Bottle cap and container with bottle cap

Abstract

A bottle cap includes a fastening member and a cap member sleeving with each other. The fastening member is engaging with an opening of a container and includes a via hole. The cap member has an extended tube extended toward the fastening member and shielding the via hole. The extended tube has an article received therein to be added in the container. When the cap member drives the extended tube to move along the fastening member, the via hole is not shielded, and the article falls into the container. A stopping ring and an abutting ring are assembled on the fastening member. A working portion is assembled at the inner periphery of the cap member to be disposed between the two rings, so that the axial-upward and axial-downward movements of the cap member are blocked by the abutting ring and the stopping ring, respectively.

1 . A bottle cap, comprising:
 a fastening member, being hollow and tubular shaped and having an outer surrounding wall and an inner surrounding wall, a fixing portion being disposed around the outer surrounding wall of the fastening member for closely matching with an inner periphery of an opening of a container, an upper end of the fastening member forming an open end, a lower end of the fastening member forming a close end, at least a via hole simultaneously passing through the outer surrounding wall and the inner surrounding wall is opened on the fastening member; and   a cap member, sleeving with the fastening member, the cap member having an extended tube extended toward the close end and correspondingly shielding the via hole, a receiving room formed inside the extended tube, the cap member driving the extended tube moving axially relative to the fastening member, so that the via hole is no more shielded by the extended tube.   
     
     
         2 . The bottle cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a stopping ring is disposed annularly at the outer surrounding wall of the fastening member which is adjacent to the open end, an abutting ring is disposed at an upper portion of the stopping ring, a interval is maintained between the abutting ring and the stopping ring, the cap member has a working portion assembled at an inner periphery thereof, wherein after the cap member and the fastening member are sleeved with each other, the working portion is disposed between the stopping ring and the abutting ring, so that the upward axial movement of the cap member is blocked by the abutting ring, and the downward axial movement of the cap member is blocked by the stopping ring. 
     
     
         3 . The bottle cap as claimed in  claim 2 , wherein an outer diameter of the stopping ring is larger than a diameter of the opening of the container, so that the stopping ring is abutted against an outer periphery of the opening of the container. 
     
     
         4 . The bottle cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a plurality of via holes simultaneously passing through the outer surrounding wall and the inner surrounding wall is opened on the fastening member and adjacent to the close end, each two adjacent via holes have a rib formed therebetween, and each rib is connected to the close end, a recessed groove is formed between each rib and the close end, and a first engaging portion is disposed in the recessed groove, an end portion downward extended from the extended tube has an open terminal formed thereon and communicating with the receiving room, the open terminal of the extended tube is connected with the close end of the fastening member, so that the open terminal of the extended tube is shielded with a periphery of the open terminal being inserted in the recessed grooves between each rib and the close end, a second engaging portion is disposed at the periphery of the open terminal in which the outline and the position of the second engaging portion match with the outline and the position of the first engaging portion, so that when the open terminal is inserted in the recessed groove, the first engaging portion engages with the second engaging portion. 
     
     
         5 . The bottle cap as claimed in  claim 1 , further comprising a sealing assembly member, the sealing assembling member has a through hole correspondingly receiving the fastening member, and a connecting portion is disposed around an outer periphery of the through hole, an assembling portion is disposed around the inner periphery of the cap member and matches with the connecting portion, wherein when the connecting portion is connected with the assembling portion, the sealing assembly member encloses the outer periphery of the fastening member. 
     
     
         6 . The bottle cap as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein a top portion of the cap member has a protruding portion integrally formed thereon and extended upward, in which the protruding portion has a predefined outline, an expanded accommodating space is formed in the protruding portion and communicates with the receiving room of the extended tube of the cap member. 
     
     
         7 . A container, comprising:
 a container body, having a neck portion extended and shrunken upward, an opening formed at a top of the neck portion and communicating with an interior of the container, a connecting portion disposed around an outer periphery of the opening;   a fastening member, being hollow and tubular shaped and having an outer surrounding wall and an inner surrounding wall, a fixing portion being disposed around the outer surrounding wall of the fastening member for closely matching with an inner periphery of the opening of the container, an upper end of the fastening member forming an open end, a lower end of the fastening member forming a close end, at least a via hole simultaneously passing through the outer surrounding wall and the inner surrounding wall is opened on the fastening member; and   a cap member, sleeving with the fastening member, the cap member having an extended tube extended toward the close end and correspondingly shielding the via hole, a receiving room formed inside the extended tube, the cap member driving the extended tube moving axially relative to the fastening member, so that the via hole is no more shielded by the extended tube.   
     
     
         8 . The container as claimed in  claim 7 , wherein a stopping ring is disposed annularly at the outer surrounding wall of the fastening member which is adjacent to the open end, an abutting ring is disposed at an upper portion of the stopping ring, an interval is maintained between the abutting ring and the stopping ring, the cap member has a working portion assembled at an inner periphery thereof, wherein after the cap member and the fastening member are sleeved with each other, the working portion is disposed between the stopping ring and the abutting ring, so that the upward axial movement of the cap member is blocked by the abutting ring, and the downward axial movement of the cap member is blocked by the stopping ring. 
     
     
         9 . The container as claimed in  claim 8 , wherein an outer diameter of the stopping ring is larger than a diameter of the opening of the container, so that the stopping ring is abutted against an outer periphery of the opening of the container. 
     
     
         10 . The container as claimed in  claim 7 , wherein a plurality of via holes simultaneously passing through the outer surrounding wall and the inner surrounding wall is opened on the fastening member and adjacent to the close end, each two adjacent via holes have a rib formed therebetween, and each rib is connected to the close end, a recessed groove is formed between each rib and the close end, and a first engaging portion is disposed in the recessed groove, an end portion downward extended from the extended tube has an open terminal formed thereon and communicating with the receiving room, the open terminal of the extended tube is connected with the close end of the fastening member, so that the open terminal of the extended tube is shielded with a periphery of the open terminal being inserted in the recessed grooves between each rib and the close end, a second engaging portion is disposed at the periphery of the open terminal in which the outline and the position of the second engaging portion match with the outline and the position of the first engaging portion, so that when the open terminal is inserted in the recessed groove, the first engaging portion engages with the second engaging portion. 
     
     
         11 . The container as claimed in  claim 7 , wherein a top portion of the cap member has a protruding portion integrally formed thereon and extended upward, in which the protruding portion has a predefined outline, an expanded accommodating space is formed in the protruding portion and communicates with the receiving room of the extended tube of the cap member.