A container includes a container body including an inner wall and an outer wall, wherein the inner and outer walls are spaced apart and vacuum sealed, and wherein the container body includes an open end. A lid includes an upper portion with a threaded surface.

An insulating container can be configured to retain a volume of at least 1800 cubic centimeters that includes an outer shell and an inner shell. The outer shell and inner shell may be integrally joined together to form an insulated double wall structure with a sealed vacuum cavity between the two shells. A compressible support member may be placed to between a bottom wall of the outer shell and a bottom wall of the inner shell to help form a planar bottom wall of the inner shell when the vacuum cavity is formed.

A portable insulating device kit may be configured to fit within a smaller container for easier shipment. In one example, the assembly may include a base, a top wall having an opening, an inner liner configured to extend into the opening of the top wall to form an interior cavity defining a volumetric storage capacity and an exterior wall. The container can have a flat configuration defining a length, height, and width. The base, the top wall, the inner liner, and the exterior wall may be configured to be assembled into a portable insulating device. The volume of the container may be less than the volumetric storage capacity of the assembled portable insulating device, and the base, the inner liner, and the exterior wall are configured to be detached from one another and shipped in the container.

An object of the present invention to provide a container for both cryopreservation and transportation in which a cryogenic liquefied gas can be accumulated in a liquid state in a thermal insulating container, and a substance stored can be sufficiently cooled without coming into contact with the cryogenic liquefied gas, and contamination by the cryogenic liquefied gas, the present invention provide a container 1 for both cryopreservation and transportation including a thermal insulating container 3 which has an inlet-outlet port 15 for a substance to be stored and a lid 17 for opening and closing the inlet-outlet port 15 at the top thereof, a storage section 5 which has a bottomed tubular shape, is fixed in the thermal insulating container 3 and capable of taking in and out the substance stored from the inlet-outlet port 15, and a wave-suppression plate 7 which is positioned laterally in a space between the storage section 5 and an inner wall 3b of the thermal insulating container 3, and suppresses waving of the cryogenic liquefied gas in a liquid state accumulated in the space between the storage section 5 and the inner wall 3b of the thermal insulating container 3.

A disposable insulator for a cup having a sleeve including an insulating material to provide thermal insulation to the exterior of the cup, the sleeve having at least one finger pad made of the insulating material having a bottom edge, the finger pad being separable from the remainder of the sleeve and moveable from a first position to a second position, in the first position, the bottom edge of the finger pad being proximate to the bottom edge of the sleeve, and, in the second position the finger pad being foldable relative to the sleeve with the bottom edge of the finger pad positionable proximate to the top edge of the sleeve.

An insulating container can be configured to retain a volume of liquid, and include a first inner wall having a first end having an opening extending into an internal reservoir, and a second outer wall forming an outer shell. The second outer wall can include a second end configured to support the container on a surface. The second outer wall can include a dimple, and the dimple can include a circular base and an inner portion converging to an hole extending into the second outer wall. The hole can be sealed by a resin, and the circular base can be covered by disc formed of the material. Alternatively, a cap can cover the dimple, and a weld can connect the cap to the second outer wall. The container can also include a sealed vacuum cavity forming an insulated double-wall structure between the first inner wall and the second outer wall.

The utility model discloses a multipurpose portable vacuum insulation ice bucket, which is technically characterized in that the multipurpose portable vacuum insulation ice bucket comprises a soft rubber lid, an inner lid is connected to a lower part of the soft rubber lid through rubber coating, and an outer lid is placed above the inner lid; and the inner lid is connected with an inner container through a thread, the inner container is welded with an outer container and an outer container bottom and vacuumized, a bottom of the inner container is provided with an inner container bottom, and inner container steps are arranged inside the inner container. The multipurpose portable vacuum insulation ice bucket has multiple functions because of the steps arranged inside, has the advantages of simple structure, easy use and high portability, and may adapt to chilled beverages of different sizes as needed, which effectively improves the use experience of consumers and reduces the use cost.

In a vacuum insulating container, an outer cylinder has a first annular wall that extends radially inward so as to be inclined with respect to an aperture plane of the outer cylinder at an open end of the outer cylinder and has a tip end part spaced apart from an outer peripheral surface of the inner cylinder; an inner cylinder has a second annular wall that extends radially outward so as to be inclined with respect to the aperture plane of the inner cylinder at an open end of the inner cylinder and faces the first annular wall; and an annular sealing member formed of an elastic body having a low thermal conductivity is compressed between the first annular wall and the second annular wall.

Caps for beverage containers having an upper body defining a first drinking aperture and a first vent aperture and a lower body defining a second drinking aperture and a second vent aperture, where the lower body is couplable to the upper body. In a first configuration of the cap the first drinking aperture is not in fluid communication with the second drinking aperture. In a second configuration the first drinking aperture is in fluid communication with the second drinking aperture, and the first vent aperture is in fluid communication with the second vent aperture, permitting fluid to pass through the combined drinking aperture. The first configuration and the second configuration of the caps being related by rotation of the upper body relative to the lower body.

A portable insulating device kit may be configured to fit within a smaller container for easier shipment. In one example, the assembly may include a base, a top wall having an opening, an inner liner configured to extend into the opening of the top wall to form an interior cavity defining a volumetric storage capacity and an exterior wall. The container can have a flat configuration defining a length, height, and width. The base, the top wall, the inner liner, and the exterior wall may be configured to be assembled into a portable insulating device. The volume of the container may be less than the volumetric storage capacity of the assembled portable insulating device, and the base, the inner liner, and the exterior wall are configured to be detached from one another and shipped in the container.