DE632021C - Dishwasher for dishes, glasses, vases, etc. like - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a washing-up device

for dishes, glasses, vases and the like, as it is in households, at the bar, in hotel and other catering kitchens.

There are already devices known for this purpose, but when using a Wire handle and especially when using sponge rubber as. No detergent make sure that the rubber sponge is firmly seated. On the other hand, it is with similar ones Handle devices have already been proposed, the soft wiping means between the fork-shaped To clamp the leg ends of a helically wound wire handle. But also this type of attachment does not ensure a secure fit of the sponge rubber on the wire handle guided for rougher work.

It is imperative that the sponge rubber is held securely between the ends of the wire legs to ensure such a device, are in accordance with the subject matter of Invention at the wire leg ends eyelets or eyes bent through a second Eyelet or a rivet are connected to each other, so that a loosening of the sponge rubber cannot take place between the thighs.

Furthermore, according to the invention, the sponge rubber is together with those clamping it Wire legs twisted in the direction of the handle so that its outer edges run helically.

The mentioned embodiment with a rivet is the better one because it has an absolute immobility the sponge rubber on the wire handle guaranteed. The screw shape the sponge rubber also prevents the annoying protrusion of the wire legs the use of the device, as is the case with straight legs.

Various exemplary embodiments of the subject matter of the invention are shown in the drawing shown.

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Fig. Ι the washing-up device with connection the wire leg ends through an eyelet,

Fig. 2 the wire leg ends seen from above, including the connecting eyelet,

Fig. 3 is a section through the device along line EF in Fig. 1,

Fig. 4 and 5 the washing-up device with connection of the wire leg ends through a Rivet,

Fig. 6 the washing-up device seen from above after a helical twist of the sponge rubber,

Fig. 7 and 8 the helically twisted wire legs in view along the lines QH and IK in Fig. 6 with the omission of most of the sponge rubber,

Fig. 9 shows the helical course of the outer edges of the sponge rubber.

The washing-up device consists of an edged, sponge rubber piece a, which is partly wound between the legs δ and c of the fork-shaped end of a helical

which wire handle h is pushed. The wire legs for '"c " eadeir "in eyelets or eyes, which serve both to enlarge their end faces (Fig. Χ and -2) and at the same time to accommodate the rivet test that connects the. ^ Ef to one another ( Fig. 4, 7) and "sgv for holding the wire leg ends *" together. In the example shown in Fig. 1, the holding together is done by a wire eyelet / instead of the rivet e.

In order to avoid the disruptive straight grooves r (Fig. I, 3 and 4) on the outer surface of the sponge rubber caused by the jamming, the sponge rubber is twisted together with the wire legs clamping it in the direction of the handle in such a way that its outer edges k run helically (Fig. 9).

Claims (2)

Patent claims:
i. Washing-up device for dishes, glasses,: vases and the like, consisting of an intermediate. ·; see the fork-shaped leg ends of a helically wound wire handle clamped in an edged sponge rubber piece characterized in that the wire leg ends (b, c) have curved eyelets or eyes (d) which are secured by an eyelet (/) or a rivet (e ) are connected to each other. 2. Dishwasher according to claim 1, characterized in that the sponge rubber (a) is twisted together with the wire legs (&, c) clamping it in the direction of the handle (A) in such a way that its outer edges (k) extend helically. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings