US-12623818-B2 - Content container
Abstract
A content container is provided according to one embodiment of the present invention. The content container includes: a container body accommodating content; a neck portion which is formed on the upper end of the container body and has an opening portion formed therein, the opening portion being in communication with the inside of the container body; and a discharge portion which is at least partially accommodated in the neck portion so as to seal the opening portion and has a nozzle portion for discharging the content, on the upper portion thereof. The discharge portion has at least one communication hole formed in the lower end thereof, for transferring the content in the container body to the nozzle portion. When the discharge portion is descended from a first position to a second position by the external force of a user, the communication hole is exposed to the inside of the container body so that the content in the container body can be transferred to the nozzle portion via the communication hole.
Inventors
- Min Goo Kim
- Dae Seok YU
- Mun Wan CHO
- Seok Gi CHOI
Assignees
- YONWOO CO., LTD.
Dates
- Publication Date
- 20260512
- Application Date
- 20221007
- Priority Date
- 20211013
Claims (9)
- 1 . A content container comprising: a container body accommodating contents; a neck portion formed on a top of the container body and having an opening portion formed therein to communicate with an inside of the container body; a discharge portion, of which at least a portion is accommodated in the neck portion to seal the opening portion, and which has a nozzle portion for discharging the contents; and a shoulder portion coupled to an outer side of the neck portion to be coupled with the discharge portion, wherein the discharge portion has at least one communication hole formed at a bottom of the discharge portion to transfer the contents of the content container to the nozzle portion, wherein when the shoulder portion rotates in a first direction, the discharge portion descends with the shoulder portion, and wherein when the discharge portion descends from a first position to a second position, the communication hole is exposed to the inside of the container body to permit transfer of the contents in the container body to the nozzle portion via the communication hole.
- 2 . The content container according to claim 1 , wherein the communication hole is positioned above the opening portion in the first position of the discharge portion to be blocked from the inside of the content container, and when the discharge portion descends to the second position, the communication hole is positioned below the opening portion to communicate with the inside of the container body.
- 3 . The content container according to claim 2 , wherein on an outer side of the bottom of the discharge portion, at least one first coupling protrusion and at least one second coupling protrusion are respectively formed on the bottom and the top of the communication hole to be spaced apart from each other, and at least one coupling groove corresponding to the at least one first coupling protrusion and the at least one second coupling protrusion is formed on an inner surface of the opening portion, wherein the at least one first coupling protrusion is coupled to the at least one coupling groove in the first position of the discharge portion such that the communication hole is located above the opening portion, and wherein the at least one second coupling protrusion is coupled to the at least one coupling groove in the second position of the discharge portion such that the communication hole is located below the opening portion.
- 4 . The content container according to claim 1 , wherein at least one rotation prevention protrusion is formed on an outer surface of a bottom of the neck portion to prevent the shoulder portion from rotating in a second direction opposite to the first direction.
- 5 . The content container according to claim 4 , further comprising: an overcap coupled to the top of the shoulder portion to cover and shield the nozzle portion, wherein when the overcap is rotated in the first direction, the shoulder portion rotates with the overcap in the first direction.
- 6 . The content container according to claim 5 , wherein when the overcap is rotated in the second direction, the overcap is separated from the shoulder portion.
- 7 . The content container according to claim 4 , wherein at least one retaining protrusion is formed on an inner bottom surface of the shoulder portion, wherein the at least one rotation prevention protrusion includes a slope surface on an outer side thereof as a protrusion height of the rotation prevention protrusion increases in the first direction, and wherein when the shoulder portion is rotated in the second direction, the at least one retaining protrusion is caught by an end of the rotation prevention protrusion in the first direction, thereby preventing rotation of the shoulder portion in the second direction.
- 8 . The content container according to claim 7 , wherein the retaining protrusion is formed to have a protrusion height that increases in the second direction.
- 9 . The content container according to claim 1 , further comprising: a stopper portion disposed between the neck portion and the shoulder portion to cover the neck portion, thereby preventing descent of the shoulder portion due to rotation in the first direction.
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a content container, and more specifically, to a content container, which can tightly seal the contents in a locked state and release the locked state by simply rotating an overcap to allow the contents to be discharged. BACKGROUND ART In general, a dropper-type cosmetic container is configured to allow a discharge portion having a pipette to be detachably attached to a container. A dropper-type cosmetic container, in a state in which the pipette is inserted into the container, is implemented to suck and discharge the contents when a user presses a button. Alternatively, a tube-type cosmetic container, in a state in which a pipette-shaped nozzle is coupled to one end thereof, is implemented to discharge the contents through the nozzle when the user directly presses the container. The cosmetic containers can suck and directly discharge a small amount of contents to an application area, and minimize exposure of the contents to the external environment during storage and use, so are widely adopted for containers for functional cosmetics such as serum, essence, and eye cream. However, in a case in which functional substances prone to chemical changes due to external environments, such as retinol, vitamins, etc., are included in the contents, since the contents may be deteriorated due to exposure to light, oxygen, moisture, etc., during the distribution, storage, and other processes of cosmetic containers, the dropper-type cosmetic cosmetic containers have a limitation in that it is insufficient to protect the contents from being deteriorated by external environments. Therefore, there is a demand for technology to solve the problem. DISCLOSURE Technical Problem Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems occurring in the related art, and it is an objective of the present invention to provide a content container, which can tightly seal the contents in a locked state and release the locked state by simply rotating an overcap to allow the contents to be discharged. The objectives of the present invention are not limited to those mentioned above, and other objectives not mentioned herein will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the following description. Technical Solution To accomplish the above-mentioned objects, according to the present invention, there is provided a content container including: a container body accommodating contents; a neck portion which is formed on the top of the container body and has an opening portion formed therein to communicate with the inside of the container body; and a discharge portion, of which at least a portion is accommodated in the neck portion so as to seal the opening portion, and which has a nozzle portion formed at the upper portion thereof to discharge the contents, wherein the discharge portion has at least one communication hole formed in the bottom of the discharge portion to transfer the contents of the content container to the nozzle portion, and when the discharge portion descends from a first position to a second position by an external force of a user, the communication hole is exposed to the inside of the container body so that the contents in the container body can be transferred to the nozzle portion via the communication hole. Moreover, the communication hole is positioned above the opening portion in the first position of the discharge portion to be blocked from the inside of the content container, and when the discharge portion descends to the second position, the communication hole is positioned below the opening portion to communicate with the inside of the container body. Furthermore, on the outer side of the bottom of the discharge portion, at least one first coupling protrusion and at least one second coupling protrusion are respectively formed on the bottom and the top of the communication hole to be spaced apart from each other, and coupling grooves corresponding to the first and second coupling protrusions are formed on the inner surface of the opening portion. The first coupling protrusion is coupled to the coupling groove in the first position of the discharge portion such that the communication hole is located above the opening portion, and the second coupling protrusion is coupled to the coupling groove in the second position of the discharge portion such that the communication hole is located below the opening portion. In addition, the content container further includes a shoulder portion coupled to the outer side of the neck portion to fix the discharge portion to the neck portion, wherein as the shoulder portion rotates in the first direction, the discharge portion descends with the shoulder portion. Additionally, at least one rotation prevention protrusion is formed on the outer surface of the bottom of the neck portion to prevent the shoulder portion from rotating in the second direction opposed to the first direction. Moreover, th