DE1818013A1 - Stackable cooking pan set - have same base and top dias. but different heights to allow easy stacking - Google Patents

Abstract

This three piece pan set consists of three pans (1, 2, 3) each having the same base dia. (a) and the same top opening diameter (b), but with different heights to provide different capacities. The walls of the pans are angled to enable them to be stacked one in another with the largest pan (3) at the top and the smallest (1) at the bottom. Each pan is provided with handles (4) fitted at a height above the top edge of the pan below when stacked. The pans can be provided with a lid (5) which fits closely round the pan run (8) and has a steam pressure control device (6) to turn the pan into a pressure cooker. The lid is fitted and removed using a handle (7) on its side.

Description

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The invention relates to a Kochgeschirrsatζ with a plurality of cookware with the same opening diameter and different height, which one optionally Support and / or plug-in lids that can be placed on them, as well as a pressure-steam cooking device that can be optionally attached to them assigned.

Such a set of cookware allows the optional cooking with and without pressure in a pot, its capacity is adapted to the respective food. The cookware set is therefore versatile. Is just unfavorable its considerable space requirements for shipping and storage.

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Since all dishes must have the same opening diameter, according to the guidelines of the Technical standards committee for electrical engineering large differences in the bottom diameter.

The object of the invention is to design a cookware set of the type described above with simple means in such a way that that it is to be stored in a space-saving manner.

The object is achieved in that the Cookware of a set so on top of each other to the floor and wall thicknesses. coordinated inclinations and / or Have inner bottom diameters and / or transition radii so that the cookware can be stacked one inside the other.

In known cookware sets with cookware that can be stacked one inside the other, there is the possibility of stacking due to the differences in the base and opening diameter. Each cookware thus represents a geometrically similar one smaller or larger edition of the other dishes in the set. In the dishes set according to the invention, at which the difference in size between the dishes is primarily achieved by different heights the inventive shaping of the wall and / or inner floor arrangements the advantage of a space-saving Has stacking both in storage and delivery, as well as in the kitchen. The respective shape increases the Manufacturing costs are not.

Conveniently, the cookware with a larger capacity is in each case in the cookware with a smaller one Capacity designed to be used. This results in an unusual stacking sequence, but it is different Brings advantages. The protruding handles on the harnesses do not hinder the insertion depth. The cooking utensils are essentially supported by their bottoms against one another, not on their edges. Damage the edges when stacking, which the

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correct attachment of the steam pressure device " could thereby be avoided.

The cookware in a set can be placed under one have walls sloping outward at another angle. The cookware is thereby both in terms of the production as well as in terms of good appearance are made stackable in a favorable manner. Particularly This training is advantageous for the stacking sequence "big-small". Since the inclination of the wall is less, the greater the capacity of the cookware, i.e. its height, is, results in a largely continuous shape for each individual cookware.

In another embodiment of the invention Cookware set, each crockery has a different transition radius between its inner base and the wall on. For the space-saving stacking sequence "large-in-small" received the lowest pot the largest, the tallest pot the smallest radius.

The cookware of a set can advantageously each have the same wall inclinations, floor inside diameters and transition radii matched to the floor and wall thicknesses, that allow them to be stacked one inside the other. The cookware in this set is in any order stackable. If there is enough height * available in the kitchen, then no special attention is required about the order required.

All cookware can have the same bottom contact surface diameter show what at for that

Steam pressure cooking trained floors in sandwich form enables a particularly economical production.

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Embodiments of the invention are shown in the drawings. Ss show:

Fig. 1 is a partially schematic vertical section through a cookware set ■ a steam pressure cooking device;

2 shows a part of a vertical section by another embodiment of a stacked cookware set; and

3 shows a section of a further embodiment corresponding to FIG. 2.

In Fig.1 there are three cookware 1, 2 and 3 for electric hotplates shown, the same Bodenauf contact surface diameter a and the same opening diameter b have. Her Heights and thus their contents are different. The lowest cookware 1 holds three liters, the middle cookware 2 five liters and the top cookware 3 holds seven liters.

The stacking of the cookware is different The angle of inclination of their walls allows, and indeed the smallest cookware has an angle of inclination of its walls that is greater than the angle of inclination /? of the cookware 2, and this in turn larger than the Angle of inclination / ^ of the cookware 3. All cookware 1, 2 and 3 have handles 4-, which are set so cook that they are stacked when the cookware each lie above the edge of the respective lower pot.

In Fig. 2, a cutout of another embodiment of a cookware set is shown, the cookware 1 ¹ , 2 ¹ and 3 ¹ each have the same angle of inclination & their walls, but different transition radii

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between the floor and the wall. The lowest cookware 1 'has the largest transition radius r ^ and the largest Cookware 5 'has the smallest transition radius r ^.

The cookware shown in detail in FIG. 3. I ¹ ', 2 ¹ ' and 3 '' have matching angles of inclination £ and the same transition radii r. These two dimensions are matched to the thickness c of the bases so that the cookware 1 ″, 2 ″ and 3 ″ can be stacked one inside the other in the manner shown.

The invention is not limited to the exemplary embodiment

restricts. The cookware "can each have one directly with the pressure cooker cover forming the pressure cooker be connectable. However, it is also possible to train them in the area of their opening edge so that one Abutment for the pressure cooker lid having Einmanschette is optionally attachable. The training of the cookware in detail, for example with or without handles, and the design of the steam pressure cooker lid is arbitrary changeable.

All of the features emerging from the description and the drawing, including the structural details, can also be essential to the invention in other combinations.

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Claims (6)

Pat ent claims 1. Cookware set with a plurality of cookware with the same opening diameter and different heights, which are optionally assigned a support and / or plug-in lid that can be placed on them and a pressure cooker that can be optionally attached to them, characterized in that the cookware (1,2,3) of a set of wall inclinations (oC, / s, f ^w v or £ ) and / or floor inner diameter coordinated with one another to the floor (c) and wall thickness ο
have knives and / or transition radii (r) so that the cookware can be stacked one inside the other. 2. Kochgeschirrsatζ 'according to claim 1, characterized g e identifier Inet that each of the cooking utensils with a larger capacity in the cooking utensils with are designed to be used with a smaller capacity. 3. cookware set according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the cookware (1,2,3) of a set each have walls sloping outwards at a different angle (OC, / 3 »/" »). 4. cookware set according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that each cookware (1 ', 2', 3O of a block have a different transition radius (τ., Γρ, Γ ^) between its inner floor and its wall having. 5. cookware set according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the cookware d ¹ ', 2'', 3 ¹¹ ) of a set equal to the bottom (c) and wall thicknesses matched wall inclinations (£), bottom inner diameter and transition radii (r) exhibit. —7— 709813/0001 6. cookware set according to at least one of claims Λ to 5 »characterized in that all cookware (1,2,3) have the same base surface diameter (a). 709813/0001