DE8220320U1 - BAKING FILM - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a baking sheet for use

as a base for baked goods in baking molds or baking ^;

sheets with essentially flat bottoms and opposite | '

raised edges to prevent the | To prevent baked goods on the baking tins or trays.

Such baking foils are used in households and businesses j,

used many times. As a separating layer between baked goods |

and baking sheet or baking tin prevent them from happening with i |

very low-fat baked goods cause the baking trays to get dirty. . or forms by encrusted under the action of heat

Qthe even burnt dough. In addition, the:,

Usually not dough with the baking foil or only §

connect with little adhesion, so that the baked goods are not damaged.

can be released from the film. |

Although the bottom of a baking pan or a baking B

sheet metal covered with a baking sheet without further ado?

will. So far, however, no simple and convenient i

manageable solution found to even the raised ■

Edges of cake tins and trays to prevent sticking Ij

to protect the baked goods. If a baking foil is used with the I

Floor plan of the "bottom of the baking tray or mold over- |

stepping dimensions into the baking pan or the 1

When the baking sheet is pressed in, the baking foil forms in the |

Area of the raised edges inevitably pocket j

Large folds into which the dough can penetrate. So that i receives the dough during the baking process a correspondingly by pocket-shaped grooves or the like. rugged, unsightly Outer surface that can also be easily destroyed when the baking foil is removed from the baked goods.

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It is therefore the object of the invention to create a baking sheet which extends from the raised edges Can easily fit baking trays or molds.

This object is achieved in that one of the baking pan or the baking tray is cut accordingly Foil piece a closed, the ground plan corresponding to the middle field and one it has outwardly adjoining, the middle field ring-TO-shaped enclosing edge zone, in the from Outer edge of the piece of film up to the circumferential line of the central field, multiple cuts are.

Through these cuts, the edge zone is transformed into lobed, Subdivided sections adjoining the middle field, which bend or bend towards the middle field. can be folded up and practically over the entire surface of the raised edge of the baking tray or the Create a baking pan, with the edges of two flap-shaped blanks adjacent to a cut in each case overlap slightly.

The piece of film designed according to the invention can on the one hand be transported and stored as a flat item and on the other hand a shape corresponding to the respective baking pan or the respective baking tray accept with raised edges.

Since the dough of the baked goods forms a kneadable mass or is at least viscous, leakage is through cuts on the side of the piece of film facing the baking pan or your baking tray are practically impossible.

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In the case of polygonal, e.g. square or rectangular jüttelfeld, the cuts run expediently from the corner points of the middle field to the outer edge of the piece of film. The cutting direction corresponds preferably approximately the direction of the bisector of the corner area from the circumferential line of the central field formed angle.

With circular or the like. The cuts are in the middle expediently essentially from its circumference starting radially outward, the cuts preferably each at an angle to Radial direction are arranged so that they are each in Form the approach sections of a spiral line. This means that the cuts from each other divided lobed sections of the Randzojie each one triangular side adjacent to a section Edge areas are formed, which are especially gaS: an Place the raised edge of the baking tray or baking pan.

As a rule, the cuts are circular! » Midfield equal distances with respect to the perimeter line of the midfield.

The pieces of film are particularly dimensionally stable and tear-resistant if they are made of a particularly heat-resistant material, for example polytetrafluoroethylene, which is reinforced by an embedded fiberglass fabric.

Such film blocks can be almost unlimited reuse “The fabric insert is mainly prevent the cuts when using the piece of foil lead to cracking.

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In the following, the invention is preferred by way of example

t Embodiments explained in the drawing

are shown. It shows

5 Fig. 1 a baking film according to the invention for a

Baking pan with a circular plan and

; 2 shows a baking sheet according to the invention for a

Baking tray with a rectangular plan.

, j 10 According to Fig. 1 has a piece of film 1, which for

a baking pan with a circular base and a raised ί rim is provided. a closed midfield

I which within its circumference 3, its course

I roughly corresponds to the contour of the bottom of the baking pan,

I 15 no openings - such as cuts or the like. - having.

I to the circular middle field 2 follows

Ϊ on the outside an annular edge zone 4, which by means of

Sections 5 is divided into flap-like sections 6,

I 20 which are connected to the central field j in the area of the circumferential line 3. The cuts 5 are with regard to the external

I randes 7 of the piece of film 1 with equal distances

I arranged from each other and extend each na-oh

I Kind of a spiral line inclined to the radial direction of the

I 25 pieces of film 1 from the outer edge 7 to the circumferential line

I If the piece of film is placed in the baking pan,

* the lobe-like sections 6 bend upwards

and thus practically all over the surface of the raised edge 30 of the baking pan, the triangular edge areas 8, which are each formed on one side of the tab-like sections by means of the cuts 5, with respect to the of the respective cut 5 overlap the edge of the respective next section 6.

The piece of film 1 shown in Fig. 2 is in a corresponding manner for a baking sheet with a rectangular Bottom and raised bands formed «Here the middle field 2 has one of the contour of the bottom of the baking tray corresponding rectangular Dinfangslinie 3 on. The cuts 5 extend from the corners of the central field 2 through the edge zone 4 to the outside, the The direction of the cut is roughly the bisector of the line 3 in the area of the respective corner of the middle field 2 corresponds to the angle formed. The flap-like sections divided from one another by means of the cuts 5 6 v / iron thus in each case on both sides of a cut 5 triangular edge areas 8, which are mutually overlap when the piece of film is placed in the baking sheet with the edge zone 4 bent upwards.

With correspondingly modified dimensions, the piece of film 1 is also suitable for box-like baking molds.

In the case of baking molds with high edges, the cuts are preferably designed as wedge-shaped incisions that open outwards, as indicated in dotted lines at 9 in FIGS. 1 and 2, designed to prevent the sections from overlapping too much 6 to be avoided in the upturned state.

Claims (7)

GRÄMKOW ,. MANITZ & FIN STE RWAL D Applicant:
PARA-Handels-GmbH Gift items3 Maybachstrasse 4 7253 Renningen GERMAN PATENT LAWYERS WERNER GRAMK.OY / - DIPL.-1NC. DR.CERHART MANITZ - DIPL - PHYS- MANFRED FINSTnRWALD - DIPL - INO_D1, i.-WIRTSCH.-INC DR. HELIANE HEYN - DIPI_-CHEM. HANNS-JÖRG ROTERMUND - DIFL.-PHYS. BRITISH CHARTERED PATENT AGENT JAMES G. MORGAN - 3rd SOtPHTfSAD-M-S. APPROVED REPRESENTATIVES AT THE EUROPEAN PATENT OFFICE SEELSERCSTRASSE 23/25 7O0O STUTTGART 5O CBAD CAN N INSTEAD! IHK SIGN UNSEK SIGN Ro / Bt July 15, 1982 Baking foil 10 Expectations Baking foil for use as a base for baked goods in baking tins or baking trays with essentially flat bottoms and raised edges in relation to the bottom to prevent the baked goods from sticking to the To prevent baking molds or trays, characterized by a the baking mold or the Baking sheet appropriately cut piece of film (1) with a closed, corresponding to the floor plan Middle field (2) and the outwardly adjoining edge zone surrounding the middle field (2) in a ring shape (4), in which from the outer edge (7) of the film piece (1) to the circumferential line (3) of the central field (2) extended Sections (5) are arranged several times. GKAMKOW ROTERMUND SEELBERCSTR. 23/25 «7000 STUTTGART SO TELEPHONE (ΟΠΟ S6 7S6I MANITZ · FINSTERWALD 'HEYN ■ MORGAN ROBERT-KOCH'STRASSE I. 8000 MÖNCHEN TELEPHONE (0 89 »22 42 11. TELEX 05-29 672 PATMF DEUTSCHE SANK AG .. STUTTGART 50th tfli., 2Ι9.ΦΙ5 lift.? 6pO 70.0 70.1'-JLANUESCISOKaSSE STUTTGART NO. 2 090 616 <8LZ 600 50 101) CANNSTATTER VOUCSBANK. STUTTGART * 60 *. »Lfe, £ 0C> A2 $ A <» 6 '<WZ Ή> Α? 9Λ ^e0> ■ POSTSCHECK ι STOT * GART - «07 34 - 706« BLZ 600 100 701 -2 - 2. Baking film according to claim 1, characterized in that da3 the cuts (5) with a polygonal - especially square or rectangular - central field (2) from its corners to the outer edge (7) of the piece of film (1). 3. baking sheet according to claim 2, characterized in that the cuts _r (5) bisecting the corners of the central panel (2) approximately in the direction and continuation of the angle of the IG from the peripheral "line (3); Middle field (2) at the corners formed angle extend outwards (Fig. 2) - 4. Baking film according to claim 1 , characterized in that the cuts (5) with circular or the like. Central field (2) run essentially radially outward starting from its circumferential line (3). 5. Baking film according to claim A, characterized / that the cuts (5) in the direction of the circumferential line (3) are arranged at approximately equal distances from one another. 6. Baking film according to one of claims 4 and 5, characterized characterized in that the cuts (5) are each arranged at an angle to the radial direction 7. Baking film according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized characterized in that the piece of film made of heat-resistant material - e.g. polytetrafluoroethylene (1) is reinforced by means of embedded fiberglass fabric. 8 * baking foil according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized characterized / that the cuts are arranged as wedge-shaped outwardly open incisions (9).