Container lid with rotating spout and cup

Abstract

The technical scheme discloses a container cover with a rotating suction nozzle and a cup, the cover comprises a suction nozzle with a first inner cavity for placing an upper rotating piece, the suction nozzle is internally provided with a water outlet channel penetrating through the inside of the suction nozzle, and the suction nozzle is connected with the cover in a shaft connection mode; the upper rotating piece is internally provided with a water passing hole, and the water passing hole is communicated with the water outlet channel of the suction nozzle; the lower rotating piece is internally provided with a water passing hole, and the water passing hole of the lower rotating piece is communicated with or closed with the water passing hole of the upper rotating piece according to the position of the suction nozzle; the cover is internally provided with a second inner cavity for placing the lower rotating piece, and the cover is provided with a water passing hole which is communicated with the water passing hole of the lower rotating piece. The technical scheme solves the technical problem of designing a novel cover with rotating water outlet.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a cover and a container using the cover, which uses a rotating method to open or close the water outlet channel, thus realizing a novel and unique way of drinking water. Background Technology

[0002] Drinking containers come in various styles, some with lids and cups that open separately, and others with special water dispensing mechanisms on the lid that allow drinking without opening the lid, such as rotating dispensing mechanisms. Currently, this type of structure is likely quite complex. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a container lid with a rotating nozzle, and the technical problem to be solved is: to design a novel lid with a rotating water outlet.

[0004] Container caps with rotating nozzles include: The nozzle has a first inner cavity for placing the rotating plate, and the nozzle has a water outlet channel that runs through the inside of the nozzle. The nozzle is axially connected to the cover. The upper rotating plate has a water passage hole inside, which is connected to the water outlet channel of the suction nozzle; The lower rotating plate also has water passage holes inside. The water passage holes of the lower rotating plate and the water passage holes of the upper rotating plate are connected or closed depending on the position of the suction nozzle. The cover has a second inner cavity for placing the lower rotating plate, and the cover has a water passage hole that communicates with the water passage hole of the lower rotating plate.

[0005] The nozzle is designed with a first baffle at the position where it is axially connected to the cover. The first baffle protrudes outward along the nozzle at that position. The cover is also designed with a second baffle at the position where it mates with the first baffle. The second baffle and the first baffle of the nozzle are movably matched to achieve the alignment or misalignment of the water passage holes of the upper and lower rotating plates.

[0006] The nozzle has a first groove at the position where it mates with the upper rotating plate, and the upper rotating plate has a boss at the corresponding position. The boss mates with the first groove to fix the upper rotating plate on the nozzle. The cover has a second groove at the position where it mates with the lower rotating plate, and the lower rotating plate has a boss at the corresponding position. The boss mates with the second groove to fix the lower rotating plate on the cover.

[0007] The boss has two symmetrically arranged protrusions, and the first groove and the second groove also have two symmetrically arranged protrusions.

[0008] The suction nozzle and the cover are connected by a hinge, meaning that the suction nozzle has an outward protrusion at the hinge position, and the cover has a groove at the position where it mates with the protrusion.

[0009] The cover has an air inlet that communicates with the interior of the cover, and the nozzle has a plug that can be moved to block the air inlet at the corresponding position.

[0010] The end of the water outlet channel is the drinking water inlet.

[0011] Both the nozzle and the cap are designed with an annular groove at the joint, and an O-ring is fitted inside the groove.

[0012] The lid is assembled to the cup body via a sealing ring.

[0013] The cup contains a straw that communicates with the water passage in the lid.

[0014] Cups, including container lids and cup bodies that use rotating spouts.

[0015] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: This utility model designs a water outlet channel inside the spout, and then uses an upper rotating plate and a lower rotating plate. The spout and the upper rotating plate are movable and rotate synchronously, while the lower rotating plate and the lid remain stationary. By designing water passage holes on the spout, the upper rotating plate, the lower rotating plate, and the lid, when the spout is closed (i.e., the spout and the lid are not in a closed state), the water passage hole between the upper and lower rotating plates is in a misaligned closed state (i.e., not connected), so the drinking water in the cup cannot be discharged. When the spout is open (i.e., when the spout is tilted up as shown in the figure), the water passage hole between the upper and lower rotating plates remains connected, so the drinking water in the cup can be discharged to the spout channel of the spout and then to the drinking spout. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a cup using this lid; Figure 2 yes Figure 1 A cross-sectional view of the cup; Figure 3 See Figure 1 A partial exploded view of the cup; Figure 4 This is a diagram of the lid; Figure 5 It is a cross-sectional view of the lid; Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the lower plate transfer; Figure 7 This is a 3D view showing the lower rotating plate installed on the cover; Figure 8 It is a 3D diagram of the suction nozzle; Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the upper transfer plate; Figure 10 This is a 3D diagram showing the nozzle with the rotating plate installed. Figure 11This is a cross-sectional view with the suction nozzle in the closed position; Figure 12 This is a cross-sectional view with the suction nozzle in the open position; In the picture 1. Suction nozzle; 11. First baffle rib; 12. First groove; 13. First inner cavity; 14. Protrusion; 15. Plug; 16. Water outlet channel; 17. Drinking spout; 21. Upper rotating plate; 22. Lower rotating plate; 23. Boss; 3. Cover; 31. Second baffle; 32. Second groove; 33. Second inner cavity; 34. Slot; 35. Air inlet; 36. Ring groove; 4. Water passage hole; 5. Straw; 6. Sealing ring; 7. O-rings; 8. Cup body. Detailed Implementation

[0017] Please refer to Figures 1 to 12 The container lid shown in the figure, featuring a rotating nozzle, mainly consists of a nozzle 1, an upper rotating plate 21, a lower rotating plate 22, and a lid 3. The nozzle 1 primarily secures the upper rotating plate 21 and switches the flow of drinking water between the two by rotation. The upper and lower rotating plates 21 and 22 together form a valve-like structure to control the flow of drinking water. The lid 3 secures the lower rotating plate 22 and also allows the nozzle 1 to rotate on its upper hinge. In practical applications, these components can be further optimized in design, such as by refining their shape, structure, material, and quantity, or by using existing components for equivalent replacement, or by adding additional components.

[0018] The nozzle 1 in the figure has multiple cavity structures inside. For example, there is a first cavity at the position where it connects with the cover 3 to accommodate the upper rotating piece 21. A water outlet channel 16 is formed by penetrating the nozzle 1 internally. One end of the water outlet channel 16 can be designed with a water passage hole 4 to communicate with the first cavity, and the other end forms a drinking spout 17. To fix the upper rotating piece 21, a first groove 12 can be designed at the position where the two are fixed together. The upper rotating piece 21 has a boss 23 structure at the corresponding position of the first groove 12 and is symmetrically pressed and assembled. To limit the rotation angle of the nozzle 1 on the cover 3, a first baffle 11 structure is designed at the position where it is axially connected to the cover 3, i.e., a protruding structure with a portion outward as shown in the figure. This first baffle 11 will subsequently form a blocking and limiting assembly relationship with the second baffle 31 of the cover 3, so that the nozzle 1 can only rotate at a set angle, avoiding disorderly rotation of the nozzle 1. To facilitate connection with the cap 3, a horizontally protruding buckle 14 structure is designed at the connection point with the cap 3. This allows for subsequent connection with the corresponding slot 34 on the cap 3, thus achieving the connection assembly of the nozzle 1 and the cap 3. When no drinking water is being consumed, the nozzle 1 uses its plug 15 to seal the air inlet 35 on the cap 3.

[0019] The upper rotating plate 21 in the figure is a circular plate structure with protrusions 23 on both sides. It also has a water passage hole 4 inside, which is aligned with the water outlet channel 16 inside the nozzle 1.

[0020] The lower rotating plate 22 in the figure has the same overall structure as the upper rotating plate 21, and also has a boss 23 and a water passage hole 4. The position of the water passage hole 4 of the lower rotating plate 22 and the position of the water passage hole 4 of the upper rotating plate 21 are kept in a state of mutual communication or closure depending on the position of the nozzle 1. For example, when the nozzle 1 is not rotated and is against the lid 3, the water passage hole 4 of the lower rotating plate 22 and the water passage hole 4 of the upper rotating plate 21 block each other and form a closed state. When the nozzle 1 is rotated to form a certain angle with the lid 3 and needs to be used, the water passage hole 4 of the lower rotating plate 22 is aligned with the water passage hole 4 of the upper rotating plate 21, so that the two water passage holes 4 and the water outlet channel 16 of the nozzle 1 are in a state of complete connection, so that the drinking water inside the cup can be discharged. The lower rotating plate 22 in the figure is aligned with the straw 5 inside the cup, which facilitates the discharge of drinking water.

[0021] In practical applications, the assembly structure between the nozzle 1 and the upper rotating plate 21, and between the cover 3 and the lower rotating plate 22, can also adopt other styles. It should be noted that the nozzle 1 and the cover 3 do not necessarily need to be designed with water passage holes 4.

[0022] The cover 3 in the figure has a second inner cavity 33 designed at the position where it is installed with the lower rotating plate 22, thus fixing the lower rotating plate 22. It can also be designed with a water passage hole 4. Additionally, to fix the protrusion 23 of the lower rotating plate 22, the cover 3 also has a second groove 32 designed at the corresponding position. To limit the rotation angle of the suction nozzle 1, a second baffle 31 structure is designed at the position where it mates with the first baffle 11 of the suction nozzle 1. When the second baffle 31 touches the first baffle 11, it indicates that the suction nozzle 1 has rotated to the correct position. The suction nozzle will have two relative positions, one being... Figure 11 As shown in the diagram, the water passage holes 4 of the upper rotating plate 21 and the lower rotating plate 22 are staggered, and the other is as shown in the diagram. Figure 12 As shown in the diagram, the water passage holes 4 of both the upper rotating plate 21 and the lower rotating plate 22 are aligned. To achieve the axial connection between the cover 3 and the nozzle 1, the cover 3 is designed with an annular groove 34 structure at the axial connection position, which facilitates the insertion of the protrusion 14 of the nozzle 1 into the groove 34.

[0023] To ensure a seal between the nozzle 1 and the cover 3, an O-ring 7 can be fitted at the joint between the two. Similarly, an O-ring 7 can also be fitted between the lower rotating plate 22 and the cover 3, thus forming a double water seal structure. The cover 3 is designed with a groove 36 structure at the position of the O-ring 7.

[0024] To ensure a tight seal between the lid 3 and the cup body 8, a sealing ring 6 can be placed between the lid 3 and the cup body 8.

[0025] The straw 5 in the figure has a conventional structure. It is located directly below the water passage 4 of the lid 3 and remains connected to it.

[0026] The cup in the figure has the aforementioned lid structure and cup body 8, wherein the cup body 8 is assembled with the lid in the conventional manner.

[0027] like Figure 11 As shown, when the nozzle 1 is attached to the cover 3 and the nozzle 1 is not rotated, the water passage holes 4 of the upper rotating plate 21 and the lower rotating plate 22 are misaligned to form a closed channel, thus preventing drinking water from being discharged; Figure 12 As shown, when the spout 1 is rotated at a certain angle, since the upper rotating plate 21 rotates synchronously with the spout 1, and the lower rotating plate 22 remains stationary with the lid 3, the water passage holes 4 of the upper rotating plate 21 and the lower rotating plate 22 are aligned and connected, so that drinking water can be discharged from the inside of the cup to the drinking spout 17.

[0028] The specific embodiments described above are merely illustrative of the present technical solution and are not intended to limit the present technical solution. In the description of the present technical solution, it should be noted that terms such as "upper" and "inner" indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. These terms are only for the convenience of describing the present technical solution 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 the present technical solution.

[0029] Furthermore, in the description of this technical solution, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "fixed" and "fitting" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; they can refer to the internal communication of two components or the interaction between two components. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this technical solution according to the specific circumstances.

[0030] Although embodiments of the present technical solution have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present technical solution, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A container lid with a rotating nozzle, including: Its features are: The suction nozzle (1) has a first inner cavity (13) for placing the upper rotating plate (21), and the inside of the suction nozzle (1) has a water outlet channel (16) that runs through the inside of the suction nozzle (1). The suction nozzle (1) is axially connected to the cover (3). The upper rotating plate (21) has a water passage hole (4) inside, which is connected to the water outlet channel (16) of the suction nozzle (1); The lower rotating plate (22) also has a water passage hole (4) inside. The water passage hole (4) of the lower rotating plate (22) and the water passage hole (4) of the upper rotating plate (21) are connected to each other or closed depending on the position of the suction nozzle (1). The cover (3) has a second inner cavity (33) for placing the lower rotating plate (22). The cover (3) has a water passage hole (4) that is connected to the water passage hole (4) of the lower rotating plate (22).

2. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The suction nozzle (1) is designed with a first baffle (11) at the position where it is axially connected to the cover (3). The first baffle (11) protrudes outward along the suction nozzle (1) at this position. The cover (3) is also designed with a second baffle (31) protruding outward at the position where it cooperates with the first baffle. The second baffle (31) and the first baffle (11) of the suction nozzle (1) are movably cooperated to realize the alignment or mutual misalignment of the water passage holes (4) of the upper rotating plate (21) and the lower rotating plate (22).

3. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The suction nozzle (1) has a first groove (12) at the position where it mates with the upper rotating plate (21), and the upper rotating plate (21) has a boss (23) at the corresponding position. The boss (23) mates with the first groove (12) to fix the upper rotating plate (21) on the suction nozzle (1); the cover (3) has a second groove (32) at the position where it mates with the lower rotating plate (22), and the lower rotating plate (22) has a boss (23) at the corresponding position. The boss (23) mates with the second groove (32) to fix the lower rotating plate (22) on the cover (3).

4. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 3, characterized in that: The boss (23) has two symmetrically arranged bosses, and the first groove (12) and the second groove (32) also have two symmetrically arranged grooves.

5. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The suction nozzle (1) and the cover (3) are axially connected, meaning that the suction nozzle (1) is designed with an outward protruding buckle (14) at the axial connection position, and the cover (3) is designed with a groove (34) at the position that matches the protrusion.

6. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cover (3) has an air inlet (35) that communicates with the interior of the cover (3), and the nozzle (1) has a plug (15) that can be used to block the air inlet (35) at the corresponding position.

7. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The end of the water outlet channel (16) is the drinking water inlet (17).

8. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The nozzle (1) and the lid (3) are both designed with an annular groove (36) at the joint position, and an O-ring (7) is installed in the groove (36); the lid (3) is assembled with the cup body (8) through a sealing ring (6).

9. The container lid with a rotating suction nozzle according to claim 8, characterized in that: The cup body (8) has a straw (5) inside, which is connected to the water passage (4) of the lid (3).

10. A cup, characterized in that: Includes the container lid and cup body (8) with a rotating spout as described in any one of claims 1-9.

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