阅读说明：本技术 组合式锅具 (Combined type cooker ) 是由 黄重景 黄锦颖 黄信铭 黄信雄 叶严仁 于 2019-01-15 设计创作，主要内容包括：一种组合式锅具,包括有一锅体、一锅耳及一锅柄。该锅耳形成于该锅体之一侧,该锅耳具有一可供该锅柄穿过之握孔,该握孔于两侧分别形成一内缘部及一外缘部。该锅柄具有一握持段及一结合段,该结合段具有一连接部及位于在该连接部两侧之一第一抵靠部和一第二抵靠部；该锅柄经由该结合段与该锅耳以可分离的方式结合时,该连接部穿过该握孔,使该第一抵靠部抵于该内缘部,该第二抵靠部抵于该外缘部。藉此,该锅柄可撑起该锅体,且该锅柄亦可与该锅体分离,有效提升使用锅具的灵活性。(A combined pot comprises a pot body, a pot ear and a pot handle. The handle is formed on one side of the pot body, the handle has a holding hole for the handle to pass through, and the holding hole has an inner edge and an outer edge on two sides. The pan handle is provided with a holding section and a combining section, wherein the combining section is provided with a connecting part and a first abutting part and a second abutting part which are positioned at two sides of the connecting part; when the handle is detachably combined with the handle through the combining section, the connecting part passes through the holding hole, so that the first abutting part abuts against the inner edge part and the second abutting part abuts against the outer edge part. Therefore, the pan body can be supported by the pan handle, and the pan handle can be separated from the pan body, so that the flexibility of using the pan is effectively improved.)

1. A modular cookware, comprising:

a pot body with a side wall;

the pot handle is connected to the side wall of the pot body, the pot handle is provided with a holding hole which penetrates through the top surface and the bottom surface of the pot handle, the pot handle is further provided with an inner edge part and an outer edge part, the inner edge part is positioned between the pot body and the holding hole, and the holding hole is positioned between the inner edge part and the outer edge part; and

the pan handle comprises a holding section and a combining section which are connected, and the combining section is provided with a first abutting part, a second abutting part and a connecting part which is connected between the first abutting part and the second abutting part; the pan handle is detachably combined with the at least one pan lug through the combining section, after the pan handle is combined with the at least one pan lug, the first abutting part abuts against the bottom of the inner edge part, the second abutting part abuts against the top of the outer edge part, and the connecting part penetrates through the holding hole.

2. The fabricated pot as claimed in claim 1, wherein the top of the outer rim portion of the pot ear is lower than the top of the inner rim portion in a vertical direction.

3. The fabricated pot as claimed in claim 1, wherein the pot ears are higher than the rim portion at both sides of the rim portion.

4. The fabricated pot as claimed in claim 1, wherein the outer edge of the sidewall of the pot body is in a convex arc shape; the combining section is provided with a front end face, the front end face is opposite to the holding section, the front end face is in a concave arc shape, and after the pan handle is separated from the at least one pan lug, the front end face can push against the outer edge of the side wall of the pan body.

5. The fabricated cookware of claim 1, wherein the handle has a blocking wall connected to the bottom of the rim, and a fitting groove is formed between the blocking wall and the cookware body; the connecting part is provided with a groove, the blocking wall extends into the groove after the pan handle is combined with the at least one pan lug, and the first abutting part is positioned in the embedding groove.

6. The fabricated cookware of claim 5, wherein the groove is adapted to engage the rim portion after the handle is separated from the at least one handle.

7. The fabricated cookware of claim 6, wherein the groove forms a first width in a longitudinal direction of the handle, and the rim forms a second width on a reference axis corresponding to the longitudinal direction of the handle, the second width being smaller than the first width.

8. The fabricated pot as claimed in claim 5, wherein the pot ear has a positioning post in the fitting groove; the first abutting part of the pan handle is provided with a groove, and after the pan handle is combined with the at least one pan lug, the positioning column extends into the groove.

9. The fabricated cookware of claim 5, wherein a baffle is respectively disposed at two ends of the engagement groove, each baffle limiting the first abutting portion to be in the engagement groove.

Technical Field

The present invention relates to a pot; in particular to a combined cooker with a separable cooker handle.

Background

Known cookware is a necessary utensil for daily cooking, and is used for frying, boiling, frying and baking. In the cooking process, the pan body of the pan is in direct contact with the fire source, so that the pan body can obtain enough heat energy to convert the raw and cold food materials in the pan body into hot and soar food. The cookware is mostly made of metal, so that the cookware has good heat conductivity coefficient, and when the cookware obtains heat energy, the heat energy can be transferred to other parts, such as: the pan handle can also obtain heat energy. Moreover, the longer the cooking time, no matter the pot body or the pot handle, the considerable heat energy can be obtained, so that the pot handle has high temperature and is difficult to hold.

Various types of cookware have been developed according to different cooking methods, such as: ceramic pot, stainless steel pot, cast iron pot, etc. Taking a cast iron pan as an example, the cast iron pan can be placed on a gas stove to fry the surface of the food material first to seal the delicacy of the food material, and then the cast iron pan and the food material are placed in an oven to heat the food material continuously at the temperature of the oven until the interior of the food material reaches a certain degree of ripeness. However, since the cast iron pan has a pan body and a pan handle, when the cast iron pan is placed in the oven for cooking, only the pan body contains food materials, but the pan handle still occupies a part of the space, so that the use efficiency inside the oven is low. Furthermore, the oven needs to have a certain space to accommodate the cast iron pan for cooking the food material.

Therefore, if the cooking mode is to use the oven for cooking, the pot occupies most of the oven space when the pot is built in the oven, resulting in low use efficiency of the oven. In addition, the oven is comprehensive for heating the pot, and the pot body and the pot handle are heated simultaneously, so that the temperature of the pot handle of the pot arranged in the oven is more difficult to hold and use compared with the temperature of the pot handle used on a gas stove.

Therefore, the design of the conventional pot is still not perfect and needs to be improved.

Disclosure of Invention

In view of the above, the present invention is directed to a combined pot, which has a separable pot handle, so as to effectively improve the flexibility of using the pot.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a combined pot, which comprises a pot body, a pot handle and a pot handle. The pan body is provided with the pan handle on at least one side, the pan handle comprises a holding hole, an inner edge part and an outer edge part, and the holding hole is in a concave arc shape and can be penetrated by the pan handle. The pan handle is provided with a holding section and a combining section, the combining section is provided with a first abutting part, a second abutting part and a connecting part, one side of the connecting part is connected with the first abutting part, the other side of the connecting part is connected with the second abutting part, the pan handle is combined with the pan handle in a separable mode through the combining section, after the pan handle is combined with the pan handle, the first abutting part abuts against the bottom of the inner edge part, the second abutting part abuts against the top of the outer edge part, and the connecting part penetrates through the holding hole. Therefore, the pan handle can support the pan body.

The pot handle and the pot ears are separable, so that the space occupied by the whole pot is reduced, the pot body can be taken up by a user through the pot ears, and the flexibility of using the pot is effectively improved. After the pan handle is separated, heat energy can be prevented from being conducted to the pan handle during cooking.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a modular cookware in accordance with a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the assembled pot according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the assembled pot according to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the bottom of the pot body in the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a sectional view showing the handle of the preferred embodiment reversely buckled to the outer peripheral portion.

FIG. 6 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the handle of the preferred embodiment pushing against the pot.

Fig. 7 is a bottom exploded perspective view of a modular cookware in accordance with a second preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a sectional view showing the positioning post of the preferred embodiment protruding into the groove of the handle.

Detailed Description

In order to more clearly illustrate the present invention, preferred embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Referring to fig. 1 to 4, a combined pot 100 according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention includes: a pot body 10, at least one pot ear 20 and a pot handle 40, wherein:

the pot body 10 has a bottom 12 and a side wall 14 integrally formed, the bottom 12 is in a circular plate shape, the side wall 14 extends upward from the bottom 12 and surrounds the bottom 12, and the outer edge of the side wall 14 is in a convex arc shape. In this embodiment, the material of the pot 10 may be metal, for example: cast iron pan bodies, aluminum pan bodies, and the like; the pot 10 may also be made of non-metal materials, such as: glass pot bodies, ceramic pot bodies and the like.

The number of the at least one handle 20 is two in this embodiment, the two handles 20 are connected to two opposite sides of the sidewall 14, and in this embodiment, the two handles 20 and the sidewall 14 are integrally formed. In practice, the two lugs 20 can also be connected to the side wall 14 in a locking manner. The two pot ears 20 have the same structure, and hereinafter, one pot ear 20 is described as an example.

The handle 20 has a holding hole 20c penetrating the top surface 20a and the bottom surface 20b of the handle 20, and the holding hole 20c is an arc-shaped hole in this embodiment for the fingers of the user to pass through. The two sides of the handle 20 in the short axis direction of the holding hole 20c are respectively an inner edge 22 and an outer edge 24, in other words, the inner edge 22 is located between the pot 10 and the holding hole 20c, and the holding hole 20c is located between the inner edge 22 and the outer edge 24; the outer edge 24 is adapted to be gripped by the fingers of a user. In this embodiment, the top of the outer edge portion 24 of the pot handle 20 is lower than the top of the inner edge portion 22 in a vertical direction.

Referring to fig. 3 and 4, in the present embodiment, the handle 20 further has a blocking wall 26, and the blocking wall 26 is integrally connected to the bottom of the inner edge portion 22 and extends downward. A tabling groove 28 is formed between the blocking wall 26 and the side wall 14 of the pot body 10, the tabling groove 28 is concave inward toward the bottom of the inner edge 22, and two ends of the tabling groove 28 are respectively provided with a blocking plate 32.

The handle 40 includes a holding section 42 and a combining section 44 connected together, the holding section 42 is held by a user, and the thickness of the holding section 42 is gradually increased toward a direction departing from the combining section 44, so that the user can stably hold the handle 40. In this embodiment, the pan handle 40 may be made of metal, for example: cast iron panhandle, aluminum panhandle, etc.; the handle 40 may also be made of non-metal material, such as: wood pot handles, bakelite, and the like.

The connecting section 44 has a first abutting portion 44a, a second abutting portion 44b and a connecting portion 44c, and the connecting portion 44c is connected between the first abutting portion 44a and the second abutting portion 44 b. The handle 40 is detachably connected to any one of the two handle members 20 through the connecting section 44, the handle 40 sequentially passes through the handle members 20 through the first abutting portion 44a and the connecting portion 44c of the connecting section 44, and then the handle 40 is horizontally arranged (see fig. 3) such that the first abutting portion 44a abuts against the bottom of the inner edge portion 22 from bottom to top, the connecting portion 44c passes through and is located in the holding hole 20c, and the second abutting portion 44b abuts against the top of the outer edge portion 24 from top to bottom.

More specifically, the coupling section 44 of the handle 40 has a first section 442, a second section 444 and a third section 446 upward along the long axis of the handle 40, wherein the first section 442 is close to the pan body 10, the first section 442 has a front end surface 442a, the front end surface 442a is concave and faces away from the holding section 42, the top surface of the first section 442 forms the first abutting portion 44a, the second section 444 forms the connecting portion 44c, the second section 444 has a groove 444a, the groove 444a is located on one side of the first section 442, and both ends of the groove 444a are open, the third section 446 connects the holding section 42, and the bottom of the third section 446 forms the second abutting portion 44b, the width of the third section 446 is gradually reduced toward the holding section 42 after the handle 40 is coupled with the pan handle 20, the blocking wall 26 extends into the groove 444a, the first section 442 is located in the engaging groove 28, and the first section 44a abuts against the inner wall of the pan handle 40, and the bottom of the first section L is engaged with the inner wall of the engaging groove L, and the bottom of the first section 442 is engaged with the inner wall 32, and the bottom of the groove L, so that the bottom of the first section 442 is engaged with the bottom of the groove 32, and the bottom of the groove can prevent the first section 442 from accidentally sliding along the axis of the groove 32.

Because the top of the outer edge 24 of the handle 20 is lower than the top of the inner edge 22, the position of the holding section 42 of the handle 40 can be lowered to be relatively close to horizontal after the handle 40 is combined with the handle 20, and the holding section 42 is prevented from being excessively lifted. In addition, the positions of the ears on both sides of the outer edge 24 are higher than the outer edge 24, so that the handle 40 can be limited in the outer edge 24, and the pan body 10 can be prevented from shaking.

In practice, the blocking wall 26 is not required to be disposed on the pot body 10, and the first abutting portion 44a can abut against the bottom of the inner rim 22.

Referring to fig. 5, the handle 40 is reversely fastened to the handle 20, for the purpose of being able to be reversely fastened, the groove 444a of the connecting portion 44c forms a first width W1 in the longitudinal axis direction of the handle 40, the outer edge portion 24 forms a second width W2 on a reference axis L corresponding to the longitudinal axis direction of the handle 40, the second width W2 is smaller than the first width W1, so the second width W2 can be accommodated in the first width W1, thereby the groove 444a can be fastened to the outer edge portion 24, and the pot 10 can be moved, for example, when the pot is placed in a roaster, the handle 40 can be firstly taken off and reversely fastened to the outer edge portion 24 of the handle 20, and the pot can be pulled or pushed to move by the handle 40.

Referring to fig. 6, after the handle 40 is separated from the handle 20, the front end face 442a of the coupling section 44 having a concave arc shape pushes against the outer edge of the sidewall 14 having a convex arc shape of the pot 10, so that the pot 10 can be stably pushed by the cooperation of the concave arc and the convex arc without the occurrence of the deviation of the pot 10.

Referring to fig. 7 and 8, a modular cookware 200 according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention has a structure substantially the same as that of the first embodiment, except that a positioning post 30 'is further disposed in the engaging groove 28' of the present embodiment, and the positioning post 30 'is vertically disposed in the engaging groove 28'; the first abutting portion 44a ' of the handle 40 ' of the embodiment is recessed to form a groove 48 ', and the groove 48 ' is used for accommodating the positioning post 30 '. Therefore, after the handle 40 'is combined with the handle 20', the positioning column 30 'can protrude into the groove 48', and the groove 48 'limits the positioning column 30', so that the pot body 10 'and the handle 40' can be stably buckled, and the combined pot 200 can be stable and does not shake.

As mentioned above, the combined pot of the present invention can be separated from the handle, so as to reduce the space occupied by the pot as a whole, and the pot body can be taken up by the handle, thereby improving the flexibility of using the pot. After the pan handle is separated, the heat energy can be prevented from being conducted to the pan handle during cooking, and the inconvenience brought by the conventional pan during use is effectively improved.

The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and all equivalent changes and modifications to the present invention as described and claimed should be included in the scope of the present invention.

Description of the reference numerals

[ invention ]

100 combined pot

10 pan body

12 pot bottom 14 side wall

20 pot handle

20a top surface 20b and bottom surface 20c gripping aperture

22 inner edge 24 and outer edge 26 retaining wall

28 fitting groove 32 baffle

40 pan handle

42a first abutting part of the holding section 44 and the combining section 44a

44b second abutment 44c first section of the connecting portion 442

442a front face 444 second segment 444a groove

446 third stage

200 combined pot

10' pot body

20' pot handle

28 'embedded groove 30' positioning column

40' pan handle

44a 'first abutment 48' groove

L reference axis

W1 first width

W2 second width