Paper cup with hand grip
OwnerMi Soo Seoinventor
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Abstract
A paper cup with a hand grip has a cylindrical cup body with an open upper end to accommodate beverages and a hand grip attached to an outer wall of the cup body and a pair of ring-shaped portions. The ring-shaped portions are symmetrically disposed on right and left ends of the contact portion and each include a through hole through which a user puts a finger when grasping the hand grip. The ring-shaped portions are movable between a first position where they are attached to the outer wall of the cup body and a second position where the ring-shaped portions face each other. In this way the paper cup can be stably and conveniently grasped to prevent a beverage in the paper cup from being shaken and overflowing, even when a hot or cold beverage is filled in the paper cup.
Claims3
A paper cup with a hand grip, the paper cup accommodating a beverage and a user grasping the paper cup when drinking the beverage, the paper cup comprising:
- a cylindrical cup body of which upper end is opened and which accommodates the beverage poured from the opened upper portion;
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- the hand grip comprising a contact portion attached to an outer wall of the cup body and a pair of ring-shaped portions, wherein the pair of ring-shaped portions are symmetrically disposed on right and left ends of the contact portion and each comprise a through hole through which a user puts a finger when grasping the hand grip,
- wherein the pair of ring-shaped portions are movable between a first position where the ring-shaped portions are attached to the outer wall of the cup body and a second position where the hand grip is bent along the bending lines formed at a boundary between the contact portion and the pair of ring-shaped portions so that the ring-shaped portions face each other, and
- the paper cup further comprising an attachment unit for attaching the pair of ring-shaped portions to each other when the pair of ring-shaped portions are in the second position, and
- wherein a curling portion is formed by rolling the top end of the cup body, and a groove portion is formed by curling the portion and the outer wall of the top end of the cup body, and protrusions are formed in top ends of the pair of ring-shaped portions, and
- the protrusions can be inserted in the groove portion so that, when the ring-shaped portions are in the first position, the ring-shaped portions are attached to the outer wall of the cup body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.