Cosmetic container having an airless pump
Abstract
The present invention relates a cosmetic case including an airless pump. The present invention is an improved invention over patent no. 963155 filed by this inventor and issued earlier. According to the present invention, the cosmetic case consists of three storage case bodies to more safely and hygienically store the contents of the case for a long period of time. Also, since a pump is operated in a reciprocating manner so as to pump the contents, pumping efficiency for the contents may be improved. Also, various cosmetics may be stored at the same time to enable a user to easily use the case and refill same with cosmetics.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A cosmetic container comprising:
a case ( 10 ) having a horizontally flat shape and configured to be opened and closed by a cap; a reception body ( 20 ) coupled to the case ( 10 ) and having at least one reception chamber for receiving cosmetics discharged from a tube container in the case; a tube container ( 30 ) inserted into the case ( 10 ) to store cosmetics, the tube container ( 30 ) being protected by a separate protection cap ( 32 ); an airless pump ( 40 ) integrally coupled to a front surface of the tube container ( 30 ) to discharge cosmetics in the tube container into the reception chamber of the reception body by a predetermined amount through the nozzle ( 48 ); and an operation button ( 50 ) installed at sides of the case ( 10 ) and the reception body ( 20 ) to operate the airless pump ( 40 ) through a push operation.
2 . The cosmetic container of claim 1 , wherein the reception body ( 20 ) comprises a plurality of reception chambers on an upper surface thereof so that different types of cosmetics are received in the reception chambers.
3 . The cosmetic container of claim 1 , wherein the airless pump ( 40 ) comprises:
an engaging tube ( 41 ) interference-fitted with an ejection hole ( 31 ) of the tube container ( 30 ) and having guide pins ( 41 a ) at upper and lower portions of a front end thereof; an operation tube ( 42 ) resiliently installed by a spring ( 43 ), having guide grooves ( 42 a ) coupled to guide pins at upper and lower portions thereof, and having a piston ( 42 b ) at a rear side thereof; an operation cylinder ( 44 ) inserted into the ejection hole ( 31 ) of the tube container ( 30 ) at a rear side of the engaging tube ( 41 ), having a compression chamber ( 44 a ) therein, and having a valve ( 45 ) at an inlet hole thereof; a piston support ( 46 ) coupled to an interior of the piston ( 42 b ) of the operation tube ( 42 ), having a saw tooth-shaped wing ( 46 a ) at one end thereof inserted into the operation cylinder 44 and having a plurality of ribs ( 46 b ) alternately protruding from the body, and having an exit hole ( 46 c ) communicated with an interior thereof at a predetermined location of a surface thereof; and a piston valve ( 47 ) configured to compress a compression chamber according to a forward or rearward movement, the piston value ( 47 ) being coupled between the piston support ( 46 ) and the operation cylinder ( 44 ).
4 . The cosmetic container of claim 1 , wherein the nozzle ( 48 ) coupled to a front end of the operation tube ( 42 ) is formed of a restoring material to be bent vertically and be communicated with the nozzle hole ( 21 a ) of the reception chamber ( 21 ) and has a “+”-shaped cutting line ( 48 a ) at an end thereof so that the nozzle hole is closed in a standby state and is opened as the nozzle ( 8 ) is widened when the cosmetics are discharged.
5 . The cosmetic container of claim 1 , wherein the operation button ( 50 ) is engaged with a coupling portion of the case ( 10 ) and the reception body ( 20 ) to be pushed in a horizontal and vertical operation range (A).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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