JPS6240789Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention provides a work plate having a cutter and a guide rail protruding from the side edge of the work plate surface. A holder for holding foods such as onions, fruits, or vegetables, comprising a recessed casing with an opening on one side, which accommodates the food to be shredded, and the casing protrudes outward from the casing opening. The holder has a support flange that allows the holder to be held by hand and placed on the guide rail at all positions of the cooking utensil, and also to be movable back and forth in the longitudinal direction of the work plate on the guide rail. The present invention relates to a holder in which the holder is capable of pivoting movement in a reciprocating plane on a guide rail.

In the case of such known cooking utensils, the support flange, which is arranged to rest and guide the holder on the guide rail, is arranged concentrically with respect to the casing opening and is designed as an annular flange with lateral guide pieces. It is configured. The disadvantage is that, even with very small tilting movements of the holder relative to the plane of movement of the holder, the circularly curved outer edge of the support flange is located between the side rails below the plane of movement and above the working plate. It can tip into space and thus reach the cutter, which can cause damage to the cutter or the holder. Furthermore, there is a risk that the holder colliding with the cutter may cause the holder to be knocked off the user's hand, causing the user's hand to reach the cutter of the cooking utensil, thereby injuring the user's hand. Furthermore, due to the tilting of the holder and thereby its distance from the cutter to a certain extent, the cut fruit parts have the disadvantage, for example, of different thicknesses.

It is therefore an object of the invention to design a holder of the above-mentioned type in such a way that it is impossible for the holder to collide with the cutter of the cooking utensil.

This problem arises in the previously described holder, which has a support which extends from one guide rail to the other when the holder is placed on the cooking utensil and which faces one or more cutters at the beginning of the working movement. Either the leading edge of the flange is straight or the support flange is wider at its side ends than near the casing, so that no part of the support flange can be tilted below the plane of motion and the leading edge arranged tangentially to the casing opening and near the edge of the casing opening;
This is also achieved by arranging at the edge of the support flange a protective flange which is directed obliquely upwards and outwards and forms an obtuse angle of preferably 120° to the support flange.

Advantageously, the leading edge is arranged tangentially to the casing opening. The front edge of the support flange is advantageously arranged close to the edge of the casing opening.

In an advantageous embodiment, the support flanges are diametrically opposed to each other with respect to the casing opening and are configured either straight or slightly concavely curved towards the casing, so that they can be extended from the guide rail when placed on the cooking utensil. It has a leading edge and a trailing edge extending to the guide rail.

Advantageously, the front and rear edges of the support flange are arranged parallel to each other.

In a preferred embodiment, protective flanges are arranged at the front and rear edges of the support flange, which are oriented obliquely upward and outward and form an obtuse angle with respect to the support flange. The outer edge of the protective flange is advantageously designed in the form of an arc. Preferably, the obtuse angle between the support flange and the protection flange is greater than 120°.

In an advantageous embodiment, the side edges of the support flange that pass between the front edge and the rear edge are configured in an arcuate manner.

The invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

According to FIGS. 1 to 3, the holder has a casing 1 which is open on one side. Casing 1 is
At the lower casing edge 3 forming the casing opening 2, straight front edges projecting outwardly from the casing 1 and diametrically opposite each other to the casing opening, which are arranged close to the edge of the casing opening 2. and a support flange 4 having a trailing edge 5.
At the edge 5 of the support flange 4, a protective flange is arranged which is oriented diagonally upwards to the outside and forms an obtuse angle with respect to the support flange, the outer edge 7 of which is configured in the form of an arc. The wide portion 14 of the flange, which extends between the straight leading and trailing edges 5, has an arcuately configured side edge 8.
limited by.

According to FIG. 4, the front and rear edges 15 of the support flange 4 are configured to be slightly concavely curved towards the casing 1, in other words the support flange 4 has a lower profile at its side edges than in the vicinity of the casing 1. It is composed of a wide area.

In the lid 17 of the casing, a ram 10 having a pressing plate 11 with a pin-shaped projection is arranged in the central through-hole 9 . Furthermore, a retaining pin 12 is arranged on the peripheral wall of the casing, which passes through the cutout hole of the pressing plate 11 and thus holds the pressing plate 11.
to guide and protect from twisting. Ram 1
0 has a push handle 13 at its upper end.

When using the holder, the fruit to be shredded is placed in the casing of the holder and pushed into the holding pins 12. The ram 10 is then pushed out of the casing. Therefore, the holder is supported by the supporting flange 4.
, the wide part 14 of the support flange 4 rests on the guide rail or edge of the cookware, and the straight or slightly concavely curved edge 5 or 15 of the support flange 4 rests on the cookware. It extends from guide rail to guide rail and thus extends essentially transversely to the working direction.

The wide area 14 between the edges 5 or 15 of the support flange 4 then prevents the holder from tilting in the plane of movement of the holder to a large extent, so that the holder can be moved on the guide rail of the cooking utensil. Reliable guidance is guaranteed. Nevertheless, even if the cutter of the cooking utensil causes the holder to tilt when struck by the fruit to be shredded, the straight or slightly concavely curved front and rear edges 5 or 5 of the support flange 15, no part of the holder can come into contact with the cutter during reciprocating movement of the holder. This is because no part of the holder can be tilted below the plane of motion. At that time, the protective flange 6 is
It protects the fingers of the user holding the holder from coming into contact with the cutter of the cooking utensil and at the same time serves as an additional guide member for the holder in the tilted position.

Furthermore, the wide part of the support flange facilitates pivoting of the holder, for example when dicing onions, since it is reliably guided on the guide rail of the cooking utensil. In this case, the holder alternately moves one wide flange part 14 further in the working direction, the front edge of the holder making an angle of approximately 45° to the working direction, so that in total the holder moves at an angle of 90°. Rotate.

In order to prevent fingers from slipping out of the casing when the holder is reciprocated on the working plate of the cooking utensil and the ram is pressed against the working plate, there are provided on the outer wall of the casing 1 parallel to each other at a distance. , a gripping edge 16 is arranged, which is oriented perpendicularly to the support flange 4 . This grip edge 16
extends upwardly from the support flange and increases in width upwardly.

In order to enable the holder to be cleaned quickly and completely, an annular slot, the width of which corresponds approximately to the radius of the pressure plate 11, is provided between the pressure plate edge and the inside of the casing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing one embodiment of the holder of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 1,
3 is a sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the holder of the present invention. 1...Casing, 2...Casing opening, 4
... Support flange, 5, 15 ... Leading edge and trailing edge,
6... Protection flange, 7... Outer edge of protection flange, 8... Side edge of support flange, 9... Through hole,
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Ram, 11... Pressing plate, 12... Holding pin, 13... Pressing handle, 14... Wide portion of support flange, 16... Gripping edge, 17... Lid of casing.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A cooking utensil that has a work plate having a cutter and a guide rail protruding from the side edge of the work plate surface, and is used by being placed on the guide rail.
This holder is for holding foods such as onions, fruits or vegetables to be shredded, and consists of a recessed casing 1 with an opening on one side for accommodating the food to be shredded, and this casing 1 has a casing opening. It has a support flange 4 projecting outwardly from the part 2, by means of which the holder can be grasped by hand and placed on the guide rail in all positions of the cooking utensil and can be operated on the guide rail. In a holder which is movable back and forth in the longitudinal direction of the plate and in which case the holder is movable in a swiveling motion in a plane of reciprocating movement on the guide rails, when the holder is placed on the cooking utensil there is a The front edges 5, 15 of the support flange 4 extending to the guide rails of and facing the cutter or cutters at the beginning of the working movement are straight, or the support flange 4 extends at its side ends near the casing 1. , so that no part of the support flange 4 can be tilted below the plane of movement and that the front edges 5, 15 are tangential to the casing opening 2 and in the vicinity of the edge 3 of the casing opening 2. Onions, fruits, vegetables, etc., characterized in that a protective flange 6 is disposed on the edges 5, 15 of the support flange 4 and is oriented diagonally upward and outward, forming an obtuse angle with respect to the support flange. holder for food. 2 The support flanges 4 are diametrically opposed to each other with respect to the casing opening 2 and are configured either straight or slightly concavely curved toward the casing, so that they can be moved from guide rail to guide rail when placed on the cooking utensil. A holder according to claim 1, having extending edges 5, 15. 3. The holder according to claim 1, wherein the outer edge 7 of the protective flange 6 is configured in an arc shape. 4. The holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the side edge 8 of the support flange 4 extending between the edges 5, 15 is configured in an arc shape. 5. On the outer surface of the casing 1, gripping edges 16 are arranged, spaced apart and parallel to each other, oriented perpendicularly to the support flange 4 and extending upwards from the support flange, increasing in width as it goes upwards. Scope of claims for patent registration Paragraphs 1 to 4
The holder described in any one of the preceding paragraphs. 6. The lid 17 of the casing has a central through-hole 9 through which a ram 10 projects, which ram has a pressing plate 11 with a pin-shaped projection at one end thereof projecting into the casing and at the other end outside the casing. Any one of claims 1 to 5 of the utility model registration claims, which has a pressing handle 13 on the
Holder as described in section. 7. Utility model registration claims 1 to 7, in which there are holding pins 12 in the lid 17 of the casing that pass through the notch holes of the press plate 11 at intervals and guide the press plate so as not to twist. The holder described in any one of items up to item 6. 8. According to any one of claims 1 to 7 of the utility model registration, where the radius of the circular pressing plate 11 is approximately equal to the width of the annular gap between the edge of the pressing plate and the inner side wall of the casing. The holder listed.