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Abstract
The present invention relates to a bottle cap comprising: an insertion part configured to be fitted into the inner circumference of the slider for blocking the inner circumference of the slider; a sealing ring configured to be extended at a lateral side of a lower end of the insertion part for sealing the lower end of the slider; an extension pipe configured to be extended to the lower side of the sealing ring and having at least one shrinkage inducing groove cut lengthwise on the extension pipe such that a diameter of the extension pipe is decreased by an outside pressing force; and a hook protruding from the outer side of the extension pipe in an outward direction from the extension pipe so as to be engaged with the bottom surface of a locking protrusion on the inner circumferential side of the end portion of the inner cap.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A bottle cap comprising: a storage member, which represents a lower cap, having a discharge port disposed at a lateral side of a lower end of a tube shaped inner cap that is available to be placed inside a mouth of a bottle; an opening member, which represents an upper cap, provided with a slider configured to be guided into an inner circumference of the inner cap and serving as an additive container; and a bottom cap configured to block a lower end of the slider and is able to be separated from the slider when the upper cap is detached, wherein the bottom cap comprises:
an insertion part 556 configured to be fitted into an inner circumferential end of the slider 536 for blocking an inner circumference of the slider 536 ; a sealing ring 551 configured to be extended at a lateral side of an end portion of the insertion part 556 for sealing the lower end of the slider 536 ; and an extension pipe 557 configured to be extended to a lower side of the sealing ring 551 and having at least one shrinkage inducing groove 554 cut lengthwise on the extension pipe 557 such that a diameter of the extension pipe 557 is decreased by an outside pressing force; and a hook 553 protruding at an outer side of the extension pipe 557 in a radial outward direction of the extension pipe 557 so as to be engaged with a bottom surface of a locking protrusion 526 b that is protruded at an inner circumference side of an end portion of the inner cap 526 toward a center portion of the inner cap 526 .
2 . The bottle cap of claim 1 , further comprising:
a subsidiary locking protrusion 526 c formed at a lower side of the locking protrusion 526 b of the inner cap 526 ; and a subsidiary hook 555 formed on the extension pipe 557 so as to increase the fixing force while being engaged with the subsidiary locking protrusion 526 c.
3 . The bottle cap of claim 2 , wherein a protrusion length of the subsidiary locking protrusion 526 c is longer than a protrusion length of the locking protrusion 526 b, and a protrusion length of the hook 553 is longer than a protrusion length of the subsidiary hook 555 .
4 . The bottle cap of claim 1 or 2 , wherein the insertion part 556 is provided at an upper end of an outer circumferential side thereof with a curved part 556 a that is press-fitted to an inner circumference of the lower end of the slider 536 .
5 . The bottle cap of claim 4 , wherein an upper surface of the insertion part 556 forms a protruding slope part 556 b that protrudes upwards to guide the discharge of additive sideways.
6 . The bottle cap of claim 1 or 2 , wherein a sealing groove 552 with a predetermined depth is formed at a portion between an upper surface of the sealing ring 551 and the insertion part 556 , and a sealing protrusion wheel 536 a configured to be fittedly coupled to the sealing groove 552 is formed at a lower end portion of the slider 536 corresponding to the sealing groove for coupling.
7 . The bottle cap of claim 1 or 2 , wherein the end portion of the inner cap 526 is provided with a bridge 528 configured to prevent the bottom cap 550 from moving downward into a body of the bottle when the bottom cap 550 fixed to the locking protrusion 526 is separated from the inner cap 526 .
8 . A bottle cap comprising a storage member, which represents a lower cap, having a discharge port disposed at a lateral side of a lower end of a tube shaped inner cap that is available to be placed inside a mouth of a bottle, an opening member, which represents an upper cap, provided with a slider configured to be guided into an inner circumference of the inner cap and serving as an additive container, and a bottom cap configured to block a lower end of the slider and is available to be separated from the slider when the upper cap is detached, wherein the bottom cap comprises:
an insertion part 556 configured to be fitted into an inner circumferential end of the slider 536 for blocking the inner circumference of the slider 536 ; a sealing ring 551 configured to be extended at a lateral side of an end portion of the insertion part 556 for sealing the lower end of the slider 536 ; and a stopping bar 600 provided at an edge of an upper end of the insertion part 556 while slantingly protruding in a radial outward direction of the insertion part 556 .
9 . The bottle cap of claim 8 , further comprising:
an extension pipe 557 configured to be extended to a lower side of the sealing ring 551 and having at least one shrinkage inducing groove 554 cut lengthwise on the extension pipe 557 such that a diameter of the extension pipe 557 is decreased by an outside pressing force; and a hook 553 protruding from an outer side of the extension pipe 557 in a radial outward direction of the extension pipe 557 so as to be engaged with a bottom surface of a locking protrusion 526 b that protrudes from an inner circumference side of an end portion of the inner cap 526 toward a center portion of the inner cap 526 .
10 . The bottle cap of claim 9 , wherein the end portion of the inner cap 526 is provided with a bridge 528 to prevent the bottom cap 550 from moving downward into a body of the bottle when the bottom cap 550 fixed to the locking protrusion 526 is separated from the inner cap 526 .Cited by (0)
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