DE29815430U1

DE29815430U1 - Cutting board with drip trays

Info

Publication number: DE29815430U1
Application number: DE29815430U
Authority: DE
Original assignee: KUEHLER GERT DIPL ING DIPL WIR
Current assignee: KUEHLER GERT DIPL ING DIPL WIR
Priority date: 1998-08-27
Filing date: 1998-08-27
Publication date: 1998-12-10
Anticipated expiration: 2008-08-28

Description

Schneidebrett mit AuffangschalenCutting board with drip trays

Bei den herkömmlichen Schneidebrettern bleiben meist, aufgrund des Schneidevorgangs und dann, wenn Abfälle entsorgt und das Schnittgut weiterverarbeitet wird, Restteile auf der Auflagefläche des Brettes (z.B. Küchentisch) liegen und die Auflagefläche muß extra gereinigt werden. Auch Flüssigkeiten, die beim Schneidevorgang austreten und nicht auf dem Schneidebrett aufgefangen werden, sind wegzuwischen.With conventional cutting boards, leftover parts usually remain on the surface of the board (e.g. kitchen table) due to the cutting process and when waste is disposed of and the cut material is processed further, and the surface has to be cleaned separately. Liquids that leak out during the cutting process and are not caught on the cutting board also have to be wiped away.

Die Erfindung besteht aus einem Schneidebrett, dessen Schnittfläche durch Abstandselemente erhöht wird und in deren dadurch entstandenem Freiraum eine oder mehrere Schalen in Nuten gleiten können. Im Gebrauchszustand zieht man z.B. eine Schale nach rechts und eine Schale nach links, um Abfälle und Schnittgut getrennt zu sammeln. Austretende Flüssigkeiten werden durch die Auffangbehälter, die nicht vollständig herausgezogen werden, sondern sich noch zum Teil unter dem Schneidebrett in den Nuten befinden, aufgefangen. Damit wird das Bearbeiten allgemein vereinfacht und zusätzliches Säubern minimiert.The invention consists of a cutting board whose cutting surface is increased by spacers and in the resulting free space one or more bowls can slide in grooves. When in use, one bowl is pulled to the right and one bowl to the left, for example, in order to collect waste and cuttings separately. Any liquids that escape are collected by the collecting containers, which are not pulled out completely but are still partially located in the grooves under the cutting board. This generally simplifies processing and minimizes additional cleaning.

Claims

Expectations :

1. Cutting board with collecting trays (Figure 2: C), characterized in that the cutting surface (Figure 1: A) is raised above the support surface by spacers (Figure 1: B).

2. Cutting board with collecting trays characterized in that the cutting surface has beveled surfaces on both long sides (Figure 1: D).

3. Cutting board with collecting trays characterized in that liquid escaping during the cutting process can collect in two longitudinal grooves (Figure 1: E) and drain away.

4. Cutting board with collecting trays, characterized in that one or more collecting trays can be inserted and moved in two longitudinal grooves (Figure 1: F).

5. Cutting board with drip trays, characterized in that the longitudinal grooves for the drip trays run parallel to the cutting plane or at an upward angle.

6. Cutting board with collecting trays, characterized in that the collecting trays have protruding side surfaces (Figure 2: G) which can slide in the longitudinal grooves and are designed on at least one of the other surfaces (Figure 2: H) in such a way that they can be easily grasped for pushing in or out.