JP3193999U - Kettle handle mounting structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention simplifies the manufacturing process by eliminating the need to install a washer at least, and connecting the handle and the support portion with the core metal and the support portion, so that the connection is less than when the core metal is not provided. Provided is a kettle handle mounting structure capable of obtaining the strength around the section. A handle 2 having a metal core, a first support part 3 and a second support part 4 provided on a container body 9, a first insertion part for inserting the first support part, A first joining cover 5 provided with a second insertion part for inserting a part of a cored bar located on one end side of the handle, which is partitioned by one insertion part and a partition; and the second support part A first insertion part for insertion and a second insertion part for inserting a part of the cored bar located on the other end side of the handle, which is separated from the first insertion part by a partition, are provided. The handle attachment structure of the kettle 1 includes a second joining cover 6, a first fastener 7, and a second fastener 8. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a kettle, and more particularly to a kettle handle mounting structure. In the present specification, “kettle” may include medicine cans, pots, teapots, etc., and the material of the container body is not limited (including stainless steel, enamel, etc.).

  Conventionally, in a kettle handle, for example, both ends of a metal core of the handle are engaged or fixed to two support portions (support metal fittings) provided on the container body with fasteners such as rivets and screws. FIG. 10 shows such a conventional kettle handle mounting structure, in which one end of a core metal of the handle is indicated by 100, one of support portions provided on the container body is indicated by 101, and a rivet is indicated by 102. In this case, it is necessary to provide a washer (indispensable 103, optional 104) between the metal core and the support fitting in order to make the handle move and rotate smoothly. However, since the washer is usually attached manually, it is difficult to improve workability in the kettle manufacturing process. In particular, attaching two washers (the above-mentioned essential 103 and optional 104) is preferable in order to maintain the smoothness of the movement of the handle, but not only the number of parts is increased, but the attachment is not easy, and it takes time to manufacture the kettle. And time is required, which may be a cause of delay in production speed.

  Some conventional kettles do not use a mandrel for the handle. In this case, if the entire handle is made of resin or the like and both ends thereof are directly attached to the support part of the container body, the contact part with the support part is also made of resin or the like. There is no need to provide a washer between the parts, and a washer mounting step is not required. However, in this case, since the cored bar is not used, the handle has to be weaker than when the cored bar is used, which may cause a problem in the long-term durability of the handle (and thus the kettle). possible. In addition, around the mounting part where the handle and support part are connected, if the gas stove is set to high fire, the fire may reach close, there are cases of accidents such as ignition or part of the handle melting, In such a handle mounting structure, problems remain in the strength and heat resistance around the mounting portion.

  Further, in any of the above conventional examples, the end surface of the metal core or the support metal needs to be treated (so-called metal deburring), and if there are many exposed metal parts other than the end surface, the polishing treatment is also performed. It was necessary.

  On the other hand, when the kettle is heated, the handle falls down due to its own weight and comes into contact with the container body, so that there is a problem that the handle is heated to a high temperature and is caught by mistake to cause a burn. For this problem, for example, a device such as Patent Document 1 has been proposed. However, this requires a step of attaching the tubular body 6 in addition to attaching the handle 4 to the attachment plate 5 with screws, so at least the problem of improving workability cannot be solved.

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  The present invention has been made in view of the above, and at the same time, it is possible to simplify the manufacturing process by eliminating the need to install a washer, and at the same time, the handle and the support portion are coupled by the core metal and the support portion. Compared to the case where there is no metal core, the strength and heat resistance around the joint can be improved at the same time, and metal deburring can be eliminated or greatly reduced, and the polishing process can be eliminated or greatly reduced. It is an object of the present invention to provide a kettle handle mounting structure that can be made (the aesthetics can be obtained without polishing).

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention has, as a first side surface, a handle having a cored bar, a first support part and a second support part provided in a container body, and the insertion of the first support part. A first joint cover provided with a first insertion portion and a second insertion portion for inserting a part of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle, which is separated from the first insertion portion by a partition And a first insertion part for inserting the second support part, and a first insertion part for inserting a part of the metal core located on the other end side of the handle, which is partitioned by the first insertion part and a partition. A second joint cover provided with two insertion portions, a first fastener and a second fastener, wherein the first support portion is inserted into the first insertion portion of the first joint cover, and A part of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle is inserted into the second insertion portion of the first joining cover. In the state, the first fastener passes through the first support part, the partition, and a part of the core metal located on one end side of the handle from the outside of the first joint cover, and extends one end side of the handle. The second support part is rotatably attached to the first support part, the second support part is inserted into the first insertion part of the second joint cover, and a part of the core bar located on the other end side of the handle is the first support part. A cored bar in which the second fastener is located on the other end side of the second support part, the partition, and the handle from the outside of the second joint cover in a state of being inserted into the second insertion part of the two joint cover. The other end side of the handle is rotatably attached to the second support portion through a part of the handle, and a kettle handle attachment structure is provided.

  Further, according to the present invention, as a second side surface, a handle having a metal core, and a part of the metal core are brought into contact with one side of the handle on the outside of the first joint cover and the second joint cover. A first stopper for restricting the rotation range of the first joint cover, and a second insertion portion of the first joint cover and a second insertion portion of the second joint cover abutting another part of the core metal The kettle handle mounting structure is provided with a second stopper for restricting a rotation range of the handle in one direction.

  The present invention has an effect that a washer (washer) is not required in joining the handle and the container body.

It is a figure which shows one Embodiment of the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention, and is a figure which shows the state before attachment of a handle. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the handle in the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention. The handle shown in FIG. 1 shows a case where a handle made of resin is provided. (A) is a perspective view which shows an example of the 1st support part in the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention. (B) is a perspective view which shows an example of the 2nd support part in the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention. (A) is a perspective view which shows an example of the 1st junction cover in the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention from one direction, (b) shows an example of this 1st junction cover from another direction. It is a perspective view. (C) is a perspective view which shows an example of the 2nd junction cover in the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention from one direction, (d) shows an example of this 2nd junction cover from another direction. It is a perspective view. (A) is sectional drawing of an example of the 1st junction cover shown by Fig.4 (a) (b). (B) is sectional drawing of an example of the 2nd junction cover shown by Drawing 4 (a) (b). It is a figure which shows one Embodiment of the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention, and is a figure which shows the state which attached the handle. In the attachment structure of the handle of the kettle which concerns on this invention, it is a figure which shows the example which provided the 1st stopper and the 2nd stopper in the joining cover, and the state which attached the handle and the container main body (not shown) to the 2nd joining cover FIG. 3 is a view of the container body as seen from the outer peripheral side direction. (A) shows a state in which the handle is raised (vertically), and (b) shows a state in which the handle is tilted in one direction and abuts against the first stopper and no longer rotates in this direction. . (A) is sectional drawing of the 2nd junction cover shown in Drawing 7, (b) is a sectional view of the 1st junction cover used when using the 2nd junction cover of (a). It is the figure seen from the outer peripheral side direction of the container main body in the state which attached the handle | steering-wheel and the container main body (not shown) to the 1st junction cover shown in FIG.8 (b). (A) shows a state in which the handle is stood (in the vertical direction), and (b) shows a state in which the handle is tilted in one direction and comes into contact with the second stopper and no longer rotates in this direction. . It is a figure which shows an example of the attachment structure of the handle | steering_wheel in the conventional kettle.

  Hereinafter, a kettle handle mounting structure according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 shows a state before the handle is attached in the kettle (1). As shown in FIG. 1, the kettle handle mounting structure according to the present invention includes at least a handle (2), a first support part (3), a second support part (4), and a first joint cover (5 ), The second joining cover (6), the first fastener (7) and the second fastener (8).

  As the handle of the present invention, a handle having a configuration conventionally used in a kettle can be used. However, the handle of the present invention has a metal core (also referred to as a stem, a handle fitting, etc.). As shown in FIG. 2, it is preferable that the handle (22) is provided with a handle (23) made of resin or other suitable material mainly as a portion to be gripped by the kettle user. The handle part (23) can be configured to cover the cored bar (24) while leaving both ends of the cored bar (24) (that is, not covering both ends).

  In the present invention, the “handle” indicates a cored bar and a part including the handle part when having a handle part. Even when the handle is provided with the handle portion, both ends of the core bar are not covered with the handle portion. Therefore, in the present invention, both ends of the “handle” coincide with both ends of the core bar.

  The predetermined portions on both end sides (one end side and the other end side) of the cored bar are inserted into the first joining cover and the second joining cover, respectively, as described later, and thus have a shape suitable for this. As an example, in the present embodiment, the cored bar (at least a portion inserted into each of the first joint cover and the second joint cover) has a thin plate shape.

  Further, as described later, the handle can be rotated within a predetermined range around the axial direction of the first fastener and the second fastener, and it is preferable that both ends of the metal core have a shape that allows easy rotation. It is. In the present embodiment, the shape of both ends of the cored bar (24) is formed in an arc shape.

  A hole (25, 25) through which a first fastener and a second fastener, which will be described later, penetrate and which attaches the handle to the first support portion and the second support portion, respectively, passes through the portions on both ends of the core metal. 26).

  In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3, a first support portion (3) and a second support portion (4) as support portions (also referred to as brackets) for supporting the handle on the container body (9) of the kettle. Is provided. The 1st support part and the 2nd support part can use the thing of composition used for the conventional kettle. In the case where the container body (9) is a substantially frustoconical kettle as in this embodiment, the first support part (3) and the second support part (4) are formed on the upper surface opening (10) ( It is arranged on the upper surface (11) of the container main body (9) so as to straddle the portion to which the lid is attached (so as to be positioned in a straight line with the spout).

  Since a 1st support part and a 2nd support part are each inserted in a 1st junction cover and a 2nd junction cover as mentioned later, it is set as the shape suitable for this. As an example, in the present embodiment, the first support portion (3) and the second support portion (4) have a thin plate shape, and the upper portion has an arc shape.

  The first support part (3) and the second support part (4) pass through the first support part (3) and the second support part (4), respectively. ) Are provided with holes (12, 13) for pivotally mounting. In this specification, the term “turnable” means that the handle can be moved (rotated) around the axial direction of fasteners (first fastener and second fastener) described later (movable). Range is limited).

  In the kettle handle mounting structure according to the present invention, a joining cover (first joining cover, second joining cover) is used. FIG. 4 shows an example of the joining cover. The use of this joining cover is the greatest feature of the present invention.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 (a), 4 (b) and 5 (a), the first joint cover (5) is for inserting the first support portion (3) provided in the container body (9) of the kettle. It has an insertion part (first insertion part). In the first joint cover (5), the insertion opening (opening) of the first insertion portion (14) is provided below the first joint cover (5).

  As the shape of the first support portion and the shape of the first insertion portion of the first joint cover, shapes that are compatible with each other can be selected. As an example, in this embodiment, the overall shape of the first support portion (3) is a thin plate shape as described above, and the upper portion is an arc shape, and the shape of the first insertion portion (14) is also this. It shall be formed so as to conform to

  The first joining cover has a second insertion part separately from the first insertion part. A 2nd insertion part is an insertion part for inserting a part of core metal located in the one end side of the said handle | steering-wheel. As an example, in the present embodiment, the shape of the second insertion portion (15) is made to correspond to the fact that the overall shape of a part of the cored bar (24) located on one end side of the handle is made thin as described above. Is also formed in a slit shape to match this.

  It should be noted that the pivotable range of the handle can be adjusted by adjusting the width of the opening of the second insertion part of the first joint cover and the second joint cover described later. That is, in the second insertion portion of the first joint cover and the second joint cover, if the opening is provided wide in the direction in which the handle rotates, the rotatable range becomes wide. In the present embodiment, in these second insertion portions (15, 18), an opening is widely provided in one direction in which the handle rotates, and the rotatable range in this direction is widened.

  The 1st insertion part (14) and the 2nd insertion part (15) of a 1st junction cover shall be divided by a partition (16). This partition becomes a so-called buffer part between the first support part and a part of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle, and can serve as a washer. Therefore, the presence of the partition eliminates the need to provide a washer conventionally provided between the first support portion and a part of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle. As described above, since the partition only needs to replace the washer, the first insertion portion and the second insertion portion may not be completely blocked. A hole (19) is provided for penetrating the tool.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 (c) (d) and 5 (b), the second joining cover (6) is for inserting the second support portion (4) provided on the container body (9) of the kettle. It has an insertion part (first insertion part). In the second joint cover (6), the insertion port (opening) of the first insertion part (17) is provided below the second joint cover (6).

  As the shape of the second support portion and the shape of the first insertion portion of the second joining cover, shapes that are compatible with each other can be selected. As an example, in the present embodiment, as described above, the entire shape of the second support portion (4) is a thin plate shape and the upper portion is an arc shape, and the shape of the first insertion portion (17) is also this. It shall be formed so as to conform to

  The second joining cover has a second insertion part separately from the first insertion part. A 2nd insertion part is an insertion part in order to insert a part of core metal located in the one end side of the said handle | steering-wheel. As an example, in the present embodiment, the shape of the second insertion portion (18) is made corresponding to the fact that the overall shape of a part of the core metal (24) located on one end side of the handle is made into a thin plate shape as described above. Is also formed to fit this.

  The 1st insertion part (17) and the 2nd insertion part (18) of a 2nd junction cover shall be divided by a partition (31). This partition becomes a so-called buffer part between the second support part and a part of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle, and can serve as a washer. Therefore, the presence of the partition eliminates the need to provide a washer that has been conventionally provided between the second support portion and a portion of the cored bar located on one end side of the handle. Thus, the partition can replace the washer. The partition is provided with a hole (30) for penetrating a second fastener described later.

  The basic configuration of the second bonding cover can be the same as the configuration of the first bonding cover. However, in this embodiment, when the first joint cover (5) and the second joint cover (6) are both mounted, the first insertion portion (14, 17) is located on the center side (upper surface opening portion) of the container body (9). The second insertion portion (15, 18) is located on the outer peripheral side of the container body (9) on the 10th side and the lid side.

  The shape of the first joint cover and the second joint cover, particularly the shape of the bottom surface (the surface where the opening of the first insertion portion exists) is preferably a shape that fits the container body. In this embodiment, the bottom surfaces (32, 33) of the first joint cover (5) and the second joint cover (6) are substantially rectangular so that they fit the top surface (11) of the substantially truncated cone-shaped container body. It is comprised by this plane. As a result, since the first joint cover (5) and the second joint cover (6) are fixed to the container body (9), the handle supports the first support regardless of the frequent movement (rotation) of the handle (22). The state attached to the container main body (9) is maintained in cooperation with the fastener via the part and the second support part.

  In the present invention, the first fastener (8) and the second fastener (9) for pivotally attaching the handle to the first support portion (3) and the second support portion (4), respectively, are used. (See FIG. 1 and the like). The 1st fastener and the 2nd fastener can use the thing of the structure currently used for the kettle conventionally. Specific examples include rivets and screws.

  Since the first fastener and the second fastener are mounted from the outside of the first joint cover and the second joint cover (refer to the description below for the meaning of “outside”), respectively, the first joint cover and the second joint cover On the outside, holes (19, 30) for penetrating the first and second fasteners are provided.

  With the above components, the handle is attached to the first support portion and the second support portion as follows, for example.

  While inserting the 1st support part (3) into the 1st insertion part (14) of the 1st junction cover, a part of core metal (24) located in the one end side of a handle is made into the 2nd of this 1st junction cover. Insert into the insertion part (15). In the state of being inserted in this way, from the outside of the first joint cover (5), the first fastener (7) is provided with the first support portion (3) and the partition provided inside the first joint cover ( 16) and a hole (25) provided in a part of the metal core (24) located on one end side of the handle, and the one end side of the handle can be rotated to the first support portion (3). Install.

  Here, the “outer side” of the first joint cover means the side with respect to the inside of the first joint cover (the first insertion portion or the like), and the outer peripheral side of the container main body with the first joint cover attached ( It does not mean only the side opposite to the lid side of the container body. That is, the first fastener is connected to the first joint from the outside on the side where the opening of the container body is located (also the outside of the first joint cover) in the state where the first joint cover is mounted as described above. The cover may be penetrated.

  Similarly, the second support portion (4) is inserted into the first insertion portion (17) of the second joining cover, and a part of the core metal (24) located on the other end side of the handle is joined to the second joining portion. Insert into the second insertion part (18) of the cover. In the state inserted in this way, from the outside of the second joint cover (6), the second fastener (8) is provided with the second support part (4) and the partition provided inside the second joint cover ( 31) and a hole (26) provided in a part of the metal core (24) located on the other end side of the handle, and the other end side of the handle is rotated to the second support portion (4). Install as possible.

  Here, the “outer side” of the second joint cover means the side with respect to the inside of the second joint cover (such as the first insertion portion), and the outer peripheral side of the container body with the second joint cover attached ( It does not mean only the side opposite to the lid side of the container body. That is, the second fastener is connected to the second joint from the outside on the side where the opening of the container body is located (this is also the outside of the second joint cover) in the state where the second joint cover is mounted as described above. The cover may be penetrated.

  The handle is pivotally connected to the container body (9) by pivotally attaching both ends of the metal core (24) to the first support part (3) and the second support part (4), respectively. .

  FIG. 6 shows an example of a kettle with a handle attached by the attachment structure according to the present invention.

  According to the present invention, the first support portion and the second support portion are in contact with a part of the first joint cover and the second joint cover (inner side walls of the first insertion portion, respectively), and both ends of the cored bar. The sides are in contact with a part of the first joining cover and the second joining cover (such as the inner side walls of the respective second insertion portions). If the first joint cover and the second joint cover are formed of a member that can provide a certain level of lubricity when the parts slide, even if the handle is attached by a fastener, the parts are compatible and there is no washer. This is suitable because it can be easily slid. Resin etc. are mentioned as an example of the suitable material of the 1st junction cover and the 2nd junction cover. Also, adjust the size of the part on both ends of the core and / or the size of the insertion part (first insertion part, second insertion part) (so that the inner side wall of the insertion part presses the both ends of the core to some extent). By adjusting), it is possible to restrict the handle from being rotated to some extent.

  In addition, since the first support portion, the second support portion, and the portions on both end sides of the cored bar are inserted into the joining cover (the first joining cover and the second joining cover), the end surface treatment is unnecessary or greatly performed. It becomes possible to reduce. In addition, the polishing process is not performed or can be greatly reduced.

  Further, in the connecting portion between the handle and the container body, for example, on the first support portion side, conventionally, the first support portion or only one end of the metal core is connected. The support portion and one end of the core metal are connected so as to overlap (so to speak, double). The same applies to the second support part side. Therefore, according to the present invention, the strength of the mounting portion of the handle is significantly higher than before. In addition, heat resistance can also become high.

(Second Embodiment)
Since the handle can be rotated as described above, for example, the handle can be rotated in one direction to facilitate opening and closing (removing and attaching) the lid of the container body. However, if the handle is rotated too much, for example, the handle may be heated in contact with the container body or the lid that is heated when the kettle is heated, resulting in a considerably high temperature. If the kettle user grips the handle (attachment portion) in such a state, there is a risk of burns.

  Therefore, in the present invention, as shown in FIGS. 7, 8, and 9, the rotation range of the handle (22) is restricted by the first joint cover (50) and the second joint cover (60). It is preferable to provide means.

  The restricting means includes a first stopper (40, 41) for restricting one pivotable range of the two directions in which the handle can pivot, and the first stopper (40, 41) on the outside of the first joining cover (50) and It is provided on the outside of the second joining cover (60). When the handle (22) rotates in this direction within a certain range, the handle (22) is brought into contact with the first stoppers (40, 41) so that the handle does not rotate any further. Configure.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 8B and FIG. 9, the first stopper (40) of the first joining cover is protruded and the periphery of the end (45) of the opening (44) of the second insertion portion is formed in a protruding shape or meat The thickness can be provided. Further, for example, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8A, the first stopper (41) of the second joint cover is connected to the end (47) of the opening (46) of the second insertion portion of the second joint cover. Can be provided by making the periphery of the protrusions into a protrusion or wall thickness.

  Since these first stoppers restrict movement in one direction of the rotation direction, in the first joint cover and the second joint cover, respectively, on the side corresponding to the movement of the handle in this direction. Provided. For example, as shown in FIG. 7B, a part of the core metal (24) of the handle contacts the first stopper (40, 41) of the first joint cover (50) and the second joint cover (60), respectively. Then, it is formed so as not to rotate any more.

  The end of the opening of the second insertion portion of the first joint cover and the second joint cover is likely to deteriorate when the handle metal core is frequently contacted. If the first stopper is provided in this way, the strength of the end portion is increased, and the stopper function is further fulfilled or maintained.

  The first stopper is suitable for more restricting the rotation range in one direction of the handle (that is, narrowing the range in which the handle can be rotated in one direction).

  Further, as in the first embodiment, the second insertion portion of the first joint cover and the second joint cover has a wide opening in the other direction in which the handle pivots, and the pivotable range in this direction is provided. In the case of widening, it is preferable to provide means for restricting the rotation range in this direction. Therefore, in such a case, a second stopper for restricting the rotation range in this direction is provided in each of the second insertion portion of the first joint cover and the second insertion portion of the second joint cover. When the handle rotates in this direction within a certain range, the mandrel is brought into contact with the second stopper, and the handle is configured so that the handle does not rotate any further.

  For example, as shown in FIGS. 8B and 9, the second stopper (42) of the first joint cover (50) is positioned below the first joint cover, as viewed from the opening (44) of the second insertion portion. It can be provided in a claw shape on the side opposite to the first stopper (40). Further, for example, as shown in FIG. 7 and FIG. 8A, the second stopper (43) of the second joint cover is lower than the first stopper of the second joint cover when viewed from the opening (46) of the second insertion portion. It can be provided in a claw shape on the side opposite to the stopper (41). Since these second stoppers (42, 43) restrict movement in the other direction of the rotation direction, in the first joint cover and the second joint cover, respectively, in this direction of the handle. It is provided on the side corresponding to the movement.

  When the handle rotates in the direction of the second stopper, even when the opening of the second insertion portion is wide and the range in which the handle can be rotated is wide, as shown in FIG. ) Abuts against a second stopper (illustrated as 42 of the first joint cover in FIG. 9B) (of the first joint cover and the second joint cover), the handle does not rotate any further.

  Since the kettle handle mounting structure of the present invention does not use a washer, it eliminates the need for a conventional washer mounting operation, simplifies the manufacturing process, saves members, and eliminates the need for the handle and support portion. Since the cored bar and the support part are coupled, a kettle handle mounting structure having higher strength and heat resistance than a handle without a cored bar is obtained. Further, the end face treatment of the cored bar and the support portion is not required or can be significantly reduced. In addition, the polishing process is not performed or can be greatly reduced, and an excellent aesthetic feeling can be obtained. Further, it is possible to obtain a structure that prevents the handle from falling down and coming into contact with the container main body when the kettle is heated. Thus, the industrial applicability of the present invention is extremely high.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Kettle 2, 22 Handle 3 1st support part 4 2nd support part 5, 50 1st junction cover 6, 60 2nd junction cover 7 1st fastener 8 2nd fastener 9 Container main body 10 Upper surface opening part of container main body 11 Upper surface 12, 13, 19, 25, 26, 30 of the container body 14 First insertion portion 15 of the first joining cover Second insertion portion 16 of the first joining cover 16 Partition 17 of the first joining cover 17 The first insertion portion 18 The second insertion portion 23 of the second joining cover 23 The handle portion 24 The core metal 31 The partitions 32 and 33 of the second joining cover 40 The first stopper 41 of the first joining cover 41 The first stopper 42 of the second joining cover The second stopper 43 of the first joint cover The second stopper 44 of the second joint cover The opening 45 of the second insertion part of the first joint cover The end 46 of the opening of the second insertion part of the first joint cover The second joint cover Of the second insertion part Opening 47 The end of the opening of the second insertion part of the second joint cover

Claims (2)

A handle having a mandrel;
A first support part and a second support part provided in the container body;
A first insertion part for inserting the first support part, and a second insertion part for inserting a part of the core bar located on one end side of the handle, which is partitioned by the first insertion part and a partition; A first joint cover provided with;
A first insertion part for inserting the second support part, and a second insertion for inserting a part of the cored bar located on the other end side of the handle, which is partitioned by the first insertion part and a partition A second joining cover provided with a portion;
A first fastener and a second fastener;
The first support portion is inserted into the first insertion portion of the first joint cover, and a part of the core metal located on one end side of the handle is inserted into the second insertion portion of the first joint cover. In the state, the first fastener passes through the first support part, the partition, and a part of the core metal located on one end side of the handle from the outside of the first joint cover, and extends one end side of the handle. A pivotally attached to the first support,
The second support part is inserted into the first insertion part of the second joint cover, and a part of the core metal located on the other end side of the handle is inserted into the second insertion part of the second joint cover. In this state, the second fastener passes through the second support portion, the partition, and a part of the metal core located on the other end side of the handle from the outside of the second joint cover, and the other of the handle. A kettle handle mounting structure, wherein an end side of the kettle handle is rotatably mounted on the second support portion.
Provided on the outside of the first joint cover and the second joint cover is a first stopper that regulates a rotation range in one direction of the handle by contacting a part of the core metal,
The second insertion portion of the first joint cover and the second insertion portion of the second joint cover are in contact with the other part of the core metal, thereby restricting the rotation range of the handle in one direction. The kettle handle mounting structure according to claim 1, wherein the second stopper is provided.