Yoshino Kogyosho Co., Ltd.

Nobuo Yamanaka

Takamitsu Nozawa

Hiroshi Mizushima

Yoshio Akiyama

Shigeru Hayakawa

Tadao Saito

Takayuki Goto

Takao Kishi

Riichi Ogawa

Shinji Shimada

Masao Akutsu

Hiroshi Hidaka

Hideo Uemura

Takashi Fujie

Takao Kurosawa

Koji Sasagawa

A container for mixing two fluids includes: a container, a pouring cylinder; an upward facing step portion, a cap whose inner circumferential surface is screwed onto an outer circumferential surface of the pouring cylinder, a small container placed on an inner side of the cap; a cuttable first sheet that forms a bottom surface of the small container, a removable cylinder provided at a bottom end of the cap and interposed between the cap and the upward facing step portion, and a first cutter that is provided on the container so as to face a bottom surface of the small container that is placed on the inner side of the cap. The small container is made to approach the first container, and the first sheet is then cut by the first cutter.

Container for mixing two fluids

A container for mixing two liquids and the like includes: a container; a pouring cylinder that is provided extending upwards on a top portion of the container; an upward facing step portion that is formed on the container so as to be positioned below the pouring cylinder; a cap whose inner circumferential surface is screwed onto an outer circumferential surface of the pouring cylinder; a small container that is placed on an inner side of the cap; a cuttable first sheet that forms a bottom surface of the small container; a removable cylinder that is provided at a bottom end of the cap and is interposed between the cap and the upward facing step portion, and that is removed from the cap prior to the cap being screwed down onto the pouring cylinder; and a first cutter that is provided on the container so as to face a bottom surface of the small container that is placed on the inner side of the cap, wherein the small container is made to approach the first container as a result of the cap being screwed down onto the pouring cylinder, and the first sheet is then cut by the first cutter.

A blow-molded synthetic resin bottle that can be fully flattened and easily restored to an original shape. The bottle includes at least a line of turn is formed on the shoulder, the body, and the bottom along the entire vertical circumference. Among the sections divided by this line of turn, at least a section is used as a shell section in which at least a nearly entire body portion of this section has relatively high rigidity. The other section is a reversible section in which at least a nearly entire body portion has relatively low rigidity and is capable of being deformed by resilient reversion. The neck is disposed on the shoulder, and the reversible section can be deformed and easily concaved into the shell section for volume reduction and then can be restored to the original shape.

Synthetic resin bottle

A cap for mounting on an aerosol container, which is able to automatically release the gas remaining therein with a simple action, when the container is to be discarded, said cap comprising a top plate member having a periphery connected to an upper end portion of a tubular body, wherein said top plate member has an aperture and a lid for closing the aperture, said lid has a fixed end which is connected to a margin of the aperture through a bendable line, such that the lid is able to turn from a first position in which the lid closes the aperture, to a second position in which the lid is protruding into the tubular body member so as to get in touch with a top face of the discharge head that is depressed downwardly, and the top plate member also has a stopper for fixing the lid in the second position so as to keep the discharge head in such a pressed state.

Cap for mounting on an aerosol container

A cap for mounting on an aerosol container, which is able to automatically release the gas remaining therein with a simple action, when the container is to be discarded, said cap comprising a top plate member having a periphery connected to an upper end portion of a tubular body, wherein said top plate member has an aperture and a lid for closing the aperture, said lid has a fixed end which is connected to a margin of the aperture through a bendable line, such that the lid is able to turn from a first position in which the lid closes the aperture, to a second position in which the lid protruding into the tubular body member so as to get in touch with a top face of the discharge head that is depressed downwardly, and the top plate member also has a stopper for fixing the lid in the second position so as to keep the discharge head in such a pressed state.

Cap for mounting on aerosol container

A container is constructed from a synthetic resin. The containers can be efficiently piled or stacked, since ears provided on the container do not prevent piling. The container includes: a bottom part, a drum part provided at the periphery of the bottom part and at least one ear on the drum part and formed by a kerf. The ear is formed unified with the drum part and can stand up from the drum part. A synthetic resin film covers the kerf in a liquid tight manner over at least the ear forming part of the drum part. The container is designed so the ear can stand in use while the container can pile without projection of the ear before using.

Container having ear and a method for manufacturing the same

Bottle of synthetic resin

A synthetic resin container having a curved container body and a bottom plate peripherally sealed at the peripheral edge of the lower end opening of the container body which has a spiral notched line spirally formed on the container body from the top edge of the container body. Thus, the synthetic resin container is formed of type that the entirety is covered and can still be readily opened.

Synthetic resin container formed with spiral notched line

Herein disclosed is a molded article of a synthetic resin having on its smooth surface a decorative pattern which is viewable as a stereoscopic image from the outside. The molded article includes a substratum which forms the general structure of the molded article and which is molded of a material consisting essentially of a synthetic resin and an additive. The article further includes a decorative surface layer which is formed on the substratum in a manner to provide a generally smooth finish. This decorative surface layer is composed both of a decorative pattern portion figured by the flow marks inside of the trace of a relief pattern, which has once been formed during the molding process of the article, and of a ground portion. The decorative surface layer is made during the molding process integrally with and of the same material as that of the substratum. Thus, the decorative pattern portion can appear stereoscopic, although having a smooth surface, just in the form of the relief pattern as a result of the shading due to substantially radial reflection of the light incident upon the flow marks. In a modification, the molded article may have at least one covering layer which is formed by a second molding process of a similar material but has a different appearance. Then, the article thus modified has a stereoscopic decorative pattern which can enjoy multiple appearances. Also disclosed is a process for fabricating such a molded article as above.

Molded article having stereoscopic decorative pattern and fabrication

The present invention relates to a cap for an atomizer and, more particularly, to a cap for an atomizer especially of a type having a manually operated accumulation type main body. However, the cap of the invention is widely applicable to other types of atomizers than the above mentioned type, having an ejecting pipe extending upwardly from the top surface of the main body and provided at its upper end with an atomizing head having nozzle ports (This head may be called an 'actuator,' as well.), the ejecting pipe being adapted to be depressed for allowing the content of the pipe to be released through the pipe to be atomized by the atomizing head. The cap of the invention can be effectively used especially for those atomizers having a large amount of spray at one time. The cap of the invention is characterized by comprising a lever fitted thereto for depressing the atomizing head. Thanks to the provision of this lever, the atomizing head can be depressed with a reduced force, without substantial difficulty.

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Ichikawa, Japan

Nobuo Yamanaka