HANDHELD STRUCTURE OF THERMOS CUP

Abstract

The present invention discloses a handheld structure of a thermos cup, including a handle integrally connected with a body of the thermos cup, and a belt part. A groove is arranged on a surface of the handle. The belt part movably cooperates with the groove and is operable between a first position where the belt part is completely fitted in the groove to flush with the surface of the handle and a second position where the belt part is partially detached from the groove to serve as a hand strap. The thermos cup of the present invention has the stability of handles and the portability of hand straps.

Claims

1. A handheld structure of a thermos cup, comprising: a handle integrally connected with a body of the thermos cup; a groove arranged on a surface of the handle; and a belt part movably cooperates with the groove and operable between a first position where the belt part is completely fitted in the groove to flush with the surface of the handle and a second position where the belt part is partially detached from the groove to serve as a hand strap.

2. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 1, wherein it further comprises a slider; the belt part is made of silica gel with a first end thereof fixedly connected with a first end of the groove and a second end thereof fixedly connected with the slider; the slider is slidably connected with the groove and movably abuts against a second end of the groove.

3. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 2, wherein a first slot is arranged at the first end of the groove; a first inserting connector is arranged at the first end of the belt part; the first inserting connector is embedded in the first slot.

4. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 3, wherein a limiting block is arranged at an opening of the first slot; the limiting block abuts against an end surface of the first inserting connector.

5. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 2, wherein a second inserting connector is arranged at the second end of the belt part; a second slot is arranged on the slider; the second inserting connector is embedded in the second slot.

6. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 2, wherein a guiding protrusion is arranged on each of two side walls of the groove; a guiding groove is arranged on each of two side walls of the slider; the guiding protrusions are respectively received in the corresponding guiding grooves.

7. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 6, wherein each of the guiding protrusions has a first end which is provided with an anti-slip protrusion and a second end which extends to the second end of the groove; each of the anti-slip protrusions has a width which is greater than that of the corresponding guiding groove; the slider movably abuts against the anti-slip protrusions.

8. The handheld structure of a thermos cup of claim 2, wherein a plurality of anti-slip ridges are formed on a surface of the slider.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment according to the present invention;

[0017] FIG. 2 is an exploded view of the embodiment according to the present invention;

[0018] FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the embodiment according to the present invention;

[0019] FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the embodiment in use according to the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0020] In order to further explain the technical solutions of the present invention, the present invention will be explained in detail by an embodiment.

[0021] Referring to FIGS. 1 to 4, the present invention discloses a handheld structure of a thermos cup, comprising a handle 2 integrally connected with a body 1 of the thermos cup, and a belt part 3.

[0022] A groove 21 is arranged on a surface of the handle 2.

[0023] The belt part 3 movably cooperates with the groove 21 and is operable between a first position where the belt part 3 is completely fitted in the groove 21 to flush with the surface of the handle 2 and a second position where the belt part 3 is partially detached from the groove 21 to serve as a hand strap.

[0024] In this embodiment, the handheld structure further comprises a slider 4. The belt part 3 is made of silica gel with a first end thereof fixedly connected with a first end of the groove 21 and a second end thereof fixedly connected with the slider 4. The slider 4 is slidably connected with the groove 21 and movably abuts against a second end of the groove 21. Since the belt part 3 is made of silica gel with the first end thereof fixed to the first end of the groove 21, the slider 4 can be pushed to deform the belt part 3 under force, such that the middle portion of the belt part 3 is thereby pushed to pop out of the groove 21 to serve as a hand strap, with the state as shown in FIG. 4.

[0025] A first slot 211 is arranged at the first end of the groove 21. A first inserting connector 31 is arranged at the first end of the belt part 3. The first inserting connector 31 is embedded in the first slot 211, thereby achieving the fixed connection of the belt part 3 with the first end of the groove 21.

[0026] Furthermore, a limiting block 212 is arranged at an opening of the first slot 211 for limiting the first inserting connector 31, thereby preventing the first inserting connector 31 from being detached from the first slot 211. The limiting block 212 abuts against an end surface of the first inserting connector 31.

[0027] A second inserting connector 32 is arranged at the second end of the belt part 3. A second slot 41 is arranged on the slider 4. The second inserting connector 32 is embedded in the second slot 41, thereby achieving the fixed connection of the belt part 3 with the slider 4.

[0028] A guiding protrusion 213 is arranged on each of two side walls of the groove 21. A guiding groove 42 is arranged on each of two side walls of the slider 4. The guiding protrusions 213 are respectively received in the corresponding guiding grooves 42, thereby achieving the sliding connection of the slider 4 and the groove 21.

[0029] Furthermore, each of the guiding protrusions 213 has a first end which is provided with an anti-slip protrusion 214 and a second end which extends to the second end of the groove 21; each of the anti-slip protrusions 214 has a width which is greater than that of the corresponding guiding groove 21; the slider 4 movably abuts against the anti-slip protrusions 214. The anti-slip protrusions 214 can limit the moving range of the slider 4. Meanwhile, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, according to the shape of the handle 2 in this embodiment, the guiding protrusions 213 are mainly designed at the grip portion of the handle 2, and the anti-slip protrusions 214 are designed to limit the slider 4 from moving to the bending portion of the handle 2.

[0030] A plurality of anti-slip ridges 43 are formed on a surface of the slider 4, thereby increasing the friction when fingers contact the slider 4, and making it easier to push the slider 4 to move in the groove 21.

[0031] Referring to FIG. 4, when it is necessary to use the hand strap, the user only needs to push the slider 4 to deform the belt part 3 under force, such that the middle portion of the belt part 3 is pushed to pop out of the groove 21. At this time, the belt part 3 can be used as the hand strap.

[0032] By the above solution, the present invention integrates the belt part 3 with the handle 2 of the thermos cup by providing the groove 21 on the handle 2 and assembling the belt part 3 in the groove 21. The belt part 3 is completely fitted in the groove 21 to flush with the surface of the handle 2 when not in use, such that the thermos cup has the stability of handles and the portability of hand straps. Meanwhile, the two structures of the handle and the hand strap will not co-exist in appearance. The present invention eventually achieves diversified functionality and a simple and concise overall structure.

[0033] The above embodiment and the accompanying drawings are not intended to limit the form and style of the product of the present invention, and any suitable changes or modifications made by those of ordinary skills in the art shall fall within the patent scope of the present invention.