A gashapon machine

Abstract

This utility model discloses a gashapon machine, including a base at the bottom, a lower shell fixedly mounted on the base, an upper shell snapped onto the upper part of the lower shell for holding gashapon capsules, and a torsion assembly located inside the lower shell. The torsion assembly can receive gashapon capsules falling from the upper shell and rotate them within the lower shell. When the rotation reaches a certain angle, the gashapon capsule detaches from the torsion assembly, falls onto the base, and rolls out. This utility model, through a modular snap-fit ​​and bolt-fixed assembly method, ensures the stability of the overall structure, reduces the risk of component loosening, and facilitates disassembly and maintenance, effectively reducing maintenance costs. The mechanical locking structure of the snap-fit ​​and slot provides clear indication of completion during the torsion process through a "click" sound and sudden changes in resistance, enhancing the user experience.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of gashapon machine technology, and in particular to a gashapon machine. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, gashapon machines, as devices that combine entertainment and collectability, are very popular among children and teenagers. Their operation is simple and straightforward: users rotate the control mechanism, and the gashapon capsules inside will randomly fall out, bringing unexpected surprises.

[0003] Existing gashapon machines have a complex structure, with most being integral units that are difficult to disassemble and assemble. When it is necessary to replenish gashapon capsules, clean the interior, or replace damaged parts, a lot of time and manpower are required, reducing the efficiency of operation and maintenance. Most gashapon machines lack clear indications of when to rotate properly, requiring users to rely on visual judgment to determine whether the operation is complete. This can easily lead to insufficient or excessive rotation, increasing the difficulty of operation and resulting in a poor user experience. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a gashapon machine to solve the technical problems existing in the prior art.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the specific technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0006] A gashapon machine includes a base at the bottom, a lower housing fixedly mounted on the base, an upper housing snapped onto the upper part of the lower housing for holding gashapon capsules, and a torsion assembly located inside the lower housing. The torsion assembly is capable of receiving gashapon capsules falling from the upper housing and rotating the gashapon capsules within the lower housing. When the rotation reaches a certain angle, the gashapon capsules leave the torsion assembly, fall onto the base, and roll out.

[0007] Preferably, the torsion assembly includes a torsion container that is an integral hollow hemisphere, with a pair of guide wings on both sides of the torsion container; a first torsion bar is integrally connected to the rear of the torsion container, and a second torsion bar is integrally connected to the front of the torsion container; a limiting disc is provided at a certain position on the first torsion bar, and a locking component is integrally installed at its end; the locking component is an integral circular disc structure, with two sets of irregularly shaped limiting components symmetrically distributed on its outer circumference; the irregularly shaped limiting components are composed of arc segments and toothed segments; the arc segments are smooth arc curves that provide an angular buffer zone for the torsion process; the toothed segments are protruding wedge-shaped teeth used for mechanical locking.

[0008] Preferably, the base is disc-shaped, including a central concave cavity and two stepped protrusions at the edges; the central concave cavity is provided with a support member for installing and supporting the torsion assembly, a tongue-shaped plate for receiving the falling capsule, a pair of lower guide plates for guiding the capsule's fall, and evenly spaced bolt mounting holes; the support member is an integrally formed convex platform with a certain height, with a "U"-shaped groove on its upper part for installing the first torsion bar, and a limiting groove inside for installing the limiting plate; the back of the support member is provided with a pair of parallel and symmetrical locking strips from top to bottom, with a locking groove formed in the middle of the pair of locking strips.

[0009] Preferably, the lower shell is an axially continuous cylindrical shape with an annular surface at its upper end. A circular opening at the center of the annular surface serves as an egg drop hole, and symmetrical strip-shaped openings are formed on the annular surface. An installation groove is provided on the outer edge of the annular surface, and L-shaped locking blocks are arranged opposite each other on the outer wall of the installation groove. A pressure plate is provided inside the lower shell, which can press against the upper part of the U-shaped groove of the support member to close the upper opening of the U-shaped groove. An upper guide plate is provided inside the lower shell, and the lower end of the upper guide plate can abut against the upper end of the lower guide plate on the base to form a guide plate. An inverted U-shaped egg outlet is provided on the side of the lower shell.

[0010] Preferably, the upper shell is an overall lantern-shaped ellipsoid, composed of two hemispheres that engage with positioning blocks and positioning grooves, mainly used to hold gashapon toys; both the upper and lower parts are provided with circular openings; the upper opening is covered by a cover, and the edge of the upper opening is provided with a first latch for the latch of the cover to pass through; the edge of the lower opening is provided with a mounting part, and the mounting part is provided with a second latch and an "L"-shaped groove.

[0011] Preferably, the first torsion bar is rotatably installed in the "U"-shaped groove of the base support, and the limiting plate is installed in the limiting groove. After installation, the locking piece at the end of the first torsion bar is located on the back of the support, and its toothed section can be embedded in the locking groove on the back of the support. The second torsion bar is rotatably installed in the torsion bar mounting hole of the support frame and extends outward through the torsion bar mounting hole. Its extended end is connected to a torsion handle. The torsion handle has a bow-shaped structure, which is convenient for the user to hold and apply rotational force.

[0012] Preferably, one end of the tongue-shaped plate abuts against the lower part of the support member, and the other end extends radially along the central cavity, passes through two steps, and expands outward to form an arc-shaped extension end. The height of the extension end is lower than the height of the abutting end. The lower guide plate is located on both sides of the tongue-shaped plate, and its upper end can abut against the lower end of the upper guide plate of the lower housing to form a guide plate. Insertion holes are provided at the positions where the tongue-shaped plate intersects with the two steps for the insertion of the support frame's connector.

[0013] Preferably, the lower housing has a bolt mounting post inside, and the end of the bolt mounting post has a threaded hole that can mate with the bolt mounting hole on the base, so that the lower housing can be fixedly installed on the base by bolts; the outer diameter of the lower housing matches the inner diameter of the first step of the base, so that the lower housing fits perfectly inside the first step of the base; the lower housing has a pair of "cat ear" clips inside, which are used to hold the "cat ears" of the support frame.

[0014] Preferably, the support frame is in the shape of an inverted "U" and is fitted into the egg outlet of the lower shell. The connector at its lower end is inserted into the socket of the base and is engaged with the base. The pair of protruding "cat ears" at the upper end are fitted into the "cat ear" clips of the lower shell and are engaged with the lower shell. A torsion bar mounting hole is provided in the middle of the upper part of the support frame for the second torsion bar to be rotatably installed therein.

[0015] This utility model has the following advantages:

[0016] 1. This utility model adopts a modular snap-fit ​​and bolt-fixed assembly method (such as the "L"-shaped snap-fit ​​block-"L"-shaped slot matching between the upper shell and the lower shell, the support frame snap-fitting with the base and lower shell through the plug connector, "cat ears", the cover snap-fitting with the upper shell, and the bolt connection between the base and the lower shell), which not only ensures the stability of the overall structure, but also reduces the risk of component loosening, and makes disassembly and maintenance more convenient.

[0017] 2. This utility model utilizes a mechanical locking structure between the card and the slot (the protruding tooth section of the irregularly shaped limiting part cooperates with the slot of the support part), which clearly indicates that the twisting is in place through a "click" sound and a sudden change in resistance during the twisting process, allowing users to complete the operation without relying on visual judgment. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a front view schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 2 This is a side view of the overall structure of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the base structure of this utility model;

[0021] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the base structure of this utility model;

[0022] Figure 5 This is a front view schematic diagram of the lower shell structure of this utility model;

[0023] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the lower shell structure of this utility model;

[0024] Figure 7This is a schematic diagram of the lower housing of this utility model in its installation state;

[0025] Figure 8 This is a disassembly diagram of the upper shell structure of this utility model;

[0026] Figure 9 This is a disassembly diagram of the upper shell structure of this utility model;

[0027] Figure 10 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the torsion component structure of this utility model;

[0028] Figure 11 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the torsion component structure of this utility model;

[0029] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the installation state of the torsion assembly of this utility model;

[0030] Figure 13 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the support frame structure of this utility model;

[0031] Figure 14 This is a cross-sectional view of the overall structure of this utility model.

[0032] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures:

[0033] 10. Base; 11. Support component; 111. "U" shaped groove; 112. Limiting groove; 113. Locking strip; 114. Locking slot; 12. Tongue plate; 13. Lower guide plate; 14. Insertion hole; 15. Central cavity; 16. First-level step; 17. Second-level step; 18. Bolt mounting hole;

[0034] 20. Lower shell; 21. Pressure plate; 22. Upper guide plate; 23. "L" shaped locking block; 24. Annular surface; 241. Strip-shaped opening; 25. Egg drop hole; 26. Bolt mounting post; 27. Egg outlet; 28. Mounting groove; 29. ​​"Cat ear" clip;

[0035] 30. Upper housing; 31. First bayonet; 32. Positioning block; 33. Positioning groove; 34. Second bayonet; 35. "L" shaped slot; 36. Mounting part;

[0036] 40. Cover; 41. Buckle;

[0037] 50. Torsion assembly; 51. Torsion container; 52. Guide wing; 53. First torsion bar; 54. Second torsion bar; 55. Limiting plate; 56. Clamping element; 561. Irregularly shaped limiting element; 5611. Arc segment; 5612. Toothed segment; 57. Torsion handle;

[0038] 60. Support frame; 61. Connector; 62. Torsion bar mounting hole; 63. "Cat ears". Detailed Implementation

[0039] To better understand the purpose, structure, and function of this utility model, a gashapon machine of this utility model will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0040] like Figure 1-14 As shown, this utility model provides a gashapon machine, including a base 10 that provides overall support at the bottom, a lower housing 20 fixedly installed on the base 10 to accommodate a torsion assembly 50, an upper housing 30 snapped onto the upper part of the lower housing 20 for holding gashapon, a cover 40 covering the upper part of the upper housing 30, a torsion assembly 50 located inside the lower housing 20, and a support frame 60 that supports the torsion assembly 50; the torsion assembly 50 can receive gashapon falling from the upper housing 30 and carry the gashapon to rotate inside the lower housing 20, and when it rotates to a certain angle, the gashapon leaves the torsion assembly 50, falls onto the base 10, and rolls out.

[0041] The base 10 is generally disc-shaped, including a central cavity 15. The edge of the central cavity 15 is raised to a certain height to form an annular protrusion, which is the first step 16. The outer side of the first step 16 extends outward and sinks to a certain height to form an "outer ring low platform", which is the second step 17. The central cavity 15 is provided with a support member 11 for installing and supporting the torsion assembly 50, a tongue-shaped plate 12 for receiving the dropped capsule, a pair of lower guide plates 13 for guiding the capsule's fall, and four evenly arranged bolt mounting holes 18. The support member 11 is an integrally formed convex platform with a certain height. Its upper part has a "U"-shaped groove 111 for installing the first torsion bar 53. The depth of the "U"-shaped groove 111 is slightly greater than that of the first torsion bar 53. The support member 11 has a diameter of 3 and an internal limiting groove 112 for mounting the limiting plate 55. A pair of parallel and symmetrical locking strips 113 are arranged on the back of the support member 11 from top to bottom, and a locking groove 114 is formed in the middle of the pair of locking strips 113. One end of the tongue plate 12 abuts against the lower part of the support member 11, and the other end extends along the radial direction of the central cavity 15, passes through two steps, and extends outward to form an arc-shaped extension end. The height of the extension end is lower than the height of the abutting end. The lower guide plate 13 is located on both sides of the tongue plate 12, and its upper end can abut against the lower end of the upper guide plate 22 of the lower housing 20 to form a guide plate. Insertion holes 14 are provided at the positions where the tongue plate 12 intersects with the two steps, for the insertion of the connector 61 of the support frame 60.

[0042] The lower housing 20 is an axially continuous cylindrical shape, with a diameter at a specific height at the top that is smaller than the diameter at the bottom. It contains bolt mounting posts 26, each with a threaded hole at its end. These threaded holes mate with bolt mounting holes 18 on the base 10, allowing the lower housing 20 to be fixedly mounted to the base 10 using bolts. The outer diameter of the lower housing 20 matches the inner diameter of the first-stage step 16 of the base 10, ensuring the lower housing 20 fits snugly inside the first-stage step 16 after installation. The upper end of the lower housing 20 has an annular surface 24 with a circular opening at its center serving as an egg-drop hole 25. Symmetrical slots 241 on the annular surface 24 allow the guide fins 52 of the torsion assembly 50 to pass through. The outer edge of the annular surface 24 has a mounting groove 28 for the mounting portion 36 of the upper housing 30 to be engaged. The outer wall of the upper shell 30 is provided with L-shaped locking blocks 23, which can cooperate with the L-shaped slots 35 of the upper shell 30 to lock the upper shell 30 and the lower shell 20 together. The lower shell 20 is provided with a pressure plate 21. After installation, the pressure plate 21 presses against the upper part of the U-shaped groove 111 of the support member 11, closing the upper opening of the U-shaped groove 111. The lower shell 20 is provided with an upper guide plate 22. After installation, the lower end of the upper guide plate 22 can abut against the upper end of the lower guide plate 13 on the base 10 to form a guide plate. The lower shell 20 is provided with a pair of cat ear clips 29 for the cat ears 63 of the support frame 60 to be clipped in. The lower shell 20 is provided with an inverted U-shaped egg outlet 27 on the side. After installation, the egg outlet 27 is located on the upper part of the tongue plate 12 of the base 10.

[0043] The upper shell 30 is an overall lantern-shaped ellipsoid, composed of two hemi-ellipsoids that engage with the positioning slots 33 via positioning blocks 32, primarily used to hold gashapon capsules. Both its upper and lower parts have circular openings, with the lower opening having a larger diameter than the upper opening. The upper opening is for inserting gashapon capsules, which then fall into the twist container 51 of the twist assembly 50 through the lower opening. The edge of the upper opening has a first latch 31 through which the latch 41 of the cover 40 passes. The edge of the lower opening has a mounting portion 36. The upper housing 30 is provided with a second latch 34 and an "L"-shaped latch 35. The "L"-shaped latch 35 can cooperate with the "L"-shaped latch 23 of the lower housing 20 to latch and lock the upper housing 30 and the lower housing 20. When installing the upper housing 30, first align the second latch 34 of the upper housing 30 with the "L"-shaped latch 23 of the lower housing 20, insert the mounting part 36 into the mounting groove 28 of the lower housing 20, and rotate the upper housing 30 so that the "L"-shaped latch 35 and the "L"-shaped latch 23 of the lower housing 20 are latched and locked, thus completing the installation of the upper housing 30.

[0044] The cover 40 is provided on the upper opening of the upper housing 30. The lower edge of the cover 40 is provided with a buckle 41. The buckle 41 can rotate the cover 40 through the first latch 31 of the upper housing 30. The latch can engage with the edge of the upper opening of the upper housing 30, so that the cover 40 is firmly covered on the upper opening of the upper housing 30.

[0045] The torsion assembly 50 includes a torsion container 51 that is a hollow hemispherical structure, capable of holding a capsule toy. A pair of guide wings 52 are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the torsion container 51 along the center of the container opening. The guide wings 52 are shaped like wings and integrally formed with the torsion container 51. A first torsion bar 53 is integrally formed connected to the rear of the torsion container 51, and a second torsion bar 54 is integrally formed connected to its front. A limiting disc 55 is provided at a certain position on the first torsion bar 53, and a locking member 56 is integrally formed at its end. The locking member 56 is a circular disc structure, coaxially connected to the center of the first torsion bar 53. Two sets of irregularly shaped limiting members 561 are symmetrically distributed on the outer circumference of the locking member 56. The irregularly shaped limiting members 561 consist of an arc segment 5611 and a toothed segment 56. The support frame consists of 12 components. The arc segment 5611 is a smooth arc curve, providing an angular buffer zone for the torsion process. The toothed segment 5612 is a raised wedge-shaped tooth for mechanical locking. The first torsion bar 53 is rotatably installed in the "U"-shaped groove 111 of the support member 11, and the limiting plate 55 is installed in the limiting groove 112. After installation, the locking piece 56 at the end of the first torsion bar 53 is located on the back of the support member 11, and its toothed segment 5612 can be embedded in the locking groove 114 on the back of the support member 11. The second torsion bar 54 is rotatably installed in the torsion bar mounting hole 62 of the support frame 60 and extends outward through the torsion bar mounting hole 62. Its extended end is connected to a torsion handle 57. The torsion handle 57 has a bow-shaped structure, which is convenient for users to hold and apply rotational force.

[0046] The support frame 60 is generally in the shape of an inverted "U" and is fitted into the egg outlet 27 of the lower shell 20. The connector 61 at its lower end is inserted into the socket 14 of the base 10 and is engaged with the base 10. The pair of protruding "cat ears" 63 at the upper end are engaged with the "cat ear" clips 29 of the lower shell 20. A torsion bar mounting hole 62 is provided in the middle of the upper part of the support frame 60 for the second torsion bar 54 to be rotatably installed therein.

[0047] In use, first open the cover 40, fill the upper shell 30 with capsule toys, and then close the cover 40. Under the action of gravity, the capsule toys fall naturally through the lower opening of the upper shell 30 and the drop hole 25 of the lower shell 20 into the twist container 51 of the twist assembly 50, which can only hold one capsule toy at a time. When the user turns the twist handle 57 of the twist assembly 50, the second torsion bar 54 drives the twist container 51 to rotate synchronously. The guide fin 52 slides along the strip opening 241 to limit the rotation trajectory of the twist container 51. The twist container 51 and the guide fin 52 drive the twist to rotate. The capsule toy inside the rotating container 51 rotates with the container; when the rotation angle reaches 180°, the protruding tooth section 5612 of the locking piece 56 is inserted into the slot 114 on the back of the support piece 11, producing a "click" mechanical locking sound and a sudden change in resistance (indicating that the rotation is in place). At this time, the opening of the rotating container 51 faces downward, and the capsule toy falls naturally under the action of gravity. Guided by the guide fins 52 and the guide plate, it falls precisely onto the tongue plate 12. Under the action of the height difference between the inner and outer ends of the tongue plate 12, it rolls out from the egg outlet 27 along the tongue plate 12, completing the egg ejection. After the egg is ejected, hold the twist handle 57 and continue to rotate in the same direction. The toothed section 5612 of the locking piece 56 rotates out of the slot 114. The locking piece 56 first rotates along the arc section 5611. When the twist angle reaches 180° again, the other toothed section 5612 of the locking piece 56 is inserted into the slot 114 on the back of the support piece 11, producing a "click" mechanical locking sound and a sudden change in resistance (indicating that the twist is in place). At this time, the opening of the twist container 51 faces upward in the "waiting for the egg" posture, completing one gashapon output cycle.

[0048] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0049] 1. This utility model adopts a modular snap-fit ​​and bolt-fixed assembly method (such as the "L"-shaped snap-fit ​​block 23 and "L"-shaped snap-fit ​​groove 35 of the upper shell 30 and the lower shell 20 cooperating, the support frame 60 being snapped to the base 10 and the lower shell 20 through the plug 61 and "cat ears" 63, the cover 40 being snapped to the upper shell 30, and the base 10 being bolted to the lower shell 20), which not only ensures the stability of the overall structure, but also reduces the risk of component loosening, and makes disassembly and maintenance more convenient, effectively reducing maintenance costs.

[0050] 2. This utility model utilizes the mechanical locking structure of the card 56 and the card slot 114 (the toothed section 5612 of the irregularly shaped limiting part 561 cooperates with the card slot 114 of the support part 11), which clearly indicates that the twisting is in place through a "click" sound and sudden change in resistance during the twisting process, allowing users to complete the operation without relying on visual judgment. The operation is simple and enhances the user experience.

[0051] In the description of this utility model, it should be noted that the terms "upper," "lower," "inner," "outer," "front end," "rear end," "both ends," "one end," and "the other end," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are used only for the convenience of describing this utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this utility model. In addition, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.

[0052] In the description of this utility model, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installed," "equipped with," and "connected," etc., should be interpreted broadly. For example, "connected" can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; it can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it can be a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; it can be a connection within two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this utility model based on the specific circumstances.

[0053] It is understood that this utility model has been described through some embodiments, and those skilled in the art will recognize that various changes or equivalent substitutions can be made to these features and embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of this utility model. Furthermore, under the teachings of this utility model, these features and embodiments can be modified to adapt to specific situations and materials without departing from the spirit and scope of this utility model. Therefore, this utility model is not limited to the specific embodiments disclosed herein, and all embodiments falling within the scope of the claims of this application are within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A gashapon machine, comprising a base (10) at the bottom, a lower housing (20) fixedly mounted on the base (10), an upper housing (30) snapped onto the upper part of the lower housing (20) for holding gashapon capsules, and a torsion assembly (50) located inside the lower housing (20), characterized in that, The torsion assembly (50) can receive the capsule toy falling from the upper shell (30) and carry the capsule toy to rotate in the lower shell (20). When it rotates to a certain angle, the capsule toy leaves the torsion assembly (50), falls onto the base (10), and rolls out.

2. The gacha machine according to claim 1, wherein The torsion assembly (50) includes a torsion container (51) that is a hollow hemisphere. A pair of guide wings (52) are provided on both sides of the torsion container (51). A first torsion bar (53) is integrally connected to the rear of the torsion container (51), and a second torsion bar (54) is integrally connected to the front of the torsion container (51). A limiting disc (55) is provided at a certain position on the first torsion bar (53), and a locking piece (56) is integrally installed at its end. The locking piece (56) is a circular disc structure. Two sets of irregularly shaped limiting pieces (561) are symmetrically distributed on the outer side of its circumference. The irregularly shaped limiting piece (561) is composed of an arc segment (5611) and a toothed segment (5612). The arc segment (5611) is a smooth arc curve, which provides an angle buffer zone for the torsion process. The toothed segment (5612) is a raised wedge-shaped tooth for mechanical locking.

3. A gacha machine according to claim 1 or 2, wherein The base (10) is generally disc-shaped, including a central cavity (15) and two stepped protrusions on the edge; the central cavity (15) is provided with a support member (11) for installing and supporting the torsion assembly (50), a tongue-shaped plate (12) for receiving the falling capsule, a pair of lower guide plates (13) for guiding the capsule's fall, and evenly arranged bolt mounting holes (18); the support member (11) is an integrally formed convex platform with a certain height, with a "U"-shaped groove (111) for installing the first torsion bar (53) on its upper part, and a limiting groove (112) for installing the limiting plate (55) inside it. A pair of parallel and symmetrical locking strips (113) are provided on the back of the support member (11) from top to bottom, and a locking groove (114) is formed in the middle of the pair of locking strips (113).

4. The gacha machine according to claim 3, wherein The lower shell (20) is an axially continuous cylindrical shape with an annular surface (24) at its upper end. A circular opening (25) is formed in the center of the annular surface (24), and strip-shaped openings (241) are symmetrically opened on the annular surface (24). An installation groove (28) is provided on the outer edge of the annular surface (24), and an "L"-shaped locking block (23) is provided on the outer wall of the installation groove (28). A pressure plate (21) is provided inside the lower shell (20), which can press on the upper part of the "U"-shaped groove (111) of the support member (11) to close the upper opening of the "U"-shaped groove (111). An upper guide plate (22) is provided inside the lower shell (20), and the lower end of the upper guide plate (22) can abut against the upper end of the lower guide plate (13) on the base (10) to form a guide plate. An inverted "U"-shaped egg outlet (27) is opened on the side of the lower shell (20).

5. The gacha machine according to claim 4, wherein The upper shell (30) is an ellipsoid in the shape of a lantern, consisting of two hemispheres that are engaged with the positioning slot (33) by a positioning block (32), and is mainly used to hold gashapon toys; both the upper and lower parts are provided with circular openings; the upper opening is covered by a cover (40), and the edge of the upper opening is provided with a first latch (31) for the latch (41) of the cover (40) to pass through; the edge of the lower opening is provided with an installation part (36), and the installation part (36) is provided with a second latch (34) and an "L" shaped slot (35).

6. The gacha machine according to claim 2, wherein The first torsion bar (53) is rotatably installed in the "U"-shaped groove (111) of the support member (11) of the base (10), and the limiting plate (55) is installed in the limiting groove (112). After installation, the clip (56) at the end of the first torsion bar (53) is located on the back of the support member (11), and its toothed section (5612) can be embedded in the slot (114) on the back of the support member (11). The second torsion bar (54) is rotatably installed in the torsion bar mounting hole (62) of the support frame (60) and extends outward through the torsion bar mounting hole (62). Its extended end is connected to a torsion handle (57). The torsion handle (57) is a bow-shaped structure, which is convenient for the user to hold and apply rotational force.

7. The gacha machine according to claim 3, wherein One end of the tongue-shaped plate (12) abuts against the lower part of the support member (11), and the other end extends along the radial direction of the central cavity (15), passes through two steps, and extends outward to form an arc-shaped extension end. The height of the extension end is lower than the height of the abutting end. The lower guide plate (13) is located on both sides of the tongue-shaped plate (12), and its upper end can abut against the lower end of the upper guide plate (22) of the lower housing (20) to form a guide plate. The two sides of the tongue-shaped plate (12) are provided with insertion holes (14) at the intersection with the two steps for the insertion of the connector (61) of the support frame (60) into them.

8. The gacha machine according to claim 4, wherein The lower housing (20) is provided with a bolt mounting post (26) inside. The bolt mounting post (26) has a threaded hole at its end. The threaded hole can be matched with the bolt mounting hole (18) on the base (10). The lower housing (20) is fixedly installed on the base (10) by bolts. The outer diameter of the lower housing (20) matches the inner diameter of the first step (16) of the base (10). The lower housing (20) fits perfectly inside the first step (16) of the base (10). The lower housing (20) is provided with a pair of "cat ear" clips (29) inside, which are used to hold the "cat ears" (63) of the support frame (60).

9. The gacha machine according to claim 6, wherein The support frame (60) is in the shape of an inverted "U" and is fitted into the egg outlet (27) of the lower shell (20). The connector (61) at its lower end is inserted into the socket (14) of the base (10) and is engaged with the base (10). A pair of "cat ears" (63) protruding at the upper end are fitted into the "cat ear" clips (29) of the lower shell (20) and are engaged with the lower shell (20). A torsion bar mounting hole (62) is provided in the middle of the upper part of the support frame (60) for the second torsion bar (54) to be rotatably installed therein.

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