Article discharging device
AssigneeTomy Company, Ltd.
InventorAkira Tomioka
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Abstract
An article discharging device having a main body (1) with an opening (1a) which is provided in a front side, comprising: a container (2) for containing and holding an article therein, which comprises a front wall (2b) at least a portion of which is transparent and an article entrance (8) formed in an upper side, wherein the container (2) is able to close the opening and the article held in the container can be viewed through the transparent portion of the front wall in a closed state, and the container can be rotated reciprocally around a predetermined axis (2a), to take the closed state or an article entrance exposed state.
Claims9
An article discharging device having a main body with an opening which is provided in a front side, comprising:
- a container for containing and holding an article therein, which comprises a front wall at least a portion of which is transparent and an article entrance formed in an upper side;
- wherein the container is able to close the opening and the article held in the container can be viewed through the transparent portion of the front wall in a closed state, and the container can be rotated reciprocally around a predetermined axis, to take the closed state or an article entrance exposed state.
An article discharging device having a main body with an opening which is provided in a front side, comprising:
- a container for containing and holding an article therein, which comprises a front wall at least a portion of which is transparent and an article entrance formed in an upper side,
- wherein the container is able to close the opening and the article held in the container can be viewed through the transparent portion of the front wall in a closed state, and the container can be rotated reciprocally around a lateral axis which extends from a side of the main body to the other side through a predetermined point inside the main body, to take the closed state or an article entrance exposed state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.