JPS6058962B2 - Jusa - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a juicer that collects cut material in a separating basket that rotates at high speed and squeezes the juice. It has a large capacity and prevents abnormal vibrations such as movement of the main body.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes an electric motor, which is attached to the main body 2 with screws 3. 4 is the shaft of the electric motor 1, the upper part of which has a hexagonal shape, and a cylindrical separating basket 5 with no holes for separating the juice.
The hexagonal hole 5' is removably fitted into the hexagonal hole 5' to transmit the rotation of the electric motor 1 to the separating cage 5.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a filter made of an elastic material such as resin that fits on the inner surface of the separation cage 5, and has many vertical slits 6 on its side wall.
' is provided, and a recess 7 is provided at the bottom thereof.

This concave portion 7 fits into a convex portion 8 on the lower part of the separation cage 5 and serves as a detachable retainer. Note that the relationship between the concave and convex portions may be reversed. Further, when the separation cage 5 rotates, the filter 6 is pressed outward by centrifugal force, so that the filter 6 will not come off while the separation cage 5 is rotating. 9
is a container, and a hook-shaped protrusion 10 provided at the bottom thereof is rotatably coupled to a protrusion 11 provided on the main body 2, and the container 9 is bayonet-coupled to the main body 2.

Reference numeral 12 denotes a container lid, and a hook-shaped protrusion 13 provided at the bottom thereof is rotatably coupled to a protrusion 14 provided at the upper portion of the container 9, so that the container lid 12 is bayonetly coupled to the container 9.

Reference numeral 15 denotes an input tube provided integrally with the container lid 12, and the separation basket 5
A cutter 1 having multiple cutting edges fixed to the inner bottom of the cutter 1
This guides you to vegetables and fruits in step 6.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a rib provided integrally or separately on the outer wall of the input tube 15.

The rib 17 has a straight or curved rib such that the upper side in the rotational direction of the separation cage 5 is at the bottom and the lower side is at the top. 18 is a push rod for introducing materials.

Next, the operation and operation of the juicer and the effect of the ribs 17 on the outer wall of the inlet 15 will be explained.

The container 9 is bayonet connected to the main body 2, and the separation basket 5 is attached to the shaft 4.
The separation cage 5 is fitted with the filter 6, and the container lid 12 is fitted with the container 9.

A switch (not shown) is turned on to supply electric power to the motor 1 and rotate the separation cage 5. Here, when materials such as vegetables and fruits are input through the input tube 15 and pushed in using the push rod 18, the materials are finely crushed by the cutter 16 and flown into the filter 6. The solid content of the material accumulated inside the filter 6 remains as squeezed gas inside the filter 6, and the juice content is guided to the separation basket 5 through the slit 6''.The juice that has reached the separation basket 5 The gas is released from the separation cage 5 by centrifugal force and collected in the container 9.The throttle gas passes through the distribution state shown in the perspective part A in FIG. , it is filled to the state shown by the shaded area B in Fig. 3.In the conventional juicer, the throttle gas accumulates up to the outer wall of the input tube 15, and the cut material does not come out from the input tube 15. If it is forced in, force is applied to the separation cage 5, and the distribution of throttle gas becomes uneven, causing imbalance in the separation cage 5 and causing abnormal vibrations.

For this reason, the small-sized separation basket 5 has the disadvantage that the space formed between the filter 6 and the input tube 15 is narrow and the throttle gas quickly fills up, generating vibrations, resulting in an extremely small processing capacity. The rib 17 in the present invention is a low and wide vertical rib C having the cross-sectional shape of the hatched part in FIG.
Furthermore, as shown in the shaded area D in FIG. 5, on the rib C, there is provided a linear rib having the cross-sectional shape of FIG. Further, in the shaded area in FIG. 5, there is provided a vertical rib E which is lower in height and has the same cross-sectional shape as the rib in the shaded area D.

By providing such a rib 17, a gap is created around the outer wall of the inlet cylinder within the height range of the rib, and the range in which the throttle gas accumulates is at most the shaded area G in Figure 7. There is a range.

When there is little material, the throttle gas is distributed as shown in the shaded area A in FIG. 2, and when there is much material, the throttle gas is distributed up to the shaded area B in FIG. 3. Further, when material is added, the material with the ribs shown in the shaded area D in FIG. At this time, input tube 1
Since there is a gap around the juicer 5 and there is a diagonal rib D, the material easily jumps out of the separation basket 5, so unlike conventional juicers, no force is applied to the separation basket 5 and the input port 15, so there is no abnormality. No vibrations occur. Also, the shaded area E in Figure 5
By providing the ribs, the distribution of the throttle gas inside the separation cage 5 becomes uniform in the state shown in FIG. 2, for example, regardless of the amount of material input, and the balance of the rotating separation cage 5 is maintained.

Setting the ribs in the shaded area E in FIG. 5 to be lower than the ribs in the shaded area D satisfies both the effect of releasing the material from the separation basket 5 and the effect of uniformly distributing the throttle gas. As described above, in the present invention, space can be used effectively by providing ribs on the input tube, and a juicer can be provided that has a large material processing capacity despite having a small separation basket and does not generate abnormal vibrations.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a cutaway sectional view of the main part of a juicer according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figs. 2 and 3 are enlarged cutaway sectional views of the same main part showing the distribution of throttle gas, and Fig. 4 is an inlet showing the rib shape. Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the inlet pipe, Fig. 5 is an external view of the inlet pipe showing the rib arrangement, Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of some of the ribs in Fig. 5, and Fig. 7 shows the distribution range of throttle gas. This is a cross-sectional view of the same essential parts shown in FIG.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A container that has a main body with a built-in electric motor, a container placed on the main body, a separation basket that has a cutter and is driven by the electric motor and separates juice and squeezing waste, and an input pipe that guides the material to the cutter. a container lid that covers the upper opening of the separating basket, and a filter that is attached to the inside of the separating basket, and the outer wall of the inlet tube facing the separating basket is arranged so that the upper side in the direction of rotation of the separating basket is at the bottom and the lower side is at the top. A juicer characterized in that a plurality of ribs and a vertical rib whose height is lower than the ribs are provided either integrally with the input tube or separately.