JPS6115513Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a fixture for firing tiles that can be used for firing different tiles such as Manju Kawara and Sode Kawara.

A fixture for firing tiles has been proposed in the past, in which both side plates made of a heat-resistant metal material, each having a plurality of upwardly arranged notches into which the tile base is fitted, are integrally connected at the lower end by a connecting member at a required interval. However, it is difficult to use this kind of conventional method for firing tiles of different shapes such as Manju Kawara and Sode Kawara, and it is economically and labor intensive that it is necessary to prepare tiles of different shapes separately. There was a huge waste of money.

The present invention was devised to eliminate the above-mentioned waste, and the illustrated embodiments will be described in detail below.

In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the side plates 2, 2 each having a plurality of notches 1 arranged upwardly in parallel, into which the tile base is fitted, have a heat-resistant thickness of about 6 mm, for example. It is made of a cast steel plate which is a metal plate material, and the side plates 2, 2 are integrally connected at the lower end by a connecting member 3 made of the same material at a required interval corresponding to the size of the tile base to be fired. There is. Note that although the illustrated connecting member (3) is a plate-shaped member, it may also be a suitable member such as a beam member. Each of the notches 1 is formed by providing another step 5 for supporting the tile base in the bottom 4 for supporting the tile base following the inner edge 1' of one of the notches 1, and these bottoms 4 and Stepped portion 5
is for supporting tile bases of different shapes. Note that the stepped portion 5 extends from the middle of the bottom portion 4 to the other inner edge 1' of the notch portion 1.

In the case of the tile base A of Manju Kawara, a structure constructed in this way is made by standing a plurality of tiles facing upward on both side plates 2, 2, with the small tomoe B facing upward, as shown in Figure 2. The side portions C of the cutout portions 1 that fit the juxtaposed tile bases are fitted between the opposing ones.
is supported on another stepped part 5 for tile base support which is formed with a notch in the bottom part 4 for tile base support following one inner edge 1' of the cutout part 1, and the back surface D is supported on the bottom part 4. If you lean it against the upper part of the inner edge 1' of the notch 1 following 4, the tile base A of Manju Kawara will be in a stable fixed state here.
Thereafter, they can be arranged one after another in the same manner depending on the number of notches 1. The unglazed back side D of the plurality of tile bases A arranged in this way is placed against the upper part of the inner edge 1' of the notch 1, and the glazed front side is placed on both side plates 2, 2, the glazed surface of the fired Manju tile is not affected by the side plates 2, 2, and the adjacent tile base A This allows firing to be performed in an orderly and stable manner without causing the small tomae B of the two to collide with each other.

In addition, in the case of the tile base A' of the sleeve tile, which has a different shape from the tile base A of the Manju tile mentioned above, the sleeve B' is made vertical and the end C' is the same as shown in Figure 3. If the back side D', which is supported by the bottom part 4 for supporting the tile base and has a curved surface, is placed against the inner edge 1' of the notch 1 continuing to the bottom part 4, the tile base A' of the sleeve tile will be placed here. are in a stable fixed state, and can be similarly arranged one after another according to the number of notches 1. The plurality of tile bases A' arranged in this way are not affected at all because their glazed surfaces do not touch the side panels 2, 2, as in the case of the tile base A of the Manju Kawara mentioned above. Furthermore, the sleeves B' of adjacent tile bases A' do not come into contact with each other and can be fired in an orderly and stable fixed state.

Next, in the other embodiments shown in FIGS. 4, 5, and 6, the step 5 for supporting the tile base is provided at the center of the bottom 4 for supporting the tile base, and the step part 5 for supporting the tile base is provided in the middle of the upper edge. has a protrusion 6 protrudingly provided, that is, the first
In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the bottom part 4 and the step part 5 for supporting the tile base are each placed in one place, but there are two symmetrically located on the left and right with the protrusion 6 as the boundary.
The bottom part 4 and the step part 5 for supporting the tile base at the notch part 1
It is provided following the inner edge 1' of.

In the case of the tile bases A of Manju Kawara, the structure configured in this way has two tile bases A as shown in FIG. Similarly, in the case of the tile bases A' of sleeve tiles, the above-mentioned method is applied to each bottom part 4 with two tile bases A' facing each other as shown in Fig. 6. As in the case of the above example, the glazed surfaces can be stably arranged in a row, and the glazed surface is not affected by the side plates 2, 2, and it can be fired in an orderly and stable fixed state. Same as in case.

As is clear from the above explanation, the present invention has the following features:
This device can be used alone to fire tiles of different shapes such as Manju Kawara and Sode Kawara, which was difficult for conventional tile firing fixtures of this kind, and there is less waste in terms of economy and labor. Since the two side plates 2, 2 made of heat-resistant metal plates are integrally connected at the lower end by the connecting member 3, it is lightweight and easy to handle. The notches 1 of the side plates 2, 2 in which the stepped portions 5 for supporting the tile base are notched can be easily formed by punching a heat-resistant metal plate material, unlike forming them by welding the necessary parts. It has the great advantage of being easily mass-produced because it can be formed into
Coupled with the fact that there is little risk of thermal damage, it has great practical value.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a side view of the same part shown in use, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are side views of the same portion shown in a state of use. 1: Notch into which the tile base is fitted, 1': Inner edge,
2, 2: Both side plates, 3: Connecting member, 4: Bottom part for supporting the tile base, 5: Step part for supporting the tile base.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. Both side plates 2 made of a heat-resistant metal plate material with a plurality of notches 1 arranged upwardly in parallel, into which the tile base is fitted;
2 are integrally connected at the lower ends by a connecting member 3 at a required interval, and each notch 1 is connected to another tile base at the bottom 4 for supporting the tile base following the inner edge 1' of the notch 1. A fixture for firing tiles, characterized in that a step part 5 for support is successively provided. 2. A step 5 for supporting the tile base is provided at the center of the bottom 4 for supporting the tile base, and a protrusion 6 is provided in the middle of the upper edge.
A fixing device for tile firing according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which is provided with a protruding structure.