JPH0340744Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a bottle with a handle for carrying.

``Prior art'' Recently, large bottles close to 2.5 in size have been used to store draft beer, but such large bottles become quite heavy when filled with liquid, so they are equipped with handles for ease of carrying. There are many cases. For example, a typical example is a barrel-shaped container shaped like a sake barrel. In this container, a cylindrical leg base is fitted to the lower part of the body, and a cylindrical upper fitting member is fitted to the upper part of the body, and the handle is attached mainly using these members.

``Problems that the invention seeks to solve'' However, recently, ordinary shaped bottles that have no decorative features are often used, and since there is no way to attach them to such bottles, handles are formed directly on the bottle. However, in this case, the shape of the bottle becomes complicated, which is unfavorable in terms of molding, and there remains concern about the strength of the handle attachment part, especially in relation to the wall thickness of the bottle.

The object of the present invention is to obtain a bottle with a handle, which has a handle made separately from the main body of the bottle, has sufficient strength, and is easy to attach.

"Means for Solving the Problems" The bottle with a handle of the present invention has a cylindrical shape with a tapered top, and has an upwardly stepped engaging portion 1 formed on the inner periphery of the upper opening, and has a peripheral wall 2. A mounting cylinder 6 formed into a ring-shaped handle 5 by a cut groove 4 with a part left as a bendable connecting part 3 is attached to the shoulder part 8 of the bottle body 7.
The engaging portion 1 is fitted into the outer circumference, and the engaging portion 1 is engaged with and fixed to the peripheral edge of the outward flange 10 at the base of the mouth and neck portion 9 from the lower surface side.

"Function" According to the above configuration, the upper end opening of the mounting tube 6 is engaged with the outward flange 10 of the neck portion 9 of the bottle body 7, so there is no possibility of it coming off. When carrying the bottle, the handle 5 can be pulled out through the hole 11 with the tip of a finger, and then the finger can be inserted through the hole 11 to grasp the handle 5, and the bottle 7 can be lifted up through the handle 5. Then, the handle 5 is bent at the joint 3 and the bottle body 7 can be carried in a suspended state.

``Example'' The example shown in Figures 1 and 2 is the same as that described in the ``Means for solving the problem'' mentioned above, and in order to avoid duplication, this previously described part is Explanation will be omitted, and only matters not mentioned above will be explained.

The bottle body 7 is, for example, a large synthetic resin bottle with a normal shape formed by biaxially stretching a cold parison made of saturated polyester resin, and the bottom part 12 is bulged downward in a spherical shape. In addition, several legs 13 are formed in the circumferential direction on the bottom part 12 for stable upright standing, and the upper end of the body part 14 is reduced in diameter so that the lower part of the mounting tube 6 can be fitted and locked into this reduced diameter part. A cap 15 is attached to the mouth and neck part 9. However, the bottle 7 may be made of other materials or may contain different items.

The mounting tube 6 is preferably molded from synthetic resin. The connecting portion 3 of the handle 5 of this member 6 is a flexible hinge, and although the handle 5 is shown as having a ring shape that is almost a perfect circle, it may be any suitable ring shape such as an ellipse or a square. Further, if necessary, the handle 5 can be connected to the peripheral wall body 2 by a breakable connecting piece at the point indicated by the reference numeral A. In this case, it is convenient for handling during the distribution process.

"Effects of the Invention" According to the present invention, the handle 5 is not formed directly on the bottle 7, but is formed on the peripheral wall 2 of a separate mounting tube 6 that is attached and fixed to the outer circumference of the shoulder 8 of the bottle 7. Since it is formed using a part of the material, there is a high degree of freedom and sufficient strength can be obtained. Further, since the mounting tube 6 can be attached by simply pushing it in from the mouth of the bottle, the mounting operation is simple and requires no trouble. In addition, the handle 5 is a part of the mounting tube 6 and does not protrude outward.
It is convenient because it does not get in the way of handling during distribution processes such as packaging and transportation.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of an embodiment of a bottle with a handle of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway side view of the main part of the same embodiment. 5...Handle, 6...Upper fitting member, 7...Bottle body.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a cylindrical shape with a tapered top, and has an upwardly stepped engaging portion 1 formed on the inner periphery of the upper opening, and cuts a part of the peripheral wall 2, leaving a part as a bendable joint 3. The mounting tube 6 in which the annular handle 5 is formed by the groove 4 is fitted into the outer circumference of the shoulder portion 8 of the bottle body 7, and the engaging portion 1 is engaged with the periphery of the outward flange 10 at the base of the neck portion 9 from the lower surface side. A bottle with a handle fixed together.