TWM530572U - Tweezers sheath - Google Patents

Description

Cookware sheath

This creation relates to a container for storing shaving utensils, especially a cookware sheath.

Generally, the cooker mainly comprises two clamp arms that can be clamped relative to each other, and one end of each clamp arm is connected to form a joint portion, and the middle portion of the two clamp arms form a bundled shoulder portion, and the shoulder portions are integrated A clamping portion that can be relatively clamped is extended, and a tip portion of the needle tip is generally formed at the end of each clamping portion. Since the grip portion of the cookware is usually provided with a sharp pointed tip, in order to prevent the cookware from accidentally stabbing the human body or destroying the article during carrying or collecting, or causing the cooker to bend and deform due to collision, it is usually The cookware is stored in the storage box or is covered by a plastic sheath to the clamping portion of the cookware.

However, the use of a general storage box does not allow the cookware to be secured in the storage case, and it is easy to damage the cookware due to shaking and collision in the storage case during carrying. In addition, the use of a plastic sheath often makes the tip of the cookware easy to penetrate or pierce the sheath and is damaged; the plastic sheath also lacks a proper positioning structure, so that the sheath is easily slipped off.

In view of the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art, the purpose of the present invention is to improve the disadvantage that the existing sheath lacks a proper positioning structure, the protection effect is not good, and it is easy to slip off.

Based on the foregoing objects, the technical means utilized in the present invention is to provide a cookware sheath comprising a substrate, two side plates, a closed end and an insertion opening. Each side plate is correspondingly disposed on two sides of the substrate, and each side plate further comprises a side wall and an engaging portion; each side wall is connected to the substrate; and each engaging portion is protruded from a top edge of the side wall. The closed end is formed by contacting one end of each side panel; the insertion opening is disposed opposite to the closed end.

Preferably, the substrate further includes a front end, a rear end and a bump; the front end is adjacent to the closed end; the rear end is adjacent to the insertion opening; the protrusion is disposed at the front end and the rear The ends are close to the back end. More preferably, the front end of the substrate is inclined by the bump toward the closed end of the cookware sheath. Even more preferably, the substrate further includes a concave surface disposed at a position of the front end adjacent to the closed end.

More preferably, the substrate further comprises a concave surface disposed at a position of the substrate near the closed end.

More preferably, each of the side panels further includes a top flange disposed on a side wall of each side panel and adjacent to the insertion opening.

More preferably, each of the side panels further includes a stop portion disposed on one side of each side panel relative to the side wall.

More preferably, the two side plates further comprise a snap plate formed by the connection of the two engaging portions.

The beaker sheath of the present invention can accommodate the cookware, and utilizes the engaging portions of the two side plates to assist the fixed cookware to remain closed without bounce, and save storage space. The top edge of each side panel is further stabilized against the shoulder of the cookware to enhance the fixing effect of the cookware sheath, so that the cookware is not easy to slide and release. The bumps and concave surfaces of the substrate may be such that when the cookware is stored, the tip of the cookware is kept in a suspended state and positioned in the cooker sheath to prevent the cookware from being damaged by collision; and the front end of the base plate is inclined away from the table top. When the cookware sheath is placed on the table top, the contact area with the table top is reduced, and the chance of the cooker sheath being squeezed to the cookware due to the force placement is reduced. Therefore, the beaker sheath of the present invention effectively improves the disadvantage that the existing sheath lacks a proper positioning structure, the protection effect is not good, and it is easy to slip off.

Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 2 , the cooker sheath 10 of the present invention includes a substrate 11 , two side plates 12 , a closed end 13 and an insertion opening 14 . . The substrate includes a front end 111, a rear end 112, a bump 113 and a concave surface 114; the front end 111 is adjacent to the closed end 13; the rear end 112 is adjacent to the insertion opening 14; The front end 111 and the rear end 112 are adjacent to the rear end 112; wherein the front end 111 is inclined by the protrusion 113 toward the closed end 13 of the cookware sheath 10; the concave surface 114 is disposed at the front end 111 and Near the closed end 13 position. Each of the side plates 12 is disposed on the two sides of the substrate 11. The side plates 12 further include a side wall 121, an engaging portion 122 and a stopping portion 123. The side walls 121 and the substrate 11 of the cooker sheath 10 Each of the engaging portions 122 is protruded from a top edge of each of the side walls 121; and each of the sliding portions 123 is disposed on a surface of each of the side plates 12 with respect to the side wall 121. The closed end 13 is formed by extending one end of each of the side plates 12; the insertion opening 14 is disposed opposite to the closed end 13. In a preferred embodiment, the cookware sheath 10 of the present invention is integrally molded from a plastic injection molding.

Referring to FIG. 3 to FIG. 4, the second preferred embodiment of the cookware sheath of the present invention is similar to the first preferred embodiment, wherein each side panel 12 of the cookware sheath 10 further includes a top. The abutting edge 124 and the engaging plate 125 are respectively disposed on the side wall 121 of each side plate 12 and adjacent to the insertion opening 14; the engaging plate 125 is formed by connecting the two engaging portions 122.

Referring to FIG. 5 to FIG. 6 , in a second preferred embodiment of the present invention, a cooker 20 is inserted into the cookware sheath 10 through the insertion opening 14 of the cookware sheath 10 . The cookware 20 inserted into the cookware sheath 10 is pressed and positioned by the engaging plates 125 of the side plates 12, and the clamping portion 22 of the cookware 20 is kept closed, and the shoulder portion 21 of the cookware 20 is The two top flanges 124 of the two side panels 12 of the cookware sheath 10 abut against each other to reinforce the fixture 20.

The above description is only for the description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and is not intended to be a limitation of any form of the present invention, and any person skilled in the art can use it without departing from the technical features of the present invention. The present disclosure reveals that the technical content is subject to a partial change or modification of the equivalent embodiment and should still fall within the scope of the technical features of the present invention.

10‧‧‧镊 sheath
11‧‧‧Substrate
111‧‧‧ front end
112‧‧‧ Backend
113‧‧‧Bumps
114‧‧‧ concave
12‧‧‧ side panels
121‧‧‧ side wall
122‧‧‧Clock Department
123‧‧‧Slip-up
124‧‧‧Top
125‧‧‧Plywood
13‧‧‧closed end
14‧‧‧Inlet
20‧‧‧ cookware
21‧‧‧ shoulder
22‧‧‧Clamping Department

1 is a perspective view of the first preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a cross-sectional side view of the first preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 3 is a perspective view of a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional side view of a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5 is a schematic view showing the implementation state of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6 is a plan view showing an implementation state of the second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

10‧‧‧镊 sheath

11‧‧‧Substrate

111‧‧‧ front end

112‧‧‧ Backend

113‧‧‧Bumps

114‧‧‧ concave

12‧‧‧ side panels

121‧‧‧ side wall

122‧‧‧Clock Department

123‧‧‧Slip-up

13‧‧‧closed end

14‧‧‧Inlet

Claims (8)

A cooker sheath comprising: a substrate, two side plates, each side plate correspondingly disposed on two sides of the substrate, each side plate further comprising: a side wall connected to the substrate; and a snap portion And a protruding end formed on the top edge of the side wall; a closed end formed by extending one end of each side plate; and an insertion opening disposed opposite to the closed end. The cooker sheath of claim 1, wherein the substrate further comprises a front end, a rear end and a bump; the front end is adjacent to the closed end; the rear end is adjacent to the insertion opening; Near the back end between the front end and the back end. The cookware sheath of claim 2, wherein the front end of the substrate is inclined by the projection toward the closed end of the cookware sheath. The cookware sheath of claim 3, wherein the substrate further comprises a concave surface disposed at a position of the front end adjacent to the closed end. The cookware sheath of claim 1, wherein the substrate further comprises a concave surface disposed at a position of the substrate adjacent to the closed end. The cookware sheath of claim 1, wherein each side panel further comprises a top flange disposed on a side wall of each side panel and adjacent to the insertion opening. The cookware sheath of claim 1, wherein each of the side panels further comprises a stop portion disposed on a side of each side panel relative to the side wall. The cooker sheath of claim 1, wherein the two side plates further comprise a snap plate formed by joining the two engaging portions.