DE2114133A1 - Flapless jugs made of porcelain, earthenware, glass, metal, plastic and similar materials with overflow lids secured in the pouring direction and to the right and left (snap-on lid) - Google Patents

Description

Mobile jugs made of porcelain, earthenware, glass, metal, plate and the like. Materials with overflow cover secured in the pouring direction as well as to the right and left (Nesting lid).

The invention relates to the development of a fold-free can with after The shoulder is tapered at the top and merges into a short, conical neck without a heel as well as a cover lid (slip lid).

The previously known jugs with lids almost have one afterwards below the jug rim lying inwardly facing heavily under-gripping palz. This fold serves as a support and lateral boundary for the cover.

In the presence of a cover lock by one on the lower edge of the cover located cam, this mock grips under the fold and secures the lid when Pouring process before falling out.

It is also known to have an elliptically shaped rebate opening, in connection with a correspondingly shaped cover in the sense of a bayonet lock acts secured on all sides by a partial rotation of the cover.

Also known is a cover with an outward facing lower edge, the diameter of which is smaller than the rebate diameter of the jug and which one reaches under the fals of the jug. The lid slips during the pouring process forward and then supports itself on the Kannenfals.

Next are covers with a bead-like lower inner edge known, which engages behind a cam attached to the edge of the can on the handle side. In In this case, the inner edge of the lid is pushed behind the cam during the casting process and the lid moves in an oscillating manner.

All of the mentioned cans in use with an inner fold only have a small opening. The under-grip inner fold and the small opening make it difficult to clean the jug.

Especially with automatic cleaning of the jug with underhand The moisture remaining in the jug cannot fall inside after turning it inside out run out, i.e. it collects in the fold and dries there, forming residues of dirt, on.

The lids with squats or Bejenettverschluß can only be positively directed be applied. In catering establishments, this requires greater attention and higher expenditure of time. The lid, which is supported in the case, is at its application not subject to directional constraints. If the jug is tilted too much, it can fall on it.

Likewise, the pendulum acting cover is not subject to any directional constraints. It is not secured during the casting process.

Careless handling of the jug and slight tilting to the side the same lets the lid fall off.

The invention is based on the stated disadvantages to eliminate. The flapless jug has a large opening. It makes cleaning easier. Its conical shoulder and the subsequent short neck ensure that it runs out completely the moisture when the jug is turned inside out after cleaning.

The squats on the outside at the edge of the can are small Easy to clean underhand grip.

The overflow cover is direction-independent in its arrangement. His Application requires less attention.

The inner bead of the lid is effective in every direction.

In conjunction with the two can edge cams, it provides a lid lock that eliminates all of the disadvantages mentioned. The jug can bie almost in the pouring direction can be moved in the vertical and allows an inclined position to the right and left of 45 degrees.

The jug lid solution makes the safe stacking of all on top of each other Coordinated parts, such as cans, lids, saucers, saucers are possible with yourself. It also allows all parts to be stacked on top of each other.

The simplified cleaning, the simple scraping of the lid, Its automatic locking and space-saving stacking come from the Use in gastronomy and against social needs.

According to the invention, the overflow cover (slip-on cover) is designed in such a way that that he with his inside geatig geatalten lower edge over the two edge cams of the can neck, which are located on the third facing the can handle.

When the jug is tilted in the direction of pouring, the overflow lid slides in the area of the can-lid tolerance and locks itself with its inner rim bead under the two edge lugs of the can neck. This means that the fur cover is in The pouring direction as well as to the right and left are secured. A tilting of the seamless jug until it is completely emptied is possible. When erecting the foldless The spill lid slides with its inner bead on the conical can shoulder at rest and centered. If the jug without folds is in the rest position, so the spill lid lies with its inner lid surface on the edge of the can. With the appropriate training, he has the knowledge shoulder with his lower one Edge no all-round contact with the identification shoulder.

The fact that the spill cover only rests on the edge of the can results in one good fit of the spill cover and also ensures that the Dishes.

The spill cover has an inwardly displaced one on its surface raised edge, which surrounds an approx. 6 mm deep countersink.

This edge of the spill cover serves to connect similar covers to one another to stack, as well as to pick up saucers for stacking. The sinking described on the surface of the spill lid continues to take jugs for the purpose of stacking and cups with appropriately designed stand areas. All of the above vessels are thus stackable with themselves and among each other.

The invention is based on an exemplary embodiment and the associated drawings are explained in more detail.

Ea show: Fig. 1 jug with lid Fig. 2 top view without lid Fig. 3 Section A - A according to Fig. 2 The cover lid (slip lid) engages with its inside Bead-like design of the lower edge (inner bead of the cover) 3 over the two edge cams (Can notches) of the can neck 1, which are located on the zann handle directed third. When the jug is tilted in the pouring direction, the overflow lid slides towards the bottom in the area of the can-lid tolerance and locks itself with its inner bead 3 under the two edge lugs 2 of the can neck 1.

This means that the spill cover moves to the right and left in the pouring direction secured. When the jug is erected, the lid slides with its inner bead on the conical can shoulder 4 in the rest position and centered.

Claims (3)

Claims 1. Overflow lids (snap-on lids) for hingeless pots made of porcelain, Earthenware, glass, metal, plastics, etc. Materials characterized in that it is designed with its bead-like shape The inner edge (3) grips over the edge lugs (2) of the can neck (1), the lid bead (3) slides under the cams (2) of the can neck (1) when the can is tilted, in In the rest position there is no all-round contact with the jug and with the lifting pole centered with its inner bead (3) on the conical can shoulder (4). 2. cover lid (slip lid) according to claim 1, characterized in that that the cover only rests on the edge of the can and a gate seat of the Spill cover secures. 3. cover lid (slip lid) according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that this has an inwardly offset raised edge on its surface, the one correspondingly deep countersinking does not have the same cover with each other can be stacked as well as individual dishes.