Vacuum cup with handle provided with straw storage cavity

Abstract

The utility model relates to a vacuum cup with a straw containing cavity on a handle, and aims to solve the technical problems that a straw of an existing similar product is long, the straw is inconvenient to store and take, the use mode is single, and direct drinking type structural design is lacked. A handle shell is arranged on one side of the outer diameter of a stainless steel cup body of the vacuum cup, a cup cover is arranged on a cup opening of the stainless steel cup body, a straw is arranged at a straw hole in the middle of the cup cover, and a hole cover is arranged on one side of the straw hole in the top of the cup cover. The drinking cup is characterized in that the straw comprises an inner straw and an outer straw, a hole plug at one end of the hole cover is fixed in a straw hole of the cup cover in an interference buckling mode, one end of the inner straw in the stainless steel cup body is fixed in a lower straw hole in the hole cover of the cup cover, and one end of the outer straw is fixed in an upper straw hole in the cup cover. When the outer straw is not used and taken down, the outer straw is placed in the straw cavity in the handle shell, and the upper straw hole of the hole cover is sealed by the plug at the other end of the hole cover; a handle cavity cover is arranged on a top shell opening of the straw cavity of the handle shell, and a turning cover used after the outer straw is stored is arranged on the top of the cup cover.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The utility model relates to a vacuum cup, and particularly to a vacuum cup with a handle and a straw storage cavity. BACKGROUND

[0002] A vacuum cup generally refers to a water cup with inner and outer cup bodies, and most of the products are made of stainless steel inner and outer cup bodies. The space between the inner and outer cup bodies is provided with vacuum, gas, liquid or heat preservation materials. In addition to the double-layer stainless steel structure of the cup body, some similar products set the straw at the handle to facilitate the carrying and use of the straw. For example, the patent document CN2052007919.5, granted on June 10, 2015, discloses a multifunctional straw cup. Another example is the patent document CN20420113772.1, granted on August 27, 2014, which discloses a self-service drinking cup. However, the above-mentioned products and similar products have the following problems: the straw is too long, the storage and access are inconvenient, the use mode is single, and there is a lack of direct drinking structure design. SUMMARY

[0003] To overcome the above-mentioned problems, the utility model provides a vacuum cup with a handle and a straw storage cavity to solve the technical problems of the long straw, the inconvenient storage and access, the single use mode, and the lack of direct drinking structure design of the existing similar products. The technical scheme is as follows.

[0004] A vacuum cup with a handle and a straw storage cavity, wherein one side of the outer diameter of the stainless steel cup body is provided with a handle shell, the cup opening of the stainless steel cup body is provided with a cup cover, the straw hole in the middle of the cup cover is provided with a straw, and one side of the straw hole at the top of the cup cover is provided with a hole cover. The structure design points are as follows: the straw includes an inner straw and an outer straw, the hole plug at one end of the hole cover is fixed in the straw hole of the cup cover through interference fit, one end of the inner straw in the stainless steel cup body is fixed in the lower straw hole of the hole cover, and one end of the outer straw is fixed in the upper straw hole of the hole cover; when the outer straw is not used, the outer straw is placed in the straw cavity in the handle shell, and the plug at the other end of the hole cover seals the upper straw hole of the hole cover; the top shell opening of the straw cavity of the handle shell is provided with a handle cavity cover.

[0005] The cup lid has a flip cover on top, which is semi-circular. The outer diameter ends of one side of the semi-circular groove of the flip cover are hinged and fixed in the lid groove on the top of the cup lid, and it flips open and closes. The high edge of one side of the cup lid is arc-shaped and protrudes higher than the low edge of the other side. When the flip cover is flipped open, the outer groove formed by bending outward at the corner of the other side of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the high edge of the lid opening on one side of the flip cover. The plug of the flip cover seals the water outlet of the cup lid. When the flip cover is closed, there is an air hole on the top of the cup lid on the lower side. When the external straw is not in use and is removed, the other end of the hole cover seals the upper straw hole of the hole cover. The low buckle groove on the inner side of the outer groove of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the outer buckle rib of the lid opening on the other side of the flip cover.

[0006] The handle cavity cover includes a cover body and a button. One end of the cover body is hinged and fixed to the cavity opening of the handle housing, and the other end of the cover body is fastened to one end of the button on the outer side of the cavity opening of the handle housing. The bottom center of the button is hinged and fixed to the button groove of the handle housing via a pin, allowing it to swing. Pressing down the other end of the button causes the button to swing, disengaging it from the cover body. The above is one embodiment of the handle cavity cover structure, which can also be opened and closed using a simple fastening method.

[0007] The inner straw and the outer straw are connected as one piece to form a telescopic straw, which is inserted into the stainless steel cup body through the upper straw hole and the lower straw hole of the cup lid.

[0008] The handle housing has a straw storage shell inside the straw cavity. This structure facilitates the formation and sealing of the straw cavity.

[0009] The handle shell is U-shaped, and its two ends are hinged and fixed to the outer diameter of the stainless steel cup body. This allows the handle shell to be easily retracted and folded as needed.

[0010] This utility model has a reasonable structural design, is easy to use and carry, especially the straw is easy to carry, and it is convenient to switch between straw and direct drinking methods; it is suitable for use as a thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity, and is a structural improvement of similar products. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the present invention.

[0012] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure.

[0013] Figure 3 yes Figure 1 A cross-sectional view of the straw after it has been removed and stored.

[0014] Figure 4 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the improved structure is shown, omitting the flip cover and its corresponding structure.

[0015] Attached figures and their names: 1. Stainless steel cup body, 2. Inner straw, 3. Cup lid, 301. Water outlet, 4. Plug, 5. Flip lid, 501. Outer groove, 502. Low buckle groove, 6. Outer straw, 7. Hole cover, 701. Plug, 8. Handle cavity cover, 801. Lid body, 802. Button, 9. Straw cavity, 10. Handle shell. Implementation

[0016] The structure of this utility model will now be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings. For example... Figures 1-3 As shown, the stainless steel cup body 1 of the thermos has a handle shell 10 on one side of its outer diameter, a cup lid 3 at the mouth of the stainless steel cup body, a straw at the straw hole in the middle of the cup lid, and a hole cover 7 on one side of the straw hole at the top of the cup lid; the straw includes an inner straw 2 and an outer straw 6, the plug at one end of the hole cover is interference-fitted and fixed to the straw hole of the cup lid, one end of the inner straw in the stainless steel cup body is fixed in the lower straw hole at the hole cover of the cup lid, and one end of the outer straw is fixed in the upper straw hole at the cup lid. When the outer straw is not in use and is removed, it is placed in the straw cavity 9 inside the handle housing 10, and the plug 701 at the other end of the hole cover seals the upper straw hole of the hole cover; the top opening of the straw cavity of the handle housing is provided with a handle cavity cover 8, which includes a cover body 801 and a button 802. One end of the cover body is hinged and fixed to the cavity opening of the handle housing 10, and the other end of the cover body is fastened to one end of the button on the outside of the cavity opening of the handle housing. The bottom of the button in the middle is hinged and fixed to the button groove of the handle housing through a pin. Pressing down the other end of the button causes the button to swing, and the button is separated from the cover body; the handle housing is U-shaped.

[0017] Meanwhile, the top of the cup lid is provided with a flip cover 5, which is semi-circular. The outer diameter ends of one side of the semi-circular groove of the flip cover are hinged and fixed in the lid groove on the top of the cup lid, and the cup lid is flipped open and closed. The high edge of one side of the cup lid is arc-shaped and protrudes higher than the low edge of the other side. When the flip cover is flipped open, the outer groove 501 formed by bending outward at the corner of the other side of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the high edge of the lid opening on one side of the flip cover. The plug 4 of the flip cover seals the water outlet 301 of the cup lid. When the flip cover is closed, there is an air hole on the top of the cup lid on the lower side. When the external straw is not in use and is removed, the other end of the hole cover seals the upper straw hole of the hole cover. The low buckle groove 502 on the inner side of the outer groove of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the outer buckle rib of the lid opening on the other side of the flip cover.

[0018] To use, open the cap and handle chamber cap, remove the outer straw from the handle shell of the handle chamber cap, and insert the outer straw into the upper straw hole of the cap. The thermos can then be used with the straw. To put the outer straw back into the handle shell, close the cap by replacing the plug to seal the upper straw hole, open the flip-top to the outer edge of the lid and fasten it, then drink through the spout of the lid. To close the spout, open the flip-top to the other side of the lid and fasten it.

[0019] like Figure 4As shown, the thermos can also omit the flip-top and its corresponding parts and structure as needed, and the inner straw and outer straw can be connected as one to form a telescopic straw. The telescopic straw is inserted into the stainless steel cup body through the upper straw hole and lower straw hole of the cup lid; the straw cavity of the handle shell is provided with a straw storage shell to facilitate the placement of the outer straw, or the two ends of the handle shell are fixed to the outer diameter of the stainless steel cup body by hinge.

Claims

1. A thermos cup with a handle and a straw storage cavity, wherein the stainless steel cup body (1) has a handle shell (10) on one side of its outer diameter, a cup lid (3) is provided at the mouth of the stainless steel cup body, a straw is provided at the straw hole in the middle of the cup lid, and a hole cover (7) is provided on one side of the straw hole at the top of the cup lid; characterized in that The straw includes an inner straw (2) and an outer straw (6). The plug at one end of the cap (7) is interference-fitted to the straw hole of the cup cap (3). One end of the inner straw in the stainless steel cup body (1) is fixed in the lower straw hole of the cap, and one end of the outer straw is fixed in the upper straw hole of the cap. When the outer straw is not in use and is removed, it is placed in the straw cavity (9) inside the handle shell (10), and the plug (701) at the other end of the cap seals the upper straw hole of the cap. The top opening of the straw cavity of the handle shell is provided with a handle cavity cap (8).

2. The thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity according to claim 1, characterized in that... The top of the cup lid (3) is provided with a flip cover (5). The flip cover is semi-circular. The outer diameter of one side of the semi-circular groove of the flip cover is hinged and fixed in the lid groove at the top of the cup lid. The high edge of one side of the cup lid is arc-shaped and protrudes higher than the low edge of the other side. When the flip cover is flipped open, the outer groove (501) formed by bending outward at the corner of the other side of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the high edge of the lid opening on one side of the flip cover. The plug (4) of the flip cover seals the water outlet (301) of the cup lid. When the flip cover is closed, there is an air hole on the top of the cup lid on the lower side. When the external suction tube is not used and is removed, the other end of the hole cover (7) seals the upper suction tube hole of the hole cover. The low buckle groove (502) on the inner side of the outer groove of the flip cover is fastened and fixed to the outer buckle rib of the lid opening on the other side of the flip cover.

3. The thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity according to claim 1, characterized in that... The handle cavity cover (8) includes a cover body (801) and a button (802). One end of the cover body is hinged and fixed to the cavity opening of the handle shell (10). The other end of the cover body is fastened to one end of the button on the outside of the cavity opening of the handle shell. The bottom of the middle of the button is hinged and fixed to the button groove of the handle shell through a pin. Pressing down the other end of the button causes the button to swing, and the button is separated from the cover body.

4. The thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity according to claim 1, characterized in that... The inner straw (2) and the outer straw (6) are connected as one to form a telescopic straw. The telescopic straw is inserted into the stainless steel cup body (1) through the upper straw hole and the lower straw hole of the cup lid (3).

5. The thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity according to claim 1, characterized in that... The straw storage shell is provided in the straw cavity (9) of the handle shell (10).

6. The thermos cup with a handle and straw storage cavity according to claim 1, characterized in that... The handle shell (10) is U-shaped, and the two ends of the handle shell are hinged and fixed to the outer diameter of the stainless steel cup body (1).

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