DE554483C

DE554483C - Device for pressing cooking pots, which do not have a pressing device provided during manufacture, onto electric heating plates

Info

Publication number: DE554483C
Application number: DENDAT554483D
Authority: DE
Original assignee: Voigt and Haeffner AG
Current assignee: Voigt and Haeffner AG
Publication date: 1932-07-11

Description

1. Vorrichtung zum Andrücken von Kochtöpfen, die keine schon bei der Herstellung vorgesehene Andrückvorrichtung besitzen, an elektrische Heizplatten, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß diese Vorrichtung aus zwei oder mehreren federnden, in ihrer Länge verstellbaren Andrückstücken besteht, die mit ihrem einen Ende an der Heizplatte, mit ihrem anderen Ende am Griff, Topfrand oder Deckel des Kochtopfes leicht lösbar angebracht sind.1. Device for pressing saucepans that do not have any during manufacture have provided pressing device on electrical heating plates, characterized in that this device consists of two or more resilient, adjustable in length pressure pieces, one end of which on the heating plate, with the other end on the handle, rim or lid of the saucepan are easily detachable.

2. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das federnde Haltestück aus einem auf einem Teil wellenartig geformten Stahlband besteht, welches an dem einen Ende mit -Löchern versehen ist, durch die ein an der Heizplatte angebrachter oder eingeschobener Stab hindurchtritt, und welches an dem ■ anderen Ende hakenartig ausgebildet ist, um den Kochtopf an geeigneter Stelle zu übergreifen.2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the resilient Holding piece consists of a steel band shaped like a wave on one part, which has holes at one end is provided through which a rod attached or pushed in on the heating plate passes, and which is attached to the ■ the other end is designed like a hook to the saucepan at a suitable point overlap.

*) Von dem Patentsucher ist als der Erfinder angegeben worden:*) The patent seeker stated as the inventor:

Dr. Friedrich Jordan in Frankfurt a. M.Dr. Friedrich Jordan in Frankfurt a. M.

Hierzu 1 Blatt Zeichnungen1 sheet of drawings

Claims

In order to transfer the heat from electric heating plates to saucepans as much as possible To achieve this without loss, it is necessary to press both parts tightly together. With saucepans, which are intended for electrical heating, it is already known that this by suitable, for example bayonet-like To press the connection against the heating plate. A special device is firmly attached to this attached to the saucepan. Also for saucepans that are used with other heating sources can be, it was proposed, by means of a special device, not only that Vessel to the hotplate, but also to press the lid onto the vessel at the same time. This arrangement has the disadvantage that in the saucepan, it should be firmly attached to the Rest on the hotplate, and the lid is pressed firmly on, so that a dangerous state when cooking can occur. Furthermore, in order to get to the food, one has to first loosen the pressing device, what is very time consuming. The invention now shows an arrangement which can easily be adapted to each Cooking pot can be attached and distinguished by its simplicity from the familiar Different arrangements. It consists in putting only the saucepan on the hotplate is pressed, by means of two or more resilient, adjustable in length pressure pieces that with their one end on the heating plate, with its other end on the handle, rim or lid of the saucepan easily detachable are. For example, the resilient pressure piece is wave-shaped on one part formed steel band, one end of which is provided with holes through which a on the heating plate attached or inserted rod passes, and its the other end is designed like a hook to either the handle of the saucepan or the edge of the pan or to grip the edge of the lid. In this way it is possible to make saucepans that have no special holding device to press firmly against the heating plate.

The figure shows this innovation, α is the heating plate, b is the saucepan; c is the pressure device, consisting of two steel straps attached to both sides of the saucepan, which are designed to be resilient at d. The lower ends are provided with holes through which a rod (corresponding to the height of the pot) passes, which is mounted below the heating plate. The upper ends of the pressing device are hook-shaped and encompass either the handle g or the cover h.