KR200415513Y1 - A handle for sauce pot - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pot handle, and more particularly, the upper handle is slid so that the lid of the pot is tightly adhered to prevent the steam from being easily discharged, thereby improving the taste of the food as well as making the lid close and close. It is about a convenient pot handle.

According to the pot handle of the present invention, the lower part of the upper handle that is slid when the pot lid is in close contact with the spring is provided with a ball that is supported by the spring slides together to prevent the upper handle from being shaken or slide too easily, the close and close intervals By precisely partitioning the pot lids, the pot lids can be more tightly attached, which prevents steam from escaping to the outside, which improves the taste of the food and allows for quick cooking. Can be.

Pot Handle, Ball, Spring, Bolt

Description

A handle for sauce pot}

1 is an exploded perspective view of the pot handle according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a partially separated perspective view of the pot handle according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a state of use of the pot handle according to an embodiment of the present invention.

"A" and "I" of Figure 4 is an operation diagram using the cross-section line A-A of FIG.

"A" and "I" of Figure 5 is an operation diagram using the cross-section line B-B of FIG.

Figure 6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the pot and pot handle according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings

10: pot handle of the present design 20: fixed body

22: insertion hole 24: guide hole

25: bolt hole 26a, 26b: settling groove

28 bolt 30 upper handle

32: protrusion 34: spring

36: ball 38: guide groove

40: guide plate 42: bolt hole

44: bolt 50: lower handle

52: guide protrusion 54: fastening hole

56: operating room 58: drain hole

59: Nut 60: Pot

62: lid

The present invention relates to a pot handle, and more particularly, the upper handle is slid so that the lid of the pot is tightly adhered to prevent the steam from being easily discharged, thereby improving the taste of the food as well as making the lid close and close. It's about a very handy pot handle.

In general, most cooking vessels (pots, pans, etc.) for boiling and cooking food have a pair of handles that can be safely lifted or lowered on a heating device and are fixed in the symmetrical direction on the outer circumferential surface of the pan. The same cooking vessel is equipped with a relatively long rod-shaped handle. Such a handle is made of a non-conductive material that effectively provides a blocking action of heat conducted from the heating mechanism when cooking.

In recent years, pot handles are provided that hold steam lids tightly so that steam cannot escape easily to the outside. In other words, it adds the role of close to the lid while performing the original purpose. Pot handles for achieving this purpose are introduced in Utility Model Application No. 20-2000-009936 filed to the ear. Referring to the publication, the pot handle is assembled with a conventional bracket attached to the side of the pot, the fixing body having a recess and a groove on the upper surface, the upper jaw and the leg is formed on the upper portion of the fixing body is formed It can be seen that it consists of a fastener that moves linearly along the recessed groove of the fixture and has a guide plate attached to its bottom surface.

These pot handles have a relatively simple configuration, but it can be seen that the legs of the fasteners lock and hit the front and rear of the indentation groove in close contact with the lid and slide. At this time, it is natural that the sliding fastening of the fasteners is not smooth, the fasteners in close contact with the lid has a disadvantage that the fixing is easily released by shaking even in the weak dust.

The present invention was devised to solve the above problems, and by tightly adhering the lid of the pot, the steam is not easily discharged to improve the taste of the food, as well as the close and correct operation of the lid and a very convenient pot. To provide a handle.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has one end positioned on the outer circumferential surface of the pot body, and a pair of insertion holes are formed on an upper surface thereof, and a pair of bolt holes and a pair of guide holes are sequentially formed inside the insertion hole. A fixed body in which a settling groove is formed at the rear of the center; It is positioned and slides on the upper part of the fixture, the lower surface is formed with a pair of projections to be inserted into the guide hole of the fixture, the central portion is provided with a ball located in the settling groove and the spring to support the ball. Upper handle; A guide plate which is positioned below the fixed body and slides together by combining the protrusions of the upper handle inserted into the guide holes; And a guide protrusion fixed to cover the lower portion of the fixing body and inserted into the insertion hole of the upper surface of the fixing body, and a pair of bolts coupled to the bolt hole of the fixing body on the inner side of the guide protrusion. The fastening hole is formed, the center portion is configured to include a lower handle formed with the operating chamber for receiving the guide plate.

Preferably, the lower surface of the upper handle is formed with a pair of guide grooves to be inserted into the guide projection of the lower handle to serve as a guide, the guide groove is formed longer than the length of the guide protrusion to enable the slide of the upper handle .

In addition, the operation chamber of the lower handle is formed with a drain hole for discharging water or foreign matter that can penetrate when the pot is washed.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in more detail the pot handle of the present invention.

1 is an exploded perspective view of a pot handle according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a partially separated perspective view of the pot handle, Figure 3 is a state diagram used.

Referring first to Figure 1 with reference to the drawing, the pot handle 10 of the present invention is coupled to the upper portion of the fixing body 20, the fixing body 20 is located on the outer peripheral surface of the pot 60, the lid 62 ) The upper handle 30 to slide in close contact or release, the guide plate 40 and the lower portion of the fixing body 20 to slide together by fastening the lower portion of the upper handle 30 to the fixing body 20 to cover. The lower handle 50 is fixedly attached.

The fixing body 20 has a pair of insertion holes 22 formed on an upper surface thereof, and a pair of bolt holes 25 and one inside of the bolt hole 25 again inside the insertion hole 22. The pair of guide holes 24 are sequentially formed, and settled grooves 26a and 26b are formed at the front and rear of the center portion, respectively. Here, the settling grooves 26a and 26b are shown in dashed lines.

When the upper handle 30 is inserted into the guide hole 24 of the fixing body 20 and slides, a pair of protrusions 32 inserted into the guide hole 24 are formed, and the center portion of the upper handle 30 is A ball 36 located in the settling grooves 26a and 26b and a spring 34 for supporting the ball 36 are provided.

The guide plate 40 is a conventional metal material, the upper portion of the pair of protrusions 32 which are positioned in the lower portion of the fixing body 20 and inserted into the guide hole 24 are bolted from the lower portion of the fixing body 20. It slides integrally with the handle (30). Of course, the bolt hole 42 is formed on the upper surface is naturally coupled to the bolt.

The lower handle 50 has a pair of guide protrusions 52 protruded into the insertion holes 22 of the fixing body 20 on an upper surface thereof, and the fixing body is formed inside the guide protrusions 52 again. The fastening hole 54 is formed to correspond to the bolt hole 25 of the bolt 20 is formed, the operating chamber 56 for receiving the guide plate 40 is formed in the center portion.

At this time, a pair of guide grooves 38 are formed on the outer surface of the upper handle 30 so that the guide protrusions 52 of the lower handle 50 are fitted to slide more stably. Of course, in order to slide the guide groove 38 of the upper handle 30, it will be natural to secure a longer space than the guide protrusion 52 is fitted. That is, the guide groove 38 will be possible if it is formed long in the slide direction of the upper handle (30).

In addition, the operation chamber 56 of the lower handle 50 is formed with a drain hole 58 for discharging water or foreign matter that can penetrate when the pot 60 is washed. If the drain hole 58 is not formed, water or foreign matter will continue to accumulate, which will be unsanitary.

On the other hand, referring to Figure 2, it can be seen that the upper handle 30 is coupled to the upper portion of the fixture 20. That is, a pair of protrusions 32 protruding downward in the lower surface of the upper handle 30 are inserted into the guide holes 24 of the fixture 20, respectively. At this time, it is obvious that the bolt 28 is first fitted in the pair of bolt holes 25 to mount the lower handle 50. In addition, it is apparent that the guide hole 24 of the fixing body 20 secures a long space in the slide direction so that the protrusion 32 to be inserted can be slid.

The guide plate 40 bolts the protrusion 32 of the upper handle 30 to the lower portion of the fixing body 20 so that the upper handle 30 is not separated. That is, the guide plate 40 is coupled to the upper handle 30 at the lower portion of the fixing body 20 so that the upper handle 30 and the guide plate 40 are slidable with the fixing body 20 therebetween. Of course, it is too obvious that the ball 36 provided on the upper handle 30 and the spring 34 holding the same will also be placed in the settling groove 26a of the fixture 20 together with the coupling of the upper handle 30. .

In addition, the fastening hole 54 of the lower handle 50 is positioned in the bolt 28 that is pre-fitted in the bolt hole 25 of the fixing body 20 and fixedly fastened with the nut 59.

Here, referring to the use state diagram of FIG. 3, the pot handle 10 configured as described above is symmetrically attached to the upper outer peripheral surface of the pot 60. At this time, the fixing body 20 is attached to the pot 60 by riveting or spot welding.

At this time, it can be seen that the upper handle 30 is in close contact with the lid 62, that is, the lower handle 50 located below the fixing body 20 mounted on the pot 60 is fixedly attached , The upper handle 30 is positioned to the top to slide so that the lid 62 is in close contact.

Hereinafter will be described in more detail the operation of the pot handle.

"A" and "B" of FIG. 4 are operation diagrams using the A-A cross section of FIG.

Referring first to "ga" with reference to the drawings, the guide protrusion 52 protruding upward from the lower handle 50 passes through the insertion hole 22 of the fixing body 20 guide groove of the upper handle 30 Fitted at (38). At this time, the guide groove 38 of the upper handle 30 is preferably to secure a longer space than the guide protrusion 52 fitted in the lower, that is, to ensure a space only in the direction in which the upper handle 30 slides Shake does not occur and is slidable.

Here, looking at "I", it can be seen that the upper handle 30 is slid. That is, it can be seen that the guide protrusion 52 is inserted into the guide groove 38 of the upper handle 30 and thus slides without shaking.

"A" and "B" of FIG. 5 are operation diagrams using the B-B cross section of FIG.

Referring first to "ga" with reference to the drawings, it can be seen that the fixed body 20 is fixedly attached to one side of the pot (60). An upper handle 30 is provided on the upper part of the fixing body 20, and the ball 36 held on the spring 34 is placed in the outer settling groove 26a of the fixing body 20, and the protrusion part is provided. The 32 is fastened to the guide plate 40 located in the lower part of the fixture 20. In addition, the lower handle 50, in which the operating chamber 56 is formed, is fixedly attached to cover the lower portion of the fixed body 20. At this time, the operation chamber 56 is formed with a drain hole 58 for discharging water or foreign matter.

Here, looking at "I", it shows that the upper handle 30 is in close contact with the lid 62. It can be seen that the ball 36 provided on the lower side together with the slide of the upper handle 30 is also settled in the inner settling groove 36b while being slid together. At this time, the ball 36 is supported by the spring 34, thereby providing a constant elastic force to the upper handle 30 to prevent the upper handle 30 from being shaken or slide too easily and two settle grooves (26a) While moving (26b) it serves to correctly partition the close contact and release. Therefore, the adhesion of the lid 62 can be further increased.

6 is a partial cross-sectional view of the pot and the pot handle according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to the drawings, the case in which the fixture 20 is integrally formed in the body of the pot 60 is illustrated. In other words, when forming the body of the pot 60, the fixing body 20 is bent to form a single body. If so formed, it is possible to reduce the process of attaching the fixture 20 to the body of the pot (60), as well as to form a solid handle 10 itself.

Therefore, according to the pot handle 10 of the present invention, the lower portion of the upper handle 30 which is slid when the lid 62 of the pot 60 is attached and released, the ball 36 supported by the spring 34 is provided. By sliding together, the upper handle 30 is prevented from being easily shaken or slid, and the pot lid 62 can be more tightly adhered to each other by precisely partitioning the contact and release sections, thereby preventing steam from easily escaping to the outside. In addition to the good taste of the food, the upper handle 30 is operated in a one-touch manner has the advantage that it is very convenient to use.

In addition, since the drain hole 58 is formed in the operation chamber 56 of the lower handle 50, the pot handle 10 may be provided more hygienically because the drainage hole 58 may be immediately discharged.

The foregoing has outlined rather broadly the features and technical advantages of the subject innovation in order to better understand the utility model claims of the subject matter described below. Additional features and advantages constituting the utility model claims of the present invention will be described below. It should be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the conception and specific embodiments of the presently disclosed subject matter can be used immediately as a basis for designing or modifying other structures for carrying out similar purposes as the present invention.

In addition, such a modification or altered equivalent structure by those skilled in the art as a basis for modifying or designing the structure and concept of the invention disclosed in the present invention to another structure for carrying out the same purpose of the present invention is practical. Various changes, substitutions, and alterations are possible without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention as described in the scope of the new patent.

As described above, according to the pot handle of the present invention, the lower part of the upper handle that is slid when the pot lid is in close contact with the release is provided with a ball supported on the spring to prevent the upper handle from being shaken or slide too easily. And by precisely partitioning the sticking and releasing sections, the pot lid can be made tighter, which prevents the steam from easily escaping to the outside, improving the taste of the food as well as allowing the cooking to be done quickly. A convenient effect can be aimed at.

Claims (4)

In the pot handle which is provided on both sides of the pot to secure the lid tightly, One end is located on the outer circumferential surface of the pot body, a pair of insertion holes are formed on the upper surface, a pair of bolt holes and a pair of guide holes are sequentially formed inside the insertion hole, and the settling groove is located at the front and rear of the center portion. Formed fixtures; It is located on the upper part of the fixture and slides, the lower surface is formed with a pair of projections to be inserted into the guide hole of the fixture, the center portion is provided with a ball located in the settling groove and a spring for supporting the ball Upper handle; A guide plate which is positioned below the fixed body and slides together by combining the protrusions of the upper handle inserted into the guide holes; And A guide is fixedly attached to cover the lower part of the fixing body, the guide protrusions are inserted into the insertion hole of the upper surface of the fixing body respectively, and a pair of bolts coupled to the bolt holes of the fixing body inside the guide protrusion. The fastening hole is formed, the center portion of the pot handle, characterized in that it comprises a lower handle formed with an operating chamber for receiving the guide plate. The method of claim 1, A pair of guide grooves are formed on the lower surface of the upper handle so that the guide protrusions of the lower handle serving as guides are formed, and the guide grooves are formed longer than the length of the guide protrusion so that the upper handle can slide. Pot handle. The method of claim 1, Pot handle, characterized in that the operating chamber of the lower handle is formed with a drain hole for discharging water or foreign matter that can penetrate when the pot is washed. The method of claim 1, The fixing body is a pot handle, characterized in that formed integrally with the pot body.

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