JPS6040286B2 - Whisk blade of whisk machine - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a whisking blade for a whisk used for cooking.

Conventionally, ingredients such as eggs are placed in a bowl, etc., and the ingredients are whipped using a whisk with a handle attached to one end of a plurality of curved wires, and the bowl is whipped by turning or holding the bowl by hand. However, moving such a whisk in one direction requires skill and also increases wrist fatigue and whisking time.

In addition, there are attachments for juicers and mixers that have two balls with blades on each side, but they are simply used to spread the material and have a large number of shafts and blades, making the structure complicated. Further, handling such as cleaning after use is also inconvenient. especially,
When used as an attachment for a mixer, the beater rotates to wrap around the material, so there is a risk of fingers getting caught. This invention was made in view of the above-mentioned points, and aims to enable whipping to be carried out efficiently in a short period of time without requiring any skill, and also to allow the whisking blades of a whisking machine with a simple structure to be used. It is something to do.

This invention has a single rut located at the center of a container into which materials are placed and rotated by power or hand, and a rut that extends laterally while having a gate in the center and has a rut that is rotated by power or hand. A thick floating wire is formed integrally with the azusa part, and a thick floating line is provided at the damaged part from which a plurality of rods having small resistance to the stirring frame against the material are projected. In other words, the hawk part and the rod have little resistance to the material, so they can be rotated at high speed, and since the hawk part and the rod body move at high speed at each part, the material is splashed and air is drawn in. This allows for efficient lathering in a short period of time, and since the Azusa blade only rotates in one direction, it does not require any skill even if it is rotated manually. Since only a book is required, the structure of the azure blade is simplified, and even when the azure blade is driven by power, it is configured so that it can be easily connected to the power source. A first embodiment of this invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a main body case, and a motor 2 is housed on one side of the main body case 1 while being fixed with screws 3, and a gear box 4 is housed on the bottom thereof while being fixed with screws 5.

This gearbox 4 houses a transmission mechanism 6 including a plurality of gears. An output shaft 8 connected to the final gear 7 of the transmission mechanism 6 protrudes from a container mounting portion 9 formed on the other side of the main body case 1 while being held by a bearing ga.
A coupling 10 is attached to the projecting end.
The mounting shaft neck 2, which is connected to the coupling 101 and has a coupling shaft provided at its lower end, protrudes from the bottom of the container wing 3 while being held by a bearing 12a. Thus, the Azusa feather Q4 is attached to the mounting ratchet 12 so as to be prevented from rotating and to be detachable in the direction of the ball. This Azusa plume turtle 4 consists of a gill neck 6 and a clear trunk 16 which are attached to the mounting shaft 12. An opening □ 17 is formed in the center of this flywheel portion 6 so as to reduce the resistance against the material put into the container 3. That is, the ocean loss section 16 includes a horizontal section 18 extending laterally and a vertical section 19 rising from one end of the horizontal section 18.
It becomes more. At the outer end of the rope trunk 16, a plurality of rods 28, which are made of nylon or the like and have low resistance to fly against the material, are installed in the horizontal direction. Further, a plurality of shield bodies 21 are installed on the beveled surface 22 of the bevel part 16 so as to protrude downward at an angle of approximately 45 degrees. The bases of these birch bodies 21 are located at the bases of the fuselage 20.
It deviates from the root position by half a pitch. and,
A lid 23 is detachably attached to the container 13. In such a configuration, after putting materials such as eggs into the container 13 and closing the lid 23, the motor 2 is driven.
7, the resistance against the material is small and it rotates at high speed. The pole bodies 20, 21 also move at high speed through the material. That is, the shells 20 and 21 spray the material into the air at high speed, draw in air, mix the air and the material, and therefore effectively whip the material in a short period of time. In this case, the circumferential speed of the port body 20' located on the circumferential side is also extremely high and promotes the foaming action. The other shield body 21 is installed as a shield on the glazed surface 22, but since it projects diagonally, the material can be effectively viewed. Furthermore, in the vertical part 19, birch bodies 20, 21
Since the ropes are shifted by half a pitch, the action of spraying the material and worshiping the rope is even more active. In this way, since the hawk wing 14 can only be rotated in one direction, no skill is required even if it is rotated manually. In addition, since only one shaft turtle 5 is required, the structure of the fly Azusa feather stove turtle is simple, and it can be easily attached to the mounting shaft amount 2. Further, the material adhering to the Nada Azusa portion 16 can be easily washed by passing it through water a few times. Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIGS. 4 to 6.

The same parts as in the previous embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted. In this embodiment, two plate members 26 having a large planar area are fixedly provided on the outer edge and the lower surface of the fly-pasting portion i6, and these plate members 2
5 and 26 are provided with a deep floating line 24 in which a plurality of rows of tanks 20 are arranged with a large number of rods 20 shifted by half a pitch in each row. Therefore, more twill bodies 20 can be provided in the maple blade 24 to further promote the foaming action of the material.
Since this invention is configured as described above, "the material can be sprayed at a high speed by a plurality of rods installed in the fly basin, and air can be drawn in in a very short period of time. In addition, since the agglomeration blade only needs to be turned in one direction, it is easy to operate even if turned manually and does not require much skill and skill. This has the advantage of simplifying the structure of the chick floating feathers and, even when the rope azusa feathers are driven by power, the connection to the power source can be easily performed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional front view showing a first embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of its staghorn feather, Fig. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of the pseudo-azusa feather, and Fig. 4. 5 is a perspective view of a clear frame blade showing a second embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 5 is a side view thereof, and FIG.
The figure is a partially cutaway bottom view. 13...Container, 14...Touazusa feather, 15...
...Axis part, 16...Touazusa part, 17...
・Open □, 20-21... Harutai, 24... Fly Azusa Hane. Diagram I Diagram Z Diagram J Diagram 4 Diagram 5 Polygon 6 Diagram

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A single shaft part located at the center of a container into which materials are put and rotated by power or hand, and a stirring part having an opening in the center and extending laterally and having low stirring resistance against the material are integrated. What is claimed is: 1. A whisking blade for a whisk, characterized in that the stirring blade has a stirring blade having a plurality of protruding rods having small stirring resistance against the material.