JPS5915971Y2 - teapot - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a teapot with a tea strainer mesh that can be inserted and removed.

There are some defects in teapots, such as the small hole between the body and the spout becoming clogged, or tea leaves stuck in the hole not being able to be removed, resulting in unsanitary conditions.

Therefore, a tea strainer net has been inserted and removed through the upper slit between the body and the spout, but this has the disadvantage that hot water spills out of the slit.

Therefore, this idea is a further improvement on that, by cutting out a part of the shelf on which the lid is placed inside the body, and allowing the tea strainer to be inserted and removed from there.

To explain the figures, FIG. 1 is an explanatory view of a conventional teapot, in which a tea strainer net 5 is inserted and removed from a slit 4 above an opening 3 between seams 2 of a body 1.

6 is a shelf on which a lid is placed, and 7 is a lid. However, with this conventional teapot, there was a risk of hot water spilling out from the slit 4.

Figure 2 and subsequent figures are explanatory diagrams of this invention, and Figure 2 shows the teapot of this invention seen from above with the lid removed, with a part of the shelf 6 at the top of the connecting opening between the body and the spout. Cut it out to form a notch 61.

62 is the side wall of the notch. FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the notch, which has a protrusion 63 and a recess 64.

The tea strainer net 5 is then inserted and removed through this notch.

4A, B, and C show various embodiments of tea strainer nets, and the net 5 shown in A has a crosspiece 51 made of synthetic resin or the like attached above.

Thus, the crosspiece 51 enters into the notch 61 shown in FIG. 2 and complements the notch in the shelf.

The sides 52 of the crosspiece fit into the side walls 62 of the notches 61 in the shelf.

B has a crosspiece whose shape corresponds to the notch shown in FIG.
3 and a protrusion 54 into which the recess 64 fits.

The net 5 shown in A and B of FIG. It may also have a portion 55 that bulges out.

Figure 5 shows means for supporting the net, and is indicated by the arrow R in Figure 2.
This is a view of the three connecting openings viewed from inside the barrel body in the direction of .
Locking rails 20.2 are installed on both sides of the connection opening according to the width of the net.
0 is attached, and a lower locking groove 30 is provided in the bottom wall of the trunk body.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the locking rail 20 seen from the direction A-A in FIG.
It consists of

When the net 5 is inserted through the upper notch 61, both sides of the net pass through the four locking portions 22, and the lower end of the net enters the lower locking groove 30.

Thereby, the mesh is locked in the recesses 22 on both sides and in the groove 30 at the lower end.

The width of the notch can be as narrow as the base of the spout, or it can be as wide as the width of the entire circumference. It has little to do with that.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional teapot, Figures 2 and 3 are diagrams showing the teapot of this invention viewed from above, and Figures 4A and B.
, C is a diagram showing various embodiments of the tea strainer net, FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the inside of the teapot viewed from direction R in FIG. 2, and FIG.
The figure is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 5. Explanation of symbols 1...Body body, 2...Spout, 3...Connection opening, 4...Slit, 5...Tea strainer Net, 6...Shelf, 7.
... Lid, 20 ... Locking rail, 21 ...
... Hook-shaped process, 22 ... Concavity, 30 ...
... lower locking groove, 51 ... crosspiece, 52 ...
...Side surface, 53...Concavity, 54...
Protruding portion, 55... Net swelling portion, 61...
Shelf notch, 62...side wall, 63...protrusion, 64...recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A part of the shelf 6 provided inside the barrel body 1 on which the lid is placed is cut out to form a notch 61 through which the tea strainer net 5 can be inserted and removed, and the net is locked on both sides of the connecting opening 30 according to the width of the net. A teapot characterized in that locking rails 20, 20 having recesses 22 are attached thereto, and the teapot is combined with a net 5 having a crosspiece 51 at the upper end that engages with the notch 61.