JP3090748U - Two-handed pan with handle - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To enable a handle, which is pivotally attached to a pot body to be raised and lowered during cooking, to be reliably held in an upright state. SOLUTION: Rings 16 and 16A formed at both bases of handles 15 and 15A are pivotally attached to arms 12 and 12 and handles 15 and 15A are pivotally attached to pan body 1 so as to be able to move up and down. Ring part 16, 16A arm part
Formed with a diameter larger than 12, 12 and handle 1 for grips 10, 10
The ring portions 16 and 16A of 5, 15A are pivotally connected to be freely movable. Then, the handles 15 and 15A are crossed in an X-shape such that one handle 15 is sunk under the other handle 15A.
As a result, the raised handles 15, 15A are held in an upright state while supporting each other.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a two-handed pan with a handle, and particularly to a two-handed pan with a handle suitable for use outdoors.

[0002]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a two-handed pan with a handle, which is rotatably connected to a pair of handles formed in a semicircular shape on a relatively deep-bottomed pan body, has been known as a two-handed pan. Such a two-handed pan is designed to raise the handle when carrying it, and to collapse it when not in use to compactly fold it along the pot body.

[0003] By the way, when cooking with a two-handed pot at the outdoors such as camping, for example, there are cases where cooking is performed by burning firewood, charcoal or solid fuel, or cooking with a portable cooking stove. The cooking stove is relatively weak in firepower, and cooking directly with firewood or charcoal flame can provide a strong firepower and enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. However, when cooking by burning firewood or charcoal, the flame when burning is difficult to stabilize, and the fire may be strong because it is directly affected by wind and the like. For this reason, if cooking is performed with the handle lowered during cooking, the flame at the time of cooking may be heated so that the handle cannot be held. For this reason, when cooking outdoors, it is preferable to raise the handle. However, when cooking outdoors, it is difficult to keep the pans in both hands horizontal when cooking, and both hands are affected by the wind and the like. It is difficult for the handle attached to the pan to fall down and to keep the handle raised.

The present invention has been made based on such a problem, and provides a two-handed pan with a handle that can stably hold a handle in a state where a pair of handles pivotally attached to the pot body are erected. The purpose is to do.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A two-handed pan with a handle according to claim 1 of the present invention has a bottomed cylindrical pot main body with an open upper surface, a cover for opening and closing the opening of the pan main body, and a body upper end of the pan main body formed near the upper end. In a two-handed pan with handles having a pair of grips and a pair of handles pivotally mounted so as to be bridged between the grips, the handles are crossed to each other and pivotally attached to the grips. Each of the handles is held upright.

According to the above configuration, when the handles that are pivotally intersected with each other are raised, the raised handles are supported by each other and held in an upright state.

A two-handed pan with a handle according to a second aspect of the present invention is the two-handed pan with a handle according to the first aspect, wherein the handle is formed in a substantially semicircular shape, and both ends of the handle are provided at the grip portions. The grip portion is formed in a substantially U-shape with a pair of left and right arms having a circular cross section and a horizontal portion connecting the arms, while forming a ring portion for pivotal connection. The ring portion of the handle is pivotally attached to the arm portion of the grip portion located on the diagonal line, and each handle is pivotally attached to cross each other.

[0008] According to the above configuration, when the handles are pivoted so as to cross each other with the arms of the grip portion, the raised handles are supported by each other and held in an upright state when the handles are raised.

[0009] A two-handed pan with a handle according to a third aspect of the present invention is the two-handed pan with a handle according to the second aspect, wherein the ring portion is formed to be larger in diameter than the arm portion, and the ring portion of the handle is formed. By pivotally connecting the arms freely to the arm, crossing each handle so that one handle is sunk under the other handle, and lifting the handle above the handle. The crossed handles are foldable inside.

[0010] Thus, when the handles pivotally attached to the pot main body are respectively erected, the respective handles are vertically overlapped with each other, and the handles formed in a substantially semicircular shape support each other in the raised state. The standing state can be maintained. In addition, if one of the handles located on the upper side is lifted upward, the handles can pass each other, and each can be folded inward.

The two-handed pan with handle according to claim 4 is the two-handed pan with handle according to claim 1, wherein the cover has a disk-shaped lid and a peripheral wall rising from a peripheral edge of the lid. A step portion is formed on the periphery of the rear surface of the lid portion so as to fit into the opening of the pot body.

[0012] According to the above configuration, the step formed on the rear peripheral edge of the lid when the cover is attached is fitted to the opening of the pot body, so that the opening of the pot body can be reliably closed with the cover.

[0013]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, an embodiment of a two-handed pan with a handle of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a pot main body having an open upper surface, and an opening 1 </ b> A of the pot main body 1 is provided with a cover 2 that can be opened and closed. The pot main body 1 has an inverted tapered body 3 that expands in diameter from a flat bottom 1B toward the opening 1A of the pot main body 1. The cover 2 has a disk-shaped cover 4 and a peripheral wall 5 that rises from the periphery of the cover 4, and fits with the opening 1 </ b> A of the pot body 1 at the periphery of the rear surface of the cover 4. A step 6 is formed, and a knob 8 having a curved axis is attached to the center of the upper surface of the lid 4.

A pair of left and right grips 10, 10 are attached to the upper part of the body 4 of the pot main body 1, and grips 10, 10 are provided with substantially semicircular handles 15, 15 A. It is freely pivoted. The grips 10, 10 are configured by bending a shaft member into a substantially U-shape and bending a pair of left and right arms 12, 12 from both ends of a horizontal portion 11.

Each of the handles 15, 15A is formed in a substantially semicircular shape as a whole by bending a wire at the same curvature, and its bases at both ends are pivotally attached to the arms 12, 12 of the grips 10, 10, respectively. Ring portions 16 and 16A are formed. The rings 16 and 16A are formed larger in diameter than the arms 12 and 12 of the grips 10 and 10, and the rings 16 and 16A pivotally connected to the grips 10 and 10 are formed larger in diameter than the arms 12 and 12. As a result, the ring portions 16, 16A of the handles 15, 15A are pivotally attached to the grip portions 10, 10 so as to be freely movable. As a result, each of the handles 15, 15A has a ring portion 16 formed at both ends thereof so that one handle 15 is sunk below the other handle 15A. , 12 respectively, and similarly, the ring portions 16A formed at both ends of the other handle 15A are pivotally attached to the arms 12, 12 of the grip portions 10, 10, respectively, so that the handles 15, 15A are formed in an X-shape. They are crossed and pivotally attached to the pot body 1. In this manner, the handles 15, 15A pivotally attached to the pot main body 1 are erected by crossing the handles 15, 15A and pivoting to the pan main body 1, respectively, as shown in FIG. The tops of the 15, 15A are vertically overlapped, and the handles 15, 15A formed in a substantially semicircular shape can support each other in an upright state and can be held in an upright state. If one handle 15 located on the upper side is lifted upward, the respective handles 15, 15A can pass each other, and can be folded inward.

As described above, the pot body 1 of the present embodiment allows the pair of handles 15, 15A pivotally attached to the arms 12, 12, of the grips 10, 10, to intersect with each other, so that the handles 15, 15A are connected to each other. When raised, the raised handles 15 and 15A are held by supporting each other. Especially when cooking in an outdoor door such as a camp, the handles 15 and 15A fall down even if the cooking place is slightly inclined and unstable. The handle 15 and 15A can be stably maintained without falling down due to the influence of wind or the like. Therefore, when cooking using the pot body 1, since the handles 15, 15A are not directly heated by heat, the pot body 1 can be easily handled and cooked without worrying about burns. It is possible to do.

When the handle 15A located on the upper side is lifted upward, the handles 15 and 15A can pass each other. When the handles 15 and 15A are folded inwardly, the handles 15 and 15A are moved along the peripheral edge of the pot body 1. And can be folded compactly. For this reason, the handle 15 and 15A do not become bulky when being carried or not used.

When the cover 2 is attached, the step 6 formed on the peripheral edge of the rear surface of the cover 4 is fitted to the opening 1A of the pot body 1 so that the cover 2 is securely fitted to the opening 1A of the pot body 1. Even when cooking is performed in an inclined and unstable place, there is no fear that the cover 2 is easily removed.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the present invention. For example, the shape of the pot body and the structure for attaching the cover to the pot body may be appropriately selected.

[0020]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the two-handed pan with a handle according to claim 1 of the present invention, a bottomed cylindrical pot main body with an open upper surface, a cover for opening and closing the opening of the pan main body, and a shape near the upper end of the body of the pan main body In a two-handed pan with handles comprising a pair of left and right grips formed and a pair of handles pivotally undulating so as to be bridged between the grips, the grips are crossed with each other to form the grips. Since the handles are pivotally attached to each other and are held in an upright state, the upright handles are held in an upright state while supporting each other. However, even if the handle is slightly inclined and unstable, the handle can be reliably kept upright without falling down.

According to the two-handed pan with a handle according to the second aspect of the present invention, in the two-handed pan with the handle according to the first aspect, the handle is formed in a substantially semicircular shape, and the grip is provided at both ends of the handle. The grip portion is formed by bending a substantially U-shape having a pair of left and right arms having a circular cross section and a horizontal portion connecting the arms, while forming a ring portion for pivotal connection. Since the ring portion of the handle is pivotally attached to the arm portion of the grip portion located on the diagonal line and each handle is pivotally connected to each other, the handle portion is pivotally attached to the arm portion of the grip portion. In the case of cooking at an outdoor door such as a camp, the handles are held upright and supported by each other. Can be held.

A two-handed pan with a handle according to a third aspect of the present invention is the two-handed pan with a handle according to the second aspect, wherein the ring portion is formed to be larger in diameter than the arm portion, and the ring portion of the handle is formed. By pivotally connecting the arms freely to the arm, crossing each handle so that one handle is sunk under the other handle, and lifting the handle above the handle. The crossed handles are provided so as to be foldable inside, so that one handle located above can be lifted upward when being carried or not used, and can be compactly folded inside.

According to the two-handed pan with handle according to claim 4, in the two-handed pan with handle according to claim 1, the cover is a disc-shaped lid and a peripheral wall rising from a peripheral edge of the lid. And a step formed on the rear edge of the lid to fit into the opening of the pot body, so that the step formed on the rear edge of the lid when the cover is attached is formed by the step of the pot main body. By fitting with the opening, the opening of the pot body can be reliably closed with the cover.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a two-handed pan with a handle showing one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the two-handed pan with handle.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a right side view of the two-handed pan with handle.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the two-handed pan with handle;

FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the two-handed pan with handle;

FIG. 7 is a right side view showing a state where the handle is folded inward.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 pot body 1A opening 2 cover 3 trunk 4 lid 5 peripheral wall 6 step 10 gripping part 11 horizontal part 12 arm part 15,15A handle 16,16A ring part

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A pot body having a bottomed cylindrical shape having an open upper surface, a cover for opening and closing an opening of the pot body, a pair of left and right grips formed near the upper end of the body of the pot body, and this grip portion In a two-handed pan with handles having a pair of handles pivotally mounted so as to be undulated so as to bridge between the handles, the handles are crossed to each other and pivotally attached to the grip portion, and the handles are mutually standing. A two-handed pan with a handle, characterized by being held. 2. A pair of left and right arms having a circular cross section, wherein the handle is formed in a substantially semicircular shape, and a ring portion pivotally attached to the grip portion is formed at both ends of the handle.
A horizontal portion connecting these arms is formed to be bent in a substantially U-shape, and the ring portion of the handle is pivotally attached to the arm portion of the grip portion located diagonally, and each handle is provided. The two-handed pan with handle according to claim 1, wherein the pan is pivotally attached so as to cross each other. 3. The ring portion is formed to be larger in diameter than the arm portion, and the handle ring portion is pivotally attached to the arm portion so as to be freely movable, and one handle is provided below the other handle. 3. The handle according to claim 2, wherein the handles are crossed and pivoted so as to be sunk, and the handles which are crossed are provided so as to be foldable inward by lifting the handles upward. With both hands. 4. The lid has a disk-shaped lid and a peripheral wall rising from the peripheral edge of the lid, and a stepped portion fitted to the opening of the pot main body is provided on the rear peripheral edge of the lid. The two-handed pan with handle according to claim 1, wherein the pan is formed.