DE1681164U - CONTAINER FOR PRESERVED FOOD. - Google Patents

Description

In onse3? ventoiiciisen it is actually advantageous to choose the largest possible container, so that the costs of the container, based on the hem or weight of the preserved food, become smaller, the larger the container is » Hrafctisöh can, however, do the usual statements
large ^ ree ^ lä ^ Ber or £ onservenbüehsen not use because & he does not run out content in the erforderliehen .kurzen time -Will iann "It has therefore £ introduced πτ households in general, one-Ueter glasses or -Büchsen to use * But even these are still too big for some foods, '' - 2 -

This applies in particular to glasses or sockets with sausage «Pleiscn and also & emiise, since you usually have several sausage and. Wants to use Geffliisearten simultaneously · It takes but Ms' ago the drawbacks of one-Guardian container in buying, using veil Smaller Bekälter Sas preserving the food too expensive is "

Me Heueruag feezweekt while maintaining the economic SrSsse 4er & Eefegläser «the £ onserv« need to train them in such a way that that several! different kinds of food in one Can be grounded at the same time! are the glasses or cans open to renewal by means of a fixed one or divided loose partition that look perpendicular to the floor of the glass or the rifle extends * It can this way 2 B. two different types of sausage or two types of semen preserved * Visible partition walls are particularly advantageous «=,

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there, "Mason Jars and cans can be used available for preserving different! food on this," Weis "" Oh * Mese country be no full density separation, but you can then dispense * ₉ provided that a small, taste influence can be admitted *

Me partitions can be made of "sheet metal or heat-resistant leinem JSunststoff as £ * B * cellophane -o ^ like consist **" To liehst tight closure of the äes by the country separate halves container au reach a possibility that ends of the Hirennwanä are aweck -

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massively so itffigiftectgeai that they lie resiliently against the container wall in the glass or in the can with their ends

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And "for sick has already been vergeschlagen, a variety of food is meant in a Iteefeglas to preserve% this all foods associated with a sweet, such as soup ileiseh *, vegetables, Whether st ^, ITaehspeise" etc. # _f So to food very Tersehiedener ixt, which would influence the taste in the event of laisohung s * fear, k * In order to prevent this, the individual dishes should be placed in a sealed container in the jar and preserved in it. Such liösang, however, requires expensive operations that the terwendiang of several separate glasses becomes more economical Let Slase preserve, weim. Hermetic separation is not available *

The firing is explained in the following on the basis of the drawing * which shows some examples »

The Fig * Λ and 2 show a longitudinal and a cross section through a Weckglas after the type of tumbled glasses, d * h. of the glasses that expand afterwards "The glass marked 1 has a! Erennwand 2 ₉ which is formed in one piece with the jacket 3 and the bottom 4 of the glass" The wall is drawn in the drawing to the upper edge of the glass but can also end further below * The glass has the usual dimensions of the

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Mason jars and. also the usual cover 5 and sealing ring 6 * The land 2 divides the jar into two parts, the one with food of different types, for example with two types of Wuisb, filled and then woken up together *

Figs " 3 and 4 show" in glass 7 with ^ eη the same dimensions as the one according to Fig. 1 with a loosely inserted partition S, which "is guided between two beads 9 and 10," which is on the jacket 11 and on the bottom 12 of the glass 7 »

As shown in Fig. 5, the beads 9 "and 10 can be dispensed with and instead, a wall 14 can be loosely inserted into the glass 13, which with its Xanten rests tightly on the bottom 15 and on the jacket 16 " This seal is sufficient in cases where there is a taste Influencing the two different foods is not to be feared #

The Fig * 6 shows a can 17 with one made of sheet metal existing! Erennwand 18, the ends 19 of which are bent and are Put resiliently against the jacket 20 of the can * It goes without saying It is conceivable to solder the partition wall 18 firmly to the base and the wall of the bushing.

Similar to the Irannwand 18, the "partition I4 according to Fig. 5 can be formed * As a material for the Sirennwalls in Weck glasses are preferably glass-like plastics, _for example cell glass or the like, that is plastics - which are heat-resistant and the food Do not influence taste.

Claims (1)

DIpIAnB. H. Misst ing ^ «^ _f , _Γ , Patent attorney c ΗΛ / ί / j] "- ^ - H / j Stephansir. 2 Schutgansprficke 1 "Containers for preserved" food, especially in SoTffi iron "" ekglasses, 4aa marked by a label, the outer container is divided by a partition that is perpendicular to the floor so that in every space that deviates from one another, food can be preserved - "can be grounded" -2 “Weefeglas after, lcsprueh. 1, characterized ^ that the Wall ait the JS-las consists of one piece. 5 * Wckglas or canning box according to claim 1, characterized in that that the wall is loosely inserted into the glass * 4 * partition wall for üe-efeglaser or conserve bins according to claim 3 * characterized ^ that it is made of "heat-resistant plastic or made of sheet metal. 5 * 3irenn "and according to claim 4" characterized ₅ that the ends of the land are folded so that they are resiliently against & a. lay the wall of the container * is! - - Ing K- fcling