JPS60234611A - Juicer - Google Patents

Abstract

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

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to a juicer that cuts and crushes fruits, vegetables, etc. with a cutter and then centrifuges them to obtain a juice liquid.

``Prior Art'' Conventionally, this type of juicer has a structure in which the dregs that have been squeezed by the two-separation basket are collected almost uniformly in the dregs receiver (for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 56-41609). The problem with this is that it is extremely troublesome to dispose of the waste. .

[Failure to solve the problem] Equipped with a separation valve, a waste receiver, and two lids.

A dregs compression means is provided between the lid and the receiver, and an air outlet is provided in the dregs receiver.

"action" The ingredients are separated into juice and dregs in a separation basket.

The waste is sent to the waste receptor along with the wind flow.

The wind flow is discharged from the air outlet, and the debris is sequentially deposited. Compact it with a dross compaction means and continue depositing dross in the remaining space, when it is filled.

Take it out at once.

"Embodiment" In the figure, 1 is a base, and a motor 2 is installed inside the base. The filter is a juice container that is removably placed on the top of the base 1, and the juice flows out from the bottom of the container.4. It has a notch 5 at the top. A motor shaft 6 protrudes from the center of the juice container 5. Reference numeral 7 denotes a rotary table screwed to the motor shaft B, and a separation lever 8 is detachably connected to this rotary table 7. The separation cap 8 has a large number of small holes 9.
The filter 10 has an inverted conical shape. Reference numeral 11 denotes a cutter for cutting material provided on the inner bottom of the separation lever 8, and 9 is fixed to the cutter unit 12 together with the separation lever 8. This cutter unit 12 is detachable from the one-turn table 7. Reference numeral 16 denotes a waste receiver removably placed on the upper part of the juice container 5, and the outer periphery thereof is formed into a substantially cylindrical shape.

In the center of the flap is an input port 14 for putting in materials such as fruits and vegetables.
It has a dregs storage section 15 that stores the dregs that have been cut, crushed, and discharged by the 1-separation cutter 8.

16 is an inlet for the dregs discharged from the separation cage 8; 17 is a partition wall protruding from the inside of the dregs receiver 13;
Numeral 8 is a protrusion that protrudes from the outer periphery, fits into the notch 5 of the juice container B, and prevents the dregs receiver 130 from rotating. 19 is
The lid covers the dregs receiver 13, and the outer peripheral inner wall portion that fits into the dregs receiver 13 is formed into a substantially cylindrical shape.

It is fitted into the waste receptacle 13 in a manner that allows it to rotate twice and to be detached.
It has a hole 20 communicating with. Reference numeral 21 denotes a wall portion for collecting food items, which is provided so as to protrude inside the lid 19.

Almost along the inner wall of the dregs storage section 15 of the dregs receiver 13.

It is formed with a slight gap from the inner wall of the dregs storage section 15. When the lid 19 is operating the juicer, the wall portion 21 for collecting scraps is connected to the scrap inlet 16 of the scrap receiver 13 and the partition wall 1.
7 and set it so that it is located in the gap 24 with 7. In addition,
The partition wall 17 and the wall portion 21 constitute a compression means 25. Reference numeral 26 denotes an air outlet provided in the form of a slit in the side wall of the input port 14.

In the juicer with the above configuration, when the motor 2 is driven and materials such as fruits and vegetables are put in through the input port 14, they are separated and squeezed by the filter 8, and the juice passes through the small hole 9 of the filter 10 and is then juiced. After being accommodated in the container 6, it is accommodated in the juice receiving cup 22 from the juice outlet 4. On the other hand, the dross rises up the surface of the filter 10 and is discharged above the separation valve 8. Is the discharged waste separated?8
Due to the wind flow caused by the rotation of , the space 26 formed by 9 minutes and the back side of the bottom of the upper combing receiver 16 is moved in the same direction as the rotation of 4 minutes and 8 (in the Q direction in the case of this embodiment). Rotating dregs inlet 16 to dregs receiver 13
The dregs enters into the dregs storage section 15 and is stored therein. Dregs storage section 1
The dregs that have entered into the dregs storage section 5 enter the dregs storage section 15 due to the wind flow generated by the rotation of the separation lever 8, and then come into contact with the partition wall 17 while rotating inside the dregs storage section 15 in the Q direction. The flow of air is discharged from the air outlet 26, and only debris is accumulated sequentially from the vicinity of the partition wall 17 as shown in FIG. In this way.

When the dregs have accumulated near the dregs inlet 16, the operation is stopped and the lid 19 is rotated in the Q direction.

The waste is compressed by being pressed against the partition wall 17 side by the wall part 21 for collecting waste, and when the lid 19 is returned to its original position, a space for storing the waste is secured in the waste storage part 15, and operation can be started again.

According to this embodiment, even if there is a lot of waste in the waste storage section 15, by rotating the lid 19, the waste can be compressed between the partition wall 17 and the waste collection wall 21. By doing so, the waste can be disposed of in small pieces, making the operation of discarding the waste very simple, and the space inside the waste storage part 15 can be used effectively, so that a large amount of waste can be squeezed out at once. In addition, since the waste collection wall 21 is formed with a slight gap between the inner wall of the waste storage section 15, when the lid 19 is rotated, the waste does not leak through this gap and be compressed. Not much remains. If the gap is usually about 0 to 1 gap, most of the residue will be compressed. Since the air outlet is still provided, the accumulation of debris is promoted, and the slit-like shape allows only the flow of air to be effectively exhausted.

In the above embodiment, the dregs receiver 13 and the juice container 6 are constructed separately, but the effects of the present invention can still be obtained even if they are constructed integrally.

``Effects of the Invention'' As described above, the present invention provides a sludge compression means between the lid and the sludge receiver, an air outlet in the sludge receiver, and a sludge compression means between the lid and the sludge receiver. Since it is provided in between, the waste can be disposed of all at once, and the space inside the waste receptacle can be used effectively, making it an extremely cheap dog.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a sectional view of the main parts of a juicer showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts shown in Fig. 1, and Fig. 6 shows the state in which the lid of Fig. 1 is removed. FIG. 8. Separation basket, 13... Dregs receptor. 19... Lid, 25... Dregs compression means. 26...Air outlet. Distributor Hitachi Thermal Appliances Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Separator (8) that separates the crushed material into juice and dregs; 2. dregs receiver Q3 for accommodating the dregs after separation; and a dregs receiver Q3 placed so as to cover the dregs receiver a31. cover a
1 and a dregs compression means (c) between the lid 09 and the dregs receiver 03), and an air outlet (a) to the sludge receiver 0.
A juicer characterized by being provided with. 2. The juicer according to claim 1, in which the air outlet (a) is formed into a slit shape.