JPS5814914Y2 - Roaster for fish etc. - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a roaster for fish, etc., and provides a product that performs roasting as much as possible, does not generate smoke during roasting, and is suitable for use and handling. This is because I devised it for this purpose.

The drawing shows an embodiment of the roaster for fish, etc. according to the present invention, and A
is a gas stove, and gas stove A has a pair of gas combustion parts 1
. The device is installed with the plate 4 open, the support piece 5 is fixed in the opening, and the combustor 7 is hung on the horizontal piece 6 of the support piece 5, and the combustor is installed. 7, the upper frame 8 and the lower frame 9 are assembled together, and a large number of gas flame ports 11, 11, . . . are installed along the central hole 10.
are arranged in a row, and a gas inlet 13 is provided at one end of a gas passage 12 that communicates with the gas flame port 11. A gas stove is equipped with a first saucer component piece 15 having a window hole 14 with a narrow diameter, and the first saucer component piece 15 is provided with a piece formed in the center that gradually descends in the direction of the window hole 14. A trivet 17 can be freely moored to the upper piece 16 placed on the upper surface component plate 4 of A.
is placed, and the inner end of the lower piece is bent inward so as to be inclined upwardly to provide a first saucer 18, and a roasting frame 19 can be freely moored on this first saucer component piece 15. The roasting frame 19 is composed of a main frame 20 and a jacket frame 21 placed on the main frame 20.
The opening 25 provided in the central piece 24 is inserted into the central piece 24.
A roasted product mounting frame 27 consisting of a large number of rods 26, 26, . The housing frame 21, which is configured by recessing the roasting frame 19 and envelops the opening 25 of the main frame 20, has an inner surface 30 as a heat reflecting surface, and when the roasting frame 19 is not in use, The housing frame 21 is reversed and placed on the main frame 20, and the placing frame 27 is placed on top of it so as to be stored in the storage chamber 3 of the gas stove A, and the combustor 7 A second saucer 31 is arranged directly below the central hole 10 of the gas stove A, and the second saucer 31 is placed with both ends placed on a guide rail 32 formed at the bottom of the gas stove A, and is arranged so as to be freely stored inside the gas stove A. It is composed of

Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, the roasted food such as fish placed on the rod is roasted by the reflected heat of the housing frame, and compared to simply roasting over an open flame, it is possible to roasted evenly to the core, thus reducing fuel consumption, as well as
The oil produced from the roasted product during roasting does not fall into the gas flame port, but instead falls into the first saucer or second saucer, so no smoke is generated and no oil adheres to the gas flame mouth. ,
There is no clogging of the gas flame port, and there is no scattering of fallen oil, which prevents the equipment from becoming contaminated.Furthermore, when the roasting frame is not in use, it can be stored in the storage chamber of the stove, making it possible to remove the roasting frame. never gets in the way.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the roaster for fish, etc. according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view, and Fig. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the mounting body housed in a gas stove. FIG. 4 is a plan view of the combustor. 7... Combustor, 10... Center hole, 11
...Gas flame port, 14...Window hole, 18.
...First saucer, 19... Placement body, 20.
...Main frame, 21... Cloak frame, 25...
... opening, 26 ... rod, 31 ...
・Second saucer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The gas stove is equipped with a combustor in which a large number of gas flame ports are arranged along the circumferential edge of a central hole, and a combustor is provided above the combustor that is aligned with the central hole and has a slightly narrower diameter than the central hole. A roasting frame is provided with a first receiving tray for falling oil equipped with a window hole, and is moorably moored above the gas stove above the first receiving tray. The main frame has a rod for use in the combustor, and the main frame is moorably placed on the main frame to cover the opening, and has an inner surface as a heat reflecting surface. A roaster for roasting fish, etc., wherein the gas stove is equipped with a second saucer for falling oil and a storage chamber for a roasting frame.