This utility model relates to an integrated
wine cork opening mechanism, including a
cork, a support pad, and a rotating
handle. The
cork is inserted into the
bottle neck, and the support pad is fixedly installed on the top of the cork. The outer
diameter of the support pad is larger than the outer
diameter of the cork and the inner
diameter of the
bottle neck. The height of the support pad is greater than the height of the cork. The outer periphery of the support pad is provided with external threads. The top of the rotating
handle is provided with a through hole, and the inside of the rotating
handle is provided with a longitudinally extending clearance groove and an internal thread that meshes with the external threads. When the
user needs to open the cork, he only needs to drive the rotating handle to rotate. Under the interaction of the internal and external threads, the support pad and the cork will rise simultaneously from the through hole, thereby pulling the cork out of the
bottle neck. There is no need to find a corkscrew. Moreover, the diameter of the through hole is larger than the outer diameter of the support pad, and the rotating handle is movably fitted around the neck of the bottle, hardly increasing the original height of the
wine bottle, thus facilitating packaging. The structure is ingeniously and reasonably designed to meet the needs of use.