JP7547018B2 - Feeding container - Google Patents

Description

This disclosure relates to a dispensing container.

For example, a propelling container as shown in Patent Document 1 is known from the past. This propelling container includes a container body having an inner tube and an outer tube that is rotatable relative to the inner tube, and a retaining member that is arranged to be rotatable relative to the inner tube while restricting relative rotation with the outer tube. The pressure contact force between the male and female threads on the inner tube and the retaining member is maintained equal regardless of the container axial direction (helical direction) of the retaining member, improving operability.

JP 2014-188260 A

When using the above-mentioned dispenser to apply a cosmetic such as a concealer, it is necessary to use the pads of the fingers to blend the applied contents into the skin. This means that it is necessary to wash the fingertips each time after using the cosmetic, leaving room for improvement.

The purpose of this disclosure is to provide a dispenser that allows the contents to blend into the application surface without causing cosmetics or other substances to adhere to the fingers.

The propelling container of the present disclosure comprises:
A container body having a cylindrical shape;
A cylindrical container portion is provided inside the container body and configured to accommodate contents;
a first rotating portion that rotates about a central axis to raise the accommodating tube portion along the central axis;
an applicator disposed on an opposite side in a central axis direction to the content exposed by lifting ;
a second rotating part that rotates the applicator about a central axis to advance the applicator in a direction opposite to the content;
The applicator has a main shaft portion along a central axis,
A male thread is provided on the outer circumferential surface of the main shaft,
The second rotating portion has an inner circumferential surface provided with a female thread portion into which the male thread portion engages,
The applicator is characterized in that the rotation of the applicator relative to the first rotating part about a central axis is restricted by the main shaft portion engaging with an engaging portion provided on the first rotating part .

In addition, in the above-described configuration of the dispensing container of the present disclosure, it is preferable that one of the storage tube portion and the first rotating portion has a protrusion extending in the radial direction, and the other of the storage tube portion and the first rotating portion has a spiral groove portion with which the protrusion engages.

In addition, in the above-described configuration of the propelling container of the present disclosure, it is preferable that the protrusion is provided on the storage tube portion and the spiral groove is provided on the first rotating portion, and that the protrusion engages with the spiral groove through a guide groove provided on the container body.

In addition, in the above-described configuration of the dispensing container of the present disclosure, the first rotating portion has an outer tube portion and an inner tube portion arranged radially inside the outer tube portion, and the inner engagement ribs provided on the radially outer surface of the inner tube portion fit between the outer engagement ribs provided on the radially inner surface of the outer tube portion, thereby restricting the relative rotation of the inner tube portion around the central axis with respect to the outer tube portion, and it is preferable that the spiral groove portion is provided on the radially inner surface of the inner tube portion.

According to the present disclosure, it is possible to provide a dispenser that can blend the contents onto the application surface without causing cosmetics or other substances to adhere to the fingers.

1 is a front cross-sectional view of a propelling container according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the applicator attached to the propelling container according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. 1 is a front cross-sectional view showing a state in which an applicator of a propelling container according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure is in use. FIG. FIG. 11 is a front cross-sectional view of a propelling container according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the first rotating part in FIG. 4 has been rotated to dispense the contents. 11 is a front cross-sectional view showing a state in which an applicator of a propelling container according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure is in use. FIG. 7 is a view taken along the arrow A in FIG. 6.

Various aspects of the present disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. In this specification, claims, abstract and drawings, the side where the contents C (e.g., a cosmetic such as a concealer) is located is referred to as the upper side (upper side in FIG. 1), and the side where the applicator 50 is provided is referred to as the lower side (lower side in FIG. 1). In addition, the radially outward direction refers to the direction toward the outside along a straight line that passes through the central axis O of the propelling container 100 along the vertical direction in FIG. 1 and is perpendicular to the central axis O, and the radially inward direction refers to the direction toward the central axis O along that straight line.

1 shows a dispensing container 100 according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure. The dispensing container 100 according to this embodiment includes a cylindrical container body 10 extending in the vertical direction, a storage tube section 20 arranged inside the container body 10 and storing the contents C, a first rotating section 30 that rotates around the central axis O to advance the storage tube section 20 and the contents C stored therein along the central axis O, and an applicator 50 arranged on the opposite side of the central axis O from the contents C exposed by the advancement and having an applicator section 51 such as urethane or a brush. The dispensing container 100 according to this embodiment stores the contents C formed in a rod shape, such as cosmetics (concealer, lipstick, lip balm, or stick eye shadow), glue, or medicine, and is used by the user by advancing only the required amount of the contents C.

As shown in FIG. 1 etc., the container body 10 comprises a side wall 11 having a generally cylindrical shape, a tip wall 13 extending upward from the side wall 11 and thinner than the side wall 11, the tip wall 13 having an opening 13b at its upper end, a flange portion 17 extending radially outward from the side wall 11, and a base end wall 15 extending downward from the flange portion 17 and thinner than the side wall 11.

The base end wall 15 of the container body 10 has guide grooves 15a at two opposing circumferential locations, and a protrusion 21a protruding radially outward from the storage tube portion 20 (described later) penetrates the guide grooves 15a, thereby restricting the rotation of the storage tube portion 20 around the central axis O relative to the container body 10.

The container body 10 can be made of various synthetic resins as well as metal materials such as aluminum.

A first restricting ring 41 and a second restricting ring 43 are provided at the upper end of the side wall 11 of the container body 10 to restrict the upward movement of the container body 10 relative to the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating part 30, which will be described later.

The first restricting ring 41 has an inner peripheral wall 41a that surrounds the tip wall 13 from the radial outside above the side wall 11, an arm portion 41b that extends radially outward from approximately the center height of the inner peripheral wall 41a, and an outer peripheral wall 41c that extends downward from the outer peripheral end of the arm portion 41b. The outer peripheral wall 41c is fitted to the inner surface of the upper end portion of the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating part 30. A first lid body 61 is attached to the upper surface of the arm portion 41b to cover the contents C from above and from the radial outside when not in use as shown in FIG. 1.

A second restricting ring 43 is disposed on the inner surface of the outer peripheral wall 41c of the first restricting ring 41, and covers the lower end of the outer peripheral wall 41c from below. The lower end of the second restricting ring 43 abuts against the upper surface of the flange portion 17 of the container body 10, thereby restricting the upward movement of the container body 10 relative to the outer tube portion 31. The first restricting ring 41 and the second restricting ring 43 may be formed integrally.

As shown in FIG. 1, the storage cylinder 20 comprises a lower cylinder 21, a storage dish 23 that forms a storage space for the contents C, and an upper cylinder 25 that stands upward from the outer circumferential end of the storage dish 23 and forms the storage space for the contents C together with the storage dish 23. On the inner surface of the upper cylinder 25, vertical ribs 25a are formed at two opposing circumferential positions, extending vertically.

The outer peripheral surface near the lower end of the lower cylinder 21 is provided with protrusions 21a extending radially outward at two circumferential locations. As described below, the protrusions 21a extend beyond the guide groove 15a of the container body 10 and engage with the spiral groove 35a of the inner cylinder 35. With this configuration, the rotation of the storage cylinder 20 around the central axis O relative to the container body 10 is restricted by the engagement of the protrusions 21a with the guide groove 15a. In addition, as described below, by rotating the first rotating part 30 around the central axis O, the protrusions 21a move upward along the spiral groove 35a, so that the storage cylinder 20 containing the contents C can be moved upward along the central axis O. This allows the user to push the contents C in the storage space upward and expose them from the tip wall 13 for use.

1, the first rotating part 30 includes a cylindrical outer tube part 31 that the user grasps and rotates when dispensing the contents C upward, and an inner tube part 35 arranged radially inside the outer tube part 31. The outer tube part 31 has outer engagement ribs 31a arranged intermittently in the circumferential direction and extending in the vertical direction on its radially inner side. The inner tube part 35 has inner engagement ribs 35b on its radially outer side that engage with the outer engagement ribs 31a by getting between the outer engagement ribs 31a and limit the relative rotation of the inner tube part 35 around the central axis O with respect to the outer tube part 31. With this configuration, when the user rotates the outer tube part 31 around the central axis O, the inner tube part 35 rotates in synchronization with the outer tube part 31, so that the protrusion part 21a of the storage tube part 20 can be moved upward along the spiral groove part 35a of the inner tube part 35 to dispense the contents C upward.

The outer cylinder 31 has a step 31b at the bottom that is recessed radially inward. The upper end of the side wall 63a of the second lid 63, which covers the applicator 50 (described later) from the radial outside and below, abuts against the lower surface of the step 31b, and the side wall 63a of the second lid 63 fits into the outer peripheral surface of the outer cylinder 31 in the area below the step 31b, whereby the second lid 63 is attached to the dispensing container 100.

The inner cylinder 35 is a cylindrical member that extends in the vertical direction and has an inner engagement rib 35b on its radially outer surface as described above, and a spiral groove 35a on its radially inner surface. The upper end of the inner cylinder 35 abuts against the flange 17 of the container body 10, thereby restricting upward movement of the inner cylinder 35 relative to the container body 10.

The inner cylinder 35 is provided with an arm 35e that extends from its lower end radially inward and upward. A restricting shaft 57 portion and a restricting rib 57a that are erected upward on the main shaft 53 of the applicator 50 (described later) engage with an engagement portion 35d provided on a rotation prevention plate 35c at the upper end of the arm 35e, thereby restricting rotation of the applicator 50 about the central axis O relative to the inner cylinder 35.

As shown in Figs. 1 to 3, the applicator 50 includes a main shaft 53 extending in the vertical direction, and an applicator section 51 made of urethane, brush bristles, or the like attached to the side and bottom of the main shaft 53. The main shaft 53 includes a regulating shaft 57 at its upper portion. The regulating shaft 57 is provided with a regulating rib 57a extending in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in Fig. 1) from the regulating shaft 57, and the regulating shaft 57 and the regulating rib 57a engage with an engaging portion 35d, which is a hole having a complementary shape, thereby regulating the rotation of the applicator 50 around the central axis O relative to the first rotating portion 30 (inner cylinder portion 35) (see Fig. 7, which is common to the first and second embodiments).

In this embodiment, the main shaft portion 53 and the application portion 51 have a generally track-like shape when viewed from the bottom as shown in FIG. 2. However, this is not limited to the above, and the main shaft portion 53 and the application portion 51 may have any other shape suitable for blending the contents C with the application surface (e.g., application portion 51a shown in FIGS. 4 to 6).

When the dispensing container 100 is not in use, the contents C dispensed from the tip wall 13 of the container body 10 is covered by a first lid 61 as shown in FIG. 1. The first lid 61 has a cylindrical side wall 61a that fits onto the outer peripheral surface of the inner peripheral wall 41a of the first restricting ring 41, and a top wall 61b that closes the upper end of the side wall 61a.

When the dispenser container 100 is not in use, the applicator 50 is covered by a second lid 63 as shown in FIG. 1. The second lid 63 has a cylindrical side wall 63a that fits onto the outer circumferential surface of the outer tube 31 below the step 31b, and a bottom wall 63b that closes the lower end of the side wall 63a.

When using the dispensing container 100 having such a configuration, the user first grasps the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating portion 30 with the fingers of one hand from the state shown in FIG. 1, and while grasping the side wall 61a of the first lid body 61 with the fingers of the other hand, pulls it upward to open the opening 13b on the upper end side of the container body 10. Next, the user grasps the tip wall 13 of the container body 10 with the fingers of one hand and grasps the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating portion 30 with the fingers of the other hand, and rotates it around the central axis O.

When the user rotates the outer tube 31, the outer engagement rib 31a and the inner engagement rib 35b engage, and the inner tube 35 rotates in sync with the outer tube 31. As a result, the protrusion 21a of the storage tube 20 can be moved upward along the spiral groove 35a of the inner tube 35, causing the contents C to be pushed upward from the tip wall 13 and exposed.

When the user has finished using the contents C (applying it to the application surface), he/she rotates the first rotating part 30 in the reverse direction as necessary to prevent the contents C from coming into contact with the first lid body 61, and moves the contents C downward by the required amount before reattaching the first lid body 61.

Next, the user uses the applicator 50 to blend the contents C into the applied area. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the user turns the dispenser 100 upside down, grasps the outer tube 31 of the first rotating part 30 with the fingers of one hand, and while grasping the side wall 63a of the second lid 63 with the fingers of the other hand, pulls it upward in FIG. 3 to expose the applicator 50. Then, the applicator part 51 of the applicator 50 is pressed against the area where the contents C has been applied, and the contents C is thinly spread and blended.

When the user has finished using the applicator 50, he or she attaches the second lid 63 to cover the applicator 50 again.

As described above, in this embodiment, the container body 10 has a cylindrical shape, the container body 10 is provided inside the container body 10 and contains the contents C, the first rotating part 30 rotates the container body 10 around the central axis O to advance the container body 20 along the central axis O, and the applicator 50 is arranged on the opposite side of the central axis O from the contents C exposed by the advancement. By adopting such a configuration, the contents C can be advanced by rotating the first rotating part 30 around the central axis O, and applied to the application surface without the contents C adhering to the fingers. Then, after applying the contents C, the advancing container 100 is inverted as shown in FIG. 3, the second lid 63 is opened, and the applicator 51 is pressed against the area where the contents C has been applied, so that the contents C can be thinly stretched and blended. Even when using this applicator 50, the user can blend the contents C into the skin without directly touching the contents C. Therefore, the fingers do not get dirty with the contents C when applying and blending the contents C, so there is no need to wash the fingertips each time, improving the usability of the dispensing container 100.

In addition, in this embodiment, the storage tube portion 20 has a protrusion portion 21a extending radially outward, and the first rotating portion 30 is configured to have a spiral groove portion 35a with which the protrusion portion 21a engages. By adopting such a configuration, the rotational motion of the first rotating portion 30 can be converted into vertical translational motion with a simple configuration, thereby simplifying the configuration of the dispensing container 100.

In this embodiment, the protrusion 21a is provided on the storage tube 20 and the spiral groove 35a is provided on the first rotating part 30, and the protrusion 21a is configured to engage with the spiral groove 35a through the guide groove 15a provided on the container body 10. By adopting such a configuration, the storage tube 20 can be prevented from rotating relative to the container body 10 when the contents C are dispensed upward, since the rotation around the central axis O relative to the container body 10 is restricted by the engagement of the protrusion 21a with the guide groove 15a. In addition, by rotating the first rotating part 30 around the central axis O, the protrusion 21a moves upward along the spiral groove 35a, so that the storage tube 20 containing the contents C can be moved upward along the central axis O. In this way, the protrusion 21a can serve both to prevent the contents C from rotating and to dispense the contents C upward, so that the configuration of the dispensing container 100 can be simplified.

In this embodiment, the first rotating part 30 has an outer tube part 31 and an inner tube part 35 arranged radially inside the outer tube part 31, and the inner engagement rib 35b provided on the radially outer surface of the inner tube part 35 fits between the outer engagement rib 31a provided on the radially inner surface of the outer tube part 31, so that the inner tube part 35 is restricted in relative rotation around the central axis O with respect to the outer tube part 31, and a spiral groove part 35a is provided on the radially inner surface of the inner tube part 35. By adopting such a configuration, the first rotating part 30 can be divided in the radial direction to facilitate the assembly of the dispensing container 100. In addition, the outer tube part 31 and the inner tube part 35 can be formed of different materials. For example, polypropylene (PP) can be used as the material for the outer tube part 31, and polyacetal (POM) can be used as the material for the inner tube part 35.

Next, the advancing container 200 according to the second embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to Figures 4 to 7. The advancing container 200 according to this embodiment is similar to the first embodiment except that, compared to the first embodiment, it has an applicator 51a that is shaped differently from that of the first embodiment and is equipped with an applicator 150 that can be advanced in the direction of the central axis O. Therefore, the differences from the first embodiment will mainly be described here.

As shown in Figs. 4 to 6, the applicator 150 according to this embodiment includes a main shaft 53 extending in the vertical direction, and an applicator section 51a made of urethane, brush bristles, or the like that covers the main shaft 53 from the sides and below in an umbrella shape. The main shaft 53 has a restricting shaft 57 portion erected at the top. The restricting shaft 57 is provided with a restricting rib 57a that extends in the front-rear direction (left-right direction in Fig. 4) from the restricting shaft 57, and the restricting shaft 57 and the restricting rib 57a engage with an engaging section 35d having a complementary shape to them, thereby restricting rotation of the applicator 150 about the central axis O with respect to the first rotating section 30 (inner cylinder section 35) (see Fig. 7).

As shown in FIG. 4, a male thread 53a is formed on the upper part of the main shaft 53 of the applicator 150. This male thread 53a is threadedly engaged with a female thread 65f provided on the threaded cylindrical wall 65e of the second rotating part 65, which will be described later. With this configuration, the applicator part 51a of the applicator 150 can be advanced downward by rotating the second rotating part 65 around the central axis O.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second rotating part 65 includes a peripheral wall 65a that rotatably fits onto the lower part of the outer tube part 31 of the first rotating part 30, a middle wall 65d that extends radially inward from approximately the center height of the peripheral wall 65a, a threaded tube wall 65e that stands upright from the upper surface of the middle wall 65d radially inward from the peripheral wall 65a, and a hinge cover 65c that is connected via a hinge part 65h at the lower end of the peripheral wall 65a.

A female thread 65f is formed on the inner surface of the threaded tube wall 65e, which threadably engages with the male thread 53a of the applicator 150. When the user rotates the second rotating part 65 around the central axis O relative to the outer tube 31, the main shaft 53 of the applicator 150, on which the male thread 53a is formed, moves downward relative to the threaded tube wall 65e, allowing the applicator part 51a to be advanced downward.

When using the dispensing container 200 having the above configuration, the user first grasps the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating portion 30 with the fingers of one hand from the state shown in FIG. 4, and while grasping the side wall 61a of the first lid body 61 with the fingers of the other hand, pulls it upward to open the opening 13b on the upper end side of the container body 10. Next, the user grasps the tip wall 13 of the container body 10 with the fingers of one hand and grasps the outer tube portion 31 of the first rotating portion 30 with the fingers of the other hand, and rotates it around the central axis O.

When the user rotates the outer tube 31, the outer engagement rib 31a engages with the inner engagement rib 35b, and the inner tube 35 rotates in sync with the outer tube 31. As a result, the protrusion 21a of the storage tube 20 can be moved upward along the spiral groove 35a of the inner tube 35, causing the contents C to be pushed upward from the tip wall 13 and exposed (see FIG. 5).

When the user has finished using the contents C, he or she rotates the first rotating part 30 in the reverse direction as necessary to prevent the contents C from coming into contact with the first lid body 61, and pushes the contents C downward by the required amount before reattaching the first lid body 61.

Next, the user uses the applicator 150 to blend the contents C into the applied area. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, the user turns the dispenser 200 upside down, grasps the outer tube 31 of the first rotating part 30 with the fingers of one hand, and grasps the hinge lid 65c of the second rotating part 65 with the fingers of the other hand, rotating it around the hinge part 65h to open the hinge lid 65c.

Next, the user grasps the outer tube 31 of the first rotating part 30 with the fingers of one hand, and rotates the peripheral wall 65a of the second rotating part 65 around the central axis O relative to the outer tube 31 with the fingers of the other hand. This causes the main shaft 53 of the applicator 150, on which the male thread 53a is formed, to move downward (upward in FIG. 6) relative to the threaded tube wall 65e, and the applicator 51a can be advanced downward (upward in FIG. 6). In addition, by rotating the second rotating part 65 relative to the outer tube 31, the applicator 150 can push open the hinged lid 65c and push out the applicator 150 without opening the hinged lid 65c.

When the user has finished using the applicator 150, they rotate the second rotating part 65 in the opposite direction again to store the applicator part 51a inside the peripheral wall 65a and attach the hinged lid body 65c.

As described above, in this embodiment, the applicator 150 is configured to include a second rotating part 65 that rotates about the central axis O to advance the applicator 150 in the opposite direction to the contents C. By adopting such a configuration, the longitudinal dimension (direction of the central axis O) of the advancement container 200 with the applicator 150 attached thereto when not in use can be reduced.

In addition, in this embodiment, the applicator 150 has a main shaft portion 53 along the central axis O, a male thread portion 53a is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the main shaft portion 53, and a female thread portion 65f with which the male thread portion 53a engages is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the second rotating portion 65. By adopting such a configuration, the first dispensing mechanism formed by the protrusion portion 21a and the spiral groove portion 35a and the second dispensing mechanism formed by the male thread portion 53a and the female thread portion 65f can be arranged to overlap in the direction of the central axis O, so that the longitudinal dimension of the dispensing container 200 can be further reduced.

In addition, in this embodiment, the main shaft portion 53 engages with the engagement portion 35d provided on the first rotating portion 30, so that the applicator 150 is configured to be restricted in its relative rotation about the central axis O with respect to the first rotating portion 30. By adopting such a configuration, the first rotating portion 30 can be used as an operating portion when the contents C are dispensed upward, and the first rotating portion 30 can be used as a fixed portion when the applicator 150 is dispensed downward. This allows the number of parts to be reduced and the configuration to be simplified.

Although the present disclosure has been described based on various drawings and examples, it should be noted that a person skilled in the art would be able to easily make various modifications and corrections based on the present disclosure. Therefore, it should be noted that these modifications and corrections are included in the scope of the present invention. For example, the functions contained in each component can be rearranged so as not to cause logical inconsistencies, and multiple components can be combined into one or divided. It should be understood that these are also included in the scope of the present invention.

For example, in the first and second embodiments, the housing tube 20 is provided with a protrusion 21a, and the inner tube 35 of the first rotating part 30 is provided with a spiral groove 35a, but this is not limited to the above. A spiral groove may be provided on the outer circumferential surface of the housing tube 20, and a protrusion protruding radially inward may be provided on the inner tube 35 of the first rotating part 30. Also, instead of engagement between the protrusion 21a and the spiral groove 35a, engagement between a male thread and a female thread may be used.

In the first and second embodiments, the first rotating part 30 is configured to have an outer cylinder part 31 and an inner cylinder part 35 that engages with the outer cylinder part 31, but this is not limited to the above. The functions of the outer cylinder part 31 and the inner cylinder part 35 may be integrated into a single member.

In the second embodiment, the male thread portion 53a and the female thread portion 65f are engaged to advance the applicator portion 51a downward, but this is not limited to the configuration. A configuration in which a protrusion and a spiral groove are engaged may also be adopted.

The present disclosure can be used in a dispenser container that contains, for example, a rod-shaped content such as cosmetics (lipstick, lip balm, or stick eye shadow), glue, or medicine, and allows the user to dispense the required amount of the content, apply it, and then blend it into the surface to be applied using an applicator.

LIST OF SYMBOLS 10 Container body 11 Side wall 13 Tip wall 13b Opening 15 Base end wall 15a Guide groove 17 Flange portion 20 Storage cylinder portion 21 Lower cylinder 21a Projection portion 23 Storage dish portion 25 Upper cylinder 25a Vertical rib 30 First rotating portion 31 Outer cylinder portion 31a Outer engaging rib 31b Step portion 35 Inner cylinder portion 35a Groove portion 35b Inner engaging rib 35c Anti-rotation plate 35d Engagement portion 35e Arm portion 41 First regulating ring 41a Inner peripheral wall 41b Arm portion 41c Outer peripheral wall 43 Second regulating ring 50 Applicator 51, 51a Applicator portion 53 Main shaft portion 53a Male thread portion 57 Regulating shaft 57a Regulating rib 61 First lid 61a Side wall 61b Top wall 63 Second lid body 63a Side wall 63b Bottom wall 65 Second rotating portion 65a Peripheral wall 65c Hinge lid body 65d Middle wall 65e Threaded tube wall 65f Female thread portion 65h Hinge portion 100 Propulsion container 150 Applicator 200 Propulsion container C Contents O Central axis

Claims (4)

A container body having a cylindrical shape;
A cylindrical container portion is provided inside the container body and configured to accommodate contents;
a first rotating portion that rotates about a central axis to raise the accommodating tube portion along the central axis;
an applicator disposed on an opposite side in a central axis direction to the content exposed by lifting ;
a second rotating part that rotates the applicator about a central axis to advance the applicator in a direction opposite to the content;
The applicator has a main shaft portion along a central axis,
A male thread is provided on the outer circumferential surface of the main shaft,
The second rotating portion has an inner circumferential surface provided with a female thread portion into which the male thread portion engages,
A dispensing container, characterized in that the main shaft portion engages with an engagement portion provided on the first rotating portion, thereby restricting relative rotation of the applicator about a central axis with respect to the first rotating portion . One of the accommodating cylinder portion and the first rotating portion has a protrusion extending in a radial direction,
The propelling container according to claim 1 , wherein the other of the housing tube portion and the first rotating portion has a spiral groove portion with which the protrusion portion engages. the protrusion is provided on the housing tube portion and the spiral groove is provided on the first rotating portion,
The propelling container according to claim 2 , wherein the protrusion passes through a guide groove provided in the container body and engages with the spiral groove. The first rotating portion has an outer cylindrical portion and an inner cylindrical portion disposed radially inside the outer cylindrical portion,
an inner engagement rib provided on a radially outer surface of the inner cylindrical portion is fitted between an outer engagement rib provided on a radially inner surface of the outer cylindrical portion, thereby restricting a relative rotation of the inner cylindrical portion about a central axis with respect to the outer cylindrical portion,
The propelling container according to claim 3 , wherein the groove is spirally formed on a radially inner surface of the inner cylindrical portion.

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