JPH0923988A - Spatula for peeling - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To peel off lees stuck to a plate-like object, an iron plate surface for cooking OKONOMIYAKI (the thin and flat cake of unsweetened batter fried with various ingredients) and chow mein or the like for instance, or the rust of a vehicle or the like. SOLUTION: This spatula 1 for peeling is provided with a spatula body 2 composed of a stainless steel plate, a steel material and the other steel products and a handle 3, a blade 5 provided with the hard blade tip 4 of cemented carbide, ceramic, artificial diamond or the like provided with an R part is provided on the free end of the spatula main body and the lees can be peeled off with smooth sharpness without damaging the iron plate surface or the like. The rust can be peeled with the smooth sharpness without damaging a coated surface or the like. Further, the lees or the like attached to the iron plate surface or the like can be easily peeled off without the need of force.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spatula that removes scraps or rust such as vehicle adhered to a plate-shaped object (for example, okonomiyaki, yakisoba, etc.) for cooking an iron plate surface (on the iron plate surface).

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a spatula with a handle similar to a fly fly is used as a spatula for peeling off the residue (debris) on the surface of the iron plate. The spatula with a handle is composed of one aluminum steel plate and a handle, and since the fly doubles as a fly, its structure is extremely delicate. Therefore, while the fly is useful as a fly, the present situation is that the force is insufficient for peeling off the scraps and the effect is not sufficiently enhanced. In particular, when the amount of residue is large, the conventional patterned spatula cannot completely peel it off, and there is a problem that it takes a lot of labor and time to peel it off. As a result of researching the prior art documents because of such problems, the following ideas were found. (1) Actual Kaihei 6-753
There is a spatula described in No. 40 bulletin. This invention is a spatula body made of stainless steel etc. with a handle attached to the base,
It is configured with a blade tip piece that is fitted and integrated at the tip of the spatula body, and the blade tip piece has a blade provided with a blade tip on one side,
The structure is characterized in that it has a connecting portion that is fitted to the tip of the spatula body on the other side, and that the blade tip can be easily replaced and reused when the blade tip wears. (2)
There is a kitchen utensil described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-18418. According to the invention, a handle portion, a plate-shaped portion having one to a plurality of ribs integrally formed, a lower side of which is substantially linear, and a tip portion of which is formed of a substantially acute angle, and one of the plate-shaped portions. It has a bulging part provided on the lower side edge and a projecting part on the other lower side edge, making it extremely easy to remove dust such as oil stains and charring on a frying pan, wok, etc. It has the feature that it can be dropped without damaging it.

[0003]

The device of the above-mentioned document is certainly considered to be useful for a conventional spatula with a handle. However, since the cutting edge is configured to have an acute angle,
It is conceivable that the iron plate surface or the coated surface is easily scratched, resistance to use is felt, the sharp-edged blade edge wears quickly, the frequency of re-polishing increases, and problems occur in simple use. In particular, the above problem is likely to occur due to the increase of dust, and improvement thereof is strongly desired.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above, the present invention provides
By forming the R portion at the blade edge, the following constitution is adopted for the purpose of removing scraps and the like with a smooth sharpness without damaging the iron plate surface and the like.

That is, the stripping spatula of the present invention is a stripping spatula having a spatula body and a handle made of a stainless steel plate and other steel materials, and is a cemented carbide having an R portion at the free end of the spatula body. A blade having a hard blade such as ceramic, artificial diamond or the like is provided.

[0006]

When the peeling spatula of the present invention is used, the R portion of the cutting edge is brought into contact with the iron plate surface (including the coated surface) while gripping the handle.
After that, the blade and the blade edge are advanced while pressing the handle. At this time, the blade is sequentially advanced while pressing and separating the scraps on the iron plate surface at the R portion. Under this pressing and peeling condition, since the blade edge is the R portion and an appropriate clearance is formed, it is possible to easily peel off the scrap without damaging the iron plate surface. Therefore, the peeling is achieved and the peeling effect can be expected by this one-time pressing operation. By repeating the above-mentioned operations and procedures, the scraps are sequentially peeled off.

Of course, when the R portion is worn, it is ground to form a predetermined R portion.

Incidentally, a spatula for peeling is prepared at least in size,
Select and use depending on the location and the residual amount of residue.

[0009]

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below.

A stripping spatula 1 is provided with a spatula body 2 and a handle 3 made of a stainless steel plate, a steel plate, an iron plate and other steel plates. In the spatula body 2 of the peeling spatula 1,
A blade 5 having a hard cutting edge 4 such as cemented carbide, ceramics, or artificial diamond is provided, and the hard cutting edge 4 is provided with an R portion 41. Of course, the cutting edge 4 can be polished, and the blade 5 can be replaced.

Further, the blade 5 can be detachably attached to the spatula body 2. Further, the shape of the blade 5 is not limited to the straight line shown in the figure, and a curved shape, an arc shape, a mountain shape, or any other deformed shape can be adopted.

Further, the angle of the R portion 41 is a condition that the iron plate surface T is not damaged and an appropriate clearance T1 is formed between the R portion 41 and the iron plate surface T. It is changed depending on the usage mode. K in the figure
Indicates dust.

[0013]

The present invention has a construction in which the R portion is formed on the cutting edge provided on the spatula body, and has an excellent effect that scraps can be peeled off with a smooth sharpness without damaging the iron plate surface or the like. In addition, it has the characteristic that rust can be peeled off with a smooth sharpness without scratching the painted surface. Further, there is an effect that debris or the like attached to the surface of the iron plate or the like can be easily peeled off with a slight force.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall side view showing an example of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state of a cutting edge.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a usage state.

FIG. 4 is an overall side view showing another example of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Spatula for peeling 2 Spatula body 3 Handle 4 Blade edge 41 R part 5 Blade T Iron plate surface T1 Clearance K dregs

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A peeling spatula comprising a spatula body and a handle made of a stainless steel plate, and other steel materials, wherein the spatula body is provided with an R portion at its free end, and is hard such as cemented carbide, ceramic or artificial diamond. A stripping spatula having a blade having a blade tip. 2. The peeling spatula according to claim 1, wherein the hard cutting edge is formed into a curved shape, a mountain shape, or any other deformed shape.