Separable beverage freshness preserver
AssigneeZhuhai Cheer Technology CO., LTD.
InventorXiaoxian Song
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Abstract
This invention discloses a separable beverage freshness preserver including a gas outlet assembly and a sealing assembly connected with the gas outlet assembly. The separable beverage freshness preserver is characterized in that the sealing assembly includes a liquid guiding assembly and a bottle stopper assembly connected with the liquid guiding assembly; the liquid guiding assembly includes a cock and a liquid dispensing pipe connected with the cock; and the liquid dispensing pipe is detachably connected with the cock. The liquid dispensing pipe and the like can be separated from a bottle body, and thus, beverages can be placed in a place with a narrow space, such as a refrigerator and the like, and occupy a small space so as to facilitate refrigeration and preservation of beverages.
Claims9
A bottle stopper assembly (3), comprising a bottle stopper main body (31), a gas inlet duct (32) and a liquid outlet duct (33) which are connected with a bottom of the bottle stopper main body (31), and a connector (34) arranged inside the bottle stopper main body (31);
- wherein the bottle stopper main body (31) structurally comprises a dustproof cover (311), an upper plate (312) and a lower bottle stopper (313) from top to bottom, and the connector (34) is arranged in a cavity surrounded by the upper plate (312) and the lower bottle stopper (313);
- a lower end portion of the lower bottle stopper (313) is a cylindrical pipeline, the liquid outlet duct (33) is arranged in the cylindrical pipeline, and a part of the cylindrical pipeline where the liquid outlet duct (33) is removed is the gas inlet duct (32);
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- a middle portion of the lower bottle stopper (313) is of a plate body structure, and a gas inlet hole (3131) and a liquid outlet hole (3132) are arranged at the middle portion of the lower bottle stopper (313) and respectively and correspondingly communicate with the gas inlet duct (32) and the liquid outlet duct (33).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.