Faucet storage structure on beverage container

Abstract

The utility model provides a faucet containing structure on a beverage container, belongs to the field of beverage containers, and solves the problems that an existing beverage container containing faucet is unstable, reliable and troublesome. The faucet storage structure on the beverage container comprises a cylindrical lifting handle, a containing groove with an upward opening is formed in the top of the lifting handle, a wine spear is arranged at the groove bottom of the containing groove in a penetrating mode, a faucet is arranged in the containing groove, and the faucet storage structure is characterized in that a first limiting groove and a second limiting groove are formed in the groove wall of the containing groove; one end of the faucet is embedded into the first limiting groove and abuts against the first limiting groove, and the other end of the faucet is embedded into the second limiting groove and abuts against the second limiting groove, so that the bottom face and the side face of the faucet abut against the wine spears respectively. The faucet storage structure on the beverage container ensures stable and reliable storage of the faucet, and is convenient to store at the same time.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the field of beverage containers and relates to a faucet storage structure on a beverage container. Background Art

[0002] Beverage containers provide a closed environment for storing beverages, protecting them from external contamination and influence, helping to maintain the quality and freshness of the beverage. Installing a tap at the outlet of a beverage container facilitates easy access to beverages, eliminating the need for frequent pouring and straightening of the container. It also conveniently controls the flow of beverages, preventing waste or spillage that could contaminate the environment.

[0003] In summary, beverage containers and faucets are often sold together and widely used in large-scale events, sporting events, catering services, and other occasions, effectively improving beverage distribution efficiency and meeting the drinking water needs of large groups of people. However, before beverage containers and faucets can be installed and put into use, they often need to be transported long distances. Currently, the common practice is to store beverage containers and faucets separately during transportation, but this storage method has low space utilization and requires reassembly of the beverage containers and faucets for sale, which is relatively troublesome.

[0004] To this end, a Chinese patent application (application number: 201480016768.6) discloses a plastic container with a carrying handle, comprising a container, a carrying element, a locking element and a faucet. The locking element comprises a hollow space, which is annular around the neck and has an open side. The faucet element is placed into the hollow space from the opening. When the locking element is tightened and fixed to the neck, the carrying element is clamped and fixed on the neck by the locking element and the neck. At this time, the top side wall of the container blocks the opening of the hollow space, so that the faucet element is stored in the hollow space.

[0005] However, this method has the following drawbacks: 1. The container may vibrate during transport, potentially causing the faucet to shift within the hollow space and even collide with the inner wall of the locking element, resulting in damage. This makes the faucet storage unstable and unreliable. 2. To store the faucet, the locking element must first be tightened to the neck, a process that requires additional steps and time, making it relatively cumbersome. Utility Model Content

[0006] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above problems in the existing technology and propose a faucet storage structure on a beverage container. The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is: how to ensure stable and reliable storage of the faucet while making it convenient to store.

[0007] The purpose of the present utility model can be achieved through the following technical solutions: A faucet storage structure on a beverage container, comprising a cylindrical handle, a receiving groove with an upward opening provided on the top of the handle, a wine spear passed through the bottom of the receiving groove, and a faucet is provided in the receiving groove, characterized in that a limiting groove 1 and a limiting groove 2 are provided on the groove wall of the receiving groove, one end of the faucet is embedded in the limiting groove 1 and abuts against the limiting groove 1, and the other end is embedded in the limiting groove 2 and abuts against the limiting groove 2, so that the bottom and side surfaces of the faucet abut against the wine spear respectively.

[0008] When the faucet is stored, the faucet is placed and fixed in the storage groove. In the height direction, the upper groove wall of the limiting groove one limits the upward movement of the faucet, the upper groove wall of the limiting groove two limits the upward movement of the faucet, and the wine spear limits the downward movement of the faucet, so that the faucet cannot move up or down in the height direction, that is, the faucet is limited in the height direction. In the circumferential direction, the groove bottom of the limiting groove one limits the faucet to rotate outward, the groove bottom of the limiting groove two limits the faucet to rotate outward, and the wine spear limits the faucet to rotate inward, so that the faucet cannot rotate inward and outward in the circumferential direction, that is, the faucet is limited in the height direction and the circumferential direction by the limiting groove one, the limiting groove two and the wine spear, preventing it from moving up and down or rotating circumferentially during transportation, avoiding damage to the faucet due to collision, and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet. A wine spear is inserted into the bottom of the receiving groove, and limiting grooves 1 and 2 are set on the wall of the receiving groove. The groove of the receiving groove is open. When the faucet is placed into the receiving groove from the open end, the faucet is fixed in place by limiting grooves 1 and 2 and the wine spear, making the storage operation intuitive and convenient. The top of the handle is equipped with a receiving groove with an upward opening to accommodate the faucet, fully utilizing the internal space of the handle. The faucet does not protrude from the top of the handle, avoiding damage caused by collisions during transportation and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet.

[0009] The faucet storage structure on the beverage container described above features a first retaining edge at the opening of the first limiting groove, and a second retaining edge at the opening of the second limiting groove. One end of the faucet abuts against the first retaining edge, while the other end abuts against the second retaining edge. The design of the first and second retaining edges provides additional support points on the groove walls of the accommodating groove. These provide mechanical stability when the faucet is stored, preventing it from moving up and down or rotating circumferentially during transportation. Furthermore, the first and second retaining edges also guide the faucet during storage. When installing the faucet, simply align the faucet with the first and second retaining edges and snap it into place, making storage simple and convenient.

[0010] In the faucet storage structure of the beverage container, both the first and second retaining edges are strip-shaped. The end of the first retaining edge near the second retaining edge is bent downward, and the end of the second retaining edge near the first retaining edge is bent downward. The downwardly bent end of the first retaining edge near the second retaining edge and the downwardly bent end of the second retaining edge near the first retaining edge further restrict the faucet from rotating outward, while the spear restricts the faucet from rotating inward, thereby preventing the faucet from rotating inward or outward in the circumferential direction, thereby achieving circumferential position limitation of the faucet.

[0011] In the faucet storage structure on the beverage container, the end of the first retaining edge away from the second retaining edge is bent downward, and the end of the second retaining edge away from the first retaining edge is bent downward. The bends at both ends of the first retaining edge and the second retaining edge not only provide a larger contact area but also further limit the circumferential rotation of the faucet, preventing damage to the faucet due to collision, and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet.

[0012] In the faucet storage structure of the beverage container, the second retaining edge includes a retaining notch, the opening of which faces downward, into which one end of the faucet extends. The retaining notch serves as a guide for the faucet storage operation. When installing the faucet, one end of the faucet is inserted into the second retaining edge. By aligning this end with the retaining notch, the other end is aligned with the first retaining edge, making the faucet storage operation simple and convenient.

[0013] In the faucet storage structure on the beverage container, the length of the first retaining edge along the circumference of the handle is less than the length of the first limiting groove along the circumference of the handle, and the length of the second retaining edge along the circumference of the handle is less than the length of the second limiting groove along the circumference of the handle. When installing the faucet, the connection portion can be easily inserted into the first limiting groove by staggering the position of the first retaining edge, and the liquid outlet portion can be easily inserted into the second limiting groove by staggering the position of the second retaining edge. Then, the faucet can be rotated to align the connection portion with the first retaining edge and the liquid outlet portion with the second retaining edge, thereby achieving stable and reliable retention of the faucet, ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet while making storage convenient.

[0014] The faucet storage structure for the beverage container comprises a spear body and an anti-theft cover connected to the top of the spear body, the diameter of the anti-theft cover being smaller than that of the spear body. When the faucet is placed and secured in the receiving groove, the upper surface of the spear body restricts downward movement of the faucet, while the outer surface of the anti-theft cover restricts inward rotation of the faucet. While the spear controls liquid discharge, it also fully utilizes the shape of the spear to limit the position of the faucet, effectively utilizing the space within the handle and achieving a compact structure.

[0015] The faucet storage structure on the beverage container includes a pipe with a connecting portion and a liquid outlet at each end. The connecting portion is inserted into the first limiting groove and abuts against the first retaining edge, the liquid outlet is inserted into the second limiting groove and abuts against the second retaining edge, and the pipe abuts against the top surface of the spear body and the outer wall of the anti-theft cover. The pipe tightly fits against the wine spear, the connecting portion tightly fits against the first limiting groove, and the liquid outlet tightly fits against the second limiting groove, forming a three-point restraining structure. The faucet is effectively restrained in both the height and circumferential directions, ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet.

[0016] The faucet storage structure on the beverage container described above comprises a screw cap and a liquid spout. Both the screw cap and the liquid spout are embedded in a first retaining groove, with the liquid spout extending into a clearance recess. The first retaining groove not only limits the displacement of the screw cap and the liquid spout in both the height and circumferential directions. Furthermore, the clearance recess further limits the displacement of the liquid spout, further limiting the displacement of the liquid spout and thus achieving stable and reliable storage for the faucet. When installing the faucet, aligning the liquid spout with the limiting recess drives the connecting portion to align with the first retaining edge, making faucet storage simple and convenient.

[0017] The faucet storage structure on the above-mentioned beverage container has a handle that is hollowed out, and a reinforcing rib is provided at the hollowed-out portion of the handle. The hollowed-out design of the handle forms a double-layer structure, which can effectively disperse pressure and is more stable and durable when subjected to external pressure or impact. At the same time, the double-layer structure can ensure that the depth of the limiting groove one and the limiting groove two is sufficient while the overall weight is not too heavy. The hollowed-out design of the handle forms a deformation space, which leaves a margin for the thermal expansion and contraction of the material and the deformation caused by external forces, so that the faucet storage is not affected by the deformation of the handle, thereby ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet. During transportation, the beverage container may encounter external impact or extrusion. The reinforcing rib can effectively disperse the pressure, reduce local stress concentration, and prevent the handle from being deformed due to high pressure. The reinforcing rib can also improve the rigidity of the overall structure, reduce structural fatigue and deformation problems caused by long-term use, thereby ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet. Compared with the prior art, the faucet storage structure on the beverage container has the following advantages:

[0018] 1. In the faucet storage structure on this beverage container, the faucet is limited in the height direction and circumferential direction through the limiting groove 1, the limiting groove 2 and the wine spear, preventing it from moving up and down or rotating circumferentially during transportation, avoiding damage to the faucet due to collision, and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet.

[0019] 2. In the faucet storage structure on the beverage container, a wine spear is provided at the bottom of the receiving groove, and a limiting groove 1 and a limiting groove 2 are provided on the groove wall of the receiving groove. The groove opening of the receiving groove is open, and the faucet is inserted into the receiving groove from the open opening, and the storage operation is intuitive and convenient.

[0020] 3. In the faucet storage structure on this beverage container, a storage groove with an upward opening is provided on the top of the handle. The storage groove is used to store the faucet, making full use of the internal space of the handle. The faucet does not protrude from the top of the handle, avoiding damage caused by collision during transportation and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall assembly structure of the faucet storage structure on the beverage container.

[0022] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the faucet storage structure on the beverage container when the faucet is stored in the handle. Figure 1 .

[0023] Figure 3 This is a bottom view of a portion of the faucet storage structure on the beverage container when the faucet is stored in the handle.

[0024] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the faucet storage structure on the beverage container when the faucet is stored in the handle. Figure 2 .

[0025] Figure 5 This is a diagram of the handle in the faucet storage structure on this beverage container Figure 1 .

[0026] Figure 6 This is a diagram of the handle in the faucet storage structure on this beverage container Figure 2 .

[0027] Figure 7 yes Figure 6 Cross-sectional view along AA direction.

[0028] Figure 8 This is a diagram of the handle in the faucet storage structure on this beverage container Figure 3 .

[0029] In the figure, 1. handle; 2. receiving groove; 3. wine spear; 3a. spear body; 3b. anti-theft cover; 4. faucet; 4a. pipe; 4b. connecting part; 4c. liquid outlet; 4c1. screw cap; 4c2. liquid outlet nozzle; 5. limiting groove 1; 6. limiting groove 2; 7. stop edge 1; 8. stop edge 2; 8a. limiting notch; 9. reinforcing rib. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0030] The following are specific embodiments of the present invention and the accompanying drawings to further describe the technical solution of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

[0031] The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the spirit of the present invention. Persons skilled in the art may make various modifications, additions, or substitutions to the described specific embodiments without departing from the spirit of the present invention or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.

[0032] like Figure 1 、 Figure 2 、 Figure 3 、 Figure 4 、 Figure 5 、 Figure 6 、 Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, the faucet 4 storage structure on the beverage container includes a barrel body, and the faucet 4 storage structure includes a cylindrical handle 1, which is connected to the top of the barrel body.

[0033] The handle 1 is hollowed out, and a reinforcing rib 9 is provided at the hollowed-out portion. The hollowed-out design of the handle 1 forms a double-layer structure, which can effectively disperse pressure and is more stable and durable when subjected to external pressure or impact. At the same time, the double-layer structure can ensure that the depth of the limiting groove 1 5 and the limiting groove 2 6 is sufficient while the overall weight is not too heavy. The hollowed-out design of the handle 1 forms a deformation space, which leaves a margin for the thermal expansion and contraction of the material and the deformation caused by external forces, so that the deformation of the handle 1 does not affect the storage of the faucet 4, thereby ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4. In addition, during transportation, the beverage container may encounter external impact or extrusion. The reinforcing rib 9 can effectively disperse the pressure, reduce local stress concentration, and prevent the handle 1 from being deformed due to high pressure. The reinforcing rib 9 can also improve the rigidity of the overall structure, reduce structural fatigue and deformation problems caused by long-term use, thereby ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4.

[0034] There is a window on the handle for carrying.

[0035] The receiving portion 1 a is recessed downward to form a receiving groove 2 , and the receiving groove 2 opens upward.

[0036] A faucet 4 is provided in the receiving tank 2. The faucet 4 includes a pipe 4a. A connecting portion 4b and a liquid outlet 4c are provided at both ends of the pipe 4a. The liquid outlet 4c includes a screw cap 4c1 and a liquid outlet nozzle 4c2.

[0037] A wine spear 3 is inserted through the bottom of the container 2. This spear 3 comprises a spear body 3a and an anti-theft cover 3b connected to the top of the spear body 3a. The diameter of the cover 3b is smaller than that of the spear body 3a. When a faucet 4 is placed and secured within the container 2, the upper surface of the spear body 3a restricts downward movement of the faucet 4, while the outer surface of the cover 3b restricts inward rotation. This not only controls the flow of liquid through the spear 3, but also leverages its shape to limit the position of the faucet 4. This not only fully utilizes the space within the handle 1 but also results in a compact structure.

[0038] The walls of the accommodating tank 2 are provided with limiting grooves 1 and 2, 6. The connecting portion 4b is embedded in and restrained by limiting groove 1 5, while the liquid outlet portion 4c is embedded in and restrained by limiting groove 2 6. This ensures that the bottom surface of the conduit 4a is tightly fitted against the upper surface of the spear 3a, and the outer surface of the conduit 4a is tightly fitted against the outer surface of the anti-theft cover 3b. The conduit 4a is tightly fitted against the spear 3, the connecting portion 4b is tightly fitted against limiting groove 1 5, and the liquid outlet portion 4c is tightly fitted against limiting groove 2 6, forming a three-point restraining structure. This effectively restrains the faucet 4 in both the height and circumferential directions, ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4.

[0039] Furthermore, the walls of the receiving groove 2 are provided with a first retaining edge 7 and a second retaining edge 8. The sidewalls of the first retaining edge 7 smoothly transition with the upper wall of the limiting groove 1 5, while the sidewalls of the second retaining edge 8 smoothly transition with the upper wall of the limiting groove 2 6. The design of the first retaining edge 7 and the second retaining edge 8 provides additional support points on the walls of the receiving groove 2. They enhance mechanical stability when the faucet 4 is stored, preventing it from moving up and down or rotating circumferentially during transportation. Furthermore, the first retaining edge 7 and the second retaining edge 8 also serve as guides for the storage operation of the faucet 4. When installing the faucet 4, simply align the faucet 4 with the first retaining edge 7 and the second retaining edge 8 and snap it into place, making the storage operation of the faucet 4 simple and convenient. Furthermore, the smooth transition design reduces mechanical friction during installation and removal of the faucet 4.

[0040] Both the first and second retaining edges 7 and 8 are strip-shaped, with both ends of the first and second retaining edges 7 and 8 bent downward. The bends at both ends of the first and second retaining edges 7 and 8 not only provide a larger contact area but also further limit the circumferential rotation of the faucet 4, preventing damage to the faucet 4 due to collisions and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4.

[0041] Specifically, in the height direction, the end of the connecting portion 4b embedded in the limiting groove 1 5 can be limited by the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 1 5, or by the blocking edge 1 7, or by both the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 1 5 and the blocking edge 1 7. The end of the liquid outlet portion 4c embedded in the limiting groove 2 6 can be limited by the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 2 6, or by the blocking edge 2 8, or by both the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 2 6 and the blocking edge 2 8. In the circumferential direction, the end of the connecting portion 4b embedded in the limiting groove 1 5 can be limited by the groove bottom of the limiting groove 1 5, and the end of the liquid outlet portion 4c embedded in the limiting groove 2 6 can be limited by the groove bottom of the limiting groove 2 6. The blocking edge 2 8 includes a notch 8a, the opening of which faces downward. Specifically, the middle section of the blocking edge 2 8 protrudes upward to form the limiting notch 8a. The positioning notch 8a guides the faucet 4 during storage. When installing the faucet 4, the liquid spout 4c2 and the screw cap 4c1 are inserted into the positioning notch 1 5. Furthermore, by aligning the liquid spout 4c2 with the positioning notch 8a, the connecting portion 4b is aligned with the retaining edge 1 7, making storage of the faucet 4 simple and convenient. The positioning notch 1 5 not only limits the displacement of the screw cap 4c1 but also the liquid spout 4c2 in both the height and circumferential directions. Furthermore, the positioning notch further limits the displacement of the liquid spout 4c2, further limiting the displacement of the liquid spout 4c, thereby ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4.

[0042] The length of retaining edge 1 7 along the circumference of handle 1 is less than the length of limiting groove 1 5 along the circumference of handle 1, and the length of retaining edge 2 8 along the circumference of handle 1 is less than the length of limiting groove 2 6 along the circumference of handle 1. When installing faucet 4, the connection portion 4b can be easily inserted into limiting groove 1 5 by staggering the position of retaining edge 1 7. The liquid outlet portion 4c can be easily inserted into limiting groove 2 6 by staggering the position of retaining edge 2 8. Then, the faucet 4 can be rotated to align the connection portion 4b with retaining edge 1 7 and the liquid outlet portion 4c with retaining edge 2 8. This can achieve stable and reliable positioning of the faucet 4, ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4 while making it convenient to store.

[0043] When the faucet 4 is stored, the faucet 4 is placed and fixed in the receiving tank 2 .

[0044] In the height direction, the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 1 5 limits the upward movement of the connecting portion 4b, the upper groove wall of the limiting groove 2 6 limits the upward movement of the liquid outlet portion 4c, and the upper surface of the spear 3a limits the downward movement of the pipe 4a, so that the faucet 4 cannot move up or down in the height direction, that is, the faucet 4 is limited in the height direction.

[0045] In the circumferential direction, the bottom of the limiting groove 1 5 limits the connection part 4b from rotating outward, the bottom of the limiting groove 2 6 limits the liquid outlet part 4c from rotating outward, and the outer surface of the anti-theft cover 3b limits the pipe 4a from rotating inward, so that the faucet 4 cannot rotate inward or outward in the circumferential direction, that is, the faucet 4 is limited in the height direction.

[0046] The faucet 4 is limited in height and circumferential direction by the limiting groove 1 5, limiting groove 2 6, and wine spear 3, preventing it from moving up and down or rotating circumferentially during transportation, avoiding damage to the faucet 4 due to collision, and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4. The wine spear 3 is inserted into the bottom of the accommodating groove 2, and the limiting groove 1 5 and limiting groove 2 6 are set on the groove wall of the accommodating groove 2. The groove of the accommodating groove 2 is open, and the faucet 4 is inserted into the accommodating groove 2 from the open part, making the storage operation intuitive and convenient. The top of the handle 1 is provided with a accommodating groove 2 with an upward opening. The accommodating groove 2 is used to store the faucet 4, making full use of the internal space of the handle 1. The faucet 4 does not protrude from the top of the handle 1, avoiding damage caused by collision during transportation, and ensuring stable and reliable storage of the faucet 4.

[0047] Although this document frequently uses terms such as handle 1, receiving groove 2, wine spear 3, spear body 3a, anti-theft cover 3b, faucet 4, pipe 4a, connecting portion 4b, liquid outlet 4c, screw cap 4c1, liquid outlet nozzle 4c2, first limiting groove 5, second limiting groove 6, first retaining edge 7, second retaining edge 8, limiting recess 8a, and reinforcing rib 9, the use of other terms is not excluded. These terms are used solely to more conveniently describe and explain the essence of the present invention; interpreting them as any additional limitations is contrary to the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A faucet storage structure on a beverage container, comprising a cylindrical handle (1), a receiving groove (2) with an upward opening provided on the top of the handle (1), a wine spear (3) passing through the bottom of the receiving groove (2), and a faucet (4) provided in the receiving groove (2), characterized in that: A limiting groove 1 (5) and a limiting groove 2 (6) are provided on the groove wall of the accommodating groove (2); one end of the faucet (4) is embedded in the limiting groove 1 (5) and abuts against the limiting groove 1 (5); the other end is embedded in the limiting groove 2 (6) and abuts against the limiting groove 2 (6); and the bottom surface and side surface of the faucet (4) abut against the wine spear (3) respectively.

2. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 1, characterized in that: The notch of the limiting groove 1 (5) is provided with a first retaining edge (7), the notch of the limiting groove 2 (6) is provided with a second retaining edge (8), one end of the faucet (4) abuts against the first retaining edge (7), and the other end abuts against the second retaining edge (8).

3. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first retaining edge (7) and the second retaining edge (8) are both in the shape of strips. One end of the first retaining edge (7) close to the second retaining edge (8) is bent downward, and one end of the second retaining edge (8) close to the first retaining edge (7) is bent downward.

4. A faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: The end of the first retaining edge (7) away from the second retaining edge (8) is bent downward, and the end of the second retaining edge (8) away from the first retaining edge (7) is bent downward.

5. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 4, characterized in that: The second stopper (8) includes a limiting recess (8a), the opening of the limiting recess (8a) is downward, and one end of the faucet (4) extends into the limiting recess (8a).

6. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 5, characterized in that: The length of the first stopper (7) along the circumference of the handle (1) is less than the length of the first limiting groove (5) along the circumference of the handle (1), and the length of the second stopper (8) along the circumference of the handle (1) is less than the length of the second limiting groove (6) along the circumference of the handle (1).

7. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 6, characterized in that: The wine spear (3) comprises a spear body (3a) and an anti-theft cover (3b) connected to the top end of the spear body (3a), and the diameter of the anti-theft cover (3b) is smaller than the diameter of the spear body (3a).

8. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 7, characterized in that: The faucet (4) comprises a pipe (4a), and a connecting portion (4b) and a liquid outlet portion (4c) are respectively provided at both ends of the pipe (4a), the connecting portion (4b) is embedded in the first limiting groove (5) and abuts against the first blocking edge (7), the liquid outlet portion (4c) is embedded in the second limiting groove (6) and abuts against the second blocking edge (8), and the pipe (4a) abuts against the top surface of the spear body (3a) and the outer side wall of the anti-theft cover (3b).

9. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 8, characterized in that: The liquid outlet portion (4c) comprises a rotary cover (4c1) and a liquid outlet nozzle (4c2), wherein the rotary cover (4c1) and the liquid outlet nozzle (4c2) are both embedded in the limiting groove (5), and the liquid outlet nozzle (4c2) extends into the limiting recess (8a).

10. The faucet storage structure on a beverage container according to claim 9, characterized in that: The handle (1) is hollowed out, and a reinforcing rib (9) is provided at the hollowed-out portion of the handle (1).

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