JP2018198815A - Tea strainer - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a tea strainer that facilitates attaching and detaching relative to a teapot.SOLUTION: The tea strainer includes: a frame body which is a frame shape, with a tea straining net stretched over the entire inside face; and a restraining part which projects roughly vertically relative to the tea straining net. The tea strainer is characterized in that the upper limb of the frame body can be close to the rear face of the projecting part of the teapot spout. Also, the left and right side parts and the lower limb of the frame body have a shape close to the periphery of the spout side inside the teapot. With the frame body arranged close to the periphery of the spout side inside the teapot and, with the open end of the restraining part locked to the restraining position of the teapot, the frame body is fastened to the inside of the teapot.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a tea strainer mounted on a teapot.

  Conventionally, various tea strainers have been proposed for mounting on the spout side inside the teapot. For example, the teapot for teapot of Patent Document 1 is a horizontally long plate shape made only of a punched bare wire netting, provided with a top part in the middle of the upper edge circumference and a notch concave part with a concave curved edge in the middle of the lower edge circumference. It has a structure where it is attached to the top corner of the side wall of the teapot, and a notch recess on the lower edge is straddled over the locking protrusion on the side wall, attached to the side wall to close the inlet of the spout, and detachably mounted. To do.

  In addition, the teapot of Patent Document 2 forms a spout opening and spout provided on the side of the fuselage in a single-mouth shape that is continuous with the upper end line and the inner wall of the fuselage with all the upper surfaces open. A tea strainer is detachably attached to a parting part with the spout.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-5523 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-93180

  However, conventional tea strainers are difficult to attach and detach the tea strainer with respect to the teapot, and it is difficult to remove the tea leaves from the teapot, and it is not easy to clean the tea strainer itself.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a situation, and is providing the tea strainer which is easy to attach or detach with respect to a teapot.

  The tea strainer according to claim 1 comprises a frame-like frame body in which a tea strainer net is stretched over the entire inner surface, and a locking portion that protrudes substantially perpendicular to the tea strainer net from an upper side portion of the frame body, The upper side of the body can be in close contact with the back surface of the overhanging portion of the hot water outlet of the teapot, and the left and right side sides and the lower side of the frame can be in close contact with the peripheral edge on the spout side inside the teapot. In the state where the frame is arranged in close contact with the inner periphery of the spout on the inside of the teapot, the open end of the locking portion is locked to the locking portion of the teapot, It is fixed inside.

  The tea strainer according to claim 2 raises the open end of the locking portion from the locking portion of the teapot in a state where the frame is arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge on the pour side inside the teapot. Thus, the frame body swings so that the lower side part is lifted with the upper side part as the rotation center, and can be detached from the peripheral part.

  In the tea strainer according to claim 3, the frame body is arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge on the side of the spout on the inside of the teapot, and the lower body part floats around the upper side part as the center of rotation due to the curvature of the peripheral part. The locking portion is configured to be oscillated so that the frame body can resist the urging force by locking the open end of the locking portion to the locking portion of the teapot. It is fixed inside the teapot.

  The tea strainer according to claim 4, wherein the frame body is disposed in close contact with the peripheral edge on the pour side on the inside of the teapot, by opening the open end of the locking portion from the locking portion of the teapot. The body is separated from the periphery.

  The tea strainer according to claim 5 is characterized in that the frame and the locking portion are made by integral molding.

  The tea strainer according to claim 6 is characterized in that it includes a protruding ridge that protrudes in the direction opposite to the spout side inside the teapot around the lower side of the frame.

  The tea strainer according to claim 7 is characterized in that the frame body, the locking portion, and the protruding basket are made by integral molding.

  The tea strainer according to claim 8 is characterized in that the engaging portion of the teapot is the back surface of the overhanging portion.

  According to the invention of the present application, the tea strainer of the present invention is easily attached to and detached from the teapot.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer and teapot of 1st Example which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer of the 1st Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tea strainer of the 1st Example in a cross section. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tea strainer of the 1st Example by a perspective view. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tea strainer of the 1st Example in a cross section. It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer and teapot of 2nd Example which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer of the 2nd Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tea strainer of the 2nd Example in a cross section. It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer and teapot of the 3rd Example which concerns on this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the tea strainer of the 3rd Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tea strainer of the 3rd Example in a cross section.

  The tea strainer according to the present invention is used by attaching it to a teapot. The frame has a frame shape and a tea strainer net is stretched over the entire inner surface, and a relationship that projects substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer net from the upper side of the frame body. And a stop portion. Hereinafter, details will be described in Examples.

  FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing tea strainers and teapots according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing the tea strainer of the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing in cross section how to use the tea strainer of the first embodiment. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing the usage of the tea strainer of the first embodiment in perspective. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing in cross section how to use the tea strainer of the first embodiment.

  First, the tea strainer 1 shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 has a frame shape 10 in which a tea strainer 24 is stretched over the entire inner surface, and protrudes substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer 24 from the upper side of the frame 10. Engaging portions 32 and 36. The frame body 10 is substantially square, and the upper side portion 12 can be in close contact with the back surface 56a of the overhang portion 56 of the hot water supply port 52 of the teapot 50, and the right side portion 14 and the left side portion 16 are the left and right side portions. And the lower side part 18 is a shape which can be closely_contact | adhered to the peripheral edge 50c by the side of the spout 54 of the inner side 50a of the teapot 50. FIG. Moreover, although the frame 10 is not essential, it equips the periphery of the lower side part 18 of the frame 10 with the protrusion collar 20 used as the shape which protrudes in the reverse direction to the pouring spout 54 side of the inner side 50a of the teapot 50.

  As long as the tea strainer 24 can rub tea, the tea strainer 24 may not be a strict net shape such as a wire net, but may be a net shape. The tea strainer 1 is shaped like a perforated hole instead of a wire mesh, and even if it has such a shape, it is only necessary to be able to strain the tea strainer. In the tea strainer 1, the frame 10 and the tea strainer net 24 are integrally molded.

  The locking member 30 provided on the tea strainer 1 is formed by bending a thin round bar. A lower portion 40 as a central portion extends along the lower side portion 18 of the frame body 10, and the right side portion 14 and the left side portion are on the left and right sides. 16, the right side standing part 42 and the left side standing part 44 are raised, and the left and right parts are locking parts 32 and 36 that project substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer 24 and extend. The left and right open ends 34 and 38 are curved in an annular shape. The right standing portion 42 of the locking member 30 is fitted into a groove 14 a formed in the vertical direction on the right side portion 14 of the frame body 10, and the left standing portion 44 is fitted to the left side portion 16 of the frame body 10. When the locking member 30 is fitted into the groove 16a formed in the vertical direction, the locking portions 32 and 36 protrude from the upper side portion of the frame 10 substantially perpendicular to the tea strainer 24. In this way, the frame body 10 is fixed. The locking member 30 is made of metal or resin, but preferably has a spring property, and is not limited by the material as long as it has a spring property.

  In the teapot 50, the inner side 50a has a cubic shape and is provided with a spout 54. 1 to 5, the lid is not shown, but the hot water supply port 52 of the upper opening can be closed with the lid. Further, a plate-like projecting portion 56 protrudes from the side of the hot water supply port 52 of the teapot 50 so as to slightly close the hot water supply port 52. Furthermore, overhang portions 60 and 62 are provided on the left and right sides, respectively, so that the hot water supply port 52 falls into the inner side 50a at the corner of the hot water supply port 52 opposite to the pouring spout 54. In addition, the teapot 50 should just be the material which can pour hot water similarly to the teapots 150 and 250 shown below, and may be a metal and resin other than ceramics.

  Next, the usage method of the tea strainer 1 which concerns on Example 1 in such a structure is demonstrated. First, it is inserted into the hot water supply port 52 of the teapot 50 so that the lower side portion 18 of the frame 10 is on the bottom 50 b side of the teapot 50. At this time, the locking portions 32 and 36 of the locking member 30 of the tea strainer 1 are set in the direction opposite to the spout 54. Then, the frame body 10 is placed inside the teapot 50.

  Since the upper side portion 12 of the frame 10 of the tea strainer 1 has a shape that can be brought into close contact with the back surface 56a of the overhanging portion 56 of the hot water inlet 52 of the teapot 50, the upper side portion 12 is contacted with the back surface 56a from below. Make contact. In this state, as shown in FIG. 3, the frame body 10 is inclined with the lower side portion 18 floating, and the open ends 34 and 38 of the locking portions 32 and 36 of the locking member 30 are teapots. In this state, it is located outside the 50 hot water supply ports 52.

  In this state, the open ends 34, 38 of the locking portions 32, 36 of the locking member 30 are avoided from the overhanging portions 60, 62 of the teapot 50, while the frame 10 is positioned at the lower side with the upper side 12 as the rotation center. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 5, the frame 10 is disposed in close contact with the peripheral edge 50 c on the pour spout 54 side of the inner side 50 a of the teapot 50. And the open end 34,38 of the latching | locking part 32,36 of the latching member 30 is made to latch on the back surface of the overhang | projection part 60,62, and the frame 10 is fixed to the inner side 50a of the teapot 50. become. In this state (the state shown in FIGS. 1 and 5), tea can be poured.

  In the present embodiment, the open ends 34 and 38 of the locking portions 32 and 36 of the locking member 30 are locked to the back surfaces of the overhang portions 60 and 62, but the frame 10 is attached to the teapot 50. As long as it can be fixed to the inner side 50a, the engaging part of the teapot 50 for engaging the open ends 34, 38 of the engaging parts 32, 36 may be any part of the teapot 50. (Not shown) may be sufficient, and the inside 50a of the teapot 50 may be sufficient. The same applies to the locking portion of the teapot 50 that locks the open ends 34 and 38 of the locking portions 32 and 36 in the following embodiments.

  Next, a case where tea is served and the teapot 50 is washed will be described. With the frame 10 of the tea strainer 1 placed in close contact with the peripheral edge 50c on the spout 54 side of the inside 50a of the teapot 50, the open ends 34, 38 of the locking portions 32, 36 of the locking member 30 are stretched. The outlets 60 and 62 are lifted while being opened to the outside of the hot water supply port 52 from the back surface. By lifting the open ends 34 and 38 from the back surfaces of the overhang portions 60 and 62 to the outside of the hot water supply port 52, the frame body 10 contacts the back surface 56 a of the overhang portion 56 of the hot water supply port 52 of the teapot 50. The lower side 18 swings around the upper side 12 that is in contact with the center of rotation, and is separated from the peripheral edge 50c of the inner side 50a of the teapot 50 (FIG. 3).

  More specifically, the tea strainer 1 has a structure in which the tea strainer 1 is disposed in a state in which the frame 10 is disposed in close contact with the peripheral edge 50c on the spout 54 side of the inner side 50a of the teapot 50. Due to the curvature of the peripheral edge 50c, the frame body 10 is biased so as to swing so that the lower side part 18 is lifted around the upper side part 12 as the center of rotation, and the locking parts 32, 36 of the locking member 30 are The open ends 34 and 38 of the locking portions 32 and 36 are locked to the back surfaces of the overhang portions 60 and 62, whereby the frame 10 is fixed to the inner side 50a of the teapot 50 against the biasing force. It is like that.

  In addition, the tea strainer 1 has the frame 10 placed in close contact with the peripheral edge 50c on the spout 54 side of the inside 50a of the teapot 50, and the open ends 34, The frame 10 is detached from the peripheral edge 50c by opening 38 from the back surfaces of the overhang portions 60 and 62.

  The tea strainer 1 according to the first embodiment is provided with a protruding basket 20 that protrudes in the direction opposite to the spout 54 side of the inner side 50a of the teapot 50 around the lower side 18 of the frame body 10. As shown in FIG. 3, the tea shell T can be taken out from the inner side 50 a of the teapot 50 together with the tea strainer 1 by scooping up the tea shell T with the tea strainer 24 and the protruding basket 20.

  The tea strainer 1 according to the first embodiment has a configuration in which the frame body 10 and the locking portions 32 and 36 are separated from each other, but another embodiment will be described in the second embodiment. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing tea strainers and teapots according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a tea strainer of the second embodiment. FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing in cross section how to use the tea strainer of the second embodiment.

  The tea strainer 2 shown in FIGS. 6 to 8 has a frame shape 110 in which a tea strainer mesh 124 is stretched on the entire inner surface, and a relationship that protrudes substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer mesh 124 from the upper side of the frame member 110. Stop portions 132 and 136 are provided. The frame body 110 is substantially square, and the upper side portion 112 can be in close contact with the back surface 156a of the overhang portion 156 of the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150, and the right side portion 114 and the left side portion 116 are the left and right side portions. And the lower side part 118 is a shape which can be closely_contact | adhered to the peripheral edge 150c by the side of the spout 154 of the inner side 150a of the teapot 150. FIG.

  The tea strainer 124 may be a net shape as long as tea can be squeezed, as long as it does not have a precise net shape like a wire mesh. Tea strainer 2 uses a wire mesh.

  The locking member 130 provided on the tea strainer 2 is formed integrally with the frame 110, and is locked substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer 124 from the right side 114 and the left side 116 of the frame 110. The parts 132 and 136 protrude and extend. In addition, as long as the frame 10, 110, 210 of the present invention is made of a material that does not interfere with hot water, the material is not limited by the material, but the frame 110 is engaged with the frame 110 as in this embodiment. When the portions 132 and 136 are molded integrally, it is desirable that the locking portions 132 and 136 have a spring property, so a material having a spring property such as resin is used.

  In the teapot 150, the inner side 150a has a cubic shape and is provided with a spout 154. 6 to 8, the lid is not shown, but the hot water supply port 152 of the upper opening can be closed with the lid. Further, a plate-like projecting portion 156 protrudes from the pouring port 154 side of the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150 so as to slightly close the hot water supply port 152. Further, overhang portions 160 and 162 are provided on the left and right sides of the corner of the hot water supply port 152 on the side opposite to the pouring spout 54, respectively. Furthermore, notches 164 and 166 are formed on the pour spout 154 side of the overhang portions 160 and 162 on both sides of the hot water supply port 152.

  Next, the usage method of the tea strainer 2 which concerns on Example 2 at such a structure is demonstrated. First, it is inserted into the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150 so that the lower side portion 118 of the frame 110 is on the bottom 150b side of the teapot 150. At this time, the locking portions 132 and 136 of the locking member 130 of the tea strainer 2 are set in the direction opposite to the spout 154. Then, the frame body 110 is put into the inner side 150 a of the teapot 150.

  Since the upper side 112 of the frame 110 of the tea strainer 2 has a shape that can be brought into close contact with the rear surface 156a of the overhanging portion 156 of the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150, the upper side 112 is contacted with the rear surface 156a from the lower side. Make contact. In this state, the frame body 110 is inclined with the lower side portion 118 floating, and the open ends 134 and 138 of the locking portions 132 and 136 of the locking member 130 are outside the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150. It is the state located in.

  In this state, the open ends 134 and 138 of the locking portions 132 and 136 of the locking member 130 are avoided from the overhanging portions 160 and 162 of the teapot 150, and the frame body 110 is set at the lower side portion with the upper side portion 112 as the rotation center. As shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 8, the frame body 110 is disposed in close contact with the peripheral edge 150 c on the pour spout 154 side of the inner side 150 a of the teapot 150. And the open end 134,138 of the latching | locking part 132,136 of the latching member 130 is made to latch on the back surface of the overhang | projection part 160,162, and the frame 110 is fixed to the inner side 150a of the teapot 150. become. In this state (the state shown in FIGS. 6 and 8), tea can be poured.

  Next, a case where tea is served and the teapot 150 is washed will be described. With the frame 110 of the tea strainer 2 placed in close contact with the peripheral edge 150c on the spout 154 side of the inner side 150a of the teapot 150, the open ends 134 and 138 of the locking portions 132 and 136 of the locking member 130 are stretched. Although it is made to raise while making it open to the outer side of the hot-water supply port 152 from the back surface of the exit parts 160 and 162, the latching parts 132 and 136 exposed to the right and left from the notch parts 164 and 166 of the teapot 150, respectively, The open ends 134 and 138 of the locking portions 132 and 136 are removed from the overhang portions 160 and 162 by pressing in the inner 150a direction of 150. By lifting the open ends 134 and 138 from the back surfaces of the overhang portions 160 and 162 to the outside of the hot water supply port 152, the frame body 110 contacts the back surface 156 a of the overhang portion 156 of the hot water supply port 152 of the teapot 150. The lower side portion 118 swings around the upper side portion 112 in contact with the rotation center so as to be lifted, and is separated from the peripheral edge 150c of the inner side 150a of the teapot 150.

  The tea strainers 1 and 2 of the above-described first and second embodiments are shaped so that the teapots 50 and 150 can be applied to a square shape, but other embodiments are shown in the third embodiment. FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing tea strainers and teapots according to the third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing a tea strainer according to the third embodiment. FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing in cross section how to use the tea strainer of the third embodiment.

  The tea strainer 3 shown in FIGS. 9 to 11 has a frame shape 210 with a tea strainer net 224 stretched on the entire inner surface, and a protrusion that protrudes substantially perpendicularly to the tea strainer net 224 from the upper side of the frame member 210. Stop portions 232 and 236 are provided. The frame body 210 is substantially rectangular, and the upper side portion 212 can be in close contact with the back surface 256a of the overhanging portion 256 of the hot water supply port 252 of the teapot 250, and the right side portion 214 and the left side portion 216 are the left and right side portions. And the lower side part 218 is a shape which can be closely_contact | adhered to the peripheral edge 250c by the side of the spout 254 of the inner side 250a of the teapot 250. FIG. For this reason, the lower left and right corners of the frame body 210 are curved.

  As long as the tea strainer 224 can rub tea, the tea strainer 224 may have a net shape as long as it does not have a precise net shape like a wire net. Tea strainer 3 uses a wire mesh.

  The locking member 230 provided on the tea strainer 3 is formed by bending a thin round bar. The lower part 240 as the center part is along the lower side part 218 of the frame 210, and the right side 214 and the left side are left and right. The right side standing part 242 and the left side standing part 244 are erected along the 216, and the left and right parts are locking parts 232 and 236 that protrude and extend substantially perpendicular to the tea strainer 224. The left and right end portions 234 and 238 are connected by a rear portion 246 extending in the left-right direction. Then, the right standing portion 242 and the base portion of the locking portion 232 of the locking member 230 are fitted into a groove 212a formed in the vertical direction on the upper side portion 212 of the frame 210, and the left standing portion 244 and The base portion of the locking portion 236 is fitted into a groove 212b drilled in the upper side portion 212 of the frame body 210 in the vertical direction, and the lower portion 240 is fitted into a groove 218a bored in the lower side portion 218. Thus, the locking member 230 is fixed to the frame body 210 in such a manner that the locking portions 232 and 236 protrude from the upper side of the frame body 210 substantially perpendicular to the tea strainer 224. The locking member 230 is made of metal or resin, but preferably has springiness, and is not limited by the material as long as it has springiness.

  The teapot 250 has a bowl-like inner side 250a and is provided with a spout 254. 9 to 11, the lid is not shown, but the hot water supply port 252 of the upper opening can be closed with the lid. Further, a plate-like overhanging portion 256 protrudes from the pouring port 254 side of the hot water supply port 252 of the teapot 250 so as to slightly close the hot water supply port 252. In addition, overhang portions 260 and 262 are provided on the left and right sides of the corner of the hot water supply port 252 opposite to the spout 254, respectively.

  Next, the usage method of the tea strainer 3 which concerns on Example 3 at such a structure is demonstrated. First, it is inserted into the hot water supply port 252 of the teapot 250 so that the lower side portion 218 of the frame body 210 is on the bottom 250 b side of the teapot 250. At this time, the locking portions 232 and 236 of the locking member 230 of the tea strainer 3 are set in the direction opposite to the spout 254. Then, the frame body 210 is put into the inner side 250 a of the teapot 250.

  Since the upper side 212 of the frame 210 of the tea strainer 3 has a shape that can be brought into close contact with the back surface 256a of the overhanging portion 256 of the hot water supply port 252 of the teapot 250, the upper side 212 is contacted with the back surface 256a from below. Make contact. In this state, the frame 210 is inclined with the lower side portion 218 floating, and the end portions 234 and 238 of the locking portions 232 and 236 of the locking member 230 and the rear portion 246 are hot water outlets of the teapot 250. It is in a state located outside of 252.

  In this state, the end portions 234 and 238 and the rear portion 246 of the locking portions 232 and 236 of the locking member 230 are made to avoid the overhang portions 260 and 262 of the teapot 250, and the frame 210 is rotated about the upper side portion 212. As shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 11, the frame body 210 is disposed in close contact with the peripheral edge 250c on the pouring spout 254 side of the inner side 250a of the teapot 250. Then, the end portions 234 and 238 of the locking portions 232 and 236 of the locking member 230 are locked to the back surfaces of the overhang portions 260 and 262, so that the frame body 210 is fixed to the inner side 250 a of the teapot 250. become. Tea can be poured in this state (the state shown in FIGS. 9 and 11).

  Next, a case where tea is served and the teapot 250 is washed will be described. With the frame body 210 of the tea strainer 3 placed in close contact with the peripheral edge 250c on the spout 254 side of the inside 250a of the teapot 250, the ends 234, 238 of the locking portions 232, 236 of the locking member 230 are stretched. The outlets 260 and 262 are raised from the back surface to the outside of the hot water supply port 252 while being opened. In order to open to the outside of the hot water supply port 252 from the back surface of the overhang portions 260 and 262, the locking member 230 is deformed by pushing the rear portion 246 downward, so that the end portions 234 of the locking portions 232 and 236 are deformed. As a result, the interval between the projections 260 and 262 is disengaged from the end portions 234 and 238. By lifting the end portions 234 and 238 from the back surfaces of the overhanging portions 260 and 262 to the outside of the hot water supply port 252, the frame body 210 contacts the back surface 256 a of the overhanging portion 256 of the hot water supply port 252 of the teapot 250. The lower side portion 218 is swung so as to be lifted around the contacted upper side portion 212 as a rotation center, and is separated from the peripheral edge 250c of the inner side 250a of the teapot 250.

  According to the tea strainers 1 to 3 specifically shown in the above embodiment, it is easy to attach and detach the teapot.

  As described above, according to the present invention, a tea strainer that can be easily attached to and detached from the teapot can be provided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Tea strainer 2 ... Tea strainer 3 ... Tea strainer 10 ... Frame 12 ... Upper side part 14 ... Right side part 14a ······· groove 16 ··· left side portion 16a ··· groove 18 ··· lower side portion 20 ··· protrusion 20a ······ upper surface 24 · · · tea strainer Net 30 ... Locking member 32 ... Locking part 34 ... Open end 36 ... Locking part 38 ... Opening end 40 ... Lower part 42 ... right side rising part 44 ... left side rising part 50 ... teapot 50a ... inner side 50b ... bottom 50c ... peripheral edge 52 ... Hot water supply port 54 ··· Spout 56 ··· Overhang portion 56a ··· Back surface 60 ··· Overhang portion 62 ··· Overhang portion 110 ··· Frame 112 ··· Upper side 114 ··· Right Side 114a ... groove 116 ... left side 118 ... lower side 124 ... tea strainer 130 ... locking member 132 ... locking part 134 ... Open end 136 ··· Locking portion 138 ··· Open end 150 ··· Teapot 150a · Inside 150b · Bottom 150c · Perimeter 152 · · · Hot water supply port 154 ··· Spout 156... Overhang portion 156 a... Back surface 160... Overhang portion 162... Overhang portion 164. Frame 212... Upper side 212 a... Groove 212 b... Groove 214... Right side 214... Right side 216. 218a ... groove 224 ... tea strainer 230 ... locking member 232 ... locking part 234 ... Part 236... Locking part 238... End part 240... Lower part 242 ... Right side upright part 244 ... Left side upright part 246 ... Rear part 250 ... 250a ... inner side 250b ... bottom 250c ... periphery 252 ...... hot water supply port 254 ...... pour spout 256 ...... extended portion 256a ... back surface 260 ...... extended portion 262... Overhang

Claims (8)

In tea strainers that are mounted on a teapot,
A frame-shaped frame with a tea strainer all over the inside;
From the upper side portion of the frame body, provided with a locking portion protruding substantially perpendicular to the tea strainer net,
The upper side of the frame body can be in close contact with the back surface of the overhanging portion of the hot water outlet of the teapot, and the left and right side sides and the lower side of the frame body are on the periphery of the pouring spout side inside the teapot. In close contact shape,
With the frame body arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge of the inside of the teapot on the side of the spout, the open end of the locking portion is locked to any locking portion of the teapot, The tea strainer, wherein the frame is fixed to the inside of the teapot. In a state where the frame body is arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge on the spout side inside the teapot,
By opening the open end of the locking part from the locking part of the teapot and raising it, the frame body swings so that the lower side part is lifted around the upper side part, The tea strainer according to claim 1, wherein the tea strainer can be detached from the peripheral edge. In a state where the frame body is arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge on the spout side inside the teapot, the lower peripheral part is lifted by the curvature of the peripheral edge with the upper side being the rotation center. It is a shape that is biased to swing,
The frame is fixed to the inside of the teapot against an urging force by locking the open end of the lock portion to the lock portion of the teapot. The tea strainer according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that.   In a state where the frame body is arranged in close contact with the peripheral edge of the inside of the teapot on the side of the spout, the frame body is opened by opening the open end of the locking portion from the locking portion of the teapot. The tea strainer according to claim 3, wherein the tea strainer is separated from the peripheral edge.   The tea strainer according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the frame and the locking portion are formed by integral molding.   The tea strainer according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a protruding ridge that protrudes in a direction opposite to a spout side on the inner side of the teapot around the lower side of the frame.   The tea strainer according to claim 6, wherein the frame body, the locking portion, and the protruding basket are made by integral molding.   The tea strainer according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the locking portion of the teapot is a back surface of the overhang portion.

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