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US 11,583,047 B2Granted
Lunch box container
AssigneeFlexnlock
InventorKyung Sun Kim
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Abstract
Provided is a lunch box container including a lower housing that is formed to have an inner containing space; an upper housing that is hinged to one edge of the lower housing and is rotatable; an inner case contained in the lower housing and provided with partition walls to separate a plurality of inner spaces; and a locking wing that is formed on the other edge of the lower housing or the upper housing. The upper housing includes a trench portion formed on a lower surface to correspond to an upper end portion of the inner case.
Claims6
A lunch box container comprising:
- a lower housing that is formed to have an inner containing space;
- an upper housing that is hinged to one edge of the lower housing and is rotatable;
- an inner case that is contained in the inner containing space of the lower housing and provided with partition walls to separate a plurality of inner spaces, wherein the inner case is formed of a silicon material;
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- a locking wing that is formed on the other edge of the lower housing or the upper housing,
- wherein the upper housing includes a trench portion formed on a lower surface to correspond to an upper end portion of the inner case,
- wherein the partition walls of the inner case include:
- a first partition wall located in a middle region;
- and a second partition wall extending to be orthogonal by using the first partition wall as a center,
- wherein the trench portion of the upper housing includes:
- a first trench portion recessed such that the first partition wall is inserted into the first trench portion;
- a second trench portion extending to be orthogonal by using the first trench portion as a center;
- and a third trench portion extending from the second trench portion so as to fix an edge portion of the inner case, and
- wherein an upper surface the upper housing includes a plurality of coupling grooves arranged in parallel at regular intervals.
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