DE1891926U - PORTABLE INSULATED VESSEL. - Google Patents

Description

Wiirtteiabergisehe metal goods factory, Ereisliiigen (Steige).

ⁿ portable isolation vessel '"

The invention relates to a portable, with Insulated container with a removable lid for holding food to be kept cold or when or drinks. Such an insulating vessel consists, for example, of a double-walled pot or sibel with a layer of Y / arm and:

cold-insulating material and a similar Beekel.

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A bow-shaped handle or Eragbügel, which is like a portable bucket is rotatably mounted on two opposite sides of the G-efaßes.

With such an insulating vessel, two tasks in particular have to be solved, which are important in the manufacture and in the practical handling of the G-vessel. This involves, on the one hand, the design of the rotatable mounting of the drag bracket on the outer container jacket and, on the other hand, the design of the insulating container lid. Through the invention aims to solve both problems in a novel and advantageous manner.

S-elements of the invention are the ends of the bracket provided with JJangholes with on opposite Fastened sides of the jar title Hanging hooks work together, their on hook stems sitting, in their lorm the inner outline of the elongated holes corresponding bending plates against the vertical central axis of the G-vessel to oppositely directed Yiiiikel are staggered. The Yersatsirinkel are preferably equal to, but opposite to one another, and can, for example, be 25 ° to 60 ° be.

This achieves a rotatable fastening of the Sragbügel on the isolation vessel, which is easy is mountable and just as easily detachable, but is nevertheless secured against unintentional detachment. !Because f / eim the insulating vessel, for example when carrying around the axis of rotation running through the opposite suspension hook swings, so both can never Eiegelplatchen at the same time provided with the elongated holes Iragbügel ends release because then when one üangloeh with the corresponding mirror plate covers, the other Langloeh diagonally or transversely to the associated mirror plate is available. The {drag bracket could therefore at most be on one side of the Loosen the vessel while it would remain attached to your vessel on the other side.

According to the invention relating to the ß-efäßdec & el The insulating cover consists of a lower part and an upper part, which have a hollow space enclose, which is preferably filled with an insulating compound, while the peripheral edge the lid is provided with one or more constrictions to accommodate or form singing seals is.

"The upper part and the lower part of the vessel lid

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can consist of Iletall discs, which are through a Screw are held together, which can also be used to attach a lid handle. Man but can also, a lower part made of LIeta 11 with a. Connect the upper part made of plastic. 15 lower cover part has a curved side edge in both lobes with an annular constriction for inserting a sealing ring.

A particularly simple embodiment of the The jar lid consists of a wheelf ö? with iLoplastic center part with a wreath serving for sealing, A metal disc is attached to the top and bottom. The metal washers can be flanged with their Edges over protruding hanging bulges of the extremity rim grab, which is provided on its circumference with constrictions or sealing rings.

The pot-shaped or bucket-shaped insulating vessel body consists of metal jackets ₉ nested in one another while leaving an intermediate space, which, according to a further invention, are held together by a bottom screw, which is tightened after the insertion of an insulating three-dimensional body. These designs of the insulating cover and the insulating vessel are simple and cheap to produce »

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In the drawing, the essential invention features are for example in different ioxsf lihriingsformen illustrated.

! • ig. 1 shows in Yertika,! Section of an insulating vessel according to the invention,

Pig. 2 shows a section from a vessel with a hanging hook on the side in view and the opposite hanging hook in dashed lines,

lig. 3 shows a broken plan view of the Pig vessel section. 2,

Hg. 4 shows the Iragbügel in a front view seen from the inside,

Jig. 5 shows a half [drag bracket in FIG Central axis cut,

I ¹ Ig. 6 shows a second guiding shape of the vessel lid in a tertiary section, and

Fig. 7 shows a third embodiment Vessel lid in Tertica section.

The pot-shaped or bucket-shaped vessel body of the Isolation vessel "consists of a metallic outer jacket 1 tnid a metallisohen inner jacket 2, the ■ are set one inside the other, leaving a space in between. The space is covered with an insulating material 3 such as styrofoam Tdzw. Foam filled. The line coat oloen has an outwardly beaded hand 4> the outer peripheral part of which rests on the upper edge 5 of the iiulenmaiitels 1. They both coat 1 and 2 Animal held together with the help of a screw 6,

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the / a nut 7 attached to the bottom of the inner jacket 2 restricts, is auhbar. The filling body 3 is shaped in advance in the required lomi and then inserted between the two sheaths 1 and 2, whereupon it is sufficient to tighten the screw 6, using the two sheaths 1 and 2 to be firmly joined.

The in B ¹ Xg. 1 Q-efäßdeckel shown consists of a metallic lower part 8 and a metallic upper part 9 _S which are joined together while maintaining a gap. The gap! is also here filled with an insulating compound such as, for example, Schaiimstoff or the like, which is denoted by 10. The parts can be held together in a simple manner with the aid of a screw 11 which is screwed into the internal thread 12 of a handle 13 made of plastic or the like.

In an annular constriction 14 of the bent up Band of the lower Becteelteiles 8 is a seal 15 aLis fi-ummi or the like inserted.

A preferably resilient bracket 16, the ends 17 of which are bent inwards in a U-shape, is used as a carrying handle and with "Langlöcher 18" are provided.

For releasably securing the Sragbügels 16 at the iiuSßnmantel 1 of the vessel are on opposite sides of the outer casing ^1, two suspension hooks 19 and 19 '(1]? Ig.) Attached. According to the detailed representation in FIGS. 2 and 3, each suspension hook consists of a S ¹ UlBteil 20 or 20 '. ^ Which is connected to the jacket wall, for example by killing, spot welding or the like, a handle 21 or 21 * and a ^{Eiegelplätchen 22 or 22 f} seated on this stem, the shape of which is adapted to the inner outline of the Langl ocjh.es 18. As can be seen from Mg. 2, the locking plates 22 and 22 are offset from the central axis of the container to the one or the other side by preferably the same angle, for example by 25 ° to 60 °.

In order to attach the support bracket 16 to the isolation vessel, it is first placed at an angle to one side and with its one long

Hole 18 is pushed over one side plate 22, whereupon the 2ra.gbügel is tilted backwards to the other side and pushed ^{with its other elongate over the other side plate 22 l.} In this way, the bracket 16 is suspended in the suspension hooks 19 'and 19' and at the same time secured against unintentional loosening. Removing the Sragbügel takes place in the opposite direction.

The second embodiment of the container lid is in Pig. 6 shown. The cover here consists of a metallic lower part 23 with an upwardly curved one Band 24 and a constriction 25 for inserting a seal. 15 and from a top in the form of a Plastic body 26. This plastic body 26 can either according to the left half of the lig. 6 are glued into the Eand 24 of the lower part 23, or he can according to the right half of lig. 6 provided with a small hanging bead 27 on its lower band be that when pressing the plastic body 26 snaps into the lower part 23 in the lower, correspondingly outwardly curved "Hingwulst 28" of the lower part .

The cavity between the metallic lower part 23 and your plastic body 26 can also be used in this Execution to be filled with an insulating compound 29.

jQer ICuiist st off body 26 can with a special Lid handle "or it will be in the central zone pulled together to form a flat handle.

With an in! Ig. The third embodiment of the G-vessel lid shown in FIG. 7 is a lower metal disk 30 with a drawn-in band 31 with an i

upper metal disc 32 with a drawn-in band 33 | connected by a plastic ring 34; the of a plastic disc 35 is held. The plastic wreath 34 is provided on its outer circumference with constrictions 36 to form sealing rings, Learner, the IC rim 34 has protruding bead rings 37 and 38 at the top and bottom, which fit into the drawn-in belts 31 and 33 of the metal disks 30 and 32 respectively engage. Through a labe 39 of the disk 35, a screw 40 is inserted into the internal thread 41 of a 2 plastic handle # s 42 is screwed in. The screw 40 is covered by the metal disc in this version. The space 43 between the upper metal disc 32 and the plastic disc 35 can be covered with insulating material be filled.

The exemplary embodiments of the control features described above can of course be used can be varied and modified without leaving the framework of the

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"to override the invention concerned. In particular can the 3? orm of the isolation vessel from the one shown Embodiment differ, and the bracket attachment can also be used 7 / ground for other, pot-shaped, bucket-shaped or similar vessels.

Protection claims

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Claims (7)

Protection claims 1. portable insulating vessel od. The like. With a Iragbügel which is rotatably mounted on zx ^ ei opposite sides of the vessel wall, characterized in that the ends (17) of the support bracket (16) are provided with elongated holes (18) with ^{The hanging hooks (19 and 19!} ) attached to the opposite sides of the container jacket (1) work together, the shape of which sits on the hook handles (21 and 21 ') and corresponds to the inner contour of the elongated holes (18). are arranged offset from the vertical central axis of the vessel by oppositely directed angles. 2. Portable insulating vessel with removable insulating lid, in particular according to claim 1, characterized in that the container lid consists of a lower part and a top part that has a preferential gap filled with insulating compound include, and that the peripheral edge of the lid with one or more constrictions for receiving or formation of sealing elements is. - 12 - 3. insulating vessel with lid according to claim 2, characterized in that that the upper part and the lower part of the cover are made of metal disks (8 and 9), which are held together by a screw (11), which is also used to fasten a Cover! Handle (13) is used. 4. insulating vessel with lid according to claim 2, characterized in that the lower part of the lid consists of a metal disc (23) into which an upper part (26) made of plastic is inserted, the Upwardly curved side edge (24) of the metal disc (23) has an annular constriction (25) for insertion having a sealing ring. 5 · Insulating vessel with lid according to claim 2, characterized characterized in that on the rim (34) of a wheel-shaped impregnation body (35) above and below each a Hetallscheibe (30 or 32) is attached, and that the circumference of the Zunststoffkranzes (34) with Constrictions (36) or sealing rings is provided. 6. Insulating vessel with lid according to claim 5, characterized in that the metal disks (30 and 32) with their bent sanders (31 and 33) engage over projecting bead rings (37 and 38) of the plastic rim (34). - 13 - 7. Isolation vessel with double walls, in particular according to one or more of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the vessel body consists of two nested together leaving a space in between a. Metal jackets (1 and 2) are held together by a bottom screw (6) which in a thread provided on the underside of the inner Mailtelboden, e.g. a Soldered fekm nut (7) one ear can be removed. WRSEiMBBHGlSGH! represented by (Edmund 1. üdtner) Pat entaixwal-t