JPS5823306Y2 - kettle - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a kettle that can easily boil barley tea water, has a simple structure, and can be provided at low cost.

To explain with reference to the drawings, the upper periphery 4 of the barley tea container body 3 is removably engaged with the opening rim 2 of the kettle body 1, and the barley tea container body 3 has the upper periphery 4 and has a large number of large holes 5 perforated around the entire circumference. A long cylindrical part 9 is provided, and a step 7 is provided which is bent inward from the bottom of the upper cylindrical part 6, and a long cylindrical part 9 is bent downward from the inner edge of the step 7 to have a bottom part 8. A countless number of small holes 10 are provided in the bottom portion 8 and the long cylinder portion 9 to form a barley tea storage portion 11, and a countless number of holes are provided on the stepped portion 7 of the barley tea container body 3 to close the barley tea storage portion 11. The inner lid 13 with the small hole 12 is inserted into the locking part 14
This relates to a kettle that is mounted in a manner that can be freely engaged and detached via the kettle.

In addition, the locking part 14 has three protrusions 1 arranged at equal intervals on the upper cylinder part 6.
6 and three recessed portions 17 are formed at equal intervals on the periphery of the inner lid 13, and the inner lid 13 is placed on the stepped portion 7 with the protruding portions 16 and the recessed portions 17 aligned. By holding and rotating the knob 18, which stands upright in the center of the inner lid 13 and has an anti-slip hole 19, with your fingertips, the protrusion 16 is positioned at the top of the inner lid 13, and the inner lid is placed in boiling water. This is to prevent separation due to floating of 13.

In addition, the inner lid 13 is provided with a peripheral curved portion 20 over the entire circumference to prevent deformation of the inner lid 13, and the upper peripheral edge 4 is also provided with a curved portion to prevent the entire barley tea container body 3 from deforming. It is.

21 is a spout, 22 is a hanging grip, 23 is a lid, 24 is a lid knob, and 15 is a tea strainer.

Conventionally, for example, in this type of barley tea kettle, as shown in Figure 6, a tea strainer 15 was hung from the opening edge of the kettle body, and barley tea was poured into the tea strainer and boiled to make barley tea tea. This system has drawbacks such as barley tea overflowing from the tea strainer 15 as the water boils, or the tea strainer 15 coming off from the kettle body due to strong boiling water.

However, this invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks.

That is, since the upper peripheral edge 4 of the barley tea container body 3 is removably locked to the opening edge 2 of the kettle body 1, barley tea is poured into the barley tea container body 3 and the water in the kettle body 1 is boiled. It can make hot water.

By the way, the barley tea container body 3 has an upper periphery 4 and a large number of large holes 5.
An upper cylindrical part 6 is provided with holes formed around the entire circumference, a step part 7 is provided which is bent inward from the bottom of the upper cylindrical part 6, and a bottom part 8 is provided by bending downward from the inner edge of the step part 7. A long cylindrical part 9 is provided, numerous small holes 10 are bored in the bottom part 8 and the long cylindrical part 9 to form a barley tea storage part 11, and the barley tea storage part 11 is closed on the step part 7 of the barley tea container body 30. Inner lid 1 with countless small holes 12 to cover it
3 is placed in a detachable manner via the locking part 14, hot water that is strongly boiled during boiling for making barley tea tea flows into the inner lid 13 through the large holes 5, and the boiling water is The barley tea is circulated from the small hole 12 of the inner lid 13 to the small hole 10 of the barley tea container body 3, and the barley tea stored in the barley tea container body 3 does not overflow at the inner lid 13, making it extremely convenient to use.

Furthermore, it has a simple structure, is suitable for mass production, and can be provided at low cost, and has many practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway side view of the barley tea container body, Fig. 3 is a top view of the barley tea container body, Fig. 4 is a sectional view of the inner lid, and Fig. 5 is a partially cutaway side view of the barley tea container body. The top view of the inner lid and FIG. 6 are partially cutaway side views of the conventional product. 1...Kettle body, 2...Opening edge, 3
... Barley tea container body, 4 ... Upper periphery, 5
...Large hole, 6... Upper cylinder part, 7...
...Stepped part, 8...Bottom, 9...Long tube part, 10...Small hole, 11...Barley tea storage section, 12... ...Small hole, 13...Inner lid, 1
4... Locking part, 15... Tea strainer, 16
...Protruding part, 17... Recessed part, 18.
...Knob piece, 19...Slippery hole, 20
...... Peripheral curved part, 21 ... Spout, 22
...Hanging grip part, 23 ... Lid, 24
...Pick the lid.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The upper periphery 4 of a barley tea container body 3 is removably engaged with the opening rim 2 of the kettle body 1, and the barley tea container body 3 has an upper periphery 4 and has an upper cylindrical portion with a large number of large holes 5 bored all around the circumference. 6, a stepped portion 7 bent inward from the bottom of the upper tubular portion 6, and a long tubular portion 9 bent downward from the inner edge of the stepped portion 7 and provided with a bottom portion 8, the bottom portion 8 Numerous small holes 10 are formed in the long cylindrical portion 9 to form a barley tea storage section 11, and numerous small holes 12 are bored on the stepped section 7 of the barley tea container body 3 to close the barley tea storage section 11. This kettle is provided with an inner lid 13 placed thereon so as to be detachable via a locking part 14.