CN221931721U - Tea filter cup - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a tea filter cup, which comprises a filter cup and a filter screen; the filter cup is a ceramic cup with a bottom wall, a side wall and an upper cup opening, wherein the inner surface of the bottom wall is provided with a concave part, and the concave part is provided with a drip hole communicated with the bottom surface of the bottom wall; the filter screen may be a stainless steel filter screen or a ceramic filter sheet, etc., which is assembled on a recess in the filter bowl. When the tea is made, the filter cup is placed on the tea sea, a proper amount of tea is placed in the filter cup, hot water is poured into the filter cup, the well-made tea water is filtered by the filter screen, and then the tea water automatically flows down into the tea sea through the drip hole at the bottom. The tea filter cup has the functions of shaping a cup and a teapot, can automatically flow out tea with optimal flavor, avoids the action of pouring tea into the tea sea when the teapot is lifted by the prior art, and enables each tea to quench the tea taste of the uppermost tea.

Description

Tea filter cup

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of tea cups, in particular to a tea filter cup which can be used for brewing tea and filtering tea leaves.

Background Art

The traditional tea-brewing process mainly involves preparing a ceramic teapot, a ceramic teapot (a kind of cup), and several small ceramic teacups and other small tools. Put the tea leaves into the ceramic teapot, then pour in hot water of appropriate temperature, then wait for a while, lift the ceramic teapot, pour the tea into the teapot, and then extract the tea from the teapot and divide it into small teacups.

The traditional tea brewing process has been passed down for thousands of years. However, busy modern people often have no time to use the traditional method to brew tea. They can only use inappropriate thermos cups and other utensils to brew tea, or even buy tea made by machines in tea shops. Therefore, how to propose a tea machine that is easy to use, can automatically filter tea leaves and automatically flow out brewed tea, and can brew the same tea flavor every time is a problem that technicians need to overcome.

Utility Model Content

The main purpose of the utility model is to provide a tea filter cup, which has the shape of a teacup and the function of a teapot through a filter cup structural design and a filter screen arranged in the filter cup, and can automatically flow out brewed tea.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the tea filter cup of the utility model, its preferred technical solution includes: a filter cup, which has a bottom wall, a side wall surrounding the bottom wall, and a cup mouth formed at the upper end of the side wall, characterized in that: the inner surface of the bottom wall is provided with a recessed portion, and a drip hole connected to the bottom surface of the bottom wall.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that the tea filter cup further includes a filter screen, which is arranged in a recessed portion of the filter cup and is used to filter the tea leaves in the filter cup, allowing only the tea in the filter cup to pass through the filter screen and then flow out of the filter cup through the drip hole.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, the drip hole is a straight through hole that passes directly through the bottom surface of the bottom wall.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, the bottom surface of the bottom wall has a convex portion protruding downward, and the drip hole is connected to the convex portion.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, an air inlet groove connected to the interior of the filter cup is provided at the edge of the cup mouth or other position of the filter cup.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, the filter cup is a ceramic cup or a glass cup.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, the filter screen is a stainless steel filter screen, which has a mesh surface and a ring combined around the mesh surface, and the ring is used to be embedded in the recess.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that in the above-mentioned tea filter cup, the filter is a ceramic filter plate with multiple filter holes.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that the tea filter cup further includes a cup cover for covering the mouth of the filter cup.

One of the preferred technical solutions is that the tea filter cup further includes a bottom cup. When the filter cup is in use, it is stacked on a cup opening of the bottom cup, and the bottom cup is used to hold the tea flowing from the filter cup.

When the tea filter cup of the utility model is used, the filter cup is stacked on the base cup, tea leaves are put into the filter cup, hot water is poured into the filter cup, and then the cup cover is closed. After that, the brewed tea water is filtered through the filter net and flows down to the base cup (tea sea) through the drip hole, so that the base cup receives the tea water flowing from the filter cup. It can be seen that the utility model, through the ingenious design of the filter cup, makes the filter cup have the shape of a cup and the function of a teapot, and can automatically flow out the tea water with the best flavor when brewing tea, eliminating the traditional action of carrying the teapot to pour into the tea sea, and can also make each brew of tea refine the best tea flavor of the tea leaves.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The following is a detailed description of the features and advantages of the utility model with the accompanying drawings:

FIG1 is a perspective schematic diagram of a tea filter cup of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded schematic diagram of the tea filter cup of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the bottom of the tea filter cup of the present invention.

FIG4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the tea filter cup of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is an exploded schematic diagram of the ceramic filter disc of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the utility model used together with a teapot for brewing tea.

Part Name:

10: filter cup; 11: bottom wall; 12: side wall; 13: cup mouth; 14: recessed part; 15: drip hole; 16: convex part; 17: air inlet groove; 20: filter screen; 21: mesh surface; 22: ring; 24: ceramic filter disc; 241: filter hole; 30: cup cover; 31: flange; 40: bottom cup.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments so that those skilled in the art can better understand the present invention and implement it, but the embodiments are not intended to limit the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 , FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the utility model is a tea filter cup, which is used to put tea leaves into the cup and then brew hot water, and filter the tea leaves through the structure at the bottom of the cup. The preferred embodiment includes a filter cup 10 and a filter screen 20, and can be implemented with a cup cover 30, wherein:

The filter cup 10 is preferably a ceramic cup made of fired clay, but can also be made of other materials, such as a glass cup made of fired glass. The filter cup 10 has a bottom wall 11, a side wall 12 surrounding the bottom wall 11, and a cup mouth 13 formed at the upper end of the side wall 12. The inner surface of the bottom wall 11 is provided with a recess 14 (as shown in FIG. 4 ), which can be a circular recess or a recess of other shapes. The recess 14 is provided with a drip hole 15 connected to the bottom surface of the bottom wall 11. The drip hole 15 is a straight through hole that passes through the bottom surface of the bottom wall 11. In addition, the bottom surface of the bottom wall 11 can be provided with a convex portion 16 protruding downward (as shown in FIG. 3 ), so that the drip hole 15 is connected to the convex portion 16. In this way, when brewing tea leaves, the tea in the filter cup 10 can flow downward from the drip hole 15, and the tea can be concentrated and flow downward through the design of the convex portion 16. The edge of the mouth 13 of the filter cup 10 or other positions thereof is provided with an air inlet groove 17 connected to the interior thereof, so that air can enter the filter cup 10 from the air inlet groove 17 when the filter cup 10 is to filter tea.

The filter screen 20 can be a stainless steel filter screen. One of the preferred embodiments has a mesh surface 21 made of stainless steel mesh and a ring 22 combined around the mesh surface 21. The ring 22 is also made of stainless steel. When the filter screen 20 is set in the recess 14 in the filter cup 10, the ring 22 is embedded in the recess 14, thereby filtering the tea leaves in the filter cup 10, allowing only the tea in the filter cup 10 to pass through the filter screen 20 and then flow out of the filter cup 10 through the drip hole 15. Referring to FIG. 5, the filter screen 20 can also be composed of a ceramic filter plate 24 with a plurality of filter holes 241. The ceramic filter plate 24 can also be embedded in the recess 14 in the filter cup 10 to filter the tea leaves.

The cup cover 30 is used to cover the cup opening 13 of the filter cup 10. It is preferably a ceramic cup cover made of fired clay, but can also be made of other materials. A downward flange 31 is formed on its edge. When the cup cover 30 is covered on the filter cup 10, the flange 31 is sleeved around the cup opening 13 of the filter cup 10 (as shown in Figures 1 and 4). It should be noted that the shape and structure of the cup cover 30 are not limited to the above embodiments and figures. Any cover that can cover the cup opening 13 of the filter cup 10 is within the scope of the implementation of the utility model.

Referring to FIG. 6 , the utility model further comprises a bottom cup 40, also known as a cup of tea, when in use. The filter cup 10 is stacked on the mouth of the bottom cup 40, and then a proper amount of tea leaves are put into the filter cup 10 and hot water is poured into it, and then the cup cover 30 is covered. After that, the brewed tea is filtered through the filter screen 20 and then flows down to the bottom cup 40 through the drip hole 15, so that the bottom cup 40 receives the tea flowing from the filter cup 10, and then after the filter cup 10 is removed, the bottom cup 40 can be used to fill other small tea cups.

The tea filter cup of the utility model not only has the shape of a cup, but also has the function of a teapot, and can automatically filter out tea leaves. The diameter of the drip hole 15 can limit the downward flow rate of tea, so that each cup of tea can be brewed with the same strong and fragrant tea flavor. For example, a variety of filter cups 10 can be made with different tea leaves, and different filter cups 10 can be used to brew tea according to the user's preference. It is worth mentioning that when brewing tea with the tea filter cup of the utility model, the user no longer needs to estimate the time to pour out the tea, nor does he need to carry a traditional teapot to pour into the tea sea. The user only needs to make a brewing action, and can leisurely wait for the tea to automatically flow into the bottom cup 40 (tea sea), and then can taste the essence of the tea.

The above-described embodiments are only preferred embodiments for fully illustrating the present utility model, and the protection scope of the present utility model is not limited thereto. Equivalent substitutions or changes made by technicians in the technical field on the basis of the present utility model are all within the protection scope of the present utility model. The protection scope of the present utility model shall be subject to the claims.

Claims (10)

1. A tea filter cup, comprising: a filter bowl having a bottom wall, a side wall surrounding the bottom wall, and a rim formed at an upper end of the side wall, characterized in that: the inner surface of the bottom wall is provided with a concave part and a drip hole communicated with the bottom surface of the bottom wall.

2. The tea filter bowl of claim 1, further comprising a screen disposed in a recess in the bowl for filtering tea leaves in the bowl, only allowing tea water in the bowl to pass through the screen and then down out of the bowl through the weep hole.

3. A tea filter cup as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2 wherein the weep hole is a through hole through the bottom surface of the bottom wall.

4. A tea filter cup as claimed in claim 3, wherein the bottom surface of the bottom wall has a downwardly projecting boss to which the drip hole communicates.

5. A tea filter bowl as claimed in claim 1, wherein the rim of the bowl rim is provided with an air inlet recess communicating with the interior thereof.

6. A tea filter bowl as claimed in claim 1, wherein the bowl is a ceramic bowl or a glass bowl.

7. The tea filter cup as recited in claim 2, wherein the filter screen is a stainless steel filter screen having a mesh surface and a ring coupled around the mesh surface, the ring being adapted to fit in the recess.

8. The tea filter bowl of claim 2 wherein the filter screen is a ceramic filter sheet having a plurality of filter openings.

9. The tea filter cup of claim 1, further comprising a cap for covering a rim of the filter cup.

10. The tea filter cup of claim 1, further comprising a bottom cup, wherein the filter cup is stacked over a rim of the bottom cup in use, the bottom cup being adapted to receive tea water flowing down the filter cup.