DOUBLE-STRACTURE TUBE
20180319547 ยท 2018-11-08
Inventors
- Yusaku Ishii (Chiba Pref., JP)
- Hikari Sato (Tokyo, JP)
- Yuta SATO (Tokyo, JP)
- Moeka Murata (Tokyo, JP)
- Mai Kikuchi (Kanagawa Pref., JP)
- Masato Okada (Tokyo, JP)
- Ryoya Suzuki (Chiba Pref., JP)
- Chieri Ebihara (Chiba Pref., JP)
- Aoi Sunouchi (Tokyo, JP)
- Maho Kishi (Tokyo, JP)
Cpc classification
B65D47/0804
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B65D35/12
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B65D83/0061
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
International classification
B65D35/12
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
Abstract
A double-structure tube includes an exterior, a pump member, which includes an external cylinder having a first discharge outlet at one end and the inner cylinder having a second discharge outlet at one end, wherein the external cylinder and the inner cylinder are connected to each other at their other ends, respectively, and wherein the inner cylinder is placed in the exterior and the external cylinder is exposed, and a built-in balloon, which is coupled to the inner cylinder for plugging the second discharge outlet, wherein the exterior and the pump member are separably connected to each other, and wherein the built-in balloon is placed in the exterior.
Claims
1. A double-structure tube, comprising: an exterior; a pump member, which includes an external cylinder having a first discharge outlet at one end and the inner cylinder having a second discharge outlet at one end wherein the external cylinder and the inner cylinder are connected to each other at their other ends, respectively, wherein the inner cylinder is placed in the exterior and the external cylinder is exposed; and a built-in balloon, which is coupled to the inner cylinder for plugging the second discharge outlet, wherein the exterior and the pump member are separably connected to each other and wherein the built-in balloon is placed in the exterior.
2. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 1, wherein the exterior and the pump member are thermally bonded, and wherein the exterior includes a dash line, which is formed adjacent to the thermal bonding area, for separating the exterior from the pump member.
3. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 1, wherein the shape of the built-in balloon being filled with contents is almost the same as that of the exterior.
4. A double structure tube as claimed in claim 2, wherein the shape of the built-in balloon being filled with contents is almost the same as that of the exterior.
5. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pump member includes a first screw thread on its periphery, and further comprising a cap having a second screw thread on its inner surface for coupling with the first screw thread.
6. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 2, wherein the pump member includes a t first screw thread on its periphery, and further comprising a cap having a second screw thread on its inner surface for coupling with the first screw thread.
7. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 3, wherein the pump member includes a cap having a second screw thread on its inner surface for coupling with the first screw thread.
8. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 4, wherein the pump member includes a first screw thread on its periphery, and further comprising a cap having a second screw thread on its inner surface for coupling with the first screw thread.
9. A double-structure tube, comprising: an exterior having an engage member; a pump member, which includes an external cylinder having a first discharge outlet at one end and the inner cylinder having a second discharge outlet at one end wherein the external cylinder and the inner cylinder are connected to each other at their other ends, respectively, and wherein the inner cylinder is placed in the exterior and the external cylinder is exposed; a lid, which is formed with the pump member integrally, for covering the first discharge outlet; and a built-in balloon, which is coupled to the pump material for plugging the second discharge outlet, the engaging member is detachably engaged with the pump member, and wherein, the built-in balloon is placed in the exterior.
10. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 9, wherein the pump member includes a first screw thread on its inner surface and where the engaging member includes a second thread on its periphery for coupling with the first screw thread.
11. A double-structure tube claimed in claim 9, wherein the shape of the built-in balloon being filled with contents is almost the same as that of the exterior.
12. A double-structure tube as claimed in claim 10, wherein the shape of the built-in balloon being filled with contents is almost the same as that of the exterior.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0009] The invention will be more particularly described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
[0013] The preferred embodiment of the invention as to a double-structure tube is explained together with drawings as follows. In each drawing, the same reference numbers designate the same or similar components through all embodiments.
The First Embodiment
[0014] Referring to
[0015] The exterior 1 is made of sheets, which are laminated with synthetic resin, special paper, and aluminum foil, etc. The dashed line 6 is formed on the exterior 1 at a location near the thermal bonding part with the discharge member 11. The dashed line 6 is preferably formed at an area which is 2 cm away from the thermal bonding part. By pulling the exterior 1 while holding the discharge member 11, the built-in balloon 3 is exposed because the exterior 1 is separated from the discharge material 11 at the dashed line 6. Since the contents of the double-structure tube 100 is stored in the built in balloon 3, there is no problem even the dashed line 6 is formed with holes which are penetrated through the exterior 1.
[0016] The pump member 11 was formed by plastics molding, and the pump member 11 includes the external cylinder 7 having the first screw threads 20 on its periphery and the inner cylinder 8 having a hook 9 at the second discharge outlet 10. The built-in balloon 3 is placed by covering the inner cylinder 8 and the hook 9. The hook 9 serves to hold the built-in balloons 3 on the inner cylinder 8 at the time of the actual use.
[0017] The built-in balloon 3 is form of natural rubber like elastic material in order to make it possible to let all contents discharge completely. While the shape of the built-in balloon 3 is long and thin in the state without the contents, when contents are injected, its shape becomes almost identical with that of the exterior 1. Therefore, when contents are injected into the built-in balloon 3, the surface of the built-in balloon 3 touches to the internal surface of the exterior 1. Further, it is possible to form the built-in balloon 3 of transparent material so that the residue of contents is visible. Since the built-in balloon 3 is exposed to air through the hole of the dashed line 6, it's preferable to perform the anti-deterioration process to the surface thereof. For contacting the built-in balloon 3 with the internal surface of the exterior 1 and for preventing adhesive bonding of the built-in balloon 3 because of the wrinkles being formed by use, the talc acting as release agent or adhesion prevention agent may be attached on the surface of the built-in balloon 3. The built-in balloon 3 is formed of thin material relatively.
[0018] Therefore, the contents don't come out through the first and second discharge outlets 2 and 10, only by the tensility of the material of the built-in balloon 3.
[0019] This double-structure tube 100 is formed as follows. The exterior 1 having the dash line 6 is thermally bonded with the shoulder member 13 having the built-in balloon 3 by encompassing the outer surface of the shoulder member 13 with the exterior 1. In this state, since the contents has not been injected yet, the built-in balloon 3 is in the shriveled state. Therefore, the built-in balloon 3 is not in contact with the internal surface of the exterior 1. Next, after thermal bonding for the exterior 1 and the pump member 11 is completed, the contents are injected into the built-in balloon 3 from the first discharge outlet 2 located at the top of the external cylinder 7. The built-in balloon 3 swells due to the contents injected so that the external surface of the built-in balloon 3 contacts to the inner surface of the exterior 1. In this state, since the built-in balloon 3 formed by natural rubber is forced to be swollen by the contents injected, the power, which tries to return to the original form by its tension is applied. Then, the double-structure tube 100 of the first embodiment is completed by attaching the cap 5. When it is difficult to discharge the remaining contents for the reason that the built-in balloon 3 is shrunk by the use of the contents, the built-in balloon 3 may be exposed by separating the exterior 1 from the pump member 11 along the dash line 6. After that, the remaining contents can be used by squeezing the exposed built-in balloon 3 directly.
The Second Embodiment
[0020] The material of the exterior 1 and the built-in balloon 3 used in the first embodiment is the same as used in the second embodiment. Referring to
[0021] In this state, the built-in balloon 3 is inserted into the exterior 14, and the pump member 11 and the exterior 14 is coupled by engaging the first and second screw threads 25 and 27.
[0022] Since the contents are not yet injected into the built-in balloon 3, it can be easily inserted into the exterior 14 from the engaging member 15. Thereafter, as shown in
[0023] While the invention has been described with reference to illustrative embodiments, this description is not intended to be construed in a limiting sense. Thus, shapes, size and physical relationship of each component are roughly illustrated so the scope of the invention should not be construed to be limited to them. Further, to clarify the components of the invention. hatching is partially omitted in the cross-sectional views. Moreover, the numerical description in the embodiment described above is one of the preferred examples in the preferred embodiment so that the scope of the invention should not be construed to limit to them.
[0024] Various other modifications of the illustrated embodiment will be apparent to those skilled in the art on reference to this description. Therefore, the appended claims are intended to cover any such modifications or embodiments as fall within the true scope of the invention