Portable teacup assembly

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of tea cups, in particular to a portable tea cup assembly. The utility model provides a portable teacup assembly which comprises a teacup and a tea caddy used for containing and storing tea, and the teacup and the tea caddy are detachably installed together. The teacup and the tea caddy (s) are detachably mounted together to form a whole, so that the tea caddy is convenient to carry; when tea making is needed, a user firstly disassembles the teacup from the tea caddy, then takes out the tea from the tea caddy, puts the tea into the teacup, and then pours hot water into the teacup, so that the hot water makes the tea in the teacup for a period of time to form tea liquid, and the tea liquid can be enjoyed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of tea cups, in particular to a portable tea cup assembly. Background Art

[0002] Existing teacup assemblies typically include a teacup and a tea canister for storing tea leaves. To make tea, the user removes the tea leaves from the canister and places them in the teacup. Hot water is then poured into the cup, allowing the hot water to steep the tea leaves for a period of time before the tea liquid is ready for consumption. To carry this teacup assembly with you, you either need to carry the teacup and tea canister separately, or use a separate box to store the teacup and tea canister. Both options are inconvenient. Utility Model Content

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a teacup assembly which is easy to carry.

[0004] In order to solve the above problems, the utility model provides a portable teacup assembly, which includes a teacup and a tea canister for containing and storing tea leaves. The teacup and the tea canister are detachably installed together.

[0005] Furthermore, the teacup and the tea caddy are detachably mounted together, with the teacup on top and the tea caddy on the bottom.

[0006] Furthermore, the mouth of the teacup faces upwards, and a detachable cup cover is provided at the mouth of the teacup.

[0007] Furthermore, a tube insertion hole is provided on the cup cover, and a straw is provided which can pass through the tube insertion hole and extend into the teacup.

[0008] Furthermore, a leak-proof rubber piece is provided at the insertion hole to block the insertion hole, and a cross groove is opened at the center of the leak-proof rubber piece. When the straw is inserted from the outside of the cup cover into the cross groove, the leak-proof rubber piece is squeezed inward and then passes through the insertion hole into the teacup.

[0009] Furthermore, the opening of the tea can faces upwards, and a detachable can cover is provided at the can opening. The installation of the tea cup is achieved by clipping the bottom of the tea cup onto the can cover of the tea can.

[0010] Furthermore, the upper edge of the can cover partially extends radially inward to form a buckle, and the bottom of the teacup is provided with a slot, and the buckle is detachably snapped inward into the slot to achieve the installation.

[0011] Furthermore, the upper edge of the can cover partially extends radially outward to form a pull portion, which is aligned with the buckle. Pulling the pull portion outward drives the buckle to move outward and disengage from the slot, thereby removing the teacup from the can cover of the tea can.

[0012] Furthermore, the can lid is provided with a pouring hole for pouring out the tea leaves in the can, and an openable cover plate is provided on the pouring hole.

[0013] Furthermore, one of the tank cover and the cover plate is provided with a slider and the other is provided with a slide groove, the slider is detachably inserted into the slide groove, and the cover plate is movably mounted on the tank cover in this manner; when the slider moves laterally along the slide groove, the cover plate moves open relative to the tank cover to expose the pouring hole.

[0014] Beneficial effects: the teacup and the tea can are detachably mounted together to form a whole, which is convenient to carry; when tea needs to be brewed, the user first removes the teacup from the tea can, takes the tea leaves out of the tea can and puts them into the teacup, then pours hot water into the teacup, and lets the hot water steep the tea leaves in the teacup for a period of time to form tea liquid, which can then be enjoyed. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a teacup assembly (a teacup and a tea canister installed together).

[0016] Figure 2 This is a top view of the teacup assembly (the teacup and tea caddy installed together).

[0017] Figure 3 It is along Figure 2 Schematic cross-sectional view in the AA direction.

[0018] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram showing the structure of a tea can, a can lid and a cover plate.

[0019] Figure 5 This is a simplified exploded view of a tea can, its lid and its cover.

[0020] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the tank cover and cover plate from an upward perspective.

[0021] Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the tank cover and cover plate when viewed from above in the installed state.

[0022] Figure 8 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a teacup and a cup lid.

[0023] Figure 9 This is a simplified exploded view of a teacup and its lid.

[0024] Figure 10 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the cup lid from an upward perspective.

[0025] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a teacup, cup lid and straw.

[0026] Explanation of symbols:

[0027] 1-Teacup; 11-Card slot; 2-Tea can; 3-Cup lid; 31-Tube hole; 32-Leak-proof rubber part; 33-Cross slot; 4-Straw; 5-Can lid; 51-Clip; 52-Pulling part; 53-Pouring hole; 54-Slide; 6-Cover; 61-Slider. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] The present invention is further described in detail below in conjunction with specific embodiments.

[0029] See Figure 1 The portable teacup assembly includes a teacup 1 and a tea can 2 that are detachably connected and mounted together, with the teacup 1 on top and the tea can 2 on the bottom, both of which are made of stainless steel. Figure 4 and Figure 5 The opening of the tea can 2 faces upwards, and tea can be put into the tea can 2 for storage from the opening. The can lid 5 made of PP plastic is detachably screwed to the opening of the tea can 2, thereby blocking the opening of the tea can to prevent the tea from leaking directly from the opening. Figure 5 The can lid 5 is provided with a pouring hole 53 for pouring out the tea in the can, and two horizontal chutes 54 are provided on the rear side of the pouring hole 53. The two chutes 54 are symmetrically spaced apart; a cover plate 6 is provided above the pouring hole 53, and two sliders 61 are partially extended downward from the bottom surface of the cover plate 6 (see FIG. Figure 6 ), the two sliders 61 are symmetrically spaced and aligned with the two slide grooves 54. The two sliders 61 are detachably inserted into the two slide grooves 54, as shown in FIG. Figure 7 As shown, the cover plate 6 is movably mounted on the can lid 5 in this manner, covering the pouring hole 53 of the can lid 5. To pour out the tea leaves from the tea can 2, the user needs to push the cover plate 6 backward, causing the two sliders 61 of the cover plate 6 to move laterally backward along the two slide grooves 54. The cover plate 6 then moves backward relative to the can lid 5 to open, exposing the pouring hole 53. At this point, the user flips the tea can 2 over so that the pouring hole 53 is tilted downward. The tea leaves in the tea can 2 are then poured out of the can 2 through the pouring hole 53 under the action of their own gravity. After pouring out, the user pushes the cover plate 6 forward, causing it to move forward relative to the can lid 5 and return to its original position, thus re-covering the pouring hole 53 and preventing the tea leaves from leaking out of the pouring hole 53.

[0030] See Figure 5 The upper edge of the lid 5 of the tea can 2 extends upward, and the left and right parts of the upper edge respectively partially extend radially inward to form a buckle 51. The two buckles 51 are symmetrical (the buckle 51 on the left is blocked due to the angle of the figure). Figure 9 The cup 1 is facing upwards, and a slot 11 is formed around the outer wall of the bottom of the cup. The two buckles 51 (see Figure 5) can be detachably inserted into the card slot 11 of the teacup 1, such as Figure 3 As shown, the teacup 1 and the tea can 2 are detachably connected and mounted together to form a whole, which is convenient to carry. Figure 5 The left and right portions of the upper edge of the lid 5 each partially extend radially outward to form a lever portion 52. The two lever portions 52 are symmetrical and aligned with the two latches 51. When brewing tea, the user first pulls the two lever portions 52 outward, thereby moving the two latches 51 outward and disengaging the latching slots 11 of the teacup 1. The teacup 1 is no longer engaged with the lid 5 of the tea jar 2 and can be removed from the lid 5 of the tea jar 2. After the teacup 1 is removed, the user pours the tea leaves from the tea jar 2 into the teacup 1 as described above, then pours hot water into the teacup 1. The hot water is allowed to infuse the tea leaves in the teacup 1 for a period of time to form tea liquid, which can then be enjoyed. In other embodiments, the number of tea cans can be changed to multiple, and the outer wall of the bottom of each tea can is circumferentially provided with a card slot. Multiple tea cans are stacked up and down, and can be detachably connected and installed together in the same way as the above-mentioned tea cup 1 and tea can 2 are detachably connected and installed together. In this way, the tea cup 1 and the multiple tea cans together form a whole, which is convenient to carry.

[0031] See Figure 8 The silicone cup cover 3 is detachably covered on the mouth of the tea cup 1. The cup cover 3 is provided with an insertion hole 31 (combined with Figure 2 and Figure 10 ), and is provided with a straw 4 which can pass through the insertion hole 31 and extend into the teacup 1 (see Figure 11 ).See Figure 10 A silicone leak-proof rubber piece 32 is provided at the insertion hole 31. A very small cross-shaped groove 33 is provided at the center of the leak-proof rubber piece 32. The cross-shaped groove 33 divides the leak-proof rubber piece 32 into four parts. When the straw 4 is not inserted into the insertion hole 31, the leak-proof rubber piece 32 basically blocks the insertion hole 31 (only the very small cross-shaped groove 33 connects the inside and outside of the teacup 1). The tea in the teacup 1 is not likely to leak out through the very small cross-shaped groove 33 of the leak-proof rubber piece 32. When the straw 4 needs to be inserted into the teacup 1, the straw 4 is inserted downward from the top of the cup lid 3, aligning it with the cross-shaped groove 33 of the leak-proof rubber piece 32 and then downward. The four parts of the leak-proof rubber piece 32 are squeezed inward and downward, and then the straw 4 passes through the insertion hole 31 until it reaches the teacup 1. Figure 11 shown.

[0032] In this embodiment, the teacup 1 and the tea caddy 2 are detachably mounted together by snap-fitting. In other embodiments, the teacup 1 and the tea caddy 2 can be detachably mounted by magnetic attraction or threaded connection.

[0033] The above is only an embodiment of the present invention and does not limit the scope of patent protection. Those skilled in the art can make non-substantial changes or substitutions based on the present invention and still fall within the scope of patent protection.

Claims

1. A portable teacup assembly, comprising a teacup and a tea caddy for storing tea leaves, characterized in that: The teacup and the tea caddy are detachably snap-fitted and installed together, with the teacup on top and the tea caddy on the bottom.

2. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 1, wherein: The mouth of the teacup faces upwards, and a detachable cup cover is provided at the mouth of the teacup.

3. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 2, wherein: The cup cover is provided with a pipe insertion hole and is provided with a straw which can pass through the pipe insertion hole and extend into the teacup.

4. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 3, wherein: A leak-proof rubber piece is provided at the insertion hole to block the insertion hole, and a cross groove is opened in the center of the leak-proof rubber piece. When the straw is inserted from the outside of the cup cover into the cross groove, the leak-proof rubber piece is squeezed inward and then passes through the insertion hole into the teacup.

5. The portable teacup assembly according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein: The mouth of the tea can faces upwards and a detachable can cover is provided at the can mouth. The tea cup is specifically installed by clamping the bottom of the tea cup onto the can cover of the tea can.

6. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 5, wherein: The upper edge of the can cover partially extends radially inward to form a buckle, and the bottom of the teacup is provided with a slot, and the buckle is detachably inserted into the slot inward to achieve the installation.

7. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 6, wherein: The upper edge of the can cover partially extends radially outward to form a pull portion, which is aligned with the buckle. Pulling the pull portion outward drives the buckle to move outward and disengage from the slot, so that the teacup is removed from the can cover of the tea can.

8. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 5, wherein: The can cover is provided with a pouring through hole for pouring out the tea leaves in the can, and an openable cover plate is provided at the pouring through hole.

9. The portable teacup assembly according to claim 8, wherein: The tank cover and the cover plate are provided with a slider on one side and a slide groove on the other side. The slider is detachably inserted into the slide groove, and the cover plate is movably mounted on the tank cover in this manner. When the slider moves laterally along the slide groove, the cover plate moves open relative to the tank cover to expose the pouring hole.

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