RU2585106C2 - Pan (versions) - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: personal and household goods.

SUBSTANCE: pan comprises a body with handle made of non-metallic material, front end of which is attached to body, rear end has a hole, characterised by that pan handle includes stationary part attached to housing, having on its upper surface a magnet, elongated along longitudinal axis of handle flush with upper surface of stationary part or at least 2 magnets located along longitudinal axis of handle flush with upper surface of stationary part or in recesses on upper surface of stationary part, or in form of projections on upper surface of stationary part, and detachable part being kitchen blade arranged on stationary part, having on its lower surface of material capable of attracted to magnet is arranged on stationary magnets part handle flush with lower surface of detachable part, or in recesses of corresponding shape and arrangement of ledges on stationary part, or in form of protrusions of corresponding shape and arrangement of recesses in stationary part.

EFFECT: design of a pan is disclosed.

3 cl, 6 dwg

Description

The invention relates to cooking utensils, in particular to pans.

Known pan (US No. 6032822), the handle of which contains a channel for the location of the kitchen scapula, while the kitchen scapula is located so that its handle is embedded in the channel of the handle of the pan, and the second part is located above the pan.

The disadvantage of this pan is that to remove the kitchen scapula from the canal, it is necessary to take on the part of the kitchen scapula located above the pan, while there is a possibility of burning yourself with boiling products.

Known pan (US No. 5924592), the handle of which has a V-shaped recess for the location of the kitchen scapula.

The disadvantage of this pan is the insufficient reliability of fastening the kitchen scapula in the V-shaped channel, in particular, when the pan is placed on a hook on the wall.

The specified pan on technical grounds is the closest to the proposed invention.

The aim of the invention is the creation of a pan, securely holding a kitchen scoop on itself, providing convenient access to a kitchen scapula.

The technical result of the invention is:

1) increase the safety of operation of the pan;

2) an increase in the level of hygiene of the cooking process;

3) increase the strength and life of the pan.

The technical result is achieved in that the pan containing the housing with a handle made of non-metallic material, the front end of which is attached to the housing, the rear end has an opening, characterized in that the handle of the pan includes a stationary part attached to the housing having a magnet on its upper surface elongated along the longitudinal axis of the handle flush with the upper surface of the stationary part or at least 2 magnets located along the longitudinal axis of the handle flush with the upper surface the stationary part, or in the recesses on the upper surface of the stationary part, or made in the form of protrusions on the upper surface of the stationary part, and a removable part, which is a kitchen spatula, located on the stationary part, having on its lower surface inserts made of material that can be attracted to the magnet, located respectively to the magnets on the stationary part of the handle flush with the bottom surface of the removable part, or in the recesses corresponding to the shape and location of the protrusions on the stationary part, or made in the form of protrusions corresponding to the shape and location of the recesses in the stationary part.

The stationary part of the handle with the removable part installed on it, which is the kitchen spatula, is the handle of the pan. Moving the pan is possible for the handle, both with the removable part installed and with the removable part removed. The kitchen spatula and the stationary part of the handle of the pan are made of non-metallic material.

The removable part of the handle is held on the stationary part of the handle due to the fact that on the upper surface of the stationary part there is a magnet extended along the longitudinal axis of the handle, or at least 2 magnets located along the longitudinal axis of the handle are flush with the upper surface of the stationary part, and on the lower surface the removable part of the handle there are inserts of material that can be attracted to the magnet, located respectively by magnets on the stationary part of the handle, flush with the bottom surface of the removable part.

Alternatively, the magnets can be located on the removable part of the handle, and inserts of material that can be attracted to the magnet can be located on the stationary part of the handle.

Alternatively, the magnets can be located in the recesses on the upper surface of the stationary part of the handle or have the form of protrusions on the upper surface of the stationary part of the handle, and inserts made of material that can be attracted to the magnet can be located in the recesses on the lower surface of the removable part of the handle, corresponding to the protrusions on the stationary part , or may take the form of protrusions corresponding to the recesses on the upper surface of the stationary part of the handle of the pan.

For the convenience of removing the kitchen scapula from the stationary part of the handle of the pan, a rounding or chamfer is made on the lower edge of the removable part and the upper edge of the stationary part. Alternatively, the width of the removable part may be greater than the width of the stationary part, or the length of the rear part of the removable part may be greater than the length of the rear part of the stationary part.

The front part of the removable part of the handle to give it the shape of a kitchen scapula is made expanding.

To accommodate the pan on the wall hook in the rear of the pan handle, a hole is made that passes through the stationary part and the kitchen spatula. The hole in the kitchen spatula is aligned with the hole in the stationary part. A rounding or chamfer is made on the upper edge of the hole in the kitchen spatula.

The invention is illustrated by drawings, where:

figure 1 - shows a pan with a handle;

figure 2 is a view of the end face of the handle with the hole shown in the rear of the handle;

figure 3 is a top view of the removable part of the handle of the pan;

figure 4 - the handle of the pan with magnets located in the recesses on the stationary part;

figure 5 - the handle of the pan with magnets having the shape of protrusions on the stationary part, the length of the rear part of the removable part of the handle is greater than the length of the stationary part of the handle;

figure 6 is a view of the end face of the handle with a removable part of the handle having a greater width than the width of the stationary part of the handle.

The frying pan comprises a housing 1 and a handle including a stationary part 2, with the front end attached to the housing 1, and a removable part 3, which is a kitchen spatula lying on the stationary part 2.

On the upper surface of the stationary part 2 of the handle there are 2 magnets 4 located along the longitudinal axis of the handle of the pan flush with the upper surface of the stationary part 2. On the lower surface of the removable part 3 there are inserts 5 made of material that can be attracted to the magnet, located respectively by magnets 4 on the stationary part 2 pan handles flush with the bottom surface of the removable part 3.

Alternatively, magnets 4 can be located on the removable part 3 of the handle, and inserts 5 of material that can be attracted to the magnet can be located on the stationary part 2 of the handle.

Alternatively, magnets 4 can be located in recesses B on the upper surface of the stationary part 2 of the handle or made in the form of protrusions B on the upper surface of the stationary part 2. Inserts 5 made of material that can be attracted to the magnet can be protrusions G located on the lower the surface of the removable part 3, corresponding in shape and location to the recesses B on the stationary part 2, or may be located in the recesses D on the lower surface of the removable part 3, corresponding in shape and location to the protrusion Pam B on the stationary part 2 handles.

On the lower edge E of the removable part 3 and the upper edge W of the stationary part 2, a rounding or chamfer is made. Alternatively, the width of the removable part 3 may be greater than the width of the stationary part 2, or the length of the rear part of the removable part 3 may be greater than the length of the rear part of the stationary part 2.

The front part K of the removable part 3 is made expandable.

In the back of the handle of the pan there is a through hole L passing through the stationary part 2 and the removable part 3. The upper edge of the hole L in the removable part 3 has a rounding M.

Claims (3)

1. A frying pan containing a housing with a handle made of non-metallic material, the front end of which is attached to the housing, the rear end has an opening, characterized in that the handle of the pan includes a stationary part attached to the housing, having at least its upper surface 2 magnets located along the longitudinal axis of the handle, and a removable part, which is a kitchen spatula, located on the stationary part, having on its lower surface inserts made of material that can be attracted to the magnet, located respectively to the magnets on the stationary part of the handle. 2. A frying pan according to claim 1, characterized in that the magnets are flush with the upper surface of the stationary part of the handle. 3. A frying pan according to claim 1, characterized in that the inserts of a material capable of being attracted to the magnet are flush with the bottom surface of the removable part of the handle.

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