Portable takeout bag of handle kettle

Abstract

The utility model discloses a portable takeout bag of a handle kettle, which comprises a bearing part made of mercerized cotton cloth, filled with cotton and used for wrapping the bottom and the peripheral wall of a kettle body of a water boiling kettle; the binding part is made of mercerized cotton cloth, internally provided with sandwiched cotton, integrally arranged with the bearing part and used for limiting the top of the kettle body of the water boiling kettle and a handle of the water boiling kettle; wherein the two groups of binding parts are respectively used for limiting the top of a kettle body of the water boiling kettle and a handle of the water boiling kettle, one group of binding parts comprises a first binding section and a second binding section, and the first binding section and the second binding section are oppositely arranged. The package made of the mercerized cotton material is soft, the surface of the package naturally turns and disappears, the surface of the kettle body is protected against scratches, the package contains the cotton to play a buffering role, the binding part enables the water boiling kettle to be firmly limited in the package and not prone to disengagement, the water boiling kettle can be rapidly disengaged by pulling out the snap fastener structure during unsealing, the whole water boiling kettle is flexibly packaged, and the packaging effect is good. The kettle body of the water boiling kettle cannot be scratched, and the tediousness of unsealing operation cannot be caused.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of product packaging technology, and in particular to a portable carrying bag for a water bottle with a handle. Background Technology

[0002] Tea brewing is a traditional Chinese culture, and a kettle is an indispensable tool in the tea brewing process.

[0003] Due to the elegance and refinement of tea-brewing culture, the choice of materials and the bright, lustrous appearance of the kettle are also essential elements of its sophistication. However, in current logistics and packaging scenarios, these kettles are often packaged in cardboard boxes. During transportation, bumps can cause the kettle to collide with the cardboard box, resulting in scratches on the kettle or damage to the box itself, making it impossible to properly package the kettle and increasing the risk of further damage. Alternatively, foam wrapping followed by tape can provide better protection than cardboard boxes, but it leads to more cumbersome unpacking and signing for delivery. Furthermore, there is a lack of proper packaging for these kettles when carried outdoors, as they are usually carried by the handle, which causes frequent shaking and inconvenience. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a portable carrying bag for a kettle with a handle, which can protect the kettle body and facilitate the opening of the package when signing for it.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0006] A portable carrying case for a kettle with a handle includes:

[0007] The supporting part is made of mercerized cotton fabric with cotton padding, which is used to wrap the bottom and the sides of the kettle.

[0008] The binding part is made of mercerized cotton fabric with quilted cotton inside, and is integrated with the support part to limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle.

[0009] The binding part has two sets, which respectively limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle. One set consists of a first binding section and a second binding section, which are set opposite to each other. When they overlap, they pass through the blank area between the top of the kettle body and the handle. The overlapping part is limited to the top of the kettle body by a button and rope structure. The other set consists of a third binding section and a fourth binding section, which are set opposite to each other. When they overlap, they cover the top of the kettle handle. The overlapping part is limited to the kettle handle by a snap fastener structure.

[0010] Preferably, the fabric is sewn together on the first binding section to form a pocket for holding the kettle lid.

[0011] Preferably, the binding part also has a fifth binding section, which is sewn into the bottom of the support part and close to the third binding section in the form of a stitch. The fifth binding section has two symmetrically arranged stabilizing pouches with a gap between the two stabilizing pouches for the kettle spout to pass through. A snap fastener structure is provided between the fifth binding section and the fourth binding section.

[0012] Preferably, a sixth binding section is provided on the fourth binding section, and a snap fastener structure is provided between the sixth binding section and the fourth binding section.

[0013] Preferably, the snap fastener structure has a male snap and a female snap, which are respectively disposed on two binding sections, so that the two binding sections are detachably connected.

[0014] Preferably, the two ends of the tethering rope are fixedly attached to the second binding section by sewing, forming a loop that can be used to fasten a button.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0016] This invention utilizes mercerized cotton material to create a soft packaging that eliminates natural curvature on the surface, protecting the kettle from scratches. The packaging also contains cotton padding for cushioning, and the binding parts firmly secure the kettle within the packaging, preventing it from easily detaching. When unpacking, simply pull out the snap fasteners for quick release. This flexible packaging for the kettle prevents scratches on the kettle body and avoids the hassle of unpacking.

[0017] This utility model's portable carrying bag features clever partitions to protect the spout and lid, which are easily bumped, and a fixed handle position, achieving the advantages of both aesthetics and safety. It can be easily stored in a tea basket or tea box, making it convenient for outdoor tea brewing and carrying when going out. It can be carried directly by hand, is compact and convenient, and ensures both safety and aesthetics. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a top view of the portable carrying bag for a water bottle with a handle proposed in this utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 A bottom view schematic diagram of the portable carrying bag for a water bottle with a handle proposed in this utility model;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a side view of the portable carrying bag for a water bottle with a handle according to the present invention.

[0021] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the fifth binding section in the portable carrying bag of a water bottle with a handle proposed in this utility model.

[0022] In the diagram: 1. First binding section; 2. Second binding section; 3. Third binding section; 4. Fourth binding section; 5. Fifth binding section; 6. Sixth binding section; 7. Button; 8. Tie rope; 9. Pocket; 10. Snap button. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present utility model without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0024] A portable carrying case for a kettle with a handle includes:

[0025] The supporting part is made of mercerized cotton fabric with cotton padding, which is used to wrap the bottom and the sides of the kettle.

[0026] The binding part is made of mercerized cotton fabric with quilted cotton inside, and is integrated with the support part to limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle.

[0027] The binding part has two sets, which respectively limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle. One set consists of a first binding section 1 and a second binding section 2, which are set opposite to each other. When they overlap, they pass through the blank area between the top of the kettle body and the handle. The overlapping part is limited to the top of the kettle body by the button 7 and the rope 8 structure. The other set consists of a third binding section 3 and a fourth binding section 4, which are set opposite to each other. When they overlap, they cover the top of the kettle handle. The overlapping part is limited to the kettle handle by the snap fastener 10 structure.

[0028] Through the above technical solution, the packaging made of mercerized cotton material is soft, the natural curvature of the surface disappears, protecting the surface of the kettle from scratches, and the packaging contains cotton padding to provide cushioning. The binding part keeps the kettle firmly in the packaging and does not easily fall off. When opening the package, the snap 10 structure can be pulled out quickly. The overall flexible packaging of the kettle will not cause scratches on the kettle body, nor will it make the opening operation cumbersome.

[0029] The first binding section 1 is sewn with fabric to form a pocket 9, which is used to hold the lid of the kettle.

[0030] The above technical solution separates the kettle lid from the kettle body during packaging and transportation, avoiding wear and tear between the lid and body due to bumps and jostling during transit, thus ensuring the kettle's condition.

[0031] The binding part also has a fifth binding section 5, which is sewn into the bottom of the support part and close to the third binding section 3 in the form of stitching. The fifth binding section 5 has two symmetrically arranged stabilizing pouches with a gap between the two stabilizing pouches for the kettle spout to pass through. A snap fastener 10 structure is provided between the fifth binding section 5 and the fourth binding section 4.

[0032] With the above technical solution, when the kettle spout passes through the gap during packaging, it is held by two stabilizing pouches to stabilize the position of the spout and thus stabilize the position of the kettle body inside the packaging, preventing it from shifting randomly during transportation.

[0033] A sixth binding section 6 is provided on the fourth binding section 4, and a snap fastener 10 is provided between the sixth binding section 6 and the fourth binding section 4.

[0034] Through the above technical solution, the sixth binding section 6, together with the fourth binding section 4, restricts the kettle handle, so that the fourth binding section 4 covering the kettle handle can better stabilize the kettle handle and prevent it from deflecting randomly.

[0035] The snap fastener 10 has a male and a female fastener, which are respectively set on two binding sections, so the two binding sections can be detachably connected.

[0036] Snap 10, also known as snap fastener, consists of a male (convex) snap and a female (concave) snap. Snap 10 can be fixed to the binding section using tools such as a sewing needle, matching colored thread, and scissors. Of course, the same applies to the button 7 structure and the cord 8 structure.

[0037] The two ends of the tying rope 8 are fixed to the second binding section 2 by sewing, forming a loop hole that can be used to fasten the button 7. The tying rope 8 can also be replaced by a spring rope or rubber band, which can adaptively adjust the length of the tying rope 8 when fastening the button 7.

[0038] Working principle:

[0039] During packaging, the kettle spout is inserted completely into the bottom support after passing through multiple gaps. The kettle lid is placed into the pocket 9 inside the first binding section 1, and the first binding section 1 is placed over the top of the kettle. Then, the second binding section 2 is placed over the first binding section 1, and the rope 8 on the second binding section 2 is used to secure the button 7 on the first binding section 1. The fourth binding section 4 is placed over the kettle handle, and the handle is secured with the sixth binding section 6. The handle is then secured by the snap fastener 10 structure between the fourth binding section 4 and the fifth binding section 5, and finally secured by the snap fastener 10 structure between the third binding section 3 and the fourth binding section 4, thus completing the packaging of the kettle.

[0040] When unpacking, simply reverse the process of packaging.

[0041] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model, but the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Any equivalent substitutions or changes made by those skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in the present utility model, based on the technical solution and the inventive concept of the present utility model, should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A portable carrying bag for a water bottle with a lifting handle, characterized in that, It comprises: a supporting part made of silk cotton cloth containing cotton, which is used to wrap the bottom of the kettle body and the wall of the kettle body; a binding part made of silk cotton cloth containing cotton, which is integrally arranged with the supporting part, and is used to limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle; wherein the binding part has two groups, which are used to limit the top of the kettle body and the handle of the kettle, respectively, one group is the first binding section (1) and the second binding section (2), the first binding section (1) and the second binding section (2) are oppositely arranged, and when they overlap each other, they pass through the blank area between the top of the kettle body and the handle, and the overlapping part is limited by the buckle (7) and the rope (8) structure to limit the top of the kettle body, the other group is the third binding section (3) and the fourth binding section (4), the third binding section (3) and the fourth binding section (4) are oppositely arranged, and when they overlap each other, they cover the top of the handle of the kettle, and the overlapping part is limited by the snap (10) structure.

2. The portable carrying case for a handle-equipped water bottle of claim 1, wherein The first binding section (1) is sewn with a sewing thread to form a pocket (9) for containing the kettle cover.

3. The portable carrying case for a handle-equipped water bottle of claim 1, wherein, The binding part also has a fifth binding section (5) which is sewn in the inner bottom of the supporting part and close to the third binding section (3), the fifth binding section (5) has two symmetrically arranged stable capsules, and the gap between the two stable capsules is used for the through of the kettle spout, the snap (10) structure is arranged between the fifth binding section (5) and the fourth binding section (4).

4. The portable carrying case for a handle-equipped water bottle of claim 1, wherein, The sixth binding section (6) is arranged on the fourth binding section (4), and the snap (10) structure is arranged between the sixth binding section (6) and the fourth binding section (4).

5. The portable carrying case for a handle-equipped pitcher of claim 1, wherein, The snap (10) structure has a male buckle and a female buckle, and the male buckle and the female buckle are arranged on two binding sections, respectively, so that the two binding sections can be detachably connected.

6. The portable carrying case for a handle-equipped pitcher of claim 1, wherein, The two ends of the rope (8) are fixedly arranged on the second binding section (2) by sewing to form a sleeve hole capable of sleeving the buckle (7).

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