KR200378933Y1 - Apparatus for automatically pushing out food of the stick - Google Patents

Abstract

The automatic handle of the food fixing rod, which can easily and hygienically separate food from the fixing rod, has a handle provided with a space for inserting the food fixing rod into an insertable manner, and is formed in the space so that the fixing bar is disposed vertically. And a bent leaf spring supporting and serrated at the end, and a pressurizing button for pushing the bent leaf spring member to push the fixing rod from the upper end to the lower end of the handle. A funnel-shaped locking jaw is formed at the upper end of the handle to prevent food from being pushed along the fixing rod, and the bent leaf spring member has an arch shape as a whole, and one end is fixed to the upper end of the handle, and the other end is formed with teeth. do. Hygienic problems can be solved by gripping the rod to which the food is fixed using the handle member, and when the pressing button is pressed, the fixing bar is automatically lowered and the food is caught on the locking jaw to conveniently eat the food.

Description

Automatic handle of food fixing bar {APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY PUSHING OUT FOOD OF THE STICK}

The present invention relates to an automatic handle of the food fixing bar. More specifically, the present invention relates to an automatic handle capable of easily holding a rod for fixing food such as fish paste, chicken or sausage and separating food from the rod.

In general, in order to eat food, such as fish paste, chicken, sausage (sausage), after inserting a wooden rod in the food, the bottom of the wooden rod is eaten by eating. That is, food is eaten from the upper end of the bar.

In the above case, food can be easily eaten at first, but when food is left in the middle of the bar, eating becomes very difficult by the upper end of the protruding bar. Therefore, using a hand or other tools, push the remaining food to the upper end of the wooden rod, and eat the food again. However, this is very hygienic and causes a problem with food and seasonings on your hands and other tools.

As another method for eating food remaining in the middle of the bar, after the bar is laid, the food can be eaten from the side of the bar. However, in this case, food may remain on only one side of the bar, causing food to deviate from the bar. In other words, food falls to the floor, and eating becomes very difficult. In addition, ingestion of food from the side of the wooden rod also causes inconvenience in that the food seasoning is buried in the mouth. Therefore, there is a need for a food fixing device that can conveniently eat food without paying special attention.

The present invention is devised to solve all the problems of the prior art as described above, an object of the present invention is to hygienically hold the food fixing bar, food fixing bar that can easily separate food from the fixing bar To provide an automatic handle.

In order to achieve the above object of the present invention, the automatic handle of the food fixing bar according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the handle is provided with a space for inserting the food fixing rod insertably, the fixed bar is formed in the space It is composed of a bent leaf spring having a sawtooth formed at the end and supported to be disposed vertically, and a pressing button for pressing the bent leaf spring member to push the fixing rod from the upper end of the handle to the lower end. In this case, a funnel-shaped locking jaw is formed at the upper end of the handle to prevent food from being pushed along the fixing bar, and the bent leaf spring member has an arc shape as a whole, and one end is fixed to the upper end of the handle and the other end is Cogs are formed.

According to the present invention, not only the food fixing rod can be easily gripped, but also the food can be easily separated from the food fixing rod. Therefore, the food can be eaten conveniently, and the food fixing rod can be grasped hygienically.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail with respect to the automatic handle of the food fixing bar according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the present invention is not limited or limited by the following embodiments.

1 is a perspective view for explaining the automatic handle of the food fixing bar according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the automatic handle of the food fixing bar shown in Figure 1, Figure 3 1 is a cross-sectional view of the automatic handle of the food fixing bar to explain how to separate the food using the food fixing bar shown in FIG.

1 to 3, the automatic handle of the food fixing rod is a device for easily holding the fixing rod S for fixing the fish cake, the food fixing rod, foods such as fish cake, chicken, sausage, etc. The handle member 110 having the locking jaw 115 is formed, the pressing button 120 and the bent leaf spring (130).

The handle member 110 has a cylinder shape as a whole. In the center of the upper end of the handle member 110 is formed a first opening 111 substantially the same as the diameter of the fixing bar (S), the second of the larger than the diameter of the fixing bar (S) in the center of the lower end of the handle member 110 Opening 112 is formed.

The bent leaf spring 130 is disposed inside the handle member 110. The bent leaf spring 130 is preferably made of a flexible metal plate capable of storing an arcuate shape. The bent leaf spring 130 extends from the first opening 111 toward the second opening 112. In more detail, the first end 131 of the bent leaf spring 130 is fixed to the inner upper side of the handle member 110 so as to be adjacent to the first opening 111, and is formed of the bent leaf spring 130. The second end 132 is disposed adjacent to the second opening 112. In this case, teeth 133 are formed at the second end 132 of the bent leaf spring 130. As will be described later, the teeth 133 of the bent leaf spring 130 is in close contact with the fixing bar (S) serves to push the fixing bar (S) to the second opening (112).

Preferably, a pair of bent leaf springs 130 of the same shape is disposed inside the handle member 110 to effectively push the fixing rod (S). In further development, the bent leaf springs 130 are integrally formed on the handle member 110 so that the bent leaf springs 130 are reliably supported when the fixing bar S is pushed out. Hereinafter, a description will be given of a case in which the pair of bent leaf springs 130 are disposed inside the handle member 110, but the bent leaf spring 130 may be formed differently, or the inside of the handle member 110. Can be arranged in different structures.

The pressing button 120 is disposed between the inner wall of the handle member 110 and the bent leaf springs 130, and the third openings are disposed on the side of the handle member 110 to correspond to the position of the pressing button 120. 113 is formed.

The pressing buttons 120 are preferably formed in a structure having a hat-shaped cross section. In this case, the upper end of each pressing button 120 protrudes outside the handle member 110 through the third opening 113, and the lower end of the pressing button 120 is caught by the inner wall of the handle member 110. Therefore, the pressing buttons 120 are prevented from being separated from the handle member 110.

The pressing buttons 120 are in close contact with the inner wall of the handle member 110 by the bent leaf springs 130, respectively. This is because the bent leaf springs 130 have an arcuate shape. In addition, the second ends 132 of each bent leaf spring 130 are pressed so that the surface on which the teeth 133 are formed is in contact with the fixing bar S.

When the pressure buttons 120 are pressed to enter the handle member 110, the bent leaf springs 130 are unfolded to be disposed in a straight line. In this case, since the first ends 131 of each of the bent leaf springs 130 are fixed to the handle member 110, the second ends 132 of each of the bent leaf springs 130 are handle members. It is moved toward the lower end of the (110). That is, the second ends 132 of the bent leaf spring 130 move toward the second opening 112 of the handle member 110. As a result, the second end 132 of the bent leaf spring 130 comes close to the second opening 112 of the handle member 110.

As already described above, teeth 133 are formed at the second ends 132 of the bent leaf springs 130 to be in contact with the fixing rod S. Therefore, a predetermined frictional force is generated between the second ends 132 and the fixing rod S, and the fixing rod S moves together as the second ends 132 move.

When the food is fixed to the upper end of the fixing bar (S), when the fixing bar (S) is pushed from the upper end of the handle member 110 to the lower end, the food is the upper end of the handle member 110 along the fixing bar (S) Will come down. That is, the food can be moved to the upper end of the fixing bar (S). Therefore, food can be easily eaten.

When the pressing force is removed from the pressing buttons 120, the bent leaf springs 130 are restored to bend arcuate again. The pressing buttons 120 in contact with the bent leaf springs 130 protrude out of the handle member 110 by the restoring force of the bent leaf springs 130.

Even if the bent leaf springs 130 are restored to an arc, that is, the second ends 132 of the bent leaf springs 130 move away from the second opening 112, the fixing rod S is bent. It does not move upward of the handle member 110 along the leaf springs 130. This is because the teeth 133 are formed in the diagonal directions at the second ends 132, respectively. Therefore, when the second ends 132 move downward, a large friction force is generated between the teeth 133 and the fixing rod S, but when the second ends 132 move upwards, the teeth 133 and Frictional force is hardly generated between the fixing rods S. Therefore, the fixing bar (S) is pushed down the handle member 110 only when pressing the pressing buttons (120).

When the fixing rod (S) is pushed down the handle member 110, the food (F) connected to the upper end of the fixing rod (S) comes down to the upper end of the handle member (110). In order to effectively separate the food F from the fixing rod S, and to solve the hygiene problem that occurs when the food F comes in contact with the upper end of the handle member 110, around the upper end of the handle member 110. It is preferable to form the funnel-shaped locking jaw 115.

The locking jaw 115 is formed to have a shape that is open toward the upper portion of the handle member 110. The locking jaw 115 may be formed integrally with the handle member 110 or may be detachably formed from the handle member 110. In addition, the locking jaw 115 may be made of the same material as the handle member 110, or may be made of a material such as wood or plastic. One skilled in the art will readily be able to select this for the intended use.

According to the present invention, it is possible to solve the inconvenience and hygiene problems, such as seasoning on the hand by holding the rod fixed to the food using the handle member. In addition, by simply pressing the pressing button, the fixing bar is automatically lowered and the food is caught on the locking jaw. That is, food can be conveniently separated from the fixing rod. Therefore, it is not necessary to use a hand or other tool to separate food from the fixing rod, and the food can be eaten easily and hygienically.

As described above, the present invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but those skilled in the art can vary the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the utility model registration claims below. It will be appreciated that modifications and variations can be made.

1 is a perspective view illustrating an automatic handle of a food fixing bar according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the automatic handle of the food fixing bar shown in FIG.

3 is a cross-sectional view of the automatic handle of the food fixing bar to explain a method of separating food using the food fixing bar shown in FIG.

<Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings>

100: Automatic handle of food fixation bar 110: Handle member

111: first opening 112: second opening

113: third opening 115: locking jaw

120: Pressure button 130: Bending type leaf spring

131: first end 132: second end

133 ： Sawtooth F ： Food

S ： Fixed bar

Claims (4)

A handle member having a space for inserting the food fixing rod into the insert; A bent leaf spring member formed in the space and supporting the fixing rod so as to be disposed vertically and having teeth formed at an end thereof; And And a pressing button for pushing the bent leaf spring member to push the fixing rod from the upper end of the handle to the lower end of the handle. The automatic handle of the food fixing bar according to claim 1, wherein a funnel-shaped locking jaw member for preventing the food from being pushed along the fixing bar is further formed at an upper end of the handle member. The method of claim 1, wherein the handle member has a cylindrical shape as a whole, a first opening for inserting the fixing bar is formed in the upper end, a second opening for penetrating the fixing bar is formed in the lower end, The automatic handle of the food fixing bar, characterized in that the third opening for protruding the pressing button is formed. The method of claim 3, wherein one end of the bent leaf spring is fixed to the handle member adjacent to the first opening and the lower end is disposed adjacent to the second opening, wherein the teeth of the bent leaf spring member Automatic handle of the food fixing bar, characterized in that formed on the lower portion.