Push-down ceramic tea set
By designing a push-button drain ceramic teaware, the tea soup and tea leaves are automatically separated using a combination of springs and a stopper, solving the problem of inconvenient operation of traditional teaware and improving ease of use and drinking experience.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202522507207.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-11-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-11-26
AI Technical Summary
Traditional manual filter teaware requires manual pouring to separate the tea soup, which is prone to spillage. A single operation cannot completely separate the tea soup. Existing press-type teaware requires both hands to operate and the pressure is difficult to control, making it inconvenient for the elderly and children to use. The tea soup discharge triggering and stopping requires multiple operations, resulting in poor continuity.
Design a push-button type ceramic tea set. Through the cooperation of a first compression spring, a support ring, a top rod and a plug, and a second compression spring, the tea soup and tea leaves are automatically separated, avoiding manual disassembly of the plugging parts. The operation is convenient and efficient. The protective sleeve isolates the spring from the tea soup, extending the life of the components, and the base provides stable support.
Ensures that tea soup is not accidentally spilled during brewing. The press-triggered drainage method is convenient and efficient. The filter block effectively filters tea residue, improves the drinking taste, prevents liquid leakage and staining of the table, and enhances the tea brewing experience and cleaning efficiency.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of ceramic teaware technology, specifically a press-type drain ceramic teaware. Background Technology
[0002] As an important part of traditional food culture, tea culture and teaware, as the core carrier of the tea drinking experience, directly affect consumers' drinking experience through their structural design and ease of use. With the acceleration of the pace of life and the increasing demand for intelligent and humanized home furnishings, traditional teaware is gradually developing towards multi-functionality, ease of operation, and ease of cleaning. Among them, integrated teaware with both tea brewing and tea soup separation functions has become one of the mainstream market demands because it simplifies the tea drinking process. Currently, teaware with tea-infusion separation function on the market is mainly divided into three categories: The first category is manual filtering teaware, such as teacups with filters, gaiwans, and fair cups. The tea leaves are separated from the tea liquor by manually pouring the tea liquor. The second category is automatic filtering teaware, which mostly uses gravity sensing or magnetic structures. When the teaware is tilted to a specific angle, the filter automatically opens to complete the filtration. The third category is press-type teaware. Most existing press-type teaware triggers the filter to rise and fall by pressing the lid or body of the cup. Some products have an independent drain valve, which needs to be manually pressed to control the discharge of tea liquor. They are usually made of a combination of plastic and ceramic materials, and the drain structure is mostly composed of springs, sealing gaskets, connecting rods, and other components. However, traditional manual filter teaware requires manual pouring to separate the tea soup, which is prone to spillage, and a single operation cannot achieve complete separation. Existing press-type teaware mostly requires the cooperation of both hands to operate, and some products are difficult to control the pressing pressure, making them inconvenient for the elderly and children to use. In addition, triggering and stopping the tea soup discharge requires multiple operations, resulting in poor continuity. Utility Model Content
[0003] To overcome the above-mentioned defects, this utility model provides a press-type ceramic tea set that solves the problems of traditional manual filter tea sets which require manual pouring to separate the tea soup, are prone to spillage, and cannot achieve complete separation in a single operation. Existing press-type tea sets mostly require the cooperation of both hands to operate, and some products are difficult to control the pressing pressure, making them inconvenient for the elderly and children to use. In addition, the triggering and stopping of tea soup discharge requires multiple operations, resulting in poor continuity.
[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a press-type drain ceramic tea set, including a tea brewing cup, a drain cup below the tea brewing cup, a base at the bottom of the drain cup, a filter block fixedly connected to the bottom of the tea brewing cup, a blocking block movably disposed at the bottom of the tea brewing cup, a second compression spring fixedly connected to the top of the filter block and the blocking block, a protective sleeve being fitted around the outside of the second compression spring, the protective sleeve being fixed between the blocking block and the filter block, multiple sets of first compression springs connected inside the base, a connecting rod connected to the end of each first compression spring, a support ring fixedly connected to the top of the connecting rod, the support ring being located inside the drain cup and slidably connected to the drain cup, the support ring being located at the bottom of the tea brewing cup, a top rod fixedly installed at the bottom of the drain cup, the top rod being located directly below the blocking block, and a drain outlet for use with the filter block being opened on one side of the drain cup.
[0005] As a further embodiment of this utility model: multiple sets of limiting rods are fixedly connected to the inner side of the support ring, the top rod can movably pass through the limiting rod, and a through hole is opened in the limiting rod to cooperate with the top rod.
[0006] As a further embodiment of this utility model: the block is a conical structure, and the bottom of the tea cup is provided with a drain hole for use with the block.
[0007] As a further embodiment of this utility model: the top of the tea cup is snapped with a lid, and a handle is fixedly connected to one side of the tea cup.
[0008] As a further embodiment of this utility model: the base is provided with a movable groove for use with the first compression spring, and the drain cup is connected with a sealing ring for use with the connecting rod.
[0009] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: Through the coordinated operation of the first compression spring, support ring, top rod and plug, and second compression spring, the potential energy of the first compression spring ensures that the tea soup will not be accidentally discharged during the brewing process. The press-triggered drainage method eliminates the need for manual disassembly of the plug, making operation more convenient and efficient. The filter block effectively filters tea residue, improving the drinking taste. The protective sleeve on the outside prevents direct contact between the tea soup and the second compression spring, avoiding corrosion and contamination of the spring and extending the service life of the components. The drain cup can both collect the filtered tea soup and discharge it through the drain outlet, while preventing liquid leakage and contamination of the tabletop. The base provides stable support for the overall structure, improving the tea brewing experience and subsequent cleaning efficiency. Attached Figure Description
[0010] Figure 1 This is a first-view schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model; Figure 2 This is a second-view schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model; Figure 3 This is a first-view schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of this utility model; Figure 4 This is a second-view schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of this utility model; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram showing the partial structural disassembly of this utility model.
[0011] In the diagram: 1. Tea cup; 2. Drain cup; 3. Base; 4. Lid; 5. Handle; 6. Drain outlet; 7. Filter block; 8. Protective sleeve block; 9. Block; 10. Drain hole; 11. First compression spring; 12. Connecting rod; 13. Support ring; 14. Top rod; 15. Limiting rod; 16. Sealing ring; 17. Through hole; 18. Second compression spring. Detailed Implementation
[0012] The technical solution of this patent will be further described in detail below with reference to specific embodiments.
[0013] like Figures 1-5 As shown, this utility model provides a technical solution: A press-type drain ceramic tea set includes a tea cup 1, a drain cup 2 below the tea cup 1, a base 3 at the bottom of the drain cup 2, a filter block 7 fixedly connected to the bottom of the tea cup 1, a block 9 movably installed at the bottom of the tea cup 1, a second compression spring 18 fixedly connected to the top of the block 9 and the filter block 7, a protective sleeve 8 sleeved on the outside of the second compression spring 18, the protective sleeve 8 fixed between the block 9 and the filter block 7, multiple sets of first compression springs 11 connected inside the base 3, a connecting rod 12 connected to the end of the first compression spring 11, a support ring 13 fixedly connected to the top of the connecting rod 12, the support ring 13 located inside the drain cup 2 and slidably connected to the drain cup 2, the support ring 13 located at the bottom of the tea cup 1, a top rod 14 fixedly installed at the bottom of the drain cup 2, the top rod 14 located directly below the block 9, and a drain outlet 6 for use with the filter block 7 on one side of the drain cup 2. Specifically, the tea cup 1 is first placed on the support ring 13 inside the drain cup 2. Since the elastic potential energy of the first compression spring 11 inside the base 3 is greater than the total weight of the tea cup 1 itself and the water that is subsequently filled, the support ring 13 will steadily support the tea cup 1 and prevent it from moving down. At this time, the top rod 14 at the bottom inside the drain cup 2 does not contact the block 9 at the bottom of the tea cup 1. The block 9 closes the channel of the filter block 7 under the elastic force of the second compression spring 18 between the filter block 7 and the block 9. Next, add tea leaves and hot water into the tea brewing cup 1 for brewing. After brewing, press down on the tea brewing cup 1. The tea brewing cup 1 exerts downward pressure on the support ring 13, overcoming the elastic force of the first compression spring 11. This pushes the support ring 13 and the connecting rod 12 connected to the bottom to move downward in sync. Meanwhile, the top rod 14 in the drain cup 2 remains fixed. As the tea brewing cup 1 moves downward, the top rod 14 gradually contacts the block 9 and continues to press the block 9 upward, causing the block 9 to compress the second compression spring 18 and move upward, breaking away from the closed state of the filter block 7. At this time, the tea soup in the tea brewing cup 1 is filtered out of the tea leaves by the filter block 7 and discharged through the drain outlet 6 on one side of the drain cup 2, completing the separation and discharge of the tea soup. Through the cooperation of the first compression spring 11, support ring 13, top rod 14, plug 9, and second compression spring 18, the potential energy of the first compression spring 11 ensures that the tea soup will not be accidentally discharged during the brewing process. The press-triggered drainage method does not require manual disassembly of the plug, making the operation more convenient and efficient. The filter block 7 can effectively filter tea residue and improve the drinking taste. The protective sleeve 8 on the outside can isolate the tea soup from direct contact with the second compression spring 18, avoid the spring from corrosion and contamination, and extend the service life of the components. The drain cup 2 can not only receive the filtered tea soup and discharge it through the drain outlet 6, but also prevent liquid leakage from contaminating the table. The base 3 provides stable support for the overall structure, improving the tea brewing experience and subsequent cleaning efficiency. Multiple sets of limiting rods 15 are fixedly connected to the inner side of the support ring 13. The top rod 14 can move through the limiting rod 15. The limiting rod 15 has a through hole 17 for use with the top rod 14. The block 9 has a conical structure. The bottom of the tea cup 1 has a drain hole 10 for use with the block 9. The top of the tea cup 1 is snapped with a cup lid 4. The side of the tea cup 1 is fixedly connected with a handle 5. The base 3 has a movable groove for use with the first compression spring 11. The drain cup 2 is connected with a sealing ring 16 for use with the connecting rod 12. Specifically, when the tea cup 1 is placed on the support ring 13 inside the drain cup 2, the multiple sets of limiting rods 15 on the inner side of the support ring 13 together with the support ring 13 form an auxiliary limiting for the tea cup 1, so as to prevent the tea cup 1 from shifting during placement or pressing, and ensure that its bottom drain hole 10 is precisely aligned with the block 9. At the same time, the push rod 14 can smoothly pass through the through hole 17 on the limiting rod 15 without affecting the subsequent pushing action of the block 9. When the tea cup 1 is pressed down after brewing, the connecting rod 12 moves downwards and the sealing ring 16 inside the drain cup 2 is tightly attached to the surface of the connecting rod 12 to prevent the tea soup in the drain cup 2 from leaking out from the gap between the connecting rod 12 and the drain cup 2. After pressing down, the cone-shaped block 9 is pushed up by the top rod 14 and disengages from the drain hole 10 at the bottom of the tea cup 1. The tea soup flows into the filter block 7 through the drain hole 10 and then enters the drain cup 2, and finally flows out from the drain outlet 6. The lid 4 can be fastened to the top of the tea cup 1 during brewing to reduce heat loss and dust falling in. The handle 5 makes it easy to hold the tea cup 1 for picking up, putting down and pressing operations. After pressing, release your hand. The first compression spring 11 returns to its original position and pushes the support ring 13 and connecting rod 12 upward. The top rod 14 disengages from the block 9. The block 9 returns to its original position under the action of the second compression spring 18 and seals the drain hole 10. At this time, the sealing ring 16 can still maintain a sealed state to prevent residual liquid from leaking. By cooperating with the limiting rod 15 on the inner side of the support ring 13 and the through hole 17 of the top rod 14, the tea cup 1 is accurately positioned, effectively preventing it from shifting during operation and causing misalignment between the top rod 14 and the plug 9, ensuring stable triggering of the drainage action. The tapered plug 9 can form a tighter fit with the drainage hole 10 at the bottom of the tea cup 1, improving the sealing during brewing and reducing the risk of tea leakage. The sealing ring 16 inside the drainage cup 2 can seal the connection gap between the connecting rod 12 and the drainage cup 2, further preventing liquid from seeping out from the gap and contaminating the base 3 and the table during drainage. The movable groove inside the base 3, which is designed to work with the first compression spring 11, provides a stable space for the extension and retraction of the spring, preventing the spring from shifting and affecting the support and reset effect. The working principle of this utility model is as follows: First, place the tea cup 1 on the support ring 13 inside the drain cup 2. The elastic potential energy of the first compression spring 11 inside the base 3 is greater than the total weight of the tea cup 1 itself and the water. The support ring 13 firmly supports the tea cup 1 and does not move down. At this time, the top rod 14 at the bottom of the drain cup 2 does not contact the block 9 at the bottom of the tea cup 1. Under the elastic force of the second compression spring 18, the block 9 tightly seals the filter block 7 channel. At the same time, the conical block 9 fits with the drain hole 10 at the bottom of the tea cup 1, forming a double seal and providing a closed environment for tea brewing. Secondly, after brewing, press down on the tea cup 1. The pressure overcomes the elasticity of the first compression spring 11, pushing the support ring 13 and the connecting rod 12 to move down synchronously. The position of the top rod 14 is fixed. As the tea cup 1 moves down, the top rod 14 passes through the through hole 17 of the limiting rod 15 and pushes the block 9 upward, causing the block 9 to compress the second compression spring 18 and disengage from the sealed position. The tea soup flows into the filter block 7 through the drain hole 10 for filtration, then enters the drain cup 2 and is discharged from the drain outlet 6, achieving efficient separation of tea soup and tea leaves. It is worth mentioning that the limiting rod 15 on the inner side of the support ring 13 can position the tea cup 1 to prevent it from shifting when placed or pressed, ensuring that the top rod 14 and the plug 9 are accurately aligned. The sealing ring 16 inside the drain cup 2 always fits tightly against its surface when the connecting rod 12 moves up and down, preventing tea from leaking from the gap between the connecting rod 12 and the drain cup 2. The protective sleeve 8 isolates the tea from contact with the second compression spring 18, and the movable groove in the base 3 provides a stable extension and contraction space for the first compression spring 11, reducing component wear. Finally, after releasing the pressure, the first compression spring 11 releases its elastic potential energy, pushing the support ring 13 and connecting rod 12 to move upward and reset. The top rod 14 disengages from the block 9, and the block 9 re-seals the filter block 7 channel and drain hole 10 under the elastic force of the second compression spring 18. The sealing ring 16 remains sealed as the connecting rod 12 resets, and the entire device returns to its initial sealed state, ready for the next brewing.
[0014] The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Within the scope of knowledge possessed by those skilled in the art, various changes can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
Claims
1. A press-type ceramic tea set, comprising a tea infuser cup (1), characterized in that: A drain cup (2) is provided below the tea brewing cup (1), and a base (3) is provided at the bottom of the drain cup (2). A filter block (7) is fixedly connected to the bottom of the tea brewing cup (1), and a block (9) is movably provided at the bottom of the tea brewing cup (1). A second compression spring (18) is fixedly connected to the top of the filter block (7) and the block (9). A protective sleeve (8) is sleeved on the outside of the second compression spring (18). The protective sleeve (8) is fixed between the block (9) and the filter block (7). Multiple sets of first compression springs are connected inside the base (3). A compression spring (11) is connected to a connecting rod (12) at its end. A support ring (13) is fixedly connected to the top of the connecting rod (12). The support ring (13) is located inside the drain cup (2) and is slidably connected to the drain cup (2). The support ring (13) is located at the bottom of the tea cup (1). A top rod (14) is fixedly installed at the bottom of the drain cup (2). The top rod (14) is located directly below the block (9). A drain port (6) is opened on one side of the drain cup (2) to cooperate with the filter block (7).
2. The press-type ceramic tea set with water discharge according to claim 1, characterized in that: Multiple sets of limiting rods (15) are fixedly connected to the inner side of the support ring (13). The top rod (14) can move through the limiting rod (15). A through hole (17) is opened in the limiting rod (15) to cooperate with the top rod (14).
3. A press-type ceramic tea set for draining water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The block (9) has a conical structure, and the bottom of the tea cup (1) is provided with a drain hole (10) that works in conjunction with the block (9).
4. A press-type ceramic tea set for draining water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The tea cup (1) has a lid (4) attached to the top with a snap fastener, and a handle (5) is fixedly attached to one side of the tea cup (1).
5. A press-type ceramic tea set for draining water according to claim 1, characterized in that: The base (3) is provided with a movable groove for use with the first compression spring (11), and the drain cup (2) is connected with a sealing ring (16) for use with the connecting rod (12).