DE7127891U - POT AND LID WITH TWO HANDLES EACH - Google Patents

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DIP L.-IN G. RUDOLFS. KOHR Q N -PATENT ADVOCATE SS MAINZ / RHEIN, A D A M - K A R R I L L O N - "T R A88 E 30

Serial No. ^ 1 July 19, 1971

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from F. Xaver Leipold, Zirndorf

Pot and lid with two handles each

The invention relates to a pot and a lid two movements each.

In addition to the pots with two handles and a lid, which is on the top around the middle area Has a handle, two-handled pots with a lid are often in the Use, which also has two handles attached to the edge. Such covers are mostly more arched and can also be used as a vessel, in particular as a Casserole. If such a two-handled lid is used in conjunction with a Two-handled saucepan used as a lid, so occur at two different altitudes in total four handles to the side, which makes an unattractive overall appearance when used results and also makes handling difficult.

The invention is based on the object of such a pot with an associated lid

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unform that when in use instead of four single handles only two thicker handles can be handled »

This object is achieved according to the invention with a pot and lid with two each Handles by the fact that the handles of the lid and the handles of the pot two surfaces of the same size and shape to lie next to each other.

The pairs of surfaces lying on top of one another are expediently downwards towards the free ends bent trained.

The handles of the are also more advantageous Lid and those of the pot formed together as a spherical body.

It is best to use the side wall of the lid

to be provided with an abbreviation for the

reversed placing of the lid on the pot serves as a stop.

An exemplary embodiment is shown below with reference to the drawing the invention explained and described in more detail.

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Figure 1: a plan view and

Figure 2; a cross section along the cutting line H-II in Figure 1.

In the embodiment shown in the drawing the pot 2 and the lid 1 g each have two handles 5> 5 and

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The viei "handles, however, are in their shape coordinated so that the

When using this pot with lid, only two thicker handles 3 »3 ^{are actually to} be grasped. The two handles 5, 5 of the pot 2 and 4, 4 of the lid 1 together form two spherical handles 3 that can be grasped together that are close to each other.

These adjacent one another are useful Pairs of surfaces 6,7 and 6,7 bent downwards towards the free ends so that the the upper handles 4.4 of the lid 1 clearly protrude laterally and the handles 4.4 of the cover 1 can also be detected separately.

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The coordinated design of the four handles described has the advantage of that when in use only two handles appear visually, which are also easier can be recorded as four arranged at different altitudes in different directions pointing handles,

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Claims (3)

July 19, 1971 If ei, No. 71 30 2 Schutζan claims 1. Pot and lid each with two handles, characterized in that the handles (k, k) of the lid (i) and the handles (5.5) of the pot (2) on two equally sized and equally shaped Surfaces (6,7 and 6,7) lie against one another. 2. pot and lid according to claim 1, characterized in that the adjacent pairs of surfaces (6.7 and 6.7) are formed bent downwards towards the free end. 3. Pot and lid according to claim 1 and / or claim 2, characterized in that the handles (k, k) of the lid and those (5 * 5) d '-' S pot are formed together as a spherical body (3f3). k. Pot and lid according to one or more of the preceding claims 1 to 3 »characterized in that the side wall of the lid has a kink (S) which serves as a stop when the lid is placed on the pot in reverse. 7127831-5.1.79