Cosmetic case having sealing function
AssigneesCtk Co., Ltd., Chung-Gil LEE
InventorChung-Bae LEE
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Abstract
Provided is a cosmetic case having a sealing function which prevents a gap from being formed between a main body and a cover, thus preventing cosmetics from being contaminated during a process of distribution. In the cosmetic case, a suction member can be reliably attached to the main body by means of suction force so that a gap is prevented from being formed therebetween. Therefore, cosmetics contained in the main body can be prevented from being contaminated during a process of distribution, and the weight of cosmetics can be maintained. Furthermore, when the user presses a button member, a cover opens and, simultaneously, the suction force of the suction member is removed, thus allowing the user to easily open the cover and suction cover unit.
Claims9
A cosmetic case having a sealing function, comprising:
- a main body defining a receiving space therein and having an opening formed above the receiving space, with a support surface provided on an inner circumferential surface of the receiving space, the support surface being oriented facing the opening;
- a suction cover unit inserted into the receiving space, the suction cover unit comprising a suction member closing the opening in such a way that a perimeter of an inner surface of the suction member is attached to an upper surface of the support surface by suction force;
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- a suction force removal unit comprising:
- a button member having a first side portion disposed to be exposed to an outside from an outer surface of a circumferential side surface of the main body, and a second side portion disposed in a space defined inside the circumferential side surface of the main body;
- and a suction force removal member disposed inside the circumferential side surface of the main body at a position facing the second side portion of the button member, the suction force removal member being moved upwards by a pushing force of the button member so that an upper end of the suction force removal member passes through the support surface and moves the suction member upwards.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.