TWM565534U - Steaming rack - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a steamer structure comprising a tray and at least three support legs that are annularly coupled to the periphery of the tray. The tray body has an outer peripheral edge and an upper surface and a lower surface separated by a height direction of the outer peripheral edge, and a hollow portion between the upper surface and the lower surface and extending between the upper and lower surfaces; each supporting leg a leg portion extending in a height direction, the leg portion having a first end coupled to the tray and a second end extending oppositely, the second end having a support portion extending laterally, the support portion The utility model further comprises an ear portion extending in the longitudinal direction; when the two steaming racks are stacked up and down, the supporting segments of the supporting legs of the upper steaming frame will abut against the upper surface of the lower steaming frame, and the supporting legs of the upper steaming frame The ear will be limited to the tray of the lower steaming shelf, and the upper steamer will be restricted from lateral movement relative to the tray of the lower steaming shelf, thereby improving the stability of the steamer stack implementation.

Description

Steaming rack

The present invention relates to the field of cooking appliances, and more particularly to a steaming rack for providing food cooking.

There are many cooking methods for food cooking or heating. The "steaming" of food is simple and maintains the original taste of the food, so this treatment is popular with many people.

When cooking food using a steamer such as an electric cooker, it is no longer necessary to use a steaming rack to carry food to be isolated from the water that provides heating and transpiration, or to place different foods in separate stacks.

At present, the steaming rack for the city's apprenticeship is mainly composed of a tray for holding food and supporting feet, and a plurality of supporting legs are uniformly welded and welded to the lower end of the disc-shaped tray so that the supporting legs can stably support and raise the tray. .

However, in cooking, one cooking process may be required to process multiple dishes. Thus, multiple steaming racks are required to be stacked on each other to carry food, so as to cook multiple dishes at the same time; generally known steam frame structure design The structure of the two-two steaming racks stacked on each other is not designed to be inked, so that the steaming racks which are conventionally stacked on each other are often dumped due to the unevenness of the stack.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a steaming rack structure, which can effectively improve the problem that the conventional steaming rack is not stable when placed in a stack, thereby avoiding dish dumping.

According to the present invention, a steamer includes a tray and at least three support legs coupled to the periphery of the tray; the tray body has an outer circumference and an upper surface separated by a height direction of the outer circumference a surface, between the upper surface and the lower surface, has a hollow portion extending between the upper and lower surfaces; each support leg includes a leg extending in a height direction, the leg having a first end coupled to the tray And a second end of the opposite end, the second end has a support section extending toward a central portion of the tray, the support section further comprising an ear portion extending in a longitudinal direction; when the two steamers are up and down When stacked, the support sections of the support legs of the upper steamer will abut the upper surface of the lower steamer, and the ears of the support legs of the upper steamer will be placed in the hollow of the lower steamer.

In an embodiment, the support section extends toward an outer side of the outer circumference of the tray, and the support section further includes an ear portion extending in a longitudinal direction; when the two steaming racks are stacked up and down, the upper layer of the steamer The support sections of the respective support legs will abut against the upper surface of the lower layer of the steamer, and the ears of the respective support legs of the upper layer of the steamer will abut the outside of the outer periphery of the lower layer of the lower header.

In one embodiment, the tray includes a first ring forming the outer circumference, the first ring forming the outer circumference, and the hollow portion is formed at the inner ring of the first ring, the support legs The support segment is vertically opposite to the first ring.

Preferably, the tray further comprises a plurality of second loops fixed in the first loop, the first loop and the second loop and the first loop and the second loop are separated The space constitutes the hollow.

In one embodiment, the support section of each support leg has a recess adjacent the ear position, the recess being vertically opposite the first loop.

Other objects, advantages and features of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments illustrated herein.

10‧‧‧Steamer

20‧‧‧Tray

22‧‧‧ outer periphery

24‧‧‧ upper surface

26‧‧‧ Lower surface

28‧‧‧镂空部

40‧‧‧Support feet

42‧‧‧ legs

422‧‧‧ first end

424‧‧‧ second end

44‧‧‧Support section

442‧‧‧ recessed department

46‧‧ Ears

60‧‧‧ first ring

62‧‧‧second ring

40A‧‧‧Support feet

42A‧‧‧ legs

422A‧‧‧ first end

424A‧‧‧ second end

44A‧‧‧Support section

442A‧‧‧ recessed department

46A‧‧ Ears

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the steamer of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the two steaming racks being stacked on top of each other.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the steamer of the present invention.

4 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the two steaming racks of another embodiment of FIG. 3 when stacked on top of each other.

Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the implementation of a steaming rack according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a steaming rack 10 provided by the present invention is a steaming rack 10 which can be bent from a metal strip, and the steaming rack 10 includes a tray 20. And a plurality of supporting legs 40; the tray 20 has an outer peripheral edge 22 and an upper surface 24 and a lower surface 26 separated by a height direction of the outer peripheral edge 22, the upper surface 24 and the lower surface 26 There is a plurality of hollow portions 28 extending through the upper surface 24 and the lower surface 26; in the preferred embodiment shown in the drawings, the tray 20 is circular and the first circle is formed by bending a metal strip. The ring 60 and a plurality of second loops 62 consolidated in the first loop 60, and the first loop 60 and the second loop 62 and the first loop 60 and each second loop 62 The space separated by the space constitutes the hollow portion 28, and the first ring 60 forms the outer circumference 22.

The support legs 40 are combined with the tray 20, in the figure, at least three support feet A 40 ring is disposed about the lower surface 26 of the tray 20, and each support leg 40 includes a leg portion 42 extending longitudinally from the lower surface 26 of the tray 20, the leg portion 42 having a first end coupled to the tray 20. 422 and a second end 424 extending oppositely, the second end 424 having a support section 44 extending transversely and vertically opposite the outer periphery 22 of the tray 20. Preferably, the support section 44 is toward the tray The central portion of the support portion 44 extends; the end of the support portion 44 further includes an ear portion 46 extending in the longitudinal direction thereof, and the support portion 44 may have a recess portion 442 adjacent to the position of the ear portion 46; 1 to 2, in a preferred embodiment, as shown, the leg portion 42 is formed by bending a metal strip, that is, the leg portion 42 and the support portion 44 and the ear portion 46 are The metal strip is bent in one piece. Moreover, the supporting leg 40 is oppositely disposed outside the outer peripheral edge 22 of the tray 20, and the supporting portion 44 extends toward the outer portion of the tray 20 with respect to the outer side of the outer peripheral edge 22; the ear portion 46 is formed vertically opposite to the tray 20 At the position of the hollow portion 28 on the inner side of the circumference 22, the ear portion 46 is perpendicular to the inner ring end of the first ring 60, and the recess portion 442 is perpendicular to the first ring 60. The diameter of the circular region formed by the connection of the three ears 46 is smaller than the diameter of the outer periphery 22 of the tray 20.

In the steaming rack 10 of the present invention, when the two steaming racks 10 are stacked in two, the steaming rack 10 of the lower layer is smoothly placed by the supporting legs 40, and the steaming rack 10 of the upper layer is supported by the supporting legs 40. The support section 44 will be placed on the upper surface 24 of the tray 20 of the lower layer of the steamer 10, that is, the recessed portion 442 of the upper layer of the steamer 10 will span the first ring 60 of the lower layer of the steamer, and the The ears 46 of the respective support legs 40 of the upper steaming frame 10 will be placed in the hollow portion 28 of the lower layer steamer 10 and abut against the inner ring end of the first ring 60 of the lower layer steamer 10, thus being located on the upper layer. The steaming rack 10 will be restrained from lateral movement relative to the tray 20 of the lower steaming rack 10, thereby improving the stability of the stacking of the steaming rack 10.

According to the technical content of this creation, another feasible implementation is shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4. As shown, the support leg 40A of the steamer 10 includes a leg portion 42A extending longitudinally from the lower surface 26 of the tray 20, the leg portion 42A having a first end 422A coupled to the tray 20 and a relatively extending portion a second end 424A having a support section 44A extending transversely and vertically opposite the outer periphery 22 of the tray 20, the support section 44A extending toward the outer side of the outer periphery 22 of the tray 20; The end of the support portion 44A further includes an ear portion 46A extending in the longitudinal direction thereof, and the support portion 44A may have a recess portion 442A adjacent to the position of the ear portion 46A, the ear portion 46A being perpendicular to the The outer side of the outer peripheral edge 22 of the tray 20, that is, the outer ring end of the first ring 60, and the recessed portion 442 is perpendicular to the first ring 60; the circular diameter formed by the circle of the three ears 46A is larger than The outer diameter of the outer periphery 22 of the tray 20 is the same.

In the above embodiment, when the two steaming racks 10 are stacked in two, the steaming rack 10 of the lower layer is smoothly placed by the supporting legs 40A, and the steaming rack 10 of the upper layer is supported by the supporting legs 40A. 44A will be placed on the upper surface 24 of the tray 20 of the lower layer of the steamer 10, that is, the recessed portion 442A of the upper layer of the steamer 10 spans the first ring 60 of the lower layer of the steamer, and the upper layer of the steamer The ears 46A of each of the support legs 40A will abut against the outer ring end of the first ring 60 of the lower layer of the steamer 10, such that the steamer 10 at the upper level will be constrained from being opposed to the tray of the lower layer of the steamer 10. A lateral movement occurs on the 20 to enhance the stability of the stacking of the steamer 10.

In summary, the present steamer 10 has good stability on the stacking, and the structure is simple and the cost is low.

It will be readily understood by those skilled in the art that the various preferred embodiments described above can be freely combined and superimposed without conflict.

In the embodiment disclosed in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the ears 46 of the support legs 40 are substantially achievable to limit the lateral direction of the upper steamer 10 on the lower steamer 10 when stacked. Movement, as such, the recessed portion 442 of the support section 44 is a structural feature that can be deleted. As shown in FIG. 5, another embodiment of the structural design of the steamer according to FIG. 1 without the "recessed portion" is shown. An example of a steaming rack 10.

The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention, and various changes and modifications may be made to the present invention by those skilled in the art. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of this creation shall be covered by the scope of this creation.

Claims (8)

A steaming rack (10) comprising: a tray (20) having an outer periphery (22) and an upper surface (24) separated by a height direction of the outer periphery (22) And a lower surface (26) between the upper surface (24) and the lower surface (26) and having a hollow portion (28) extending between the upper and lower surfaces (24), (26); at least three annular distributions On the support leg (40) of the lower surface (26) of the tray (20), each support leg (40) includes a leg portion (42) extending in a height direction, the leg portion (42) having the tray (20) a first end (422) of the combination and a second end (424) extending oppositely, the second end (424) having a support section (44) extending toward a central portion of the tray (20) The support section (44) further includes an ear portion (46) extending in the longitudinal direction; and when the two steaming racks (10) are stacked up and down, the support section of each support leg (40) of the upper steaming rack (10) (44) will abut against the upper surface (24) of the lower layer of the steamer (10), and the ears (46) of the support legs (40) of the upper layer of the steamer (10) will be placed in the lower layer of the steamer ( 10) in the hollow part (28). The steaming rack (10) of claim 1, wherein the tray (20) comprises a first loop (60) forming the outer circumference (22), the first loop (60) forming The outer periphery (22), the hollow portion (28) is formed at the inner ring of the first ring (60), and the supporting portion (44) of each supporting leg (40) is perpendicular to the first ring (60). The steaming rack (10) of claim 2, wherein the tray (20) further comprises a plurality of second loops (62) consolidated in the first loop (60), the first The space separated by a ring (60) and the second ring (62) and between the first ring (60) and each of the second ring (62) constitutes the hollow portion (28). The steaming rack (10) of claim 2, wherein the supporting section (44) of each supporting leg (40) has a recess (442) adjacent to the ear (46), The recess (442) is vertically opposite the first loop (60). A steaming rack (10) comprising: a tray (20) having an outer periphery (22) and an upper surface (24) separated by a height direction of the outer periphery (22) And a lower surface (26) between the upper surface (24) and the lower surface (26) and having a hollow portion (28) extending between the upper and lower surfaces (24), (26); at least three annular distributions On the support leg (40A) of the lower surface (26) of the tray (20), each support leg (40A) includes a leg portion (42A) extending longitudinally in a height direction, the leg portion (42A) having the tray (20) a first end (422A) of the combination and a second end (424A) extending oppositely, the second end (424A) having a support extending toward an outer side of the outer periphery (22) of the tray (20) Section (44A), the support section (44A) further includes an ear portion (46A) extending in the longitudinal direction; and when the two steaming racks (10) are stacked up and down, the upper steaming rack (10) support legs (40A) The support section (44A) will abut the upper surface (24) of the lower layer of the steamer (10), and the ears (46A) of the support legs (40A) of the upper layer of the steamer (10) will abut the lower layer The outer side of the outer circumference (22) of the steaming rack (10). The steaming rack (10) of claim 5, wherein the tray (20) comprises a first loop (60) forming the outer circumference (22), the first loop (60) forming The outer periphery (22), the hollow portion (28) is formed at the inner ring of the first ring (60), and the supporting portion (44A) of each supporting leg (40A) is perpendicular to the first ring (60). The steaming rack (10) of claim 6, wherein the tray (20) further comprises a plurality of second loops (62) consolidated in the first loop (60), the first The space separated by a ring (60) and the second ring (62) and between the first ring (60) and each of the second ring (62) constitutes the hollow portion (28). The steaming rack (10) of claim 6, wherein the support section (44A) of each support leg (40A) has a recess (442A) adjacent to the ear (46A). The recess (442A) is vertically opposite the first loop (60).