JP2017035420A - Peeler - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a peeler that facilitates peeling without staining hands.SOLUTION: This is a peeler 10 for a fruit, comprising a blade part 20 and a holding part 30 that is rotatably connected to the blade part 20 through a shaft 40. The blade part 20 includes: a long, narrow and planar blade body 23; a first edge 21 at the tip end of this blade body 23; and a second edge 22 adjacent to the first edge. The holding part 30 includes as a pair: a long, narrow and planar first holding part 31; and a long, narrow and planar second holding part 32. The peeler is characterized in that the second holding part 32 is longer than the first holding part 31.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a peeler for peeling fruit having a thick skin such as citrus fruits.

  Conventionally, when peeling a thick-walled skin such as summer oranges, it was difficult to peel with bare hands, so a fruit knife was used to make a radial cut in the skin and tear it off with fingers. However, in this method, the inner bag was cut, or the depth of cut was insufficient. Also, at this time, I got a sticky fruit juice and felt uncomfortable.

2-4517 JP2000-1398688 JP2003-93224A

  The peeling tool of Patent Document 1 is a device in which a skin is cut with a triangular blade and the skin is peeled off with a spatula. However, this also has not solved the problem that the hand is easily soiled.

The peeling tool of Patent Document 2 is a piece that has been cut out in a round shape to make it easier to peel off, but the problem that the hand is easily soiled has not been solved.
The peeling tool of Patent Document 3 is also a piece that has been cut out to make it easy to peel off. However, the problem that the hand is easily soiled has not been solved.

  A peeler for peeling fruit, the peeler comprising a blade portion and a pinching portion that is rotatably connected to the blade portion via a shaft, the blade portion being an elongated plate-like shape A blade part body, a first blade part at the tip of the blade part body, and a second blade part adjacent to the first blade part. A stripping tool comprising a pair of plate-like second sandwiching portions, and a second sandwiching portion longer than the first sandwiching portion is long.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a peeler that is easy to peel and does not get dirty.

It is a perspective view of the peeling tool of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view of the blade part of the peeling tool of a 1st Example. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the clamping part of the peeling tool of 1st Example. It is a perspective view which shows the method of hollowing out the tangerine orange with the peeling tool of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view which shows the method of pinching the peel of a tangerine with the clamping part of the peeling tool of 1st Example.

  A peeler for peeling fruit, the peeler comprising a blade portion and a pinching portion that is rotatably connected to the blade portion via a shaft, the blade portion being an elongated plate-like shape A blade part body, a first blade part at the tip of the blade part body, and a second blade part adjacent to the first blade part. A stripping tool comprising a pair of plate-like second sandwiching portions, and a second sandwiching portion longer than the first sandwiching portion is long.

Said 1st blade part is a peeling tool characterized by including the blade curved inside and the 1st roundness adjacent to the front end side of this blade.
The second blade part of the above-mentioned peeler is a peeler characterized by comprising a blade facing the root side of the blade body and a second roundness at the tip of the blade.
A peeling tool characterized in that the first roundness of any of the above peeling tools is used as a seeding tool.

  The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. The peeler 10 includes a blade portion 20 and a sandwiching portion 30 that is rotatably connected to the blade portion 20 via a shaft 40. The blade part 20 has an elongated plate-like blade part body 23, a first blade part 21 at the tip of the blade part body 23, and a second blade part 22 adjacent thereto.

  The first blade portion 21 of the blade portion 20 includes a blade curved inward and a first round 25 adjacent to the tip end side thereof. The second blade portion 22 includes a blade that is adjacent to the first blade portion 21 and that faces the base side of the blade portion main body 23, and a second roundness 26 at the tip of the blade. A blade required hole 29 passes through the root of the blade portion 20, and a stopper 28 is formed in the vicinity of the root.

  The sandwiching portion 30 includes an elongated plate-shaped first sandwiching portion 31 and an elongated plate-shaped second sandwiching portion 32 as a pair, and the first sandwiching portion 31 and the second sandwiching portion 32 are connected to a connecting portion 33. These are preferably molded in one piece. A pin portion required hole 34 passes through the base portion of the pinching portion 30, and the second pinching portion 32 is longer than the first pinching portion 31. The front end side of the first sandwiching portion 31 and the second sandwiching portion 32 is wide open.

  The blade part 20 and the sandwiching part 30 are each preferably formed of hard metal such as stainless steel, but other hard and elastic materials can also be used. The blade part 20 can be pulled out from the pinching part 30 by hooking the claw on the claw hook part 24, and rotates until the stopper 28 contacts the connecting part 33.

  With reference to FIG. 4, how to remove the mandarin orange will be described. The blade part 20 of the peeling tool 10 is opened, and the tip of the blade part 20 is inserted in the vicinity of the head 51 of the mandarin orange 50 and cut into a circle with the first blade part 21 and cut as shown. Since the first round 25 is provided at the tip, it is safe, and seeds can be taken at the first round 25 portion. When the circular hole is opened, the skin is radially cut by the second blade portion 22 therefrom.

  As shown in FIG. 5, when a radial break is made, the second sandwiching portion 32 of the sandwiching portion 30 is inserted from the circular hole, and the skin is sandwiched between the first sandwiching portion 31. By doing so, there is an advantage that the hands are not dirty.

  The peeler of the present invention can be used not only for citrus fruits but also for other fruits.

10 is a peeler 20, a blade 21 is a first blade 22, a second blade 23 is a blade body 24, a claw hook 25 is a first round 26, a second round 28 is a stopper 29, and a blade is required. The hole 30 is the pinching part 31, the first pinching part 32 is the second pinching part 33, the connecting part 34 is pinching, the hole 40 is the shaft 50, and the fruit 51 is sticky.

Claims (4)

  A peeler for peeling fruit, the peeler comprising a blade portion and a pinching portion that is rotatably connected to the blade portion via a shaft, the blade portion being an elongated plate-like shape A blade part body, a first blade part at the tip of the blade part body, and a second blade part adjacent to the first blade part. A stripping tool comprising a pair of plate-like second pinching portions and a second pinching portion longer than the first pinching portion being long.   The first blade part according to claim 1, comprising a blade curved inward and a first roundness adjacent to the tip side of the blade.   A peeler characterized in that the second blade part of the peeler according to claim 1 or 2 comprises a blade facing the base side of the blade part body and a second roundness at the tip of the blade. .   A peeler characterized in that the first roundness of the peeler according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is used as a seeder.

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