TW200400805A - Multi-tool kitchen utensil kit and container - Google Patents

Abstract

A kitchen utensil kit including a multi-tool device having a single handle with one or more easily attachable accessories such as peelers, pizza cutters, cheese slicers, zesters, ice cream scoops, graters, juicers, jar openers, etc. The kit includes stationary or slidable attachable and/or stackable holders or trays for the compact, organized storage of the kitchen implements in drawers or on countertops. Indicia are provided for each receptacle to identify the implement which the receptacle is designed to hold. The preferred indicia is the shape of the receptacle, which matches the shape of the article.

Description

(Ii) Description of the invention: Technical field 2 to which the invention belongs 2 The present invention relates to kitchen utensils, kitchen utensil sets and containers, and a method for manufacturing the same. The present application is filed with application No. 10A77,699 on June 20, 2002, filed with application No. 29 / 164,208 on August 19, 2002, and filed with application No. 10 / 286,691 on November 1, 2002 Part of the case continues. [Prior Art 3] The messy placement of kitchen utensils in general kitchen drawers is a long-standing deficiency. Therefore, often the utensils in the drawer are placed in a disorderly manner, which makes finding the required utensils very time-consuming, and the drawer needs to be rearranged to close. One reason for the above problem is that the amount of space occupied by each appliance is too large. The solution proposed in the past is to provide a single handle which is provided with a connecting portion of a plurality of connecting handles, wherein each connecting portion is an appliance with a different purpose. This conventional solution is not entirely satisfactory. Although, in theory, these conventional schemes can reduce the amount of kitchen utensils, they do little to reduce the clutter that makes it difficult to find specific utensils. In addition, the device used to attach a straight hand is difficult to use and / or more satisfactory than other methods. Other problems with certain kitchen utensils, especially for utensils where the handles are clearly visible (such as kitchen knives) when the utensils are stored, the handles cannot be safely placed in a 1-bowl machine for cleaning, that is, they are often tied to wood Or heat-sensitive plastic handles are easy to fade, crack or break in the dishwasher. [Summary of Invention 3] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide kitchen utensils which reduce or alleviate the above problems. In particular, an object of the present invention is to prepare an appliance system in which components can be ordered and accommodated in a manner that reduces clutter, thereby reducing the use of kitchen drawers and storage space. Another object of the present invention is to provide a multi-tool kitchen appliance device which is provided with a handle and several accessories which can be easily and firmly connected and released from the handle. Another object of the present invention is to provide a multi-tool device that is relatively sturdy, durable, simple in construction, and easy to use and store. Another object of the present invention is to provide an ergonomic device that is easy to hold and comfortable to use. ^ Another object of the present invention is to prepare an economical and fast method for manufacturing the high-quality multi-tool farm and equipment set of the present invention. 15 The other part of the tree is a sorting tray or container for organizing and neatly storing kitchen utensils in the kitchen. Another object of the present invention is to provide an improved kitchen appliance which has a high performance and / or structural strength and is less expensive than a conventional appliance. It is another object of the present invention to provide a package ' of individual utensils and trays 20 that can be sold separately to ensure that the appliances fit the tray appropriately. According to the present invention, the above-mentioned object can be achieved by preparing a container multi-tool set having a container having a plurality of multi-tool device members supporting and organizing the container. Another object of the present invention is to prepare a multi-tool kitchen device and tool 6 200400805 group, in which the tools are not only beautiful in appearance, but also can be made at a low price, and are suitable for washing in a dishwasher. Preferably, the container has a plurality of recesses, each recess being shaped to support a multi-tool device. Each tool set is suitable for fixing together with other containers containing different multi-tool sets of 5 pieces to form a finishing system for neatly accommodating tool components in drawers or kitchen racks, or in other spaces. In one embodiment, the shape of each groove is suitable for accommodating a specific component, and it is arranged to connect the containers together to form a single support structure for neatly supporting and organizing the multi-tool component in the drawer. As a result, you save up to 10 spaces and avoid clutter of utensils in the drawer. Optionally, the kit includes a container for storage on a countertop or similar surface. The appliance can be stored in a fairly deep container with one end up or in a shallow container in a shallow drawer. 15 A single handle suitable for several tools, as well as the tool itself can be made beautiful and suitable for washing in a dishwasher. In one embodiment of the tool set, the handle and several accessories are stored in a unit suitable for placement on a kitchen countertop or other surface. This tool set is also suitable for placing on a TV or other advertising board. 20 In another embodiment of the kit, the handle and several accessories are stored in a stackable tray. The disc preferably has uprights to support and accurately stack the discs on top of each other. Preferably, the disc has side walls that are generally shorter than the height of the accessory placed in the disc, thereby saving material on the disc and making the accessory easier to hold and remove. The stackable tray occupies a smaller ground area than other trays designed for internal drawers, so it is more flexible in the use of drawing space. The multi-tool device includes a handle and a connection device, and the connection device is similar to the connection device on each accessory, so that each accessory can be inserted and tightly smelled in the handle. This can firmly support the accessories on the handle. The attachment can be released from the handle by simply pressing a button with one finger, and tapping the handle lightly to allow gravity to release. The handle is ergonomically made by co-molding an elastic cover over a molded plastic handle to make the handle comfortable, easy and gripping. The present invention includes a finisher for kitchen appliances. Preferably, the disks can be stacked in parallel. Either upright posts can be used to support the chassis, or the chassis can slide on the chassis. Show to mark the utensil in the container. The mark can have several shapes. 15 Usage: The shape of the I device is similar to the shape of the appliance; marked on the container: scale; color or English letters represent the appliance and container. Eaves Juice-Body: Juice 'or citrus juicer is equipped with alternating size grooves on the body of the juice release benefit, called juice extraction. An improved can opener prepares a smart unit to save the storage space of the folder. It can be folded into a fine 20 to prepare a packaging system. Longzhong uses g ^ β, 隹 隹, ', the components of the nail set can be Separate placemarks. ^ "The best way to show is to add the above and other objects of the present invention to the packaging of utensils and trays, which will be explained in detail in conjunction with the drawings. Figure 1 is a perspective view of the multiplex_tool set of the present invention; 8 200400805 Figure 2 is a cross-sectional cut-away view showing the connection of the two appliance module modules of Figure 丨; Figure 3 is a plurality of appliance module molds positioned in a drawer to organize and arrange a multi-tool kitchen appliance or appliance system A top view of a set of kitchen drawers. Figure 5; Figure 4 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of a handle of a multi-tool kitchen appliance device of the present invention; Figure 5 is a sectional perspective view of the handle shown in Figure 4; Figure 6 is an imaginary side view of the handle shown in Figure 4; Figure 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along line 7_7 in Figure 4; Figures 8 and 9 are the fourth showing different configurations Figure 10 is a front view of the handle; Figure 10 is a perspective view of one of the components of the handle shown in Figure 4; Figure 11 is a cutaway perspective view of the other component of the handle shown in Figure 4; Figure 12 is the third The perspective view of the pizza knife attachment of the handle shown in the picture; Figures 13 and 14 show the connection Figure 12 is a perspective view of the method of the pizza knife to the handle of the figure; Figure 15 is a perspective view of a slicer attachment; Figure 16 is an attachment of a citrus peeler; Figure 17 is shown in Figure 16 Sectional view of the device; Figure 18 is a perspective view of the attachment of a citrus fruit juicer; Figure 19 is a perspective view of an ice cream structure; Figure 20 is a perspective view of the accessory: "Peeler accessories"; Figure 21 is A perspective view of a melon ball-cutting block attachment; FIG. 22 is a cross-sectional view of a straight-line & peeler attachment; 9 200400805 FIG. 23 is a perspective view of the device shown in FIG. 22; Figure 25 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention; Figure 25 is a sectional perspective view of the device shown in Figure 24; Figure 26 is a cross section 5 taken along line 26-26 of Figure 24 Sectional view; Fig. 27 is a partial cross-section and a partially cut-away top view of the device shown in Figs. 24 to 26; Fig. 28 is another embodiment of the present invention equipped with a spice grinder attachment Perspective view; Figure 29 is the injury-linear peeler attachment shown in Figure 28 device Sectional view; Figure 30 is a perspective view shown in Figure 28 with an ice cream structure attachment; Cross-sectional views; Figures 31 and 32® are top views of two other embodiments of the present invention and some different accessories Figures 33 to 39 are views of the handles used in the present invention; Figure 40 is the side of a component holder and group prepared according to the present invention-Figure 41 of the component holder and group is based Another cross-sectional view prepared according to the present invention; FIG. 42 is a sectional view of another three-dimensional part prepared according to the present invention; FIG. 43 is a rear view of each contact shown in FIG. 42; a component holder and Group 10 200400805 Figure 44 is a perspective view of another accessory prepared according to the present invention; Figure 45 is a perspective view of another appliance set including stacked individual trays; Figures 46 and 47 are individual trays of Figure 45 Figures 48 and 49 are perspective views of the plate 5 shown in Figures 46 and 47 without one of the appliances; Figures 50 and 51 are perspective views of the front and rear of another accessory provided according to the present invention; 52 and 53 are three-dimensional views of another accessory prepared in accordance with the present invention and 10; Figure 54 is a top view of another embodiment of the appliance holder or tray of the present invention; Figure 55 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 55-55 of Figure 54, in which the tray contains the appliance Figure 56 is a cross-sectional partial cross-sectional view similar to Figure 55, but it is another embodiment of the appliance holder or tray of the 15th invention; Figure 57 is another appliance holder constructed according to the present invention Fig. 58 is a top view of another embodiment of the appliance holder or plate of the present invention; Figs. 59 and 60 are perspective and side views of another embodiment of the holder or plate of the present invention; View; Figure 61 is a side view of another embodiment as shown in Figures 59 and 60; Figure 62 is a cross-section of 11 parts of a structure taken along line 62-62 in Figure 63 Sectional view; Figure 63 is a partial perspective view showing another embodiment of a holder or a tray of the present invention; Figure 64 is a perspective view of another holder or a tray of the present invention; Figure 65 is a view according to the present invention The perspective view of the prepared sliding disk assembly; Figure 66 is a detailed enlarged sectional view of the structure of Figure 65; Figure 67 This is a perspective view of a garlic juicer according to the present invention; FIG. 68 is a side view of a hanging orange juicer shown in FIG. 18; and FIGS. 69, 70, and 71 are along lines 69_69 and 7 respectively. _7〇 and 7171 cross-sectional views taken; Figures 7 2 and 7 3 are top and bottom views of the can opener in the closed position of the present invention; Figures 74 and 75 are respectively 72 and 73 Top and bottom view of the device shown in the open position; 15 f76BI is another-implementation _ perspective view of the slidable tray of the present invention; Figure 77 is a top of a kitchen calendar with the combination of Figure 76 in it View; Figure 78 is a top view of the plate shown in Figure 65 placed in a kitchen shoe; 'Figure 2079 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 79-79 of Figure 76; Figures 80 and 81 are each equipped with a single utensil (paste) or utensil board (Figure 81 ⑽ as a top view of the device of the present invention _ accessories sales ㈣ package; Figure 82 is a front view of the package, three-dimensional, part A cutaway view of a package to be sold in accordance with the present invention in a package. 12 200400805 I: Embodiment 3 Multi-tool kitchen utensil set Figures 1-3 show a multi-tool kitchen utensil or utensil set 50 constructed in accordance with the present invention. 5 The appliance set 50 includes at least one container 52 including a plurality of components interconnected to form different kitchen tools. Two such containers 52 and 54 are shown in Figure 1 in the form of a display container and its contents. The container 52 is substantially rectangular and has four straight side walls 56 and a top wall 55. The top wall 55 has a plurality of grooves 62, 64, 66, and 68, each of which is formed to accommodate a component of a multi-tool device. The components used in a particular tool set can be changed as desired. However, the tool set in the container 52 includes a handle 88, an ice cream cone 82, a posa cutter wheel 84, and a peeler 86. The container 54 also has four straight side walls 60 and an upright wall 58. Its size 15 is smaller than the container 52 and it accommodates components of different multi-tool systems. The upper wall 58 has grooves 70, 72, 74, and 76, in which a handle 88, a melon cut ball 杓 90, a citrus fruit peeler 92, and a citrus juicer 94 ° 59 a cover 59 are positioned, respectively. Cover the container during storage. A similar lid 20 may be provided for the container 52. Each of the containers 52 and 54 is preferably molded from a thermoplastic resin such as ABS. Its walls are very thick and sturdy for packaging that is resistant to transportation and storage, and as a finishing device for multi-tool components in the kitchen. The container 52 is provided with a long upright tab 13 80 ° 80 ° 200400805 on the lower edge of at least one side wall. The second figure is a cross section of using the tab 80 to connect two containers 52 and 54. The lower edge of the rear side wall 60 of the container (not shown in Figure 1) has a notch slightly longer than the tab 80 to hold the container to form an enlarged container and a finishing device. The container 54 has two separate tabs 81 which can be used to connect the units 52, 54 side by side, and the tabs 81 are fixed in the recesses 83 on the side walls of the unit 52. Notches are provided on the lower edges of the rear and side walls to accommodate the material of the tabs 80, 81, thereby ensuring that the bottom and top edges of the container are aligned with each other. FIG. 3 is a view of one of several containers 98, 100, and 102, which accommodates clips formed by tabs 80 or 81 that are held together to occupy a portion of a 10-drawer and store and organize different multi-tool system components. Sketchy plane top view. As an example, the container 98 is larger than the containers 100 and 102. It accommodates attachments to a multi-tool system but has no handle. It includes an ice cream structure 82, a slicer 104, a pizza cutting wheel 84, and a grinder 106. 15 Each container 100, 102 contains a handle 88 and other accessories connected to the handle. These containers and their accessories in the kitchen drawer 96 show by way of example only certain combinations of components that can be used to neatly store and organize the multi-tool system. Other kits according to the present invention are shown in other figures and will be described below. Handles Figures 4 to 11 show preferred handles for multi-tool systems. The handle 88 has a tapered grip portion 108 and a tip 140. On the opposite end, there is a rotatable locking ring 110 and a receiving portion 112 for accommodating a protruding portion on an accessory. The locking ring 11 is operated in a snap manner to lock the attachment and is fixed to the handle by inserting a protrusion into the receiving portion 112. This connection structure also allows the accessory to easily turn the retaining ring 110 with a finger—a relatively small angle—to release the accessory, and allows it to fall out of the receptacle with only one hand under gravity. Referring now to FIG. 5, a cross-sectional view of a handle 88 having a hard plastic base 114 is shown. In the embodiment, the bottom 114 has a plurality of peripheral ribs 6 and a longitudinal rib m. Preferably, the ribs 116 and 118 have approximately the same thickness. The structure of the rib-shaped portion can reduce the use of materials and increase the molding speed of the handle. According to another feature of the invention, the handle also includes an elastic cover 13o, which is molded together with the bottom 114 during manufacture and placed thereon. The bottom 114 is preferably made of a thermoplastic resin, such as a polycarbonate material, and the cover n0 is made of an elastic material, such as Sanoprene. Although the rib structure of the bottom 114 can save polycarbonate material and molding time, the space between the ridges is filled with an elastic material when the cover is co-molded. Since the elastic material is more responsible than the polycarbonate material, it is preferable that the bottom has a rough and solid surface 'and the elastic material adheres to it. Around the gnar portion 112 is a peripheral groove 128 in which a latch ring 110 is positioned for rotation. The door knocker U0 includes two halves 120, 122, which are positioned in the groove 128Φ in the inner ring 154. Τ and a coiled spring 126 is inserted into the kit and fused to the front edges 132 and 134 of the two halves of the locking ring with a sound wave to expand outward so as to "have a round outer edge to guide the protrusion to the connection In the square hole formed by the ring halves 102, 122. The inner edge of the ring around the middle hole 15 200400805 The edge is flat.-The protrusion _24 extends from the upper ring halves to rotate the ring 110. Figure 6 The mid-bottom 114 is indicated by a dashed line, and the elastic cover has different widths along the length of the handle. It is relatively thin in the handle-f neck area 136 and thicker toward the enlarged rear end, so it is on the material holding area Prepare super softness. This super softness makes the handle more comfortable and easy to use. As shown in Figure 6, the handle also has a wasp-like cross-sectional shape and is bent downward to match the shape of the hand that supports the handle. This shape also has a # effect to make the handle look streamlined. 10

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the internal structure of the lock ring 11 (), the elastic ring ⑶ used for the operation of the lock ring, and the connection mechanism. The handle has a body end portion 144 on which a rectangular groove [I] is formed. A first stop member 142 is connected to the body member 144, and a second stopper member 146 is fixed to the inner surface of the ring 110.

A second stop element 148 extends from the body 144, and the other-stop element 150 extends from the inner surface of the ring 110. For the components in the rest position shown in Fig. 7, the stopper elements 148 and 150 are approximately 21. Corners apart. The operation of the locking ring will be explained in detail below. Attached to #Lock Structure Figures 12 to 14 show a pizza cutter attachment 84 of several attachments that can be connected to the handle 88. Fig. 13 shows the insertion of the pizza wheel locking element into the handle 88 in the direction of the arrow 80. Figure 14 shows the ready-to-use Pizza wheel and its combined handle. 16 200400805 Referring now to FIG. 12, on one end of the pizza wheel 84 is a protruding portion 166 whose square cross-section matches the cross-section of the receiving portion 112 in the handle, but the size of the car parent is small so that it can be easily mounted to the receiving portion Department 112. The projection has a rounded front end 168 serving as a cam surface. 5 A peripheral groove 170 extends around the protrusion 166 on the bottom. Spread or rounded on its left surface and having approximately the same outer diameter as the ring 110-the flange 172 forms a wall of the groove 170. A molded plastic bending arm 174 extends from the flange 172, and a stainless steel cutting blade 176 is rotatably mounted on the end of the arm 174 with a holder 178. Most preferably, the arm 174 and the holder 178 are molded of plastic like the other components of the Posa wheel except the cutter 176. It should be understood that each accessory connected to the handle has a protrusion 166 and a groove 170, and is connected to the handle and released from the handle in the same manner as the pizza wheel. The pizza wheel is used as a tool to illustrate the connection function. 15 Operation Referring again to Figs. 7 to 11 and Figs. 12 to 14, the attachment of the accessory and the handle 88 will be described below. Figure 8 shows the retaining ring 110 in a released or stable condition, with the coil spring 126 supporting ring in the position shown in Figure 7. In this position, the square hole in the ring 11020 is approximately 21 with respect to the square receiving portion 112. Rotate clockwise so that the four straight sides of the hole extend over the four corners of the hole I12, as shown by reference numerals 156, 158, 160, and 164 in FIG. When the ring 11o is in this position, the protruding portion 166 is inserted into the receiving portion 112, and because the edges 156, 158, 160, and 164 of the ring 11o extend into the groove and prevent the attachment from being released from the hand 17 200400805, the protrusion The section 166 and accessories are firmly locked in the correct position. The inner edge of the ring around the central hole is flat and is the outermost wall of the groove 170 (Figure 12), so that the combination of the two flat surfaces that are straight to the longitudinal axis of the protrusion are supported together. 5 In addition, the square shape of the protruding portion 166 and the receiving portion 112 prevents the attachment from rotating relative to the handle. The attachment can be easily locked and positioned. As shown in FIG. 13, the user only needs to insert the protruding portion 166 into the receiving portion 112. The rounded front surface 168 (FIG. 12) of the protrusion rests on the edge of the center hole of the ring 110 to compress the spring 10 126 and rotate the ring 110 counterclockwise to the square hole in the ring 110 shown in FIG. 9 The position of the receiving portion 112 is aligned to allow the protruding portion to be inserted into the receiving portion. The elastic force of the spring 126 causes the hole in the ring 110 to snap into the groove 170. It is also quite easy to release the accessory from the handle. What needs to be done is to press the upright protrusion 124 on the ring 110 in the direction of the arrow 162 (Figure 7), compress the spring 126 by 15 and rotate it to the position shown in Figure 9, thereby loosening the attachment. Therefore, the user can release the attachment with only one finger, and the attachment can be released from the handle due to gravity when the handle is gently turned upwards. Therefore, the release can be performed with one hand. Cheese slicer 20 FIG. 15 shows a cheese slicer 104, which is also shown in FIG. The cheese slicer is a die cast mold. The protrusion 166 and the flange 172 are compression-molded together with the body. The body has a pair of support arms 182, 184 and a mounting support portion 186, 188. A stainless steel cutting line 192 is fixed to the supporting portions 186, 188 by stainless steel nails 193. The line extends on the front edge of the support, 18 200400805, and the tension has formed a 7L piece of M — ^^, L 疋. A plastic roller 190 is rotatable and threaded & is set up on the support section H 188 off the ground. The cutting line of 192 rollers is conventionally used to slice cheese at a fairly even thickness. The junction structure is quite strong and durable to withstand the heavy pressure on the slicer. :, 々, cost, the body can be molded with polycarbonate instead of casting. jjjj type fruit peeling | ξ citrus fruit peeler 92 includes-erecting a protruding portion 166 and a flange 172, and an arm 194 and an end support portion 96. -The stainless steel peeler element 10 is rotatably supported on the supporting portion 196, and preferably, the body including the protrusion 166 is made of a polycarbonate material. Although it is preferable to use a single molding step, the protruding or inserting part 166 may be separately manufactured and connected to a square rod 21 provided on one end of the accessory as shown in FIG. 17. The lever can be pressed into the square hole 112 of the insertion portion 166 to fix it to the accessory body. This method is particularly advantageous when the insertion portion 166 and the body are made of different materials. Juicer for Citrus Fruits Figure 18 shows the Juicer for Citrus Fruits. It has a cast body and a protrusion 20 166 fixed to the body with a polycarbonate insert. The body has a flat oval shape with ridges 202, 204, and 206, and a blunt end 200. The ridges are formed by alternately-sized elongated grooves 205, 207, respectively. A larger groove 205 extends from the proximal end of the juicer positioned by a flange 172 and the handle connection element or protrusion 166 to the tip 200. The smaller groove 207 is not only narrower and shorter than the groove 205, but also shallower, as shown in Figs. 58 to 71. 19 200400805 As shown in Figures 69-71, the groove 205 is generally deeper, wider and longer than the groove 207. This juicer has the advantage that it can be inserted more effectively into the fruit due to the sharp edges between the grooves. In addition, the larger groove 5 205 increases the flow rate of the juice squeezed from the fruit. When the handle 88 is clicked on the protrusion 166, the juicer is used to push the point 200 to the half-cut fruit, and the juicer is rotated to extract the juice from the fruit. This appliance is best used for lemons, citrus and other such fruits. Ice > Its Leach Structure 10 Figure 19 shows ice cream 杓 82. It is cast in words and is composed of a protruding portion 166, a flange 172, a support arm 208, and a bowl-shaped spoon portion 209. Horizontal peeler Figure 20 shows the so-called '' horizontal peeler ''. This name is different from the so-called `` straight line '' or `` rotary type '' peeler shown in Figures 22 and 23. 15 The peeler 214 includes a protruding portion 166 and a flange 172 forming a part of a cast word body, and the word body has an arm 216 and an erecting support portion 218 to rotatably support a blade provided with a cutting blade 222 Erection structure 220. The blade 222 is used for cutting vegetables and the like in a conventional manner. Alternatively, lower cost molded polycarbonates can be used. 20 Melon Ball Cutters Fig. 21 shows a Melon Ball Cutters 90, which have a molded polycarbonate protrusion 166 and a flange 172, and the cuts used to cut circular melons in a conventional manner. The bowl 228 and a stainless steel rod 226 are engaged. The amplifying portion 224 is a joint connecting the stainless steel component and the plastic component. The end of each 20 200400805 part is enlarged to increase the contact surface area between the part formed by the metal surface and the protrusion, and the plastic is molded into the metal. Straight-line peelers Figures 22 and 23 show the " straight-line " or " rotary-〃 " peeler 86. It is composed of a metal or polycarbonate body including a flange 172 and a protrusion 166, and a body provided with a spaced support arm 232 fixed to a support element 2 3 4 fixed to the outer ends of the arms 23 0 and 23 2. A stainless steel cutting blade 236 having a pair of sharp cutting edges 238 is rotatably mounted on the flange 172 and the support portion 234. A combination peeler as shown in Figs. 23 and 3 is used to peel vegetables 10 and the like in a conventional manner. Grinder FIG. 44 is a perspective view of the grinder 106. FIG. The grinder 106 includes a stainless steel grinder blade 378 provided with grinder teeth 380 and a molded carbonate frame 374, protrusions 166, and flanges 172. The frame is firmly secured to the edge of the blade 368 by forming the edge of the blade into a 15-curve tab and co-molding the polycarbonate material on the edge. The flange 172 and the protrusion 166 generally form an angle with the cutting edge 378. This angle is provided to allow the grinder to be held more easily at a desired angle when the unit 106 is connected to the handle 88. 20 The rear surface of the edge on the lower or outer end 379 of the grater is a coating (not shown) integrally molded with elastic material, which prevents the grater from being positioned on a table, cutting board or other supporting surface at the lower rear edge Slip off when up. Fig. 45 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a stackable disk set according to the present invention, and Figs. 46 and 47 are front views 21 200400805 of the upper and lower members of the disk set shown in Fig. 45, respectively. Fig. 48 is the upper member of the tray set shown in Fig. 45, which does not contain any utensils; and Fig. 49 is a perspective view of the member below Fig. 45, which does not contain any utensils. 5 Other accessories Figures 33 to 39 show some other accessories that can be shared with the handle 88, or suitable modifications that can be shared with the different handles and connection configurations shown. Figure 33 shows a fork 320; Figure 34 shows a medium-sized carving knife 322; Figure 35 shows a bread knife 324; Figure 36 shows a spoon 326; Figure 37 shows 10 a flipper, such as a cake flipper Fig. 38 shows a cutter 330; and Fig. 39 shows an apple corer 332. Preferably, the appliance is made of stainless steel, and the flange 172 and the protrusion 166 made of polycarbonate are phantom molded on one end of the appliance handle, such as the end 321 of the fork 320 shown in FIG. 33. During molding, a hole 323 was drilled in the shank end, and the plastic part was stably fixed to the metal part by 15 degrees. These accessories each have a square projection 166, a groove 170 and a flange 172, so that it can be fixed and used with the handle 88 described above. FIG. 40 shows a block-shaped support portion 334 having a slope surface 336 and a cut-in surface 336 for receiving holes of the blades 324 and 330 of different sizes. This is another form of the appliance set of the present invention. Preferably, the protrusion 166 extends outward from the surface 336 so that the handle can be easily pushed down onto one of the protrusions 166 to hold the handle and the attachment together. The erection portion 334 may be made of wood or transparent plastic to allow the appliance to be clearly seen, and may have a different shape to accommodate other accessories, so that it can be stored outside the kitchen display. Figure 41 shows another set similar to Figure 40. A wooden block with pure holes 334 and 342, with a depth greater than that of the flanges 72 and 166 of each _; and the long hole or other shape can accommodate kitchen utensils, such as a knife 330 And the groove of the butter knife 346. Another wooden block 339 supports tilting at an angle to present the surface of the block. Preferably, the holes 342 and 344 are larger than the flange 72, so as to easily accommodate the connecting end of the handle 88, so that the handle can be inserted into the hole to connect the tools stored in the block 338t. In this way, the connecting ends of the blades 330 and 346 are in a groove out of sight. As shown on the right, the block 338 in Fig. 40 can be used as a transparent window or a window can be provided so that the utensils can be seen. Alternatively, or in the vicinity of each well, a mark may be added to indicate its contents. The variety of appliances that can be used in a multi-tool system is quite large. In addition to the 15 utensils disclosed, other utensils can include can openers, bottle openers, garlic juicers, blenders, long handles, spaghetti turners, strainers and long handles, pizza pans, tongue depressors, tomatoes A masher, meat tenderizer, strainer, steel or other appliance with a handle. Each component of the evening tool system is made of a material that can be washed in a dishwasher; that is, the component can be regularly placed in the dishwasher without damage. It can avoid the damage and damage of conventional wooden or other plastic handles, and can save considerable cost because there are more accessories than handles. Other connection structures Figures 24 to 27 show another connection structure for connecting accessories in the multitool system to the handle 23 200400805. The combination device shown in Fig. 24 includes a handle 238 and a connected horizontal peeler 242, and its structure is substantially the same as that of the horizontal peeler 214 shown in Fig. 20, but the device connected to the handle is different. 5 Referring now to FIG. 26, which is a cross-sectional view taken along line 26-26 of FIG. 24, the connection device includes a circular flange 224, a protrusion is connected to it, and extends to the left, as shown in FIG. Figure 26 shows. The protruding structure includes a side wall 246 and a pair of opposing protruding portions 248 to form a receiving portion. A pair of release buttons 240 are erected on opposite sides of the handle (see Figures 24 10 and 25). Each button is actually the end of a molded lever mechanism having a rotation point 52 and a hook arm 256. When the protruding portion of the attachment is pushed into the receiving portion shown in FIG. 25, the front edge of the protruding portion 248 pushes the flexible plastic hook arm 256 to the side, and the arm rebounds to the groove formed by the protruding portion 248 or In the accommodating part, a snap action for locking the 15 attachment to the handle is prepared. To release the attachment from the handle, press the button 240 with your finger. In this way, the arms 250 can be rotated about the pivot point 252 and pulled away from the engagement position with the protrusion 248, thereby releasing the attachment from the handle. As shown in FIG. 25, another protrusion 254 is formed in cooperation with a receiving hole 256 on the handle, and another protrusion 254 is provided on the accessory to accurately guide the accessory into the handle hole. Second connection structure Figures 28 to 30 show the second connection structure. The structure shown in FIG. 28 includes a handle 258 and several different attachments 260, 277, and 280 for connecting 24 200400805 to the hand. Attachment 260 is a spice extractor, attachment 276 is a linear peeler with a blade 278, and attachment 280 is an ice cream cone. The connection structure includes a pair of inclined latch members 264 and 270, and the fastening surfaces 266 and 271 are respectively provided. Elements 264 and 270 are rotatably mounted on a peg 268 of a mounting element 272 connected to a housing 259 fixed to a handle 258. A spring 274 is also set up in the hole 265 in the handle housing and the hole 263 in the components 264 and 270. By pressing the release button 262, the components 264 and 270 10 can be turned inward toward the middle of the handle to lift it from the attachment. Withdraw each buckling edge 266, 271 from a corresponding groove of. Referring to Figure 30, each receiving edge is designated by reference numeral 286. The other receiving edge (not shown) is positioned above the hole in the attachment 280. The attachment 280 includes a holding arm 282 and an ice cream bowl 284. 15 The body of the accessory has a tapered entrance hole 281 that accommodates a tapered protrusion formed by the elements 264, 270, and 272, and the linear sides of the elements 264, 270 match the linear sides of the hole 28 to enable the accessory Do not turn on the handle. The third connection hibiscus body Figure 31 is a schematic view of another connection structure of the present invention. The structure shown in FIG. 31 to FIG. 20 includes a handle 288 having a housing 312 provided with an elongated handle 296 and a coiled spring 30 that surrounds the handle 296 and rests against a box-shaped portion 302, and The handle 296 passes through the spring. At the left end of the handle 296, there is a rack-and-rod structure that cooperates with gear teeth 294 that are rotatably mounted on the mounting catcher 292 in the housing 312. Note that in Figure 25, it is clear that the tooth bar does not engage the gear teeth. But ‘they are actually joined. The attachment 290 has a tapered hole 308 and an opposite receiving portion 310 of the catching member 292. The front end of the handle is tapered, as shown at 306. 5 In operation, the spring 3-- can support the protruding portion 292 in its fully extended position 'as shown in FIG. 31, so that the catching member 292 is engaged in the receiving portion 31o, and supports the attachment to the handle. When the user wants to loosen the attachment from the handle, an externally extending end connecting portion 304 of the handle 296 is pushed inward in the direction of the arrow 305. Thus, the element 292 can be rotated about 10 about its pivot point and withdrawn from the receiving recess 310 to loosen the attachment from the handle. When the tapered end 306 of the handle is inserted into the tapered cavity 308 to connect the attachment to the handle, the sloped side wall of the cavity 30 turns the element 292 backward until the daggers move enough to snap into the receiving recess 31 . 15 The 1st connection hibiscus body Figure 32 shows the fourth connection structure, which is roughly the same as the structure shown in Figure 31, but the coil spring 300 is next to the next door 309, and can be The grasping member 316 rotatably mounted is rotated by a connecting rod group instead of the rack bar and the pinion gear group shown in FIG. 31. 20 The link set includes a first link 314 which is rotatably connected to the handle 296 at one end and pivotally connected to the other end of a lever arm forming a part of the catching member 316. Although you want to loosen the attachment from the handle, the end extension of the handle 296 is pulled in the direction shown by arrow 307 to compress the spring 300 and remove the catch 316 from the receiving 26 recess 310 on the attachment 29. . When the tapered end 306 of the handle is inserted into the tapered hole 30 of the attachment 290, the side wall of the hole 8 bends the catching piece 316 in the direction shown by the arrow, and when it reaches the valley recess D31G% 'that is under the drive of the spring Buckle positioning. From the above, it can be seen that in all the embodiments of the connecting portion, only the two can be pushed to join the accessory and the handle. The accessories do not need to operate the lever to position the buckle. In addition, you can loosen the attachment from the handle only as described below, and you can release the attachment from the handle with one hand by gravity. 10 _Desktop-shaped display history ... Figure 42 is a perspective view of another appliance set according to the present invention. This group is suitable for storing, organizing, and displaying the handles 88 and accessories on a cupboard rack or table, or a table or rack for selling items. 15 ^ The group 348 includes-a handle erection and storage unit 350, which has a curved top wall 351 and a groove 358 shaped to receive and support the handle 88. The handle can be easily seen and held Live and replace. This group also includes modular storage and display units 352, 354, 356, etc. to support display accessories used with handle 88. The units 352, 354, and 3 56 are the same. They each have four upright projections 卩 36 °, and each has a flat, horizontal upper surface, which is provided with a slightly larger hole than the protrusion 166 on the connection #, so that the connection portion can communicate with the protrusion extending into the hole 361. Part 166 — Store upright. -The linear peeler 86 is erected in a hole in the unit 352. As shown in the figure, the flange portion 172 of the peeler is positioned on the upper surface of the protruding portion 360, and 27 200400805 The i part of the peeler 86 extends upward, where it can be seen, held, and Easily replace. The units 352, 354 each have an upper arcuate surface 362, and the protrusion 36o extends therefrom. Each unit also has a front side wall 364 and a rear side wall 368, 5 as shown in FIG. 43. Each front side wall 3 64 has a pair of vertical notches or gaps 3 66, and the rear wall 3 6 8 has a pair of upstanding tabs 37 () spaced equidistantly from the notches or gaps 366. The width of each tab 370 is larger than the width of each gap 366. The tab 37 is formed to provide a vertical element 372 connected to the rear wall 368. 10 The tab 370 can be installed into the gap 366 to tightly fix the units 352, 354, 356 together. The handle storage and display unit 350 also has a rear structure, as shown in Figure 43, so that one of the units 352, 354, and 356 can be connected to the rear of the unit 350. Therefore, when the user wants to use only some of the accessories, he can purchase units 350 and 352 including a handle and four accessories. Later, when he wants to add one or several units 354 or 356 to the original multi-tool unit, he can purchase one or four additional accessories to connect to other units' to form an extensible multi-tool system. The units 350, 352, 354, and 356 are preferably molded from a thermoplastic material such as ABS. The desktop units shown in Figures 42 and 43 can display multi-tool systems on storage counters and shelves' as well as on televisions and other advertisements. The unit therefore has a dual function; it saves space and is easy to use in the kitchen, while at the same time 'items can be displayed. 28 200400805 可 载 詈 # 相 Figures 45 to 49 show other embodiments of the kit of the present invention. Fig. 45 shows a disk set 'consisting of stacked individual storage disks 392, 394 each including a separate multi-tool set. The discs 392 and 394 are completely the same, but the types of appliances supported are different. The discs shown in Figs. 45 to 49 differ from the discs shown in Figs. 1 to 3 in that the discs 392, 394 can be easily stacked together. Referring now to Figures 45, 48, and 49, each plate 392, 394 has a flat upper wall 396 'and a support plate on a flat surface (such as the bottom of a drawer) 10% of the upper wall 3% of the vertical side walls 398 and 400 . The rear side wall is designated by the numbers 402, 404, but it is not visible in the drawer. At each of the four corners of the disk is a vertical rod 406 'which has an upper end 408, which is provided with a curved semi-circular shape, which surrounds the innermost half of the rod and is called a flange 41 which extends slightly on the surface of the upper end 408. 〇. 15 Accordingly, the 'flange 408 is formed in a semi-circular receiving portion on top of the rod 406. Extending from the bottom of the plate under each rod 406 is a rubber foot pad 412, each corner of which is attached to a flange extending under the plate with an adhesive. This pad has two functions: first, it reduces the slippage of the disc on a flat surface; second, it can be used as an alignment device fixed to a receiving portion formed on the top of each rod. In this way, the upper disk can be positioned relative to the lower disk so that the disks do not slide against each other after being stacked. By making the protrusions semi-cylindrical instead of cylindrical, it is easier to insert the human foot 412 to Linger. P '' does not destroy the function of supporting disc stacking. In the case of the plates shown in Figures 1 to 3, each kitchen utensil is stored in a separate groove in a special shape to support the utensil. The appliances shown in Figures M to 49 29 200400805 use the same reference numerals as above. For the plates shown in Figures 1 to 3, the appliance extends outward from the upper surface 396 a distance. As shown in Figures 46 and 47, each appliance extends outward at least 50% of its height. This makes it easier to hold the appliance when it is removed from the pan. 5 As shown in FIG. 47, in order to cooperate with a larger appliance such as the juicer 94, the receiving portion 76 can be made deeper so that the upper surface of the juicer does not extend on the top plane 411 of the rod. Therefore, when the plates are stacked, the utensils in the lower plate do not disturb the upper plate. Preferably, about 40% to 60% of the height of each utensil extends from the upper surface of the pan to 10 'to make it easier to remove and replace the utensil in the pan. Figures 48 and 49 show two utensilless disks 392, 394. The grooves of this appliance use the same reference numerals as in Figures 1 to 3, but in Figure 49, the grooves 414, 416 of the cheese slicer 104 (Figure 5) and the horizontal peeler 214 (Figure 20) are respectively Except, it is not shown in Figures 1 to 3. 15 Of course, 'Note that stacked disks can also be used on a desktop. In this situation, it can save space for storage appliances, and the contact area on the desktop is very / J \ 〇 Although the two disks are stacked on the table -It should be noted that three or more plates can be stacked if desired. 20 The discs 392, 394 are preferably molded from a thermoplastic resin such as ABS. It should also be understood that the structures shown in Figures 1 to 3 and 45 to 49 to support the utensils in the plate can have different forms. For example, instead of using a groove on the upper wall, in some cases, an upwardly extending protrusion can be provided at an appropriate position on the lower bottom wall to form a support portion of the appliance. 30 200400805 The disc group structures shown in Figures 45 to 49 have several important advantages. First, as in the embodiment of Figs. 1 to 3, the use of a receiving groove is shallow enough to ensure that the appliance extends outward. It saves plastic materials, but the utensil is easy to hold and remove from the plate. By using a lever so that the discs can be stacked on top of each other, the amount of material used can be saved. By preparing stackable disks, a larger ground area can be saved for a different set of disks. This maintains space in the deep drawer; for storage of other items. 10 Another advantage is that the trays can be stacked to provide a considerable gap between the trays, so that the user can decide which utensils to place in the lower tray. Another advantage is that the size and shape of the tray can be standardized to better utilize container space and save manufacturing materials. Another advantage of the above-mentioned utensil support tray is that in addition to the multi-tool device, a very convenient organizer for storing and organizing kitchen utensils can be provided. These organizers are particularly suitable for use in drawers to save a number of tangles including adjustable spoons and many other appliances. It can store various appliances quite neatly and visibly. Other accessories 20 Figures 50 to 53 show two other accessories for the multi-tool device of the present invention. Can opener Figures 50 to 51 are perspective views of a can opener 450 connecting the protruding portion 166 and the flange 172 in the same manner as the other multi-tool appliances described above, respectively. 31 The can opener is a conventional side-opening rotary type, and includes a body and a large number of turning handles 454 ', a curved guide 456, a driving wheel 458 rotated by the rotation of the handle 454, and a horizontal circular cutting blade 460. As known, the can opener is operated by positioning the guide bar 456 on the upper edge of the can and inserting the upright ring of the can between the driving wheel 458 and the body 452. Then, "when the handle 454 is turned, the cutting blade 460 is inserted into the can metal sideways, under the lower ring edge" and the handle 454 is further rotated, causing the lid to be cut off from the top of the can. As is known in the art, the 'cap can be closed from the top of the tank by hand. M bottle opener / hole puncher 10 Figures 52 and 53 show a conventional bottle opener and hole punch opener combination. The bottle opener / perforated can opener 462 has a metal ring 464 fixed to the flange 172 and the dog outlet 166, and the ring 464 has a lower protruding portion 466, so as to be comfortable under the ring edge of a bottle cap, By pulling up on the handle connected to the protrusion 166, the lever set can release the bottle cap from the bottle. 15 A metal perforated can opener 468 is secured to the ring 464 to make holes in the top of the can ' to pour juice or other beverages from the can. Fig. 67 is a perspective view of a garlic juice presser 62 according to the present invention. Unlike other appliances, the garlic press is not connected or loosened from the handle 88. The handles are integrally connected. The handle includes two halves 622, 624, which are shaped similar to the two halves closed together, such as the handle 88 shown in FIG. The garlic juicer itself, except for the handle, is conventional, and the first half 622 is fixed to the lower half 628 of the garlic juicer. The two halves of the garlic press are connected together at reference numeral 6 30. 32 200400805 As is known in the art, the garlic press is used to open the two halves and insert the garlic cloves. Then, by pushing the handle halves 622, 624 together, the garlic juice can be squeezed through the hole 629 for use. Prepare a row of plastic protrusions 627 so that when the handles are fully opened, the protrusions are aligned with each other and enter the holes 629 on the lower half 628 of the garlic presser 620 to clean the stuffing in the holes. The garlic press is made of chrome-plated zinc except for the plastic coating of the handle and the polycarbonate cover 626. Can opener Figures 72 to 75 show a novel can opener 64 according to the invention. 10 Figures 72 and 73 are perspective and bottom views of the can opener in the closed state, and Figures 74 and 75 are top and bottom perspective views of the can opener in the open state. The can opener 640 includes an intermediate support member 642 'which is connected to the flange I ?? and the protrusion 166 to be connected to a handle shape. 15 The two grip arms 644, 646 are pivoted to the support element 642 at reference numerals 652, 654. The arm 6 has a serrated metal edge element 6 cents, and the element 6 is provided with a straight and smooth metal edge 650. The serrations on the edge element 648 are tilted in one direction to increase the ability of the tool 640 to penetrate the metal of the lid when the lid is rotated in a clockwise direction to remove the lid. 20 When the can opener 640 is intended to be stored in a groove in a tray as described above, the can opener is folded up, as shown in Figs. 72 and 73, and it only takes up a relatively small amount of space in the tray. It can also be stored alone in the kitchen waste, occupying only space. * When ready for use, the elements 644, 646 are rotated outward to the position shown in Fig. 33 200400805 until a metal nail 656 extending downward from each arm hits two elongated holes on the bottom surface of the support element 642 One of the ends of 657 is opened by the blocking arms 644, 646. In use, when the can opener 640 is placed in the position shown in 苐 74, the quasi loose five-way rotating can lid is pressed into the V-shaped space between the arms 644 and 646, and a turning moment is applied to the connecting protrusion 166 on the handle to release the lid. When not in use, the'can opener 640 can be folded up again for storage in a tray or pump. The can opener is preferably made of polycarbonate, in addition to stainless steel rotating nails 65 2,654, edge elements 648,650 and brake nails 656. 10 Other Finishing System Figure 54 is a top view of another embodiment of a finishing tray 470 similar to that shown in Figures 45-49. Fig. 55 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 55-55 of Fig. 54 'showing the appliance positioned in the pan. 15 The biggest difference between the plate 470 shown in Figures 54 and 55 and the plate shown in Figures 45-49 is that it has grooves 472, 474, 476, and 478 to store kitchen utensils on the edges rather than flat. . That is, the widest dimension of each appliance is vertical and non-horizontal. In this way, the finishing tray can have a small ground area to save horizontal space on the drawer-type table. The 20 disc 470 includes an upper horizontal support wall 482, a side wall 484, and four levers 480 extending upwardly at the four corners of the disc, and substantially the same as the lever 408 shown in Figures 45_49, but the lever 48 Tall to accommodate tall appliances. Referring now to FIG. 55, the container 472 accommodates an ice cream container 82 which has been rotated 90 ° from the position shown in FIG. 45. 34 200400805 Similarly 'Guna 474 accommodates the Pizza cutter 84 as shown in Figures 12-14' but it has a plastic protective cap covering the edge of the knife 176 which can be easily snapped onto the knife and separated 480 to reduce the chance of the user cutting the finger. 5 The accommodating portion 476 accommodates a linear (rotary) peeler 86, and the accommodating portion 478 accommodates a handle 88. The depth of the accommodating portion varies depending on the equipment it accommodates. The best depth is selected so that a substantial part, preferably one of the items placed in the receiving portion, can be supported in the receiving portion extending on the surface 482, so that it can be easily held and removed by using a tool. Preferably, a pizza cutter provided with a protruding flange 172 and a protruding portion 166 thereon (see Fig. 12-not shown in Figs. 54 and 55) extends upwardly on the surface 482 to make it easy to hold And let the user be willing to hold it instead of the blade portion of the cutter. The 15 peeler 86 is the same as the peeler shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, but a plastic blade protection portion 488 is attached to cover the cutting blade 236. Fig. 56 is a partially cut-away cross-sectional view similar to Fig. 55 of the disc 490, which is a modification of the device shown in Figs. 54 and 55; The improved device 490 is the same as the device in Figs. 54 and 55, but at least one or a plurality of grooves are aligned by 20, for example, with respect to a vertical line. The corners are set in the plate. These grooves can be used to store higher utensils, such as the Pisa cutter 84, ice cream cone 82, at an angle, thereby reducing the height of its vertical extension, while storing other utensils, such as the handle 88 in the vertical trough. This allows a compromise between reducing the ground area of the disk and reducing the height. 35 200400805 Figure 57 shows another sorting tray not according to the present invention. The plate 500 has side walls 502, -chassis 516, and horizontal and vertical partitions whose spaces become uniform square or rectangular receiving portions 518, 520, 522, 524 and partition walls 504, 506. Determine the size of the accommodating part so that it can support the largest material when it is laid flat as shown by the dotted line 5 in Figure 57. Therefore, the size of the receiving portion is sufficient to support the Pisa cutter 84, the handle 88, and smaller appliances such as the peeler 86 and the ice cream cone 82. 10 15 20 The bottom of each accommodating part has an indicator, which represents the scale of the accommodating equipment. Therefore, the accommodating part 518 has a mark of ice cream structure. Similarly, Hopner # 520 has a mark 51 of a peeler, a receiving portion 522 has a mark 512 of a Pizza cutter, and a receiving portion 523 has a mark 514 of a handle. ° It is best to mark 508, 510, 512, and on the bottom roll 516 as long as possible. Optionally, it can be applied to the image on the self-adhesive label, so clever. _Change the label of the appliance stored in the receiving section. This reduces the cost and increases the yield by standardizing the shape of the trough. Home. The plate 5G0 has an upright pole _ with the 45th 49th financial institution, to allow it. Of course, if the labels on the grooves are torn off, there is another 4-7 ta cheng J Tian for general storage and support of kitchen materials or other items manufacturing and sales . Figure

= The picture shows another form of top groove of the disk shown in the 57th article. The top view holds the grooves not having the same size. The disk is formed into a rectangular shape and is suitable for supporting. It can save space. Resembles the pan-predicate shown in the 5 orders 36 200400805

The tray 530 includes a side wall 502, a vertical partition 536, and a horizontal partition 534. The space in the tray is divided into three spaces 538, 540, and 542, which are sized and shaped to support a particular appliance or group of appliances. As in the embodiment of FIG. 57, the labels 512, 514, and 508 are provided on the bottom of the space, and the utensils mainly stored in the space are indicated by 5; therefore, the space of the handle 88 and the ice cream 杓 82 (shown only by dotted lines) is relatively small. The Pisa cutter 84 (also shown by the dotted line) is narrow. Of course, other appliances with the same space requirements can be stored in each space if desired. As shown in Figure 57, the desired contents of each space can be marked with a mark other than 10 in the photo. For example, the letter 505 can be used to mark " handle ", and the text `` HANDLE " is shown as reference numeral 503. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 56, letters such as' v PIZZA CUTTER " or several or other alphabetic characters may be used to mark the groove 522. The utensils and the space for the utensils are marked with the same symbols. 15 Similarly, each container and utensil can be color-coded. For example, put

The hand space 524 can be added with black to match the black handle, the ice cream cone 82 can be added with red to match the red interior of space 518, and the pizza cutter 84 can be added with green to match the green groove 522 'peeler 86 can Blue is added to fit the blue interior of the groove 520. 20 Obviously, 'in general, any identification of distinguishable appliances can be used as an indication' to assist the user in returning the correct appliance to the desired location. This adds a neat countertop on which the kitchen drawer or organizer is placed. Another type of label that can be used to fully represent the appliance is affixed to the bottom of the space containing the appliance. 37 200400805 Braille markers can be used to assist the blind, with corresponding braille markers on the appliance. Of course, the signs provided in the specific shape of the space that matches the shape of the appliance can also be touched by the blind person " read ". This is particularly suitable for use by the blind, as it is easier for the blind to find the appliance by using the invention. 5 In addition to finding appliances from a space of a specific shape, at least some of the spaces that are visible and / or tactile to identify the appliance may also have spaces of very similar shape. As in the embodiment of Fig. 57, the marking may be permanently or with a removable label on the bottom of the space. 10 Figures 59-63 show different methods of forming spaces or holders to support individual appliances in addition to the method of molding grooves on flat plastic plates. Figures 59 and 60 show a technique using a plurality of molding protrusions 554 extending upward from a bottom plastic plate 552. The length and pattern of the protrusions form the holder of the appliance in the manner shown in Figure 60. 15 Figure 60 shows a protrusion supporting an ice cream cone 82. Fig. 61 shows another structure for forming the tops 554, 556, 558, and 560 instead of the individual protrusions 54 to prepare a holder for the appliance. This forms a relatively strong structure with no individual protrusions that are easily broken. Figures 62 and 63 show the formation of an upstanding ridge 556 20 having the shape of an intended support device. As shown in Figure 60, a complete disk is formed by adding side walls 557 and four rods 555 to the four corners of the bottom plate 552. If desired, the side wall can be lifted from the height shown by the dotted line in Fig. 60, or other concrete structures can be used depending on whether the disks need to be stacked, side by side, aligned or slid up and down 38 200400805. Fig. 64 shows a plate that is substantially the same as Figs. 45-49. The only difference is that the container of the kitchen set does not use handles and tools. It has three receiving sections 572, 574, 576 to accommodate adjustable measuring devices 582. , 584, 586. 5 Object 582 is an adjustable measuring spoon of one tablespoon; object 586 is an adjustable measuring spoon of one teaspoon in size; object 584 is an adjustment by Weifang. Since the cymbal is larger than other devices, and it's extended upward beyond the receiving portion, it is easy to hold. The measuring spoons do not extend upwardly beyond the edges of their respective receiving portions. Therefore, 10 recesses 578 and 580 are provided so that the fingers can be inserted under a part of the measuring spoon so as to be easily removed from the receiving portion. In fact, such a notch may be provided in any of the above embodiments where a deep receiving portion is required to prevent items in the receiving portion from extending on the surface of the tray. Sliding disk paste Example 15 Figure 65 shows a combination 59 of two stacked disks 592, 594, in which the top disk 594 slides on the edge 602 above the parallel side 600 of the lower disk 592 to expose the cover 594 Appliances. The opposite lower corner of the upper plate forms an arc-shaped groove 606 that matches one of the curvature of the upper edge 602 or the curvature of the rod of the lower plate, as shown in FIG. 66. 20 The bottom surface of the horizontal support plate 596 and the utensil upper plate in the receiving portion 598 hits the bottom 61. In the embodiment of Fig. 64, the length of the chassis 592 is substantially larger than the length W of the outer panel 4. Therefore, some utensils in the lower plate are not covered by the upper plate and can be seen at any time. To use the appliances in the upper plate, the user 39 200400805 only needs to slide the upper plate to the side in the direction of the arrow M, Just expose them. If desired, the lengths of the upper and lower plates are identical, as if the lower plate 592 is cut along the dashed line 612. Such a combination occupies a small ground area. The top plate can be moved over a part of the bottom plate, but it will not fall off. However, if a 5 wide hole is provided, the user can support the front edge of the upper plate with one hand, which can prevent the plate from tilting. Fig. 76 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the sliding disk of the present invention. The combination 660 shown in FIG. 76 includes a relatively large disk 622, a smaller disk 664 connected side by side to the disk 662, and a smaller disk 666 slidably mounted on the lower disks 10 662 and 664. As shown in the cross-sectional view of Figure 79, the upper edge of one side of each disc has an inverted V-shape, thereby forming a tongue-shaped groove-shaped tongue-shaped portion of the structure. A groove is formed on the bottom edge of each disc so that when the discs are stacked, the formed groove structure allows the discs to slide with each other and does not easily become misaligned. 15 Of course, it must be known that the chassis must have four grooves of sufficient depth to fully position the utensils in it, and no part will extend upwards above the surface of the disc, which will hinder the sliding of the disc. Alternatively, the upper surface of the lower plate may be grooved as shown in the embodiment of Fig. 66. Λ Figure 77 is a top view of a kitchen drawer 674 containing the combination 660. As shown in the figure, 'top tray 666 slides back and forth in the drawer in the direction shown by arrow 669. Fig. 78 is a top view of a relatively large drawer showing the combination 590 of Fig. 65 in the kitchen drawer 676. The top plate 594 slides in the direction of the arrow M from left to right. 40 200400805 The combination in Figures 65 and 76 allows certain appliances in the lower plate to be visible at any time, while others are invisible, to increase the storage capacity of the drawer at the same time. Packaging Bar Code 5 Figure 80_82 shows a packaging bar code system that allows discs and utensils to be sold separately or in sub-combinations to ensure that consumers can buy discs suitable for each purchased appliance. FIG. 80 shows a single linear peeler 86 mounted on a card 680, which is provided with a hook hole 682 and a color marking bar 684. The colored 10-color bar is broken into a large colored dot, which fits the shape of a box in which a disc is placed and contains a peeler. Fig. 81 shows another card 686 erected with two utensils, namely a melon ball cutter 90 and a can opener 450, and two marks 690, 649 and a hook hole 688 which are colored dots. As the proposed appliance 15 in the package is contained in one tray and the other appliance is intended to be placed in another tray, different color bar codes 690 and 694 can be provided, and the foot end to indicate what kind of mark and why Kind of utensil. Brother 82 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a box in which a plate 698 is placed on the lid of the box. Box 696 has on the upright cover 702—color-coded bar code 700. By comparing the color-coded bar code on the appliance package with the bar code on a tray of packaging, consumers can be assured whether they have bought the correct tray of the appliance. If desired, the sets and components purchased by each consumer can be stored in the memory of the store computer, so that when the consumer next purchases any component, it can be compared with the data stored in the computer to confirm the consumer The dishes purchased are matched with 41 utensils. In addition to the color-coded barcodes on the packages shown in Figures 80-82, you can optionally or additionally add letter marks such as son and daughter, A " β /, to identify utensils and plates. Other signs can be used for the same purpose. 5 The above description of the present invention is for illustration only and should not be used for limitation. Those skilled in the art can make various changes or improvements to the disclosed embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that some or all of the appliances other than the garlic press may be provided with internal handles or removable handles, and the protection of the present invention is also applicable to these appliances. 10 [Brief description of the drawings] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the multi-tool kitchen utensil set of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional cut-away view showing the connection of the exhausted two utensil set modules; Preparing and arranging in the drawer to arrange and arrange—multi-tool kitchen 15 2 appliances or several appliance group modules of the appliance system—top view of the kitchen drawer ▲ The figure 4 of the present invention—the multi-tool Weifang appliances device A perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the handle; FIG. 5 is a sectional perspective view of the handle shown in FIG. 4; FIG. 6 is an imaginary side view of the handle shown in FIG. 4; Figure 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken on line 7-7; Figures 8 and 9 are front views of the handle of Figure 4 showing different configurations. Figure 10 is a component of the handle shown in Figure 4 Figure U is a cutaway perspective view of the other component of the handle shown in Figure 4; 42 ζυυ 4〇〇〇〇5 Figure 12 is a perspective view of the pizza knife accessory not shown in Figure 3; Figures 13 and 14 are perspective views showing the method of connecting the Posa knife of Figure 12 to the handle of Figure 4; Figure 15 is a cut 16 is a citrus peeler attachment; Figure 17 is a sectional view of the device shown in Figure 16; Figure 18 is a perspective view of a citrus fruit juicer attachment; Figure 19 is an ice cream A perspective view of the structure; 1 帛 20 is-a dimensional view of the accessories of the "horizontal: accessory" peeler; Fig. 21 is a perspective view of a melon ball-shaped block attachment: Fig. 22 is a straight-line π peeling Sectional view of the device attachment; Figure 23 is a perspective view of the device shown in Figure 22; Figure 24 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the invention; Figure 25 is a perspective view of the device shown in Figure 24 15 Figure 26 is a cross-sectional view of a part taken along line 26-26 of Figure 24; Figure 27 is a partial cross-section, a partial cross-section of the device shown in Figures 24 to 26 Open top view; Figure 28 is a perspective view of another example 20 of the present invention equipped with a spice grinder attachment; Figure 29 is a sectional view of the device shown in Figure 28 equipped with a linear peeler attachment Figure 30 is a perspective view of the device shown in Figure 28 with an ice cream cone attachment; 43 200400805 Figures 31 and 32 are top views and partial cross-sectional views of two other embodiments of the present invention; Figures 33 to 39 are top views of a different accessory for a handle of the present invention, and Figure 5 is A side view of a component holder and a group prepared according to the present invention; FIG. 41 is a cross-sectional view of another component holder and a group prepared according to the present invention; FIG. 42 is another view of another component prepared according to the present invention. 10-dimensional partial sectional view of the component holder and group; Figure 43 is a rear view of each module shown in Figure 42; Figure 44 is a perspective view of another accessory prepared according to the present invention; Figure 45 is A perspective view of another set including individual discs stacked; Figs. 46 and 47 are front views of the individual discs of Fig. 45; 15 Figs. 48 and 49 are discs shown in Figs. 46 and 47. Perspective view under the appliance; Figures 50 and 51 are front and rear perspective views of another accessory prepared according to the present invention; Figures 52 and 53 are front perspective 20 and side views of another accessory prepared according to the present invention; Figure 54 Is a top view of another embodiment of the utensil holder or tray of the present invention; Fig. 55 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 55-55 of Fig. 54 in which utensils are contained in the tray; 44 200400805 Fig. 56 is a cross-sectional view of a part similar to Fig. 55, but it is the present invention Fig. 57 is a top view of another appliance holder or plate constructed in accordance with the present invention; Fig. 58 is another embodiment of an appliance holder or plate according to the present invention; Top view of the example; Figures 5 9 and 60 are perspective and side views of another embodiment of the holder or tray of the present invention; Figure 61 is another implementation as shown in Figures 5 9 and 60 Example side view 10; Figure 62 is a cross-sectional view of a part of the structure taken along line 62-62 in Figure 63; Figure 63 is another view showing a holder or plate of the present invention Partial perspective view of the embodiment; 15 FIG. 64 is a perspective view of another appliance holder or plate of the present invention; FIG. 65 is a perspective view of a slide plate assembly prepared according to the present invention; FIG. 66 is a view of FIG. 65 Detailed enlarged sectional view of the structure; Fig. 67 is a perspective view of a garlic juicer of the present invention; Fig. 68 is shown in Fig. 18 Side view of a citrus juicer in Figure 20; Figures 69, 70, and 71 are cross-sectional views taken along lines 69-69, 70-70, and 71-71, respectively; Figures 72 and 73 are inventions, respectively Top and bottom views of the can opener in the closed position; Figures 74 and 75 are top and bottom views of the device shown in Figures 72 and 73 in the open position 45 200400805; Figure 76 is a view of the present invention. A perspective view of another embodiment of a sliding plate; Fig. 77 is a top view of a kitchen drawer installed in a combination of Fig. 76; 5 Fig. 78 is a plate shown in Fig. 65 placed in a kitchen drawer Top view; Figure 79 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 79-79 of Figure 76; Figures 80 and 81 are each equipped with a single appliance (Figure 80) or a set of equipment (Figure 81 ) A top view of a package sold as an accessory of the kit of the present invention; FIG. 82 is a front perspective, partially cutaway view of a package, and the package includes a package made in accordance with the present invention. Plan to sell. [Representative symbols for the main elements of the diagram] 50 Utensil set 70 Groove 52 Container 72 Groove 54 Container 74 Groove 55 Top wall 76 Groove 56 Side wall 80 Drop piece 58 Upright wall 81 Drop piece 59 Cover 82 Ice cream structure 60 Straight line Side wall 83 Notch 62 Groove 84 Pizza cutting wheel; Pisa cutter 64 Groove 86 Peeler 66 Groove 88 Handle 68 Groove 90 Melon ball block 46 200400805 92 Citrus fruit peeler 142 Stop element 94 Citrus Juicer 144 Body 96 Kitchen drawer 146 Stopper element 98 Container 148 Stopper element 100 Container 150 Stopper element 102 Container 154 Inner ring 104 Cheese slicer 156 Marking; Edge 106 Grater 158 Marking; Edge 108 Cone Shaped grip part 160, numbered; edge 110, retaining ring 162, arrow 112, receiving part 164, numbered; edge 114, hard plastic bottom 166, protrusion 116, rib 168, round front 118, rib 170, recess 120, half 172, protruding Edge 122 Half 174 Arm 124 Protrusion 176 Stainless steel cutter 126 Coil spring 178 Holder 128 Groove 182 Support arm 130 Cover 184 Support arm 132 Front Edge 186 Support 134 Front edge 188 Support 136 Narrow neck area 190 Plastic roller 140 Tip 192 Stainless steel cutting line 47 200400805 193 Stainless steel nail 240 Release button 194 Arm 242 Horizontal peeler 196 Support 246 Side wall 200 Blunt end 248 Protrusion 202 ridge 250 arm 204 ridge 252 pivot point 205 groove 254 protrusion 206 ridge 256 receiving hole 207 groove 258 hook arm; handle 208 support arm 259 housing 209 bowl-shaped spoon 260 attachment 210 square rod 262 release Button 214 Peeler 263 Hole 218 Erecting support 264 Latching element 220 Blade erecting structure 265 孑 L 222 Cutting blade 266 Fastening surface 224 Magnifying portion 268 Bolt 226 Stainless steel rod 270 Latching element 228 Cutting bowl 271 Fastening surface 230 Arm 272 Weighing scale 232 Arm 274 Spring 234 Supporting element 276 Accessory 236 Stainless steel cutting blade 278 Blade 238 Handle 280 Accessory 48 200400805 281 Conical entrance hole 323 282 Support arm 324 Bread knife 284 Ice desert bowl 326 Spoon 286 Number 330 Knife 288 Handle 332 Apple Peeler 290 Attachment 334 Support 292 Claw 336 Slope Cutting surface 294 Gear teeth 338 Block 296 Handle 339 Wooden block 300 Coil spring 340 Upper surface 302 Box portion 342 Hole 304 End connection portion 344 Sub L 305 Arrow 346 Knife 306 Number 348 Protrusion 307 Arrow 350 Handle erection Storage unit 308 Hole 351 Top wall 309 Next wall 352 Modular storage and display unit 310 Receiving recess 354 Modular storage and display unit 312 Housing 356 Modular storage and display unit 314 First connection 358 Groove 316 Grab Piece 360 protrusion 320 fork 361 sub L 321 end 362 upper curved surface 322 medium carving knife 364 front side wall 49 200400805 366 notch or gap 456 bending guide 368 rear wall 458 drive wheel 370 tab 460 horizontal circular cutting blade 372 Vertical element 462 Bottle opener / perforating can opener 374 Moulded carbonate frame 464 Metal ring 378 Stainless steel grinder blade 466 Lower protrusion 379 Lower or outer end of the grinder 468 Metal perforating can opener 380 Grind Breaker teeth 470 Finishing plate 392 Plate 472 Groove 394 Plate 474 Groove 396 Flat upper wall 476 Groove 398 Vertical side wall 478 Groove 400 Vertical Side wall 480, lever 402, number 482, support wall 404, number 484, side wall 406, vertical rod 486, plastic protection cover 408, upper end 488, plastic blade protection 410, flange 490, improvement device 412, rubber pad 500, finishing tray 414, groove 502, side wall 416, groove 503, symbol 450 Can opener 504 Partition wall 452 Body 505 Letter W 454 Handle 506 Partition wall 50 200400805 508 4 Φ Differ 576 Groove 510 Mark 578 Notch 512 Mark 580 Notch 514 Mark 582 Measuring device 516 Chassis 584 Measuring device 518 Storage Section 586 Measuring device 520 Receiving section 590 Combination of two stacked disks 522 Receiving section 592 Reel 524 Receiving section 594 Reel 530 Reel 596 Horizontal support plate 534 Horizontal partition 59B Receiving section 536 Vertical partition 600 Side 538 Space 602 Upper edge 540 space 606 arc groove 542 space 610 bottom 552 bottom plastic plate 612 dotted line 554 protrusion; top 620 garlic juicer 555 rod 622 handle half 556 top; upright ridge 624 handle half 557 side wall 626 cover 558 top 627 plastic Protrusion 560 Top 628 Garlic Juicer Lower Half 572 Groove 6 29 hole 574 groove 630 number 51 200400805 640 can opener 669 arrow 642 middle support element 674 kitchen drawer 644 arm 676 kitchen drawer 646 arm 680 card 648 jagged metal edge element 682 hook hole 650 metal edge 684 color bar code 652 label 686 Card 654 Label 688 Hanging Fishing Hole 656 Metal Nail 690 Bar Code 657 Long Hole 694 Bar Code 660 Combination 696 Box 662 Plate 698 Plate 664 Plate 700 Color Labeled Bar Code 666 Plate 702 Upright Cover 52

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200400805 The scope of patent application: 1. A kitchen utensil set including a container, the container is positioned in a drawer, and several kitchen utensils are placed in the container. The utensil can be selected from the following groups: (a)-handle, It has a connection structure that releasably fixes an attachment with a matching connection structure 5 construct to the handle, and at least one of the attachments has the matching connection structure; (b) several attachments, and each attachment has a matching Connection structure; (c) a handle with a connection structure and several attachments each having a matching connection structure; the container has a supporting structure with a plurality of grooves 10, and when the container is positioned at a level On the surface, each groove supports the appliance in a generally horizontal direction. 2. For the appliance set of item 1 of the scope of patent application, the shape of each groove matches the contour of a different appliance in the appliance, and is opened upward to allow the appliance to be placed in the groove with vertical movement, and self-recessing Remove from slot. 15 3. The appliance set according to item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the accessory is a free pizza cutter, peeler, grater, spice extractor, cheese slicer, melons cut ball 杓, ice cream 杓, Citrus juicer, corer, fork, knife, spoon, blender, can opener, bottle opener. 4. The appliance set according to item 1 of the patent application scope, wherein one of the handles or accessories 20 has a spring-loaded locking element for fixing to a matching recess on the other handle or accessory when the handle and the accessory are pressed together In the groove, the shape of the matching locking element can be removed when the matching locking element is pressed against the locking element, and the spring-loaded locking element is positioned and biased to snap into the groove. 53 5 kinds of evening tools Weifang tools, including:-a handle; a kitchen appliance for connecting the hand, the handle has a spring biased element, the appliance has an M element-a receiving part and a material guide groove When the surface is close to two Itl pieces, it is used to move the component to the non-engaging position and release the catch to hold the material in the elastic field to support the silk hand and a cam surface secreted from __, and it can be set on the handle and can be manually operated. A grounding operation is performed to withdraw the Flash 7C piece from the accommodating portion to release a release element from the handle. 6. The multiple-safety kitchen puller device according to item 5 of the claim 4, wherein the handle 10 has a groove 'and the appliance has a protrusion that can be fixed to the groove when the appliance is connected to the handle. 7 · If you apply for a patent_ Item 5 of the multi-tool kitchen redware device, where the accessory of the kitchen tool is a free pizza cutter, peeler, grinder, spice extractor 4, picking piece H, melon cut ball system, Ice cream structure 'hangs a group of 15 oranges, corers, knives, riders, liners, can openers, and bottle openers. 8. If you apply for the multi-kitchen kitchen redware set of item 5, 1 also includes =, the ring is rotatably mounted on the handle, the ring has a shape-fitting hole, and a ring-shaped element. —Inner edge, 20 The dog exit has a groove that can be used as the accommodating portion of the catcher. The ring can be aligned in the ring with the center hole in the ring in the first position and the inner edge of the hole. An elastic biasing element located in the groove to rotate between the second position and to drive the ring toward the second position. 9.-A handle for a multi-tool kitchen redware device, the handle includes a long body element; in the body element 1-releasable connection 54 200400805 structure; the connection structure is suitable for A plurality of kitchen utensil accessories with a matching connection structure are loosely fixed to the handle; the body is made of a relatively solid material; an elastic cover molded on the body element, the cover and the body element form a shape to fit the grip 5 of the user's hand shape. 10. A tool in a multi-tool kitchen tool system, the tool comprising: a kitchen tool having a working end and a connecting end; a connecting device on the connecting end, the connecting device including a handle connected to the tool A spring load-bearing element on the top; a protrusion formed by being fixed into a corresponding recess 10 groove on the handle and engaging the side wall of the groove to prevent the tool and the handle from rotating with each other; the groove has a protrusion substantially perpendicular to the protrusion It moves to at least one receiving surface in the direction of the groove, and the groove is positioned and formed to receive the latch element until the connection with the surface is withdrawn. 11. The appliance according to item 10 of the patent application scope, wherein the kitchen tool is selected from 15 by a pizza cutter, peeler, grater, spice extractor, cheese slicer, melons, scallions, ice cream A group of coriander, citrus juicer, corer, fork, knife, spoon, blender, can opener, bottle opener. 12. —A method for manufacturing a multi-tool kitchen utensil set, the method includes the steps of molding a 20 plastic handle bottom element and co-molding an elastic cover to the bottom element, and the molded body includes a plastic attached with an attachment connecting protrusion形 槽。 Shaped groove. 13. A kitchen utensil set comprising a container and a plurality of kitchen utensils in the container, and the utensil is selected from the following resistance groups: (a)-a handle having a releasably fixed with a matching connection structure 55 200400805 An attachment of the body to a connection structure of the handle, and at least one of the accessories has the matching connection structure; (b) several accessories, each of which has a matching connection structure; (c) a handle, and has A connection structure and a plurality of 5 attachments each having a matching connection structure form at least one wall of a plurality of grooves, and each groove is sized to accommodate one of the appliances; and several extend upward from the wall to support A rod of another kitchen utensil container on the first container with a distance. 14. In the case of the set of patent application item 13, each groove is formed into a shape of a tool selected from the tools, and its depth allows a substantial portion of each tool to extend upwardly out of the groove. 15. A tray for supporting kitchen utensils, the tray comprising a wall forming a horizontal support surface, a plurality of kitchen utensil grooves supported by the support surface, and a plurality of extensions extending from the support surface to support another Kitchen utensil tray 15 A rod on the first tray, wherein each groove has a vertically extending wall extending to a height substantially smaller than the height of an appliance placed in the groove, so that a solid portion of the appliance extends to the groove. outer. 16. A tray for supporting kitchen utensils, the tray comprising a support wall forming a horizontal support surface, a plurality of 20 kitchen grooves supported by the support surface, and at least one groove, the concave The trough has a visible mark indicating one of several kitchen appliances fixed into the groove. 17. For example, the disk of claim 16, wherein the mark is selected from the following group: (a) the groove has the shape of an appliance; 56 200400805 (b) a visible representative of the appliance; c) English alphabet marks; (d) Color bar codes that match the color of the groove and the color on the appliance; 5 (e) A combination of two or more groups. 18. As for the plate under the scope of patent application No. 16, it is placed in a kitchen drawer with a supporting structure supporting a second plate thereon; the supporting structure is selected from the following groups: (a)-sliding A structure for allowing the second plate to slide on the first plate 10 to expose at least a portion of the first plate; and (b) several upwardly extending from the support wall to support the second plate on the first plate Rod with a distance between the two disks. 19. A citrus juicer comprising: a flat ellipsoid gradually tapering to an obtuse point on one end and a handle element opposite to the end of the end; the 15 flat ellipsoid has several long shapes, which are quite deep and Wide from the adjacent end to the groove adjacent to the end and spaced from each other on the perimeter; and several relatively narrow elongated grooves having a relatively narrow width extending in the same direction as the deep groove and spaced apart Ground is positioned on the perimeter between the deep grooves. 20. A kitchen utensil set comprising: 20 at least one utensil storage support supported by a utensil support packaging; a plurality of kitchen utensils, each of which is packaged separately from any utensil support; the utensil support has several An accommodation part, each accommodation part having a first mark identifying one of a specific appliance among the appliances intended to be supported by the accommodation part; the appliance holder package has a holder mark which identifies the support loaded by the appliance set to be supported 57 200400805 Each appliance package is marked with at least one holder mark, which cooperates with the mark on the holder package intended to support the appliance. 58