JPS637105Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an infant drinking cup with a lid and a spout.

There are cases where you want to preserve liquid such as milk left in the cup for a while. If the lid is simply placed on the container, the liquid inside the container will easily spill out. There are also pots with lids that have screws, but the screws make the pots taste bad, the screws are not cleaned properly and are not hygienic, and they are not sanitary enough. When the container is tipped over, the liquid inside the container may leak from the gap between the screws.

Generally, children do not feel any inconvenience when drinking a regular cup, but it is difficult for young children to drink a regular cup because the mouth does not widen. is preferred.
There are also some that attach the wide mouth spout to the cup with a screw, but this may not be sanitary as the screw part may not be cleaned properly.

The infant drinking cup with lid and spout of the present invention improves these drawbacks.

The gist of the present invention is to provide a cup for infants with a lid and a spout consisting of a container body 1 capable of storing milk, etc., a lid 32 that fits into the container body 1, and a spout 52. A thin wall portion 13 is provided at the upper end opening 11 of the main body 1 over the entire circumference.
There is a rib 3 on a part of the outside of the thin part 13.
The lid 32 has a protrusion 35 formed around the entire circumference of the upper surface, and a recess 36 formed in a portion of the inner surface of the lid 32 corresponding to the protrusion 35 to close the upper end 21 of the container body 1. Furthermore, a rib 34 is formed on the inner peripheral edge of the lid 32 so that it can be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1, and the drinking spout 52 is formed in a shape that expands upward. A recess 56 is formed on the inner periphery so that it can fit with the upper end 21 of the container body 1, and a rib 5 that can be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1 is formed on the inner periphery.
4, the container body 1 and the lid 32 are formed to be detachable, the container body 1 and the spout 52 are also formed to be detachable, and the upper end 21 of the container body 1 and the recess 36 on the inner surface of the lid 32 are formed. and the stepped portion 5 of the spout 52 fits into the protruding portion 35 on the upper surface of the lid 32.
A pot for infants with a lid and a spout, characterized in that the lid 32 is in contact with the container body 1 and the spout 52 can be superimposed on the lid 32. be.

The present invention will be explained below based on the illustrated embodiments. As shown in the drawings, the infant cup with a lid and spout according to the present invention includes a container body 1 and a lid 32.
and a drinking spout 52.

The container main body 1 is formed into a pot-like shape as a whole, and its outer diameter gradually decreases from the upper end opening 11 to the lower end bottom 12. A thin wall portion 13 is provided around the entire circumference of the upper end opening, and a rib 3 is provided on the outside of the thin wall portion 13. It is not preferable to form the ribs 3 over the entire outer peripheral surface of the upper end opening 21 in view of the expectation that the container body 1 will be used as a so-called pot. However, in order to fully fit the lid, it is better for the rib 3 to be as long as possible, so the rib 3
is preferably slightly shorter than one-fourth of the outer circumference of the upper end opening 11, and is preferably formed at two locations. Further, it is preferable that the rib 3 has a slight inclination to ensure a sufficient fit with the lid, and has the function of a so-called screw thread.

Although the container body 1 is made of transparent hard plastic, it may be made of a material that can withstand boiling sterilization, such as heat-resistant glass.

The lid 32 is formed into a shallow dish shape as a whole, has a protrusion 35 formed around the entire circumference of the upper surface, and has a recess 36 formed in a portion of the inner surface of the lid 32 corresponding to the protrusion 35. . This recess 36 is formed so as to be able to fit into the upper end 21 of the container main body 1, and prevents liquid such as milk contained in the container from flowing out. Further, a rib 34 is formed on the inner peripheral edge of the lid 32 to be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1, so that the lid 32 can be detachably attached to the upper end opening 11 of the container body 1. It is preferable that the rib 34 be long to ensure sufficient fitting with the container body 1, but it is preferable that the rib 3 of the container body 1 is slightly shorter than a quarter of the outer circumference of the upper end opening 11 of the container body 12. When the lid 32 is provided with two locations, it is preferable to form two locations on the lid 32 that are slightly shorter than one-fourth of the inner circumference of the lid, as shown by symbol 34 in FIG. Further, it is preferable that the ribs 34 be slightly sloped so as to have a sufficient fit with the container body 1, and have the function of a so-called screw thread.
When sealing the container body 1 with the lid 32, place the lid 32 on the top of the container body 1 and turn it clockwise while being slightly pushed. The container body 1 is thus sealed by the lid 32.

Although the lid 32 may be made of transparent hard plastic, it is preferable for the present invention to be made of opaque hard plastic. This is because the lid 32 is attached to and removed from the container body 1 using the ribs 3 and 34.
This is because a frictional force will act between them, and as a result, there is a risk that the surface of one or both of the ribs 3, 34, the lid 32, or the surface of the container body 1 will be damaged, resulting in a poor appearance.

The protrusion 35 of the lid 32 can be fitted with other parts such as a drinking spout, making it convenient to carry and store.

The drinking spout 52 is formed in a shape that expands upward, and a recess 56 is formed on the inner peripheral edge.
This recess 56 is formed so as to be able to fit into the upper end 21 of the container main body 1, and prevents liquid such as milk contained in the container from leaking out from between the container main body and the drinking spout. Also, a rib 54 is formed on the inner peripheral edge of the spout 52 to be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1, so that it can be detachably attached to the upper end opening 11 of the container body 1. It is desirable that the rib 54 be long to ensure sufficient fitting with the container body 1, but it is preferable that the rib 3 of the container body 1 is slightly shorter than one quarter of the outer circumference of the upper end opening 11 of the container body 1.
In the case where the spout 52 is formed with two spots, it is preferable to form two spots that are slightly shorter than one-fourth of the inner circumference of the spout, as shown by symbol 54 in FIG. . Further, it is preferable that the rib 54 has a slight inclination to ensure sufficient engagement with the container body 1, and has the function of a so-called screw thread. Note that a step 58 is formed at the lower part of the rib 54 of the spout 52 to contact another component, such as the protrusion 35 of the lid 32, so that the upper end 21 of the container body 1 and the recess 36 on the inner surface of the lid 32 are formed. and the stepped portion 5 of the spout 52 fits into the protruding portion 35 on the upper surface of the lid 32.
8 are brought into contact with each other, the lid 32 can be placed on top of the container body 1, and the drinking spout 52 can be placed on top of the lid 32, thereby reducing the storage space.

When attaching the spout 52 to the container body 1, place the spout 52 on the top of the container body 1 and turn it to the right while slightly pressing it. The spout 52 is thus attached to the container body 1.

Although the spout 52 may be made of transparent hard plastic, it is preferable to use opaque hard plastic for implementing the present invention. This is because this drinking spout 52 has ribs 3 and 54 relative to the container body 1.
Since it is attached and detached using the rib 3,
This is because a frictional force will act between the ribs 3 and 54 of one or both of them, or the surface of the spout 52 or the container body 1 may be damaged, resulting in a poor appearance. .

It is possible to attach other parts such as a nursing bottle to the container body 1 in place of the lid 32 and the spout 52, so the infant cup with a spout of the present invention has a wide range of uses.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the container body 1 can be used as a pot when used alone. In this case, the ribs 3 formed on the outer peripheral surface of the upper end opening 11 are not formed over the entire circumference, so they are less likely to cause discomfort due to the so-called mouthfeel. Furthermore, when the container body 1 is made of a transparent material, it is convenient because the type, amount, etc. of the contents can be visually confirmed from the outside during use.

In addition, the lid 32 is formed so that its recess 36 fits with the upper end 21 of the container body 1, so when the lid 32 is fitted with a liquid such as milk in the container, the recess 36 and the upper end 21 fit together. This is convenient because the fitting between the ribs 3 and the ribs 34 sufficiently prevents the liquid in the container from flowing out.

In addition, the present invention has the advantage that the drinking spout 52, which expands upward, can be easily attached and detached, making it easy to drink, especially when used by young children.

Furthermore, the present invention has ribs that connect the container body 1 and the drinking spout 5.
2 or the lid 32 can be detachably attached, so that the drinking spout 52 of the container body 1 and the lid 32 can be completely cleaned and washed, which is preferable from a sanitary standpoint.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure shows one embodiment of the present invention.
The figure is a vertical cross-sectional view of the container body, Figure 2 is a plan view of the container body, Figure 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the lid, Figure 4 is a plan view of the lid, and Figure 5 is a state in which the lid is attached to the container body. FIG. FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the spout, FIG. 7 is a plan view of the spout, and FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing the spout attached to the container body. FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a state in which a lid is attached to the container body and the drinking spout is overlapped. 1... Container body, 32... Lid, 52... Drinking spout, 3... Rib, 34... Rib, 54... Rib,
11... Upper end opening, 12... Lower end bottom, 13...
...thin wall portion, 35... protrusion, 36... recess, 56
...Concavity.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A container body 1 capable of containing milk, etc., a lid 32 that fits with the container body 1, and a drinking spout 52
In this infant cup with a lid and spout, the upper opening 11 of the container body 1 has a thin wall portion 13 all around the circumference, and a rib 3 is formed on a part of the outside of the thin wall portion 13. , the lid 32 is
A protrusion 35 is formed around the entire circumference of the upper surface, and a recess 36 is formed in a portion of the inner surface of the lid 32 corresponding to the protrusion 35 so as to be able to fit into the upper end 21 of the container body 1. A rib 34 that can be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1 is formed on the inner circumferential edge of the lid 32, a drinking spout 52 is formed in a shape that expands upward, and a recess 5 is formed on the inner circumferential edge.
6 is formed so as to be able to fit into the upper end portion 21 of the container body 1, and furthermore, a rib 54 is formed on the inner peripheral edge so that it can be engaged with the rib 3 of the container body 1. Both the container body 1 and the spout 52 are formed in a detachable manner, and the upper end portion 21 of the container body 1 and the recess 36 on the inner surface of the lid 32 are formed in a removable manner.
and a protrusion 35 on the upper surface of the lid 32.
The stepped portion 58 of the spout 52 comes into contact with the container body 1.
A lid 32 is placed on top of the lid 32, and a drinking spout 52 is placed on top of the lid 32.
An infant drinking cup with a lid and a spout, characterized in that it is formed so that the two can be stacked on top of each other.