ITTE20090007A1

ITTE20090007A1 - PLATEAU IN TEAK

Info

Publication number: ITTE20090007A1
Application number: IT000007A
Authority: IT
Inventors: Merulis Roberto De
Original assignee: Merulis Roberto De
Priority date: 2009-07-08
Filing date: 2009-07-08
Publication date: 2009-10-07

Description

Descrizione dell'invenzione avente per titolo plateau in teak Description of the invention having teak plateau title

DESCRIZIONE DESCRIPTION

Questa invenzione si è resa necessaria dal momento che nello stato attuale della tecnica non esiste un vassoio con boccali dalle caratteristiche simili a quello ideato. Invenzione di un vassoio in teak (Fig 2 e Fig.3) e boccali in acciaio inox a botte (Fig,4 e Fig, 5) realizzati dal pieno. Con questa invenzione ogni boccale potrà essere poggiato con semplicità sul vassoio in teak, legno di elevata durezza, stabilità dimensionale ed impermeabilità, il vassoio è costituito essenzialmente da una base di appoggio piana (particolare 1 Fig.1 e Fig, 3) ohe presenta sui due lati piu funghi scarichi di rivoluzione che creano un piano sfalsato (particolare 2 Fig.1 e Fig.3) rispetto a quello di appoggio, il quale facilita la presa manuale del plateau; Sui due lati più corti dei plateau i fianchi laterali non sono verticali ma inclinati, in modo da creare un sottosquadro (particolare 3 Fig.1 e Fig 2) che facilita la presa manuale dello stesso; Inoltre le superfici laterali più corte presentano alle estremiti due "becchi'' raccordati (particolare 4 Fig.1 e Fig 2) i quali evitano che, durante fi trasporto del vassoio, un urto frontale possa svincolarlo dalla presa manuale. I boccali a botte in acciaio inox per evitare il loro ribaltamento vengono alloggiati nelle cavità a forma di semisfera tronca (particolare 5 Fig.1 e Fìg.2) ricavate nel vassoio. Dette cavità hanno un bordino rialzato (particolare 6 Fig.1 e Fig,2) dal piano superiore de! vassoio, il quale evita che, nell'eventualità che la bevanda fuoriesca dai boccali, la stessa vada ad insinuarsi tra il boccale e la cavità di alloggiamento. Un bordo raccordato e rialzato (particolare 7 Fig.1 e Fig.2) rispeto al piano superiore del vassoio, per ciascun lato più lungo del plateau, evita che la bevanda, eventualmente uscita dai boccali durante il trasporto, vada ad interessare parti diverse da! vassoio poste sul lato anteriore o posteriore. I boccali a botte in acciaio inox hanno un raccordo concavo (particolare 8 Fig.5), tra la superficie di appoggio piana e quella laterale curva esterna, la cui superficie ha una zigrinatura con solchi verticali (particolare 9 dettaglio 1 di Fig.5). This invention has become necessary since in the current state of the art there is no tray with mugs with characteristics similar to the one conceived. Invention of a teak tray (Fig 2 and Fig 3) and barrel stainless steel tankards (Fig, 4 and Fig, 5) made from solid. With this invention, each mug can be placed easily on the teak tray, a wood of high hardness, dimensional stability and impermeability, the tray essentially consists of a flat support base (detail 1 Fig. 1 and Fig, 3) which presents on the two sides plus unloaded revolving mushrooms that create a staggered plane (detail 2 Fig.1 and Fig.3) with respect to the support one, which facilitates the manual grip of the plateau; On the two shorter sides of the plateaus the lateral sides are not vertical but inclined, so as to create an undercut (detail 3 Fig.1 and Fig 2) which facilitates the manual grip of the same; In addition, the shorter side surfaces have two connected "beaks" at the ends (detail 4 Fig. 1 and Fig 2) which prevent a front impact from releasing it from the manual grip during transport of the tray. stainless steel to avoid their overturning are housed in the cavities in the shape of a truncated hemisphere (detail 5 Fig.1 and Fig.2) obtained in the tray. These cavities have a raised edge (detail 6 Fig.1 and Fig, 2) from the top top of the tray, which prevents the drink from slipping between the mug and the housing cavity in the event that the drink comes out of the jugs. A joined and raised edge (detail 7 Fig.1 and Fig.2) with respect to the upper surface of the tray, for each longer side of the plateau, it prevents the drink, which may have come out of the mugs during transport, from affecting parts other than the tray placed on the front or rear side. h I create a concave connection (detail 8 Fig. 5), between the flat support surface and the external curved lateral one, whose surface has a knurling with vertical grooves (detail 9 detail 1 of Fig. 5).

Claims

Claims of the invention having as a title plateau in teak CLAIMS 1. The tray (Fig.2 and Fig.3) is made of teak, a wood of high hardness, dimensional stability and impermeability.

2. The jugs (Fig.4 and Fig.5) are made of AISI 304 stainless steel, ASSI 316 from solid by machining by chip removal 3. The tray and the mugs comply with the hygiene and health regulations in force since they are made of food-grade material and have smooth surfaces that are not hidden and therefore easily washable, A. The tray according to claim 1 is characterized by a flat support base (detail 1 Fig. 1 and Fig. 3) which has revolving drains on the two longer sides which create a staggered surface (detail 2 Fig. 1 and Fig.3) ) compared to the support one, which facilitates the manual grip of the same, 5. the tray according to claims 1 and 4 has inclined lateral sides on the two shorter sides, so as to create an undercut (detail 3 Fig 1 and Fig 2) which facilitates the manual gripping of the same 6. the tray according to claims 1, 4 and 5 has at the ends of the shorter lateral surfaces two '' jaws "connected (detail 4 Fig.1 and Fig.2) which prevent a collision during the transport of the tray front can release it from the manual grip. 7, tray according to claims 1, 4, 5 and 6 has truncated hemispherical cavities (detail 5 Fig.1 and Fig.2) for housing the stainless steel barrel jugs in order to avoid their overturning due to possible forces of 'inertia, 8, The truncated hemispherical cavities according to claim 7 have a raised edge (detail 6 Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) from the upper surface of the tray, which prevents it from going to creep between the mixing bowl and the housing cavity, 9. the tray according to claims 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7 has a raised edge connected (detail 7 Fig.1 and Fig.2) for each longer side of the plateau, which prevents the drink, possibly coming out of the mugs during transport, go to interest parties other than the tray placed on the front or rear side. 10. The stainless steel barrel jugs according to claims 2 and 3 have a concave connection (detail 8 Fig. 5) has the support surface and the external lateral curved one, the surface of which has a knurling with vertical grooves (detail 9 detail 1 of Fig. 5).