DE7624196U1 - RUB - Google Patents

Description

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Applicant: Mr. Peter Hagmann
Bielstrasse 1o9
45oo Solothurn
Switzerland

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The innovation relates to a grater for chopping and grating food / consisting of Frame, base and a rubbing sheet attached to the frame.

Well-known, commercially available rubbing, also called rubbing.

which is bent in a U-shape and carries the rubbing blade firmly connected to the free U-legs. It is also known to make the frame in two parts. The disadvantage of the known graters is that they only work poorly on tables, pads, inside a bowl and the like. Part of the crushed Good things therefore fall next to the collecting vessel. It is therefore first the task of the innovation to address this disadvantage and to indicate a grater that has an area that is below the grater blade and it enables the housewife to let the goods to be rubbed fall exactly into a certain area.

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According to the innovation, the solution to the problem is that the frame of the grater down in two foot ends expires, which is bent out of the rubbing blade plane to form a Z-shaped pedestal in a side view are, so that in an inclined working position of the grater, the pedestal expires in vertically placed feet. The base has a cranked shape, which, seen from the stand-up point of the pedestal, only arranges the rubbing blade at a certain distance, io that under the sheet bowls and the like can be placed well.

With further development of this construction should still be made possible that the rubbing blades in a simple

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a rubbing blade with elongated knives can be exchanged for one with pen cutting knives can.

For this purpose, the already described grater is improved to the effect that the frame has an essentially U-shape and by a detachable clamp that is arranged below the rubbing blade and extends over the base frame is stiffenable. The clamping bracket is therefore pushed with a hole over one foot end and has a stuck! Opening across the opposite foot end

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can be plugged. After the clamping bracket is locked, the U-shaped frame can only be released in this way take place that the clamping bracket is removedi, one

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a more detailed description is given on the basis of the drawing.

Further features described in the subclaims are explained on the basis of the drawing.

The figures in the drawing show:

Figure 1 A grater according to the innovation in the working position; Figure 2

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In Figure 1, a grater, generally designated 1, is shown according to the innovation. The grater 1 has one Frame 2, which can be seen from FIG. Dec upper

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A handle 3 is part of the frame, while the lower part is designed as a base 4. Further the frame has a rubbing sheet 5 with a cutting edge 6 is provided. At the same time as the illustrated rubbing blade 5, other rubbing blades can of course also be used can be used with differently designed cutting edges, as are known from the prior art. Below the rubbing blade 5 is the U-shaped frame 2 with a detachable one that extends over the pedestal Clamp 7 stiffened. The clamping bracket is shown in a released position in FIG. He is in accordance Embodiment made as a plastic body. On the on one side it has a clamping device 8 that encompasses the foot and can be removed from the foot. The other side is designed as a fork 9 that grips the foot. The clamping bracket 7 therefore takes essentially two positions a, which are shown in Figures 1 and 2. The clamping device is in the closed and working position, which consists of an approximately C-shaped groove worked into the clamping bracket, on one foot end in the Area of the crank pressed while the fork 9 presses against the other foot. The clamping bracket also has a slightly protruding handle 1o, - äer can be gripped with one finger, whereby the clamping bracket can be pulled upwards from the foot.

As can be seen from Figure 4, the frame runs down into two foot ends that come from the Reibeblafct-Ebexve to a 2-shaped foot frame in side view ■ *

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the grater the pedestal vertical feet 4 '

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As can be seen from FIG. 5, the essentially U-shaped frame can, after loosening the clamping bracket 7 be bent inwards (dashed illustration).

j The rubbing sheet is, as can be seen from Figure 6, on

j Edge with folds that extend over the frame 12 a 'saw-off

equips, which include the frame parts 13 and against a

outwards, d. H. movement away from the sheet. If, on the other hand, as indicated by dashed lines in Figure 5, If the frame is bent inwards, the rubbing blade can be removed from the frame and replaced with another replace. After replacing the sheet, the frame - "can return to its original position (Figure 5, solid line) and press into the folds 12 of the frame.

In order to make it easier to bend together and to increase the bending elasticity, the rod made of rod material is bent The frame is equipped with an exposed handle 3 which is bent downwards in two inwardly Areas 15 expires, which then form a constriction 14 and in the further course parallel to one another lie.

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used «The Raffelblatt can also be made of & fygth \ free steel bsw. made of plastic with steel masses.

The feet 4 * each run down in stopper 17 made of non-slip material with which the feet are covered. These stoppers prevent the grater from falling Working position to and fro.

Returning to FIG. 1, it is pointed out again that the Z-shaped bend of the feet or the Pedestal 4 enables the feet of the grater to be placed outside a vessel 18 and that the rubbing surface is above the recess of the vessel 18, so that the grated material can fall directly into the vessel 18 without coming into contact with the feet.

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Claims (6)

Protection claims 1. Grater for chopping and rasping food, consisting of frame, base and a grater blade attached to the frame, characterized in that the frame (2) runs down into two foot ends (4 ¹ ), which from the grater blade plane to one in side view Z-shaped base (4) are bent out, so that when the grater (1) is in an inclined working position, the base runs out into vertical feet. 2. Grater according to claim 1, characterized by a essential U-shaped frame (2) ^ with one underneath of the rubbing blade arranged over the foot frame, detachable clamping bracket (7) can be stiffened. 3. Grater according to claim 2, characterized in that the clamping bracket (7) on one side with one of the Clamping device encompassing the foot, removable from the foot (8) is provided and grips the foot with a fork (9) at the other end. 4. Grater according to claim 2, characterized in that the rubbing blades (5) at the edge with reaching over the frame Folds (12) or grooves are provided which prevent the included frame parts (13) from moving outward, 7624196 12/30/76 I 5 «Λ if .LI",? · Ii / M J 'J ♦ * * I j. J I) » YYY)> d. H. away from the sheet, limit. 5. Grater according to claim 2, characterized in that The frame is bent entirely from rod material and has an exposed handle (3) which curved downwards in two inwards. 3 areas (15) runs out, which then form a constriction (14) and lie parallel to each other in the further course. 6. Grater according to one of the preceding claims, characterized characterized in that the foot ends are covered with stoppers (17) made of non-slip material. A'Ö 7624196 12/30/76