Standard Capacity Discharge Case of Liquid Content

Abstract

The present design relates in general to an automatic pencil type case enabling a user to discharge a liquid cosmetic to a brush by pressing a release button, more specifically, to an improved structure of a dispensing unit dispensing a liquid cosmetic product to thereby enhance productivity in assembly process and reduce manufacturing cost at the same time. As such, a liquid foundation case capable of discharging liquid content reserved in a body to a makeup brush through a pressing down operation of a release button, includes: a body ( 10 ) formed of a first case ( 11 ) where the liquid content is reserved and a second case ( 12 ) in which a pump tube ( 30 ) is installed; a check valve ( 20 ) mounted in the first case ( 11 ); a pump tube ( 30 ) installed inside the second case ( 12 ); a valve ( 50 ) mounted on the front end of the pump tube ( 30 ); a release button ( 60 ) for pressing down the pump tube ( 30 ); and a makeup brush ( 40 ) installed on an exposed end of the second case ( 12 ).

1 . A standard capacity discharge case of liquid content, comprising:
 a body ( 10 ) provided with a piston ( 11   a ) for pushing the content;   a check valve ( 20 ) opening/closing a content inlet;   a pump tube ( 30 ) which the content from the body ( 10 ) flows in and is discharged;   a valve ( 50 ) disposed at a content outlet ( 32 ) of the pump tube ( 30 );   a makeup brush installed on the front end of the body ( 10 ); and   a release button ( 60 ) pressing down the pump tube ( 30 ).   
   
   
       2 . The case according to  claim 1 , wherein the body ( 10 ) is formed of a first case ( 11 ) and a second case ( 12 ). 
   
   
       3 . The case according to  claim 1 , wherein the release button ( 60 ) is not formed separately but in an integral manner with the pump tube ( 30 ). 
   
   
       4 . The case according to  claim 1 , wherein the pump tube ( 30 ) has a content inlet ( 31 ) formed on one end and a content outlet ( 32 ) discharging the content by being widened with respect to a ring-shaped frame ( 32   a ) formed on an outer circumferential surface on opposite side. 
   
   
       5 . The case of  claim 1  or  claim 3 , wherein a thin tube ( 80 ) is installed in the body ( 10 ) as a substitute for the piston ( 11   a ).