as shown in Figures 1 and 2, and its upper outer periphery is formed into a circular shape.A shoulder is formed at the lower end of the outer periphery, and a handle is formed by recessing the lower part. It forms a part. is a vertical partition wall inside the container body.
As shown in Figure 1, its planar shape is basically the same shape and small diameter as the body of the container body, and a relatively large notch wall is provided at the rear (upper side in Figure 1) of the body. An injection part is formed in between. One end of this partition wall is connected to the inner wall of the container body at the front wall,
The other end is connected to the inner wall of the container body by a side wall parallel to the front wall, leaving a certain distance from the front wall, and between the front wall and the side wall is a vertical wall extending from below as shown in Figure 6. It is formed in an arc shape when viewed from the side up to the lower part of the hole, which will be described later, and is divided into an inner chamber A and an outer chamber B.

The figure shows a hole provided on the front left side of the upper outer periphery of the container body, which communicates with the inner chamber A, and a hole similarly provided on the front right side, which communicates with the outer chamber B. .

As shown in Figure 2, three of these holes are adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction, but the left hole and the right hole are separate horizontally long holes with the front wall in between. It may also be a hole.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the cap is in the shape of a circular ring with one spout, and covers the circular outer periphery of the upper part of the cylindrical body, and slides and rotates along this outer periphery. be. As shown in Figure 5, the spout of this cap has its base slightly wider than the outermost part of the hole, and is connected to the ring-shaped part of the cap. Liquids from both the inner and outer chambers A and B can be poured out from the holes at the same time. The figure shows seal members lined on the inner peripheral walls of the left and right front and rear sides of the cap, which have the function of allowing the cap to rotate smoothly between the upper circumference of the cylindrical body without rattling, and the left and right front seal members. This sealing member serves to close part or all of the hole when the cap is rotated, but this sealing member is not necessarily required if the cap fits snugly around the outer periphery of the upper part of the main body. is a large opening at the rear of the top wall of the cap;
The role of this opening is to serve as a window to monitor the amount of liquid in both chambers A and B when the cap is closed, to facilitate refilling, and to reduce the pressure inside the container during pouring. Although it has the role of ensuring smooth dispensing by preventing the dispensing from occurring, it does not necessarily require a large opening as shown in the figure. However, the top wall of the cap, at least about 1/3 of the front, is necessary to prevent overflow during pouring.

The cylindrical container body and cap mentioned above may be made of ceramic or synthetic resin, but if they are made of ceramic, a sealing member is provided on the inner surface of the cap as in the above embodiment to prevent rattling with the main body. , sealing performance can be improved.

Although the above embodiments have been described with respect to relatively elaborate structures, the simplest structure may be one in which the center of the container body is simply divided into two by a single linear partition wall. .

(Function) In the liquid container according to the present invention, chamber A and chamber B are completely partitioned by a partition wall, and different types of liquids can be simultaneously flowed out from one spout through holes and holes that communicate only with each chamber. It is possible. Therefore, when the spout of the cap is positioned at the front of the container body as shown in Fig. 5, an equal amount of different liquids will be poured from each of the three holes on both sides, and if the spout of the cap is positioned at the front of the container body, When it is rotated as shown by the two-dot chain line in Figure 5, all three holes on the left side leading to chamber A are closed by the sealing member, so only the liquid in chamber B is poured from the spout. Also, if you want to pour the liquids in chambers A and B at the same time at a ratio of 1:2, the sealing member can be inserted into one of the three holes on the left.
All you have to do is rotate the cap until it closes the two halves.

In this way, by appropriately rotating the cap to the left or right, the opening/closing ratio of the holes communicating with chambers A and B can be changed as appropriate, and a liquid having a desired mixing ratio can be obtained by one pouring. Although the display of this mixing ratio is not shown, even if the container is opaque, it can be easily identified from the outside if measures are taken such as attaching a scale to the sliding boundary of either the cap or the container body as a reference. Can be done.

(Effect of the invention) As described above, in the liquid container according to the invention, after filling different types of liquids into both the A and B partitioned chambers, a cap is placed on the container, and by appropriately rotating the cap, an arbitrary proportion of liquid can be simultaneously filled. It can flow out from one spout, and if you fill both the A and B chambers with whiskey and water, shochu and hot water, etc., you can mix whiskey with water or shochu with hot water to your desired concentration in one pour. be. In this case, if the hot water is placed in chamber A in the center, the outer periphery of the container will not get hot and will be easier to handle.

In addition, checking the amount of liquid in the container is easier than with the large opening of the cap, and it is also possible to refill both chambers A and B with respective liquids from this opening, making it easy to use.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a plan view of the container body, Fig. 2 is a front view thereof, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the cap, and Fig. 4 is a side view in longitudinal section of the cap. , FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG.
The figure is a vertical side view of the container body with a cap placed on it. 1...Container body, 2...Outer periphery, 3...Shoulder, 4
...Handle portion, 5...Partition wall, 6...Notch wall, 1
0, 11... Hole, 13... Spout, 14... Base, 16... Seal member, 17... Opening, 18
...Upper wall.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A vertical partition wall is provided inside a cylindrical container body whose upper outer periphery is circular.
In addition to forming a chamber, holes communicating with the A and B2 chambers are provided horizontally adjacent to each other on the upper outer periphery of the container body, and the base of the spout is extended to the outside of the hole on the upper outer periphery of the container body. A liquid container that can mix two liquids when dispensing, consisting of a circular cap that is expanded and rotatably covered. 2. A liquid container capable of mixing two liquids at the time of dispensing as set forth in claim 1, wherein the circular cap has a large opening on the rear upper wall. 3. The vertical partition wall has a cross section of the cylindrical container main body that is substantially the same in plan view, has a small diameter, and has a large notch wall at the rear. A liquid container that can mix. 4 Claim No. 1 for Utility Model Registration in which the cylindrical container body and circular cap are made of ceramics
A liquid container that can mix two liquids when dispensing as described in the section.