JP3121357U - Fly bat - Google Patents

Abstract

In a fly bat composed of a dish-like container body, a net body placed in the container body, and an inclined solid body that is locked to the net body, the versatility that is not specified by the mesh shape of the net body is provided. Provided is a fly bat having a tilted solid.
SOLUTION: A dish-like container body 1, a net body 2 with legs placed with a net portion 22 suspended in the container body, an inclined back plate 31 and an outer edge of the net body 2 inwardly. The slanted solid 3 is provided with up and down support parts 32 and 33 that project in a projecting manner and obliquely sandwich the outer edge of the net body 2 with the moment in the tilting direction of the tilted back plate part 31.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a frying bat used for draining oil before cooking a fried cooked fry.

  The fried food immediately after frying needs to be drained before laying, and as a conventional means of draining, use an oil draining bat equipped with a mesh board or lay a paper with oil absorbing function on the bat. The oil is drained by placing a fly on the oil-absorbing paper.

  The above-described oil draining bat (flying bat) merely lays the cooked fried food horizontally, and it is difficult to say that the oil draining is always performed efficiently.

  Therefore, first, a fly bat comprising a dish-like container body, a net body placed in the container body, and an inclined back plate having a foot portion inserted into the mesh body and supported by the net body. (Patent Document 1).

  The fly bat is inserted into the mesh body located in the dish-like container body with the foot of the tilted back plate below the mesh body, and the tilted back plate is tilted upright in a cantilevered support state. When a fly or tempura is stood up on an inclined back plate in an upright state, the clothing surface rises and the flow of oil is promoted, so that oil can be drained efficiently.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-73307.

  Since the fly bat provided with the conventional inclined plate described above is inclined and supported by the foot portion inserted into the mesh of the mesh body, the mesh shape of the target mesh body is at least made of metal. It is necessary to provide a configuration in which thin bars are arranged in parallel in a frame at a predetermined interval, and the structure of the net is limited.

  Therefore, the present invention proposes a fly bat having an inclined solid body having versatility that is not specified by the mesh shape of the mesh body.

  The fly bat according to the present invention includes a dish-like container body, a net body with legs placed with the net part floating in the container body, an inclined back plate part and an outer edge of the net body inwardly. It is characterized by comprising an inclined solid body having a protruding shape and an upper and lower support portion that obliquely clamps the net body with the moment in the tilting direction of the inclined back plate portion.

  Thus, the slanted three-dimensional tilted back plate is placed at a desired position by inserting the mesh body into the container body by inserting the net body from one end of the mesh body with the slanted solid upper and lower support parts sandwiching the outer edge of the mesh body. When the portion is inclined, the net body is obliquely held by the upper and lower support portions, and the inclined back plate portion is inclined at a desired position.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, an inclined solid can be mounted at a desired position regardless of the mesh shape of the mesh body, and a fly or tempura is stood upright on the inclined back plate portion of the inclined solid. Then, the clothes surface stands up and the oil flow is promoted, so that the oil can be drained efficiently.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The fly bat shown in the embodiment includes a dish-like container body 1, a net body 2 (2 a), and a plurality of inclined solids 3.

  The container body 1 is a normal bat and has a rectangular metal flat box shape.

  The net body 2 is also a metal net used for a conventional pad. A net portion 22 in which a metal thin rod is formed in a net shape with an appropriate wire rod is provided in a rectangular frame 21, and an appropriate position (an inclined solid body to be described later) is provided. 3 is provided at an inward position of the protruding position of the lower support portion 33 so that the movement of the lower support portion 33 is not hindered).

  Instead of the net portion 22 formed of the wire, a net body 2a having a net portion 22a made of a so-called punch plate in which a large number of small holes are formed in a thin metal plate may be employed (see FIG. 7).

  The inclined solid body 3 includes an inclined back plate portion 31, an upper support portion 32, and a lower support portion 33, and is formed by a thin metal rod as a whole. That is, a metal thin rod is formed in a U-shape with a lower opening that is wider than the width of the mesh body 2, and an inclined back plate portion 31 is formed by laying a horizontal bar between the vertical shafts on both sides. The heel end portion is bent forward with respect to the inclined back plate portion 31, further bent to the opposite side and folded back to form a flat shape, thereby forming the lower support portion 33. Further, a horizontal gutter is constructed between the vertical gutters in the vicinity of the front bent portion to form the upper support portion 32.

  Thus, the outer edge of the net portion 22 of the net body 2 is inserted into the net body 2 from one end thereof so that the single or plural inclined solid bodies 3 are sandwiched between the upper and lower support portions 32 and 33, respectively. In this state, when the net body 2 is placed in the container body 1 and the inclined back plate portion 31 of each inclined solid body 3 is inclined at a desired position, the force of the inclination direction moment of the inclined back plate portion 31 acts. Thus, the outer edge of the mesh body 2 is obliquely held by the upper and lower support portions 32 and 33, and the tilted back plate portion 31 is tilted at the position.

  Then, when the cooked fried food and tempura are made to lean against the tilted back plate portion 31 to maintain the standing state, the oil flows smoothly from the garment.

  Moreover, by using the inclined solid 3, the amount of oil drainage such as a fly can be increased as compared with the normal use state in the container body 1 of the same size, and depending on the size of the object to be used. Thus, the tilt interval of the tilted back plate portion 31 can also be selected.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 6, when the inclined solid body 3 is tilted forward from the rearward tilt standing position (use state position) with the outer edge of the mesh body 2 sandwiched between the upper and lower support portions 32 and 33, the storage state is maintained as it is. can do.

  In particular, in the above-described embodiment, since the lower support portion 33 is formed in a flat shape (rectangular frame), when the longitudinal length of the lower support portion 33 is moved to the forward lying position, the net portion 22 is lifted. The length needs to be within the interval.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment. For example, an inclined plate portion is formed with a punch plate or a vertical support portion is formed with a small plate without forming the inclined solid body with a metal thin rod. Anyway.

The perspective view of the inclination solid of the embodiment of this invention, and a net. Same perspective view The whole top view (partially cut). The whole front sectional drawing. The whole side view (partially cut). Sectional drawing which shows the accommodation state of the same inclination solid. The other example perspective view of the same mesh body.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container body 2, 2a Net body 21 Frame 22, 22a Net part 23 Leg part 3 Inclined solid 31 Inclined back board part 32 Upper support part 33 Lower support part

Claims (4)

  A dish-shaped container body, a net body with legs placed with the net portion floating in the container body, a shape that protrudes inwardly from the outer edge of the tilted back plate portion and the net body, and the tilted back plate A fly bat comprising an inclined solid body provided with an upper and lower support portion that diagonally clamps the net body by a moment in a lying direction of the portion.   A slanted solid is a metal thin bar bent into a U-shape with a downward opening. 2. The lower support portion is formed by bending forward with respect to the opposite side, and the upper support portion is protruded from both sides of the front bending portion in the vicinity of the front bent portion. Fly bat.   When the lower support part is formed in a planar shape and its longitudinal length is moved from the rearward tilt standing position to the forward lying position with the upper and lower support parts sandwiching the outer edge of the net body, the net part The fly bat according to claim 1, wherein the fly bat has a length that fits into the lifting interval.   The fly bat according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a leg portion of the net body is provided inward of a protruding position of the inclined lower support portion.

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