NOZZLE CAP FOR AEROSOL CONTAINER

摘要

Provided is a nozzle cap for aerosol container that can be used for cleaning a nozzle of an aerosol container that has a plurality of stems, and preventing the nozzle from being pushed down. The nozzle cap includes a plurality of bar-like pieces 11 that can be inserted from ejection ports 24 of a nozzle 20 into ejection-side communication passages 23a at least until distal ends 11a reach upper ends 22d of stem-like communication passages 22a, and a lower protrusion 14 that prevents the nozzle from being pushed down by abutting on a cover member 30 below ejection tubes 23 of the nozzle 20 when the bar-like pieces 11 are inserted into the ejection-side communication passages 23a.

主权项

1. A nozzle cap for aerosol container to be attached to an aerosol container that includes a nozzle connected to a plurality of stems of a mounting cup at one end and having an ejection port at the other end, and a cover member attached to the mounting cup, the nozzle including a stem connector that forms stem-side communication passages independently extending upward from respective stems, and ejection tubes that form ejection-side communication passages independently extending forward from upper ends of the respective stem-side communication passages, the nozzle cap comprising:
a plurality of bar-like pieces that can be inserted from the ejection port of the nozzle into the respective ejection-side communication passages at least until distal ends of the bar-like pieces reach the upper ends of the respective stem-side communication passages; a circumferential wall formed continuously to base ends of the plurality of bar-like pieces via a front wall to surround the ejection tubes when the bar-like pieces are inserted into the ejection-side communication passages; and a lower protrusion protruding from an outer circumferential surface of the circumferential wall and abutting on the cover member below the ejection tubes of the nozzle when the bar-like pieces are inserted into the ejection-side communication passages, to thereby prevent the nozzle from being pushed down.