JPH02128674A - Device for winding ground fish meat of chikuwa - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a device of efficiently shaping ground fish meat into a state of CHIKUWA (a kind of fish paste), having a transporting means of sheetlike ground fish meat, a means of supporting skewers on which the ground fish meat is wound and a scraper to peel the wound ground fish meat from the transporting means. CONSTITUTION:A device of winding ground fish meat is equipped with a transporting means 10 of approximately horizontally sending ground fish meat M extended to a sheetlike state, with a skewer supporting means 18 which brings skewers 13 from above into contact with the sheetlike ground fish meat, winds the ground fish meat and holds the skewers in such a way that the skewers 13 can be displaced upward with increase in amount wound and with a scraper 18 to peel the ground fish meat wound on the skewers 13 from the transporting means 10.

Description

Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to the production of chikuwa, and more particularly to an apparatus for winding chikuwa surimi onto skewers.

TECHNICAL BACKGROUND A chikuwa surimi winding device conventionally used in chikuwa manufacturing is generally as shown in FIG.

That is, a surimi supply hopper 100, a molding drum 102 that is supplied with surimi from the hopper and molds the surimi into a rectangular shape, and a molding drum 102 that forms the surimi into a rectangular shape by the drum onto the upper half of the circumferential surface. A winding drum 104 receives and rotates the winding drum, and a skewer 105 is passed along a transfer path parallel to the upper half circumferential surface of the drum, and the winding drum 105 is rotated about its central axis in the wire. and a device (not shown) for rolling the shims relative to each other on the shims on the drum and wrapping the shims around the shims. The molding drum has rectangular openings 10 provided at regular intervals in its circumferential surface.
8, and a push-out member 110 is provided in the opening and is moved intermittently in the radial direction, and when the opening reaches approximately the uppermost position of the drum, it expels the shavings from the hopper. The receiver is inserted, and a rectangular surimi formed in the opening is pushed out onto the winding drum in the upper half of the winding drum.

In this way, since the conventional device has a forming drum and a wrapping drum, etc., the device is bulky as a whole. was difficult.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION In view of the above points, the present invention has a twenty-seventh object to provide a small-sized chikuwa surimi winding device with a simple structure.

Structure of the invention That is, the shim winding device according to the present invention has a conveying means (belt conveyor io in the embodiment described below) that conveys the shim in a substantially rectangular shape in a substantially horizontal manner.
), and an intermediate support means provided on the side of the conveyance means and configured to rotatably support the skewer so as to extend above the conveyance means in a direction perpendicular to the conveyance direction; The skewer is pressed from above against the chikuwasuri that is being conveyed by the conveying means, and the chikuwasuri wraps around the wire, and as the thickness of the chikuwasuri increases, A middle support means (indicated by reference numeral 14 in the same embodiment) that supports the middle support so that it can be displaced upward while keeping the pressing force on the skewer substantially constant; Scraper means for peeling off from the conveyance means (piano wire 18 in the same embodiment)
It is characterized by having the following.

Functions and Effects of the Invention The apparatus according to the present invention has the following configuration, in which chikuwasuri is supplied to a conveying means by an appropriate means, is conveyed by the conveying means, and is supported by an intermediate support means. When it reaches the skewer, it is pressed by the wire, and at the same time, the scraper means peels the chikuwasuri from the conveying means, thereby wrapping the chikuwasuri on the skewer, Chikuwa winding progresses as the wire rotates. Then, as the winding progresses, the thickness of the wound skewer increases, and accordingly, the winding is performed while the skewer is displaced in 42 directions.

As can be seen from below, in the apparatus according to the present invention, a conveying means such as a belt conveyor for horizontally conveying the chikuwa-kerchief is used instead of the winding drum used in the conventional apparatus. ing. Therefore, the size of the entire device can be reduced accordingly. Furthermore, the skewer support means has a much simpler structure than conventional ones.

Therefore, the device according to the present invention is convenient to be installed at a store, and is therefore suitable for demonstration sales conducted at a store.

EXAMPLES Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained in detail based on the examples shown in the accompanying drawings, FIGS. 1 to 5.

FIG. 1 shows a chikuwa surimi winding device according to the present invention.

That is, the device includes a bell mill conveyor 10 set almost horizontally as a conveying means for conveying the chikuwa surimi M (FIGS. 2 to 4), and a chikuwa surimi set on the belt conveyor. A surimi setting device 12, a middle support means 14 for supporting a middle 13 (FIGS. 2 to 4) for winding the transported chikuwa suri, and a winding device set adjacent to the support means. It has a piano wire 18 as a scraper means for peeling off the chipped scrapes from the belt conveyor.

The belt conveyor 10 is rotationally driven in the direction of the arrow by a motor (not shown).

The chikuwa surimi setting device 12 is set horizontally above the upper running part of the belt conveyor, and includes a rectangular molding frame 22 having a rectangular opening 20 in the center, and a wire rod that is placed horizontally above the upper running part of the belt conveyor. In order to be able to move, wire rod 22
and the side frame portion 10' of the belt conveyor.
It has a parallel link mechanism composed of a pair of arms 24 interconnecting the two arms.

The intermediate support means 14 have support members 28 set on each side frame of the belt conveyor. Each member has an opening 3 extending upward for receiving and supporting both ends of the skewer.
0, and a second member 32 connected to the outer surface of the first member, extending upwardly at a predetermined distance from the first member, and preventing the skewer from coming out. member 34
It is composed of. A pair of notches 36 are provided at the lower edge of the first member, and a thumbscrew 36 is provided in the notches.
8 is passed through and threadedly engaged with the side frame 10', and the first member is fixed to the frame so as to be adjustable in the upper and lower directions.

The piano wire 18 as a scraper means extends substantially in contact with the upper surface of the upper running part of the belt conveyor and separates the chikuwa surimi M being conveyed from the upper running part of the belt conveyor, thereby It is ensured that the surimi wraps around the skewer supported by the support means (Figures 2 to 4).

In the illustrated embodiment, the reference numeral 39 is a second scraper means for scraping off the chikuwasuri remaining on the surface of the belt conveyor even after being removed by the piano wire 18. .

When winding chikuwasuri using the apparatus shown in this embodiment, first, a skewer 13 made of a relatively heavy material such as stainless steel is set in the opening 30 of the middle support means 14. The chikuwasumi molding frame 22 is lowered, and a worker manually sets the chikuwasumi M on the upper running portion of the belt conveyor through the opening 20 of the frame.

Next, while lifting the frame upward, the belt conveyor is driven to rotate, and the chikuwa suri-shim M set on the upper running portion is conveyed toward the skewer 13 supported by the middle support means 14. When the Chikuwasurimi M reaches the vicinity of the middle support means, the skewer 13 is pressed by the Chikuwasurimi M, and immediately after that, it is peeled off from the upper running part of the belt conveyor by the piano wire 18, thereby causing the rate to rotate while rotating. , Chikuwasurimi M is wound around the rate 13.

As can be seen from this winding action, it is preferable that the piano wire is not set upstream of the skewer, but aligned with the skewer 13 in the vertical direction or set downstream, based on the flow of the belt conveyor. In other words, if set on the upstream side,
This is because the crackling M, which has been once separated from the surface of the belt conveyor by the piano wire 18, may adhere to the surface of the belt conveyor again before being wound around the skewer, and good winding may not be possible. It is. Further, in order to facilitate peeling, it is preferable to moisten the surface of the belt conveyor with water.

When considering demonstration sales, for example, one could consider wrapping chikuwasuri around a skewer made of relatively light material such as wood or bamboo, grilling it, and then handing it to the customer without removing the skewer. In such a case, with the above-mentioned middle support means, it is not possible to press the skewer to the edge of the skewer, and therefore,
Good winding will not be possible. In such a case, a means for applying a downward force to the rate, such as a fifth
Preferably, a weight plate 40 as shown in the figure is provided. The plate has a downward opening;
The opening faces downward and engages the small end to apply a downward force to the skewer, and is moved in the vertical direction by a guide member (not shown) provided on the outer surface of the skewer support member 28. You will be guided.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, when serving chikuwa with skewers to customers, it is easier to eat if the skewers protrude from one end of the baked chikuwa. According to the device, the skewers will protrude from both ends of the chikuwa.

In such a case, for example, make the skewer hollow, prepare a support shaft that passes through a hole with the same hollowness, support the shaft with support members on both sides, and set the skewer around the shaft. By setting the hollowness at an appropriate position, the skewer can be made to protrude only from one end of the kuwa.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a device for wrapping chikuwasuri according to the present invention; FIGS. 2 to 4 are diagrams showing the state of chikuwasuri wrapped around a skewer in the device according to the present invention; The figure is a perspective view showing a weight plate for weighting the skewer, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional side view showing a conventional chikuwasuri seaweed wrapping device. 10-m-conveying means, 14-11 skewer support means, 8-111 scraper means. (4 other people) -1 Y no 13 Homu concave

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A conveying means for conveying a substantially rectangular skewer with the skewer substantially horizontal, and a skewer set above the conveying means so as to extend in a direction perpendicular to the conveying direction. A skewer supporting means capable of supporting the skewer, the skewer being supported presses from above against the chikuwasurimi being conveyed by the conveying means, and the chikuwasuri wraps around the skewer and wraps around it. As the thickness of the chikuwasuri increases, a skewer supporting means supports the chikuwasuri so that it can be displaced upward while keeping the pressing force on the chikuwasuri almost constant, and the chikuwasuri that is wrapped around the skewer is separated from the conveying means. A chikuwa surimi winding device characterized by comprising: a scraper means for scraping; 2. The skewer support means has a pair of skewer support members set on both sides of the conveying means, the members having an upwardly extending elongated opening for allowing the skewer to be displaced upwardly;
Claim 1, characterized in that the bottom of the opening is positioned such that the skewer supported thereon presses from above against the chikuwa shim conveyed by the conveying means.
The equipment described in section.