Stacking and sleeving structure of multiple water cups
By optimizing the structure and size design of the water cup, the water cups are stacked in order from small to large, and the rope and concave curved surface design made of soft materials solve the problem of large space occupancy of the water cup, achieving convenience of carrying and space saving.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202320985768.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-04-27
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-01
- Estimated Expiration
- 2033-04-27
AI Technical Summary
Due to the structure and size design of existing water cups, they cannot stack the sets in turn, which takes up a large space and is inconvenient to carry.
Design a stacked set structure of multiple water cups. By optimizing the structure and size, the stacked set of water cups is made from small to large. The lifting rope and concave curved surface design is designed with soft materials to ensure that the water cups are tightly attached and reliable after stacking, and the lifting rope is used as a buffer pad.
It realizes that multiple water cups are stacked to save space, making it more convenient to carry, and meets the needs of warehousing, transportation and out-of-the-way use.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of water cups, and particularly relates to a stacking and nesting structure for multiple water cups. Background Art
[0002] As daily necessities, the technology of water cups has been very mature, and the water cups seen on the market have various shapes and functions. However, in the prior art, due to the reasons of structural and dimensional design, most water cups can only be placed individually, which will occupy a large space during storage, transportation, exhibition and outdoor use, and are not convenient to carry. At present, on the market, there is no water cup that can be stacked and nested together in ascending order from small to large. Summary of the Invention
[0003] The utility model mainly solves the technical problems existing in the above prior art, and provides a stacking and nesting structure for multiple water cups.
[0004] The above technical problems of the utility model are mainly solved by the following technical solutions:
[0005] A stacking and nesting structure for multiple water cups includes 2-4 water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order from small to large. The water cup includes a cup body and a cup cover buckled on the cup body. A lifting rope is arranged on the top surface of the cup cover. The lifting rope is made of a soft material. An annular wing edge extends outwards from the lower edge of the cup cover. Among the water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order from small to large, the outer diameter of the annular wing edge of the smallest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the second smallest water cup, and so on, until the outer diameter of the annular wing edge of the second largest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the largest water cup; the height of the smallest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover to the cup bottom in the second smallest water cup, and so on, until the height of the second largest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover to the cup bottom in the largest water cup; the cup bottom of the water cup is set as an inner concave arc surface, and the inner concave arc surfaces of the cup bottoms of 2-4 water cups are basically the same. After being stacked and nested together in ascending order from small to large, the inner concave arc surfaces of the cup bottoms of 2-4 water cups are closely attached to each other.
[0006] Preferably, the lifting rope is made of a cotton woven belt or a nylon woven belt.
[0007] Preferably, a perforation is arranged on the top surface of the cup cover of the water cup, the lifting rope is fixed on the perforation, a limiting ring column is arranged on the inner bottom of the cup cover, and a sealing buckle cover is arranged on the limiting ring column. The sealing buckle cover seals the limiting ring column and forms a cavity, and the tail end of the lifting rope is arranged in the cavity; among the water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order from small to large, the height of the smallest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the sealing buckle cover to the cup bottom in the second smallest water cup, and so on, until the height of the second largest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the sealing buckle cover to the cup bottom in the largest water cup.
[0008] Preferably, the sealing buckle cover is screwed, snapped or tightly fitted on the limiting ring column.
[0009] The present invention optimizes the structure and size design, allowing multiple water cups to be stacked and nested together in ascending order. Furthermore, thanks to the optimized structure and size design, the carrying rope is made of a soft material such as a cotton or nylon braid. When multiple water cups are stacked and nested together, the concave curved surfaces of the cup bottoms fit tightly together. The carrying ropes of the inner cups can be folded together to serve as cushioning pads, allowing the inner cups to be securely positioned within their outer cups. This can meet the needs of storage, transportation, exhibition, and outdoor use, saving space and being easy to carry. Therefore, the present invention has the characteristics of a simple structure and a reasonable design. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0010] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the split structure of the utility model before stacking the set;
[0011] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the utility model after being stacked and set.
[0012] In the figure, 1-cup lid, 2-cup body, 3-handling rope, 4-concave arc surface, 5-annular wing edge, 6-limiting ring column, 7-sealing buckle cover, 8-perforation, 9-sealing gasket. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0013] The technical solution of the present invention will be further specifically described below with reference to embodiments and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0014] Example: See Figure 1 and Figure 2The utility model comprises 2-4 water cups stacked together in sequence from small to large, the water cup comprising a cup body and a cup cover buckled on the cup body, a lifting rope being provided on the top surface of the cup cover, the lifting rope being made of soft material, and an annular wing extending outward from the lower edge of the cup cover. Among the water cups stacked together in sequence from small to large, the outer diameter of the annular wing of the smallest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the next smallest water cup, and so on, until the outer diameter of the annular wing of the next largest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the largest water cup; the height of the smallest water cup is substantially consistent with the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover in the next smallest water cup to the cup bottom, and so on, until the height of the next largest water cup is substantially consistent with the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover in the largest water cup to the cup bottom; the cup bottoms of the water cups are arranged to be concave arc surfaces, and the concave arc surfaces of the bottoms of the 2-4 water cups have substantially the same shape. After the water cups are stacked and set in sequence from small to large, the concave arc surfaces of the bottoms of the 2-4 water cups are tightly attached to each other. Preferably, the lifting rope is made of a cotton braid or a nylon braid; a perforation is provided on the top surface of the cup lid, and the lifting rope is fixed on the perforation; a limiting ring column is provided on the inner bottom of the cup lid, and a sealing buckle cover is provided on the limiting ring column, which seals the limiting ring column and forms a cavity, and the tail end of the lifting rope is arranged in the cavity; among the cups stacked together from small to large, the height of the smallest cup is substantially consistent with the depth of the sealing buckle cover from the bottom of the cup in the next smallest cup, and so on, until the height of the next largest cup is substantially consistent with the depth of the sealing buckle cover from the bottom of the cup in the largest cup; the sealing buckle cover is screwed, clipped, or tightly fitted on the limiting ring column.
[0015] The present invention optimizes the structure and size design, allowing multiple water cups to be stacked and nested together in ascending order. Furthermore, thanks to the optimized structure and size design, the carrying rope is made of a soft material such as a cotton or nylon braid. When multiple water cups are stacked and nested together, the concave curved surfaces of the cup bottoms fit tightly together. The carrying ropes of the inner cups can be folded together to serve as cushioning pads, allowing the inner cups to be securely positioned within their outer cups. This can meet the needs of storage, transportation, exhibition, and outdoor use, saving space and being easy to carry. Therefore, the present invention has the characteristics of a simple structure and a reasonable design.
[0016] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are merely representative examples of the present invention. Obviously, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments and is susceptible to numerous variations. Any simple modifications, equivalent variations, and modifications to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention shall be deemed to fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. A stacking set structure of multiple water cups, characterized in that, It includes 2 - 4 water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order. The water cup includes a cup body and a cup cover buckled on the cup body. A lifting rope is provided on the top surface of the cup cover. The lifting rope is made of a soft material. An annular wing edge extends outward from the lower edge of the cup cover. Among the water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order, the outer diameter of the annular wing edge of the smallest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the second smallest water cup, and so on until the outer diameter of the annular wing edge of the second largest water cup is slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the cup body of the largest water cup; the height of the smallest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover to the bottom of the second smallest water cup, and so on until the height of the second largest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the inner bottom of the cup cover to the bottom of the largest water cup; the bottom of the water cup is set as an inner concave arc surface, and the inner concave arc surfaces of the bottoms of 2 - 4 water cups are basically the same in shape. After being stacked and nested together in ascending order, the inner concave arc surfaces of the bottoms of 2 - 4 water cups are closely attached to each other.
2. The stacked set structure of a water cup according to claim 1, characterized in that The lifting rope is made of a cotton thread braided belt or a nylon thread braided belt.
3. The stacked set structure of a water cup according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that A perforation is provided on the top surface of the cup cover of the water cup. The lifting rope is fixed on the perforation. A limiting ring column is provided on the inner bottom of the cup cover. A sealing buckle cover is provided on the limiting ring column. The sealing buckle cover seals the limiting ring column and forms a cavity. The tail end of the lifting rope is arranged in the cavity; among the water cups stacked and nested together in ascending order, the height of the smallest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the sealing buckle cover to the bottom of the second smallest water cup, and so on until the height of the second largest water cup is basically the same as the depth from the sealing buckle cover to the bottom of the largest water cup.
4. The stacked set structure of a water cup according to claim 3, characterized in that The sealing buckle cover is screwed or clamped or tightly fitted on the limiting ring column.