Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing an additive contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before taking or using the mixture. The cap device has a cap body tightened to an externally threaded mouth of the bottle, with a funnel part integrally formed in the cap body to discharge the additive from the cap body into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A cap cover is assembled with the cap body to cover an open upper end of the cap body while defining a cavity inside both the cap body and the cap cover to contain the additive in the cavity. The cap device also has a valve means for opening or closing the lower end of the funnel part of the cap body in accordance with the rotating action of the cap body relative to the externally threaded mouth of the bottle.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is bottle cap which has a spraying unit or a nipple cap, with a space defined therein to contain an additive, such as a detergent, brightening agent or powdered milk. The bottle cap includes: an immobile unit having a guide part tightened to the mouth of a bottle body, and a chamber part inserted into the mouth, with a breaking tip and a through hole provided in the bottom of the chamber part, and a pipe part provided along the central axis of the chamber part; a storage container having a cylinder part inserted into the chamber part, a breakable film covering the open lower end of the cylinder part; a hole extending through the storage container and receiving the pipe part therein; and an externally threaded part extending upward from the upper end of the cylinder part and engaging with the guide part; a spraying unit having a cap part tightened to the externally threaded part, and a conduit pipe inserted into the pipe part.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, in which a valve means is stably placed at a desired position in a neck of the bottle, without being undesirably displaced, and which allows an additive and a material to be completely separately stored in the cap device and the bottle, respectively, such that the additive is not undesirably added to the bottled material. The cap device has a cap body tightened to an externally threaded mouth of a bottle, with a funnel part integrally formed in the cap body to discharge an additive from the cap body into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A cap cover is assembled with the cap body to cover an open upper end of the cap body while defining a cavity inside both the cap body and the cap cover to contain the additive in the cavity. The cap device also has a valve means for opening or closing the lower end of the funnel part of the cap body in accordance with a rotating action of the cap body relative to the externally threaded mouth of the bottle.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing an additive contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before drinking or using the mixture. The cap device also allows the mixture to be quickly discharged from the container. The cap device for bottles of the present invention includes a valve unit closely and removably fitted over a mouth of a bottle. An additive containing unit externally and removably engages with the valve unit, and the additive containing unit defines a cavity therein to contain an additive.

Abstract: A device for attachment to a container. The device having an upper cap member connected to a middle cap member. The middle cap member connected to a lower cap member, and the lower cap member covering and sealing a neck of the container. A chamber for storing a predetermined substances defined by the connection of the middle cap member to the upper cap member. An aperture formed on the top plate member of the middle cap member. A sliding door placed on the top plate member for covering the aperture and enclosing the chamber. The door being movable to an open position for discharge of any contents in the chamber therethrough. The lower cap member having an aperture formed therethrough for passage of any contents discharged through the aperture of the middle cap member into the container.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wrist apparatus for handling a bowling ball. The apparatus comprises a hand plate to which is affixed a strap controller which clamps the back of wrist to the hand plate efficiently by tightening the strap with fixed and rotating rollers placed on each side of the hand plate, respectively; a rotating angular mechanism which includes a projection placed on both top and bottom of the hand plate to allow the user to pre-select accurate angles of disposition between the hand plate and the wrist plate; an angular control gauge with a sill to make the angular control easy for moving upward and downward; and a fixed roller of wrist strap placed on both sides of the wrist plate where the hand plate is connected to; thus, enabling the user to adjust the wrist support to a comfortable position for both hands.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing two different additives separately contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before drinking or using the mixture.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which smoothly and naturally removes a vacuum pressure from a cavity containing an additive therein by opening a valve cock in response to a rotating action of a cap body. The cap device having a cap body provided with a cavity to contain an additive therein and tightened to an externally threaded mouth of a bottle. A funnel part being integrally formed in the cap body to discharge the additive from the cavity into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A small vent hole being formed at a top surface of the cap body. A breakable sheet being attached to the lower end of the funnel part to close the lower end of the funnel part. A valve cock being provided at the vent hole of the cap body to open or close the vent hole. A projection being provided at a predetermined position on a top edge of the mouth of the bottle to thrust and open the valve cock with downward rotation of the cap body.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wrist apparatus for handling a bowling ball. The apparatus comprises a hand plate to which is affixed a strap controller which clamps the back of wrist to the hand plate efficiently by tightening the strap with fixed and rotating rollers placed on each side of the hand plate, respectively; a rotating angular mechanism which includes a projection placed on both top and bottom of the hand plate to allow the user to pre-select accurate angles of disposition between the hand plate and the wrist plate; an angular control gauge with a sill to make the angular control easy for moving upward and downward; and a fixed roller of wrist strap placed on both sides of the wrist plate where the hand plate is connected to; thus, enabling the user to adjust the wrist support to a comfortable position for both hands.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which smoothly and naturally removes a vacuum pressure from a cavity containing an additive therein by opening a valve cock in response to a rotating action of a cap body. The cap device having a cap body provided with a cavity to contain an additive therein and tightened to an externally threaded mouth of a bottle. A funnel part being integrally formed in the cap body to discharge the additive from the cavity into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A small vent hole being formed at a top surface of the cap body. A breakable sheet being attached to the lower end of the funnel part to close the lower end of the funnel part. A valve cock being provided at the vent hole of the cap body to open or close the vent hole. A projection being provided at a predetermined position on a top edge of the mouth of the bottle to thrust and open the valve cock with downward rotation of the cap body.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing an additive contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before drinking or using the mixture. The cap device also allows the mixture to be quickly discharged from the container. The cap device for bottles of the present invention includes a valve unit closely and removably fitted over a mouth of a bottle. An additive containing unit externally and removably engages with the valve unit, and the additive containing unit defines a cavity therein to contain an additive.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing two different additives separately contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before drinking or using the mixture.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, in which a valve means is stably placed at a desired position in a neck of the bottle, without being undesirably displaced, and which allows an additive and a material to be completely separately stored in the cap device and the bottle, respectively, such that the additive is not undesirably added to the bottled material. The cap device has a cap body tightened to an externally threaded mouth of a bottle, with a funnel part integrally formed in the cap body to discharge an additive from the cap body into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A cap cover is assembled with the cap body to cover an open upper end of the cap body while defining a cavity inside both the cap body and the cap cover to contain the additive in the cavity. The cap device also has a valve means for opening or closing the lower end of the funnel part of the cap body in accordance with a rotating action of the cap body relative to the externally threaded mouth of the bottle.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing an additive contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, and which allows the mixture to be quickly discharged from the container.

Abstract: A cap device having a cap member connected to a threaded outer surface of a neck portion of a container body and an additive containing member connected to one side of the cap member. A cylinder member is formed within the cap device as an integrated body having a space on a upper side of the cylinder member such that the cylinder member connects to the additive containing member. A plurality of first throughholes is formed in a fan shape are formed in the lower side of the cylinder member. A valve plate is rotatably positioned within the cylinder member, and the valve plate has a plurality of second throughholes corresponding in positions with the plurality of the first throughholes of the additive containing member based on a predetermined rotation of the valve plate to selectively open or close the plurality of first throughhole.

Abstract: A device for attachment to a container. The device having an upper cap member connected to a middle cap member. The middle cap member connected to a lower cap member, and the lower cap member covering and sealing a neck of the container. A chamber for storing a predetermined substances defined by the connection of the middle cap member to the upper cap member. An aperture formed on the top plate member of the middle cap member. A sliding door placed on the top plate member for covering the aperture and enclosing the chamber. The door being movable to an open position for discharge of any contents in the chamber therethrough. The lower cap member having an aperture formed therethrough for passage of any contents discharged through the aperture of the middle cap member into the container.

Abstract: A cap device for bottles, which is capable of mixing an additive contained therein with a material contained in a bottle to prepare a mixture in accordance with a simple rotating action of the cap device relative to the bottle, performed by a user, thus allowing the user to easily prepare the mixture just before taking or using the mixture. The cap device has a cap body tightened to an externally threaded mouth of the bottle, with a funnel part integrally formed in the cap body to discharge the additive from the cap body into the bottle through a lower end thereof. A cap cover is assembled with the cap body to cover an open upper end of the cap body while defining a cavity inside both the cap body and the cap cover to contain the additive in the cavity. The cap device also has a valve means for opening or closing the lower end of the funnel part of the cap body in accordance with the rotating action of the cap body relative to the externally threaded mouth of the bottle.

Abstract: A multi-functional stamping device comprising a housing having a stamp outcome port and a plurality of stamp members provided in the housing. Each stamp member having a predetermined image imprinted on a print pad with ink supplied by an ink cartridge attached thereto. The device further having a means for lowering a selected one of the stamp members, externally releasing the lower portion of the selected stamp member out of the housing through the stamp outcome port, and retracting the extracted stamp member back into the housing. The device also includes a cover system for opening the stamp outcome port when the selected stamp member is being extracted and automatically closing the stamp outcome port when the selected stamp member is being retracted into the housing.

Abstract: A container dispenser having a lid and a case housing is disclosed. The dispenser includes an outlet at a bottom portion of the case housing and communicating with a vertical passage, a wing rotating within the case housing and dropping articles into the vertical passage, a cylindrical framework receiving the article through the vertical passage and dropping the same into the outlet while making a rotation in the vertical transfer passage, a rotational means formed in an external portion of the case housing and sequentially rotating the wing and the cylindrical framework; and a sealing means for sealing the framework to prevent the ambient coming in through the outlet from being flowed into the housing.