JPH09117379A - Safety pan and the like for cooking - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To protect hands from flame and a high temperature, and prevent scorching of a handle and melting of the handle by forming a form material projecting from a vessel main body as a handle part, and forming a cover part under the grip vicinity of the handle part. SOLUTION: A form material projecting from a vessel main body 2 is formed as a handle part 1, and a cover part 3 is formed under the grip vicinity 4 of the handle part 1. For example, while using a structure body 6 of a conventional handle part 1 of a kind of Chinese pan as it is, the cover part 3 is wedded to this side of a handle made of a woody branch or synthetic resin or the like being the grip vicinity 4, and is fixed by various means such as a bolt and a screw. As a result, not only a burn so far caused when a handle or the like in the grip vicinity 4 of the handle part 1 is carelessly gripped at cooking time can be prevented by the operation of restraining a phenomenon that the handle part 1 is heated by going-round fire and intense heat from a kind of pan, but also even a flame directly going round to the grip vicinity 4 can be cut off.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a safety pot for cooking which has a structure in which a cover portion not only protects a hand from flames during cooking and hot oil droplets scattered, but also does not transfer heat to the vicinity of a grip of a handle portion. Regarding

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are various kinds of pans for cooking such as shallow pans, deep pans, one-handed pans, both-handed pans, Western-style pans and Japanese-style pans. Pots have a historical background where people have been using them for many years and refining their functions according to their use. In addition, recently, there are a few pots with improved container shape that claim to be "non-spilling pots".
There are types. Similarly, there are safety pots that improve the shape of containers such as containers and lids to prevent "oil splashing" of tempura, but there are products that have improved such container shapes in terms of functionality. However, there is no product that claims to be safe enough to burn anyone who cooks with fire.

Due to the recent cooking boom, not only housewives at home but also men, and sometimes even children, stand in the kitchen to cook, so there is no particular danger from the experience of cooking. Cooking pots that children can safely cook are desirable, and for that purpose, it is necessary to develop products that do not simply pursue safety by simply using the container shape as in the past.

[0004]

Therefore, when the present inventor deeply digs into the opposite concept when the pots have the characteristic of "safety" as a concept, the "danger" in cooking is Under what circumstances, that is, assuming that the person who cooks is an inexperienced child,
As a result of considering the structure of the pot for cooking in the situation where it is necessary to fundamentally use a fire for cooking, a pot that will not burn anyone who cooks is a key factor for future product development. It is absolutely necessary. In other words, in order to prevent burns, rather than improving the functional structure of the container body as described above, rather than improving the handle part of the pots, in any situation in the conventional pots of various usage shape handle It is necessary to improve the pot and handle so that the handle never burns when gripped. Even though the development of such a pan that does not cause burns is required immediately after the enforcement of the product liability system PL law, such pans and products with handles are now available. not exist.

[0005]

Therefore, the present invention can be applied to various types of pots such as shallow pots, deep pots, one-handed pots, both-handed pots, Western-style pots, Japanese-style pots, and even pots after purchase. The present invention can also be applied as a separately-sold product of a safety grip that can be attached later. The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a structure in which the container 1 has a protrusion that is a protrusion is formed as the handle 1, and the cover 3 is formed below the grip portion 4 of the handle 1. And Further, as claimed in claim 2, a heat insulating material 5 such as petroleum chemical resin or wood or stone, FRP or carbon fiber different from the metal structural material of the handle portion 1 is attached to the grip side surface of the cover portion 3 or a space is provided. I made it empty. Further, as claim 3, the cover portion 3 is formed above and below the grip portion 4 of the handle portion 1 in the same manner as below.
Further, as claim 4, the cover portion 3 is formed on the handle portion 1. In addition, as claim 5, the container body 2 to the handle portion 1
The cover portion 3 was made to project downward. Claim 6
As a separate structure, the cover part 3 is supplied as a separate attachment part 6 so that the cover part 3 can be easily attached to the handle part 1 later.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION According to the present invention, the handle 1 in various pots suppresses the phenomenon that the handle 1 is heated by the surrounding fire or high heat from the pots, so that the handle 4 near the handle 4 of the handle 1 is conventionally cooked. Not only does it prevent burns caused by carelessly grasping something, but it also has the function of directly blocking the flame around the grasping area 4, and anyone can cook it safely. Further, according to the third aspect, there is no risk of burns on the hand holding the handle portion 1 due to the oil splashing from the pan during cooking.

That is, according to the present invention, the cover portion 3 is formed at least below the grip vicinity 4 of the handle portion 1 so as not to be burned and the cover portion 3 is raised from the bottom of the pot. By cutting off heat and flame, the handle and the like near the grip 4 of the handle portion 1 will not burn or melt due to flame or high heat as in the conventional case, and the handle portion 1 itself of the pot will have a long-lasting structure.

Further, according to the present invention, not only the flame and heat rise to the handle portion 1 as described above are blocked, but also the heat conducting member is provided on the inner surface of the cover portion 3 on the side where the handle is gripped. Petrochemical resin with low conductivity or wood or stone or FR
If the heat insulating material 5 such as P or carbon fiber is attached to the inside of the cover portion 3 or sprayed, or if a separate space is provided and the heat insulating material 5 is separately formed on the grip side, another cover portion 3'is formed. It is absolutely necessary to make the inside of the cover part 3 a heat insulating structure because it has a safe structure that does not cause burns even if the hand holding the handle part 1 contacts the inside of the cover part 3 during cooking. is there. Alternatively, even if the cover portion 3 is simply formed of a heat-resistant material such as melamine, which is made of carbon fiber or ceramics or a chemical conversion resin that is resistant to flames, the cover portion 3
There is no problem as long as the inside of the one does not conduct high heat.

By the way, even in the structure of conventional pots, there are many ones that use the heat insulating material 5 that does not transmit heat to the vicinity of the grip 4 which is the handle of the handle 1.
In the actual cooking, heat and flame rise, so the heat insulating material 5
As a result of itself being directly exposed to high heat, the heat insulating material 5 itself inevitably burns or melts, but by installing the cover portion 3 of the present invention, the heat insulating material 5 itself does not receive a flame directly. Further, the heat insulating effect of the conventional heat insulating material 5 of the grip portion is further improved, and a safe cooking pot can be obtained. Thus, the cover portion 3 of the present invention
By the presence of the heat insulating material, the heat insulating material of the conventional structure is not directly exposed to heat or flame, and the heat insulating effect of the conventional heat insulating material 5 itself is enhanced.

Further, as in claim 3, by forming the cover portion 3 above the grip vicinity 4 of the handle portion 1, a hand for grasping flying objects such as high temperature oil or hot water splashing from the pan being cooked. Don't get burned.

[0012] In addition, claims 4 to the following claims propose a method of attaching the cover portion 3, but in claim 4, the cover portion 3 is formed in the handle portion 1, and the cover portion 3 is further formed. For example, when the part 3 is formed in the middle of the handle part 1 made of a metal material, or when the grip part is formed by the heat insulating material 5 or the like, the cover part 3'is formed by the same heat insulating material 5 in the vicinity 4 of the grip. There is.

According to claim 5, a method of forming the cover portion 3 different from that of claim 4 is proposed. By directly projecting the cover portion 3 from the container body 2, the handle portion It is possible to prevent the flame and heat from being applied to the entire handle portion 1 without changing the structure.

Further, according to the sixth aspect, a product of the heat insulating material 5 in which only the cover portion 3 or the cover portion 3 and the grip are integrated is released and supplied as a separate mounting component, and the purchaser By attaching the product with the safety cover part 3 to the handle part 1 of the existing pots used at home with one touch, it can be retrofitted so that the conventional pots can be easily made into a safe cooking pot. Cover part 3
It proposes the structure of the product.

By the way, according to the method of forming the cover portion 3 of the present invention, for example, while forming the cover portion 3 closer to the container body 2 than the grip portion 4, the tip of the cover portion 3 is bent and extended to the rear of the handle in the grip portion 4. Even if it is formed so as to protect the entire fistula when gripping the handle portion 1 from just flames and external hard projections, it is basically the same as claim 1 or claim 1 of the present invention. Since it has the structure of the claim of claim 2, it is assumed that the scope of the present invention is covered by the claims.

By the way, instead of the word around the grip 4 used in the claims of the present invention, the expression "pattern" may be substituted, that is, since the gripping part is a pattern, it may have the same meaning. , May be expressed as similar separate entities. In other words, both the grip and the handle have the same meaning in that they are closer to the human hand than the cover 3.
For example, when the cover portion 3 is integrated with the handle as shown in FIGS. 1C and 1D, the definition is easily confused. Therefore, the cover portion is closer to the container body 2 side than the grip 4 rather than the handle. 3 is formed ”, and the expression is also included in the expression“ below the grip vicinity 4 ”in the claims of the present invention.

When the present invention is attached to semi-circular unstable pots such as woks, the cover portion 3 itself has a downwardly projecting shape, so that it can be used as a refill rod on a floor or the like. Since it has such a supporting structure, it is more stable than the one without the cover portion 3 when it is placed on the stove or the pedestal during cooking, or when placed on the pot stand. In the case of a wok, a handle that is not stable because the handle 1 protrudes in one place may be stabilized by forming a similar handle 1 in the opposite direction. There is no problem even if the part 1 has a different shape.

[0018]

【Example】

1A, B, C, D, E, F, G
FIGS. 1A and 1B are a cross-sectional view and a perspective view of a handle portion showing the first to eighth embodiments of the present invention, respectively. The feature is the structural proposal for attaching the cover part 3 to the handle part 1 protruding from the container body 2 by various methods.
Embodiments 8 to 8 will be described with reference to the drawings.

In the same manner as in FIG. B, the first embodiment shown in FIG. A is made of a tree branch or a chemical resin which can be used as the structure 4 of the conventional handle portion 1 of the conventional woks and has a grip portion 4 nearby. The cover portion 3 is fixed in front of the handle such as by welding or by various means such as bolts and screws. In this case, the handle itself near the grip 4 may be entirely made of metal. In addition, there is no problem in forming the cover portion 3 by using the cover portion 4 itself or the handle itself. Further, in FIG. A, the cover portion 3 is also formed on the upper side of the handle portion 1 as in claim 3.

In the second embodiment shown in FIG. B, the cover portion 3 is fixed to the back side of the structure 6 in which a mounting opening of a handle such as a branch of a traditional wok is curled, by welding, fitting or screwing. It is a thing. Since the conventional structure of the handle portion 1 is used as it is as shown in FIGS. A and B, the mold for manufacturing the conventional handle portion 1 can be used as it is, which is very convenient.

By the way, the heat insulating material referred to in the present invention is a material which does not heat the metal material which feels "hot" by interposing something between it and the skin of the hand, and which is wound or covered or projected like a wooden handle. However, it does not matter whether it is wood, chemical resin such as plastic, or fiber such as FRP or carbon. Further, even if the cover portion 3 of the present invention is made of, for example, a metal, a heat insulating material may be sprayed or stuck to the inside of the cover.

The third embodiment shown in FIG. C is a method of inserting the handle around the grip 4 made of a heat insulating material 5 such as wood or chemical resin to form the entire handle portion 1. Even if the cover 3'is integrated as shown in the figure,
Alternatively, they may be formed as separate parts, or the shaft into which the handle is inserted may be a part separate from the constituent parts of the handle part 1. Further, the cover portion 3 itself formed on the structure 6 formed of metal or the like may be integrated or formed as separate parts. It is also easy if the cover part 3 and the structure 6 are molded with lost wax, and the flame is not directly transmitted to the cover part 3'of the heat insulating material 5.

The fourth embodiment shown in Fig. D has a structure in which the handle around the grip 4 is inserted into the shaft as in Fig. C, but as shown in the drawing, the handle is tightened by narrowing it down from the rear end of the handle with a screw or nut. The structure 6 of 1 and the handle are integrated. The structure 6 and the cover 3 are integrally formed when the handle 1 is formed of a metal plate.

In the fifth embodiment shown in Fig. E, the heat insulating material 5 having a low heat conductivity as shown in the drawing is used as compared with the case where the handle portion 1 such as a pan or the like has a long handle made of metal. The grip part 4 and the cover part 3'are integrally formed with each other, and the cover part 3 is formed of a metal material strong against flames so that the flame does not directly hit the heat insulating material 5, but these two types are different. By forming a gap between the cover parts 3 and 3'as shown in the figure, the cover part 3'on the heat insulating material 5 side is formed.
It becomes more difficult to transfer heat to.

In the sixth embodiment shown in Fig. F, the cover portion 3 projects from the container body 2 according to the feature of claim 5 as in the case of Fig. G. The cover portion 3 at this time is a structure of the handle portion 1. It is three-dimensionally molded from the same material as 6. Further, near the grip 4 of the handle so as to cover the structure 6 of the metal part in which the handle is fitted.
In order to prevent the metal cover 3 from being burned, a cover 3'as shown in the figure made of the heat insulating material 5 was formed inside the metal cover 3.

In the seventh embodiment shown in Fig. G, the method of forming the handle portion 1 is the same as that of the conventional pot handle, but the cover portion 3 projecting from the container body 3 is formed as a separate component, so Not only does it save the production cost of the mold, but also the cover 3 can be easily attached to, for example, the handle 1 molded with lost wax as shown in FIG. Further, the cover portion 3'made of the heat insulating material 5 described with reference to Fig. F may be attached to this structure.

The perspective view showing the H diagram is the eighth embodiment.
It is molded with a chemical resin, silicon or metal as shown in the figure, and fixed to the grip vicinity 4 such as a wooden handle or a resin handle or the metal structure 6 with one touch or with screws or bolts. Therefore, this figure H can be sold as a single unit, and it can be quickly converted into a safety pot by retrofitting it to an existing pot used at home.

By the way, since the size, inclination direction, shape, etc. of the cover portion 3 described in various embodiments of the present invention are not strictly limited, all similar portions are included.

[0029]

2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2F, 2F, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 3D, 5D, 9E, and 15E are perspective views of a handle portion according to ninth to fifteenth embodiments of the present invention. The one shown in Fig. 1 is usually most suitable for one that uses a pot with one hand, but the pot shown in Fig. 2 is a pot that cannot be supported by one hand such as a deep pot because the handles 1 can be attached to both hands. It is presumed that this is the method of classification. Therefore, the handle portion 1 of FIG. 2 may be fixedly attached to the pots of FIG. 1 in a single or plural number, or the handle portion 1 of FIG. 1 may be completely reversed to that of FIG.

In the ninth embodiment shown in FIG. I, the cover 3 may be made of a metal, a heat insulating material 5 such as a resin, or a combination of these different materials. Cover 3 to prevent it from getting hot due to flames or high heat.
Is formed. Moreover, the cover 3 is the handle 1.
Is integrated with the structure 6 that constitutes the. Also, in the case of FIG. I, the cover portion 3 is formed also on the upper side, and it has a function of protecting the hand from the danger such as oil splash.

In the tenth embodiment shown in FIG. J, the cover portion 3 is fixed to, for example, two arms of the handle portion 1. For example, when the cover part 3 is a metal plate, the conventional handle part 1 can be easily improved to the present invention by welding the cover part 3 to the metal arm. Moreover, if the heat insulating material 5 is adhered to the inside of the cover portion 3, even if the skin comes into contact with the inside of the cover portion 3, no burn will occur and safety will be improved.

The eleventh embodiment shown in FIG.
It is a safe cover that works in both the lower and upper directions. Moreover, as in the case of the J figure, the cover 3 fixes the metal plate body by welding or the like.

In the twelfth embodiment shown in FIG. L, when the shape of the handle portion 1 is supported by a single column as shown in the figure, the crotch portion where the handle portion 1 is just divided into two is provided. This is an example in which the cover portion 3 is fixed to the above, but the cover portion 3 may be fixed to other portions.

In the thirteenth embodiment shown in FIG. M, the cover portion 3 is sandwiched and fixed between the handle portion 1 and the container body 2. This method allows the conventional handle portion 1 to be used as it is. The development cost of the pots having the cover portion 3 of the invention can be reduced, and the conventional handle pots and the pots of the present invention can be released at the same time with the same handle portion 1.

In the fourteenth embodiment shown in FIG. N, the handle portion 1 and the cover portion 3 are fixed to each other by the same method as shown in FIG.
It is characterized in that the cover portion 3 has a structure that completely wraps around the handle portion 1.

The fifteenth embodiment shown in FIG. O is a structure for attaching the present invention to the handle portion 1 of an existing pot at home as the cover portion 3 of an optional product with one touch. After being hooked on, for example, two arms of the handle portion 1 by a hooking part as shown in the figure, the part and the arm are fastened and fixed by screws or the like. In addition, this sticking method uses the elasticity of the material and does not require the use of screws or the like.
It may be attached to.

[0037]

The present invention not only protects the hands from the flame and high heat at the time of cooking by forming the cover part, but also prevents the handle itself near the grip of the handle part from being heated by the function of blocking the high heat. Becomes This has the effect of eliminating the phenomenon of charring and melting of the handle due to the fact that the handle in the vicinity was directly gripped by flames and high heat.
Further, by providing the cover portion on the upper side as in the third aspect, it is possible to protect the hands from oil splashes and hot water splashes scattered from the pan during cooking. Further, by making it possible to attach the cover portion to the handle portion of the existing pots as described in claim 6, the pots currently used at home can be quickly changed to safety pots.

[Brief description of the drawings]

1A to 1H are a sectional view and a perspective view showing a first embodiment to an eighth embodiment of the present invention, respectively.

FIGS. 2A to 2C are perspective views showing ninth to fifteenth embodiments of the present invention, respectively.

[Explanation of symbols]

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L,
M, N, O-Examples, 1-Handle part, 2--Container body, 3-- Cover part, 4-Grip vicinity, 5--Insulating material, 6-Structure

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A structure of a pan with a handle, such as a one-handed pan or a double-handed pan, which has a structure in which an object protruding from the container body is used as a handle, Safety pans for cooking, which have a cover formed below. 2. The invention according to claim 1, wherein a heat insulating material is attached to the grip side surface of the cover portion or a space is formed.
Safety pans for cooking as described in paragraph. 3. The cooking safety pan according to claim 1, wherein the cover portion is formed above the vicinity of the grip of the handle portion. 4. The safety pan for cooking according to claim 1, 2, 3 or 4, wherein the cover portion is formed on the handle portion. 5. The cover according to claim 1, wherein a cover portion is projected downward from the container body toward the lower side of the handle portion.
Safety pans for cooking according to the items 3 and 4. 6. The cooking safety pan according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the cover portion is supplied as a separate mounting component and can be easily retrofitted to the handle portion. .