JPS5886032U - strainer net container - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

゛Figure 1 is a top view of the main product, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view, and the chain line represents the cross section of the clay pot. A bottom net, 6 an annular washer, 7 an annular presser foot, 8 an assembly stud, and 9 a clay pot. Correction 1984. 4.16 The claims for utility model registration and the brief description of the drawings are amended as follows. O Scope of Utility Model Registration Claims A As clearly shown in the text and drawings, a series of mesh tubes are made by fitting two inner and outer mesh shells ■ and ■ into each other, and a metal fitting is attached around the upper edge of the mesh shell ■. A sideways handle ■ is attached to the bottom of the net shell ■, and a bottom net ■ is stretched in a raised-bottom shape and a net container is crimped with an annular washer ■ on the bottom of the net shell ■, and these two net shells ■ and ■ are slid up and down against each other The structure of the strainer net container allows the depth of the container to be freely adjusted steplessly, and is installed at the bottom regardless of the diameter of clay bottles, pots, medicine cans, etc. Attach the strap ■ around the upper edge of the strainer net container and the mesh piece described in Section BA, and then fold it sideways and attach the handle ■.At the bottom end, tighten the bottom net ■ in a raised bottom shape and use the annular washer ■. The structure of a strainer net container that is crimped together and is installed submerged at the bottom of an earthenware bottle, pot, medicine can, etc., regardless of its diameter. Brief Description of the Drawings Figure 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the present invention, and the chain line represents an earthenware bottle, while Figure 3 is for a special small earthenware bottle. Figure 1 is a top view common to Figures 2 and 3 of this proposal, where ■ is the inner mesh body, ■ is the binding, and ■
indicates a sideways handle, ■ indicates an outer mesh body, ■ indicates a bottom mesh, and ■ indicates an annular washer.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (a) As detailed in the main text, in a strainer mesh container in which two mesh shells 1 and 4 are fitted together, the upper edge of the mesh shell 1 is attached to a handle via a rim 2. 3 is installed, and the bottom net 4 is made by sandwiching the bottom net 5 between the annular washer 6 and the annular presser foot 7, and the depth can be freely adjusted by sliding these two net casings up and down. The structure of a submerged strainer net container installed on the bottom regardless of the diameter. (b) In the strainer described in (a), a handle 3 is attached to the upper edge of the screen body 1 via a rim 2, and a bottom screen 5 is sandwiched between an annular washer 6 and an annular presser foot 7 at the lower edge. A structure of a submerged strainer net container that can be installed on the bottom of clay bottles, medicine cans, etc., regardless of their diameter.