JP3105327U - One-handed pot - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it easier to use a one-handed pan having a crow spout-shaped spout that does not cause dripping, to improve the pouring direction, improve the durability, and improve the compatibility with an electromagnetic cooker. I will provide a.
SOLUTION: A flat-plate-shaped metal handle is fastened to a pot body provided with a crow spout-shaped spout at an opposing position at an intermediate position between both spouts, and particularly the pan main body is made of ferrite or martensite. The magnetic handle is made of non-magnetic stainless steel.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a one-handed pot.

  One-handed pans are made by attaching an appropriate handle to the pan body, but some one-handed pans have a spout on the peripheral wall for pouring the cooking liquid from the pan directly into the container. Pots equipped with these spouts are generally attached to wooden pans using ring-shaped brackets because they draw from the system of Yukihira pots (ceramic one-handed pots). It is.

  By the way, in order to pour the cooking liquid in the pot into the container, it is necessary to hold the handle and tilt the pot body. However, since the handle has a round bar shape, the tilting operation may not always be smooth. For example, there is a possibility that the hand may slip due to being wet.

  Therefore, the applicant of the present application has formed a first spout projected to the outer periphery by press molding, and a V-cut of the peripheral wall portion having a size that cannot be extruded by pressing, and a crow mouth shape formed by welding a triangular bent member. A one-handed pot has been proposed in which a flat plate-shaped handle is attached to a pot body provided with a second spout at an opposite position, between the first spout and the second spout (Patent Document 1).

Registered Utility Model No. 3018881.

  By the way, the crow spout has a good drainage and is popular with users because no dripping occurs after pouring into another container from the pot body. In the one-handed pan disclosed in the above-mentioned patent document, the use direction of the crow spout is restricted because one is a crow spout and the other is a press-formed spout.

  In addition, the handle of the known one-handed pan has a structure in which a heat insulating plate is stuck on the front and back of a metal plate. In recent years, automatic dishwashers have become widespread, and pots have been washed with the same machine. Since the cleaning is performed by steam, there is a problem that the durability of the handle is reduced.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problem, and has proposed an improved one-handed pot that solves the problem.

  The one-handed pan according to the present invention cuts a spout into a V shape at a position where the spout cannot be formed by press extrusion, bends it into a triangular shape corresponding to the shape of the spout, and has flanges on both sides at opposing locations on the peripheral wall. The spout member having the shape edge portion is filled in and welded to the V-shaped cut portion, and a flat plate-shaped metal handle is spouted on a pot body having a crow spout-shaped spout provided at an opposing position. It is characterized by being stuck at an intermediate position.

  Thus, it can be used in the same manner as the conventional one-handed pan, and a crow spout-shaped spout that does not cause dripping will be used when transferring using the spout on either side. Further, since the handle is made of metal, there is no problem even if the handle is washed by an automatic dishwasher.

  In particular, in the one-handed pot, the pot body is formed of ferritic or martensitic magnetic stainless steel, and a metal handle is formed of non-magnetic stainless steel.

  Therefore, it is possible to use a normal heating source such as gas combustion heat or electric heat, and it can also be used for an electromagnetic cooker. In particular, by forming the handle part with a non-magnetic material, the handle part can be erroneously electromagnetically cooked. Even if left on the container, the handle portion is not heated. Further, it is not necessary to use a composite member (a member having a composite laminated structure at the bottom of the container for an electromagnetic cooker) for the pot body and the metal handle, and the production is easy.

  Further, the metal handle has a curved cross section with a concave upper surface, has a flared shape in which the base on the pot body side is wide, and has an elongated triangular through hole corresponding to the flared shape in the base. It is what it was.

  Therefore, it is easy to hold, and a part of the heat transfer from the pot body to the handle portion of the handle is prevented by the through hole, and at the same time, the through hole also has an air cooling effect, so that the temperature rise in the hand portion can be suppressed.

  The present invention can use a crow spout that does not cause dripping in any direction with a one-handed pan having the above configuration, and there is no problem even if an automatic dishwasher is used. It is easy to use.

  In particular, the pot body is formed of ferritic or martensitic magnetic stainless steel, and the metal handle is formed of non-magnetic stainless steel (claim 2). It is easy to use and the manufacture of utensils corresponding to the electromagnetic cooker is facilitated. Further, the shape of the metal handle has a curved cross section with a concave upper surface, and the base corresponds to the divergent shape at the base. An elongated triangular through hole is provided (Claim 3), which suppresses a rise in temperature of a portion held by the handle and facilitates use.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The one-handed pot shown in the embodiment is basically composed of a pot body 1 and a handle 2 like a conventional pot.

  The pot body 1 is made of a ferritic or martensitic magnetic stainless steel, and is in the shape of a circular container with a thick bottom portion, and is provided with a first pouring port 11 and a second pouring port 12 at a portion facing the peripheral wall. Become.

  Each of the spouts 11 and 12 is cut into a V-shape at a position where the spout cannot be formed by pressing and extruding at opposing positions on the peripheral wall, and the tip is formed at an acute angle so as to correspond to the shape of the spout. And a spout member having flanges formed on both sides thereof is embedded in the V-shaped cutout portion a and welded to form a crow mouth shape. A capacity scale is provided on the peripheral wall surface of the pot body 1 by press working.

  The handle 2 is made of non-magnetic stainless steel and is rivet-connected to the outer peripheral wall between the two spouts 11 and 12 of the pot body 1 and has a thin plate shape having a curved cross section with a concave upper surface. The base on the side of the pot body 1 has a divergent shape in which the base is widened, and the base has an elongated triangular through hole 21 corresponding to the divergent shape.

  Thus, the one-handed pot can be used in the same manner as the conventional one-handed pot, and the spout 11 or the other spout 12 can be used, so that the operation of transferring the stored liquid is convenient, and usually In addition to the use in gas stoves and electric stoves, it can also be used for electromagnetic cookers.

  In addition, the handle is made of non-magnetic stainless steel, which is excellent in durability and enhances the safety for use of the electromagnetic cooker. In addition, the base is provided with an elongated triangular through hole, which is made of metal. The temperature rise in the hand-held portion, which is a problem caused by the use of the handle, can be suppressed.

1 is an overall perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG.

Explanation of reference numerals

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Pan body 11, 12 Spout 2 Handle 21 Through hole

Claims (3)

  A spout which is cut into a V shape at a position where the spout cannot be formed by press extrusion at an opposing location on the peripheral wall, and is bent into a triangular shape corresponding to the shape of the spout, and flange-shaped edges are formed on both sides. The member is filled in and welded to the V-shaped cutout, and a flat plate-shaped metal handle is riveted to the pot body provided with a crow spout-shaped spout at an opposing position at an intermediate position between the spouts. One-handed pan characterized by the following.   2. The one-handed pot according to claim 1, wherein the pot body is made of ferritic or martensitic magnetic stainless steel, and a metal handle is made of non-magnetic stainless steel.   The metal handle is provided with a curved cross section with a concave upper surface, a flared shape in which a base on the pot body side is widened, and an elongated triangular through hole corresponding to the flared shape is provided in the base. One-handed pot.

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