JPH0620111Y2 - Kitchen cabinets - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a cabinet placed on the floor of a kitchen, and more particularly to a kitchen cabinet having a weighing scale for cooking.

<Prior Art> Conventionally, a prior art disclosed in JP-A-61-145418 is known as a weighing device in which a weighing mechanism is incorporated in a drawer.

In this prior art, a lid plate placed on a side surface or a bottom surface of the drawer and incorporating a reading panel or the like is used as a supporting means of the weighing mechanism, and if the drawer is pulled out, it is exposed from the drawer. It becomes possible to weigh in the state,
If the drawer is pushed in, it will be stored in the cabinet (workbench).

<Problems to be solved by the invention> By the way, the weighing device is used not only in a fixed place (drawer) but also in a sink or a table due to the material to be weighed and the space for cooking. It's best if you can.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, and its technical problem is to stably support the weighing means that can be taken out from the drawer of the cabinet.

<Means for Solving Problems> Technical means taken by the present invention to solve the above problems include a drawer that can be taken in and out through an opening formed in the front surface of the cabinet body via a rail. A storage unit having an open upper portion is removably stored in the storage unit having a handle at an upper portion with the measurement unit exposed to the outside through the storage unit, and the inner surface of the storage unit is configured. The gist of the present invention is that a cushioning material is interposed between and the peripheral surface of the weighing scale.

<Operation> According to the above technical means, by pulling out the drawer along the rail from the opening on the front surface of the cabinet body, it becomes possible to perform weighing with the weighing scale in which the weighing unit is exposed from the upper opening of the storage portion in the drawer. Also, the weighing scale is stored in the cabinet body simply by pushing the drawer into the opening. Further, when the drawer is pulled out, the grip is grasped and lifted to remove the weighing scale from the storage portion, thereby making it possible to weigh in a place separated from the cabinet body. Further, the cushioning material between the inner surface of the storage portion and the peripheral surface of the weighing scale reduces the impact on the weighing scale.

<Effects of the Invention> As described above, the present invention is a kitchen cabinet in which a weighing scale is housed in a drawer that can be pulled out via a rail through an opening on the front surface of the cabinet body. Can be stored at a predetermined position in the cabinet body without being interfered by other stored items, and the weighing scale can be quickly pulled out and used at the time of use.

Moreover, since the weighing scale is stored in the drawer storage part so that it can be inserted and removed, it can be separated from cabinets such as tables and sinks when it is not possible to weigh on the spot due to space during cooking or in accordance with the material to be weighed. It is very convenient because it can be carried to a place and weighed.

In addition, the cushioning material interposed between the inner surface of the storage unit that removably stores the weighing scale and the side peripheral surface of the weighing scale suppresses rattling of the weighing scale when the drawer is taken in and out, and the weighing The impact on the internal mechanism of the scale can be mitigated. Therefore,
The durability of the weighing scale becomes excellent.

<Embodiment> An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the drawer (1b) can be inserted into and removed from the cabinet body (1) front and rear by rails (2) and (2) arranged on the side surface of the opening (1a). The figure shows the case where the weighing scale (3) is provided in the drawer (1b).

The guide rails (2a) and (2a) in which the rails (2) and (2) are installed to face the inner side surface of the opening (1a) and the guide rails (2a) and (2b) that are installed on both sides of the drawer (1b). (2a) (2a) and slide rails (2b) and (2b) slidably fitted to the guide rails (2a) (2a) and slide rails (2b) (2b). ), A roller and a stopper (not shown) are arranged as needed.

The weighing scale (3) has a conventionally well-known structure for measuring the weight of an article placed on a weighing pan by utilizing elastic deformation of a spring or the like, or an electric action or a magnetic action. On the upper surface of the box-shaped scale body (3a), the weighing section (specifically, the weighing pan) (3b), the display section (3c) on which the measured value is digitally displayed,
Storage unit provided in the drawer (1b), which is equipped with a power switch (3d) and a pair of handles (3e) (3e) that can be pulled out in the vertical direction.
It is stored in (1b ₁ ) so that it can be inserted and removed.

Housing portion of the drawer (1b) (1b ₁₎ is over the upper opening (1b ₂₎ an upper end of the vertical plate tetrahedron at the level of the drawer abutting against the construction side peripheral surface of the (1b) upright tetrahedral same drawer (1b) And the scale main body (3a)
The cover plate (1b ₄ ) consisting of the side of the horizontal plate with the through hole (1b ₃ ) slightly larger than the plane shape of 1 is integrally fitted and fixed to the peripheral side surface of the drawer (1b). The balance main body (3a) is formed so as to be open upward, and the storage portion (1b ₁ ) is exposed to the outside through the through hole (1b ₃ ) serving as the opening portion.
Is stored so that it can be inserted and removed.

Further, housing portion (1b ₁₎ is configured inner surface which is the through hole (1b ₃₎ opening edge of waterproof formed in a frame shape with a rubber material or the like which abuts on the side circumferential surface of the scale body (3a) is of the Cushioning material consisting of packing (1b ₅ )
By fitting around, and by locking the flange-shaped portion that is formed to extend projectingly on the upper edge of the inner peripheral surface of the cushioning material (1b ₅ ) to the outer peripheral edge of the upper surface of the scale main body (3a) , Through hole (1b ₃ ) and scale body
To reduce impact occurring between the (3a), and to prevent the storage portion inflow of water into (1b ₁₎ in from between the through hole (1b ₃₎ and scale body (3a).

Furthermore, in the case of the present embodiment, an outlet (1b ₆ ) for the weighing scale (3) is arranged in the storage section (1b ₁ ).

Therefore, such a weighing scale (3) can be taken out from the drawer (1b) by holding the handles (3e) (3e) and pulling it upward, and can be used as a tabletop.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a kitchen cabinet showing an embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which a weighing scale is pulled out, FIG. 2 is a side view of the same portion in vertical section, and FIG. 4 is a partial vertical sectional front view of a kitchen cabinet showing another embodiment of the present invention. 1 ... Cabinet body, 1a ... Aperture 2 ... Rail, 3 ... Weighing scale 1b ... Drawer, (1b ₁ ) ... Storage (1b ₅ ) ... Buffer material, 3b ... Weighing unit (weighing pan)

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim: What is claimed is: 1. A drawer is provided in an opening formed in the front surface of a cabinet body so that a drawer can be taken in and out through a rail, and a storage unit provided with the drawer and having an opening at the top is provided with a weighing scale having a handle at the top. A kitchen characterized in that the measuring section is removably housed in a state where the measuring section is exposed to the outside from the open section, and a cushioning material is interposed between the inner surface of the housing section and the peripheral surface of the weighing scale. Cabinet.