JPS6020329Y2 - root vegetable peeler - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a peeler for root vegetables.

Conventionally, there are many known root vegetable washing machines that wash away the dirt and mud that cling to root vegetables such as taro, carrots, burdock, and daikon radish that have been dug out. In most households, peeling is done manually by peeling with a knife, or if there is a large amount, it is done by putting it in a bucket or barrel with water and using a forked stick or washboard. This was done using a primitive method called imo-kogi, which involved stirring and peeling the skin, and in any case, it was laborious and labor-intensive, and it took a long time, making it inefficient. It was something.

In addition, especially when using the former knife, it is extremely uneconomical to scrape off the flesh of root vegetables, and when peeling vegetables such as taro, the flesh is slippery and slippery, which poses the risk of injury. There were drawbacks.

In view of the above, this invention provides a peeler for root vegetables as described below to eliminate the various drawbacks of the prior art.

To explain the root vegetable peeler of this invention in detail with reference to the drawings and embodiments, 1 has a waveform curve in which an intermediate curved valley portion 2 in the middle portion has a larger radius of curvature than curved peak portions 3 on both the left and right sides thereof. A plate, for example, made of plastic or a metal material such as stainless steel.

On the surface of the corrugated curved plate 1, a large number of slanted and intersecting protrusions 3 are protruded to form continuous cross-shaped uneven portions 5.

Note that reference numeral 4 denotes a peripheral ridge protruding from the outer periphery of the plate surface of the above-mentioned waveform curved plate 1 at the same level as the above-mentioned ridge 3.

As mentioned above, the root vegetable peeler of this invention has a large number of slanted intersecting protrusions 4 protruding from the surface of the corrugated curved plate 1 to form continuous cross-shaped uneven parts 5. Therefore, hold this peeler in your hand, or in some cases place it on a table or the like and press it with your hands to evenly press the outer surface of root vegetables such as taro against the continuous cross-shaped uneven portion 5 and rub it. It has the excellent effect of allowing you to easily and completely peel off just the skin layer of root vegetables with just a simple process.

In particular, the waveform curved plate 1 has a middle curved valley portion 2 with a thicker radius of curvature than the curved middle portions on both sides, so it can be shaped, for example, depending on the shape and size of the head and tail of root vegetables such as taro. The head part with a large degree of curvature is a continuous cross-shaped uneven part 5 of the intermediate curved valley part 2, and conversely, the tail part with a small shape and degree of curvature is a continuous cross-shaped uneven part of the curved peak parts 3 on both sides with a small degree of curvature. 5 allows you to efficiently peel the skin in a reasonable and economical manner without scraping the flesh, and also to quickly and accurately peel the skin without the dangers of using a conventional knife. It has significant effects such as being able to perform peeling very easily and with excellent workability.

Furthermore, since it is a wave-shaped curved plate 1, it is easy to hold in the hand, and there is no slippage, making the peeling work easier.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this devised peeler, in which Fig. 1 is a plan view with one part cut away, Fig. 2 is a front view, and Fig. 3 is A of Fig. 1.
-A cross-sectional view. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Waveform curved plate, 2... Middle curved valley part, 3... Curved peak part, 4... Projection, 4
′...Peripheral protrusion, 5...Continuous cross-shaped uneven portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On the surface of the corrugated curved plate 1, in which the intermediate curved valley portion 2 has a larger radius of curvature than the curved peak portions 3 on both sides, a large number of protrusions 4 intersecting each other in an inclined shape are protruded, respectively, to form a continuous parallel cross-shaped plate. A peeler for root vegetables formed with uneven parts 5.