Sugarcane paring knife

Abstract

The utility model discloses a sugarcane paring knife in the field of food paring equipment, which comprises a front blade, a rear blade and a knife handle, the front blade is connected above the front end of the rear blade, the knife handle is fixedly connected to one side of the rear blade, and the sugarcane paring knife further comprises a slender slotting knife which is connected to the front blade or the rear blade. The scheme is particularly used for solving the problem of pulp scabbing formed by growth cracks on the surfaces of the sugarcanes. The slender slotting cutter is the core innovation point of the scheme, is designed to be in a slender shape, can be accurately inserted into cracks in the surface of the sugarcane, and directly and finely cuts off the scabbing part. Due to the existence of the seam cutting knife, accidental injury to surrounding intact pulp in the scab removing process is greatly reduced, and therefore pulp waste is effectively reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of food peeling equipment, and specifically relates to a sugarcane peeling knife. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, most knives used for peeling sugarcane are double-edged, such as... Figure 1 As shown, the existing double-edged knife includes a front blade (a), a rear blade (b), and a handle (c). The front blade (a) is stacked above the front end of the rear blade (b). The front blade (a) and the rear blade (b) are fixedly connected by bolts (d) and nuts. The handle (c) is fixedly connected to the rear blade (b). This design can peel a thinner sugarcane skin, effectively reducing fruit pulp loss. However, cracks caused by natural factors during sugarcane growth lead to scabs on the surface of the fruit pulp. These scabs need to be removed during peeling. However, with the current straight blade design, in order to remove these scabs effectively, it often has to cut deeper into the fruit pulp. In this process, a large amount of undamaged fruit pulp on both sides of the crack is inevitably peeled away, resulting in unnecessary fruit pulp waste. Utility Model Content

[0003] The present invention aims to provide a sugarcane peeling knife to solve the problem that existing sugarcane peeling knives cause a lot of fruit pulp waste when removing sugarcane cracks.

[0004] The sugarcane peeling knife of this solution includes a front blade, a rear blade, and a handle. The front blade is connected above the front end of the rear blade, and the handle is fixedly connected to one side of the rear blade. It also includes a slender slitting blade, which is connected to the front blade or the rear blade.

[0005] The principle and effects of this solution:

[0006] This solution specifically addresses the problem of scabs forming on the sugarcane surface due to growth cracks. The core innovation of this solution is its slender, slit-cutting blade. Designed to precisely insert into the cracks on the sugarcane surface, it directly and meticulously removes the scabs. The blade significantly reduces accidental damage to surrounding healthy sugarcane flesh during scab removal, effectively minimizing fruit waste. Furthermore, this solution retains the structure of existing peeling blades, thus maintaining the original high-efficiency peeling capability of sugarcane peelers.

[0007] Furthermore, the blade of the shaving knife is preferably spiked, or the blade length is limited to 0.3–1 cm. The spiked blade can more easily penetrate the tiny cracks on the sugarcane surface, directly reaching and removing the crusted portion. This design not only reduces damage to the surrounding intact fruit flesh during peeling but also improves the accuracy and efficiency of crust removal.

[0008] Further, the rear blade includes a peeling part and a connecting part connected with the slit peeling knife, the peeling part and the connecting part are separated by a connecting strip, and the slit peeling knife is connected to the middle part of the connecting part or away from the peeling part. This design not only ensures that the peeling part can stably and efficiently perform the main peeling task, but also provides a proper installation position for the slit peeling knife, which can better handle the scab problem on the surface of sugarcane. The main function of the connecting part is to serve as a mounting base for the slit peeling knife, which is separated by the connecting strip to ensure that the peeling part and the connecting part do not interfere with each other when performing their respective tasks, and also serves as a support to enhance the stability and durability of the peeling knife.

[0009] Further, the length of the peeling part is 2 times the length of the connecting part. Setting the length of the peeling part to be 2 times the length of the connecting part helps to maintain the balance of the overall structure of the sugarcane peeling knife. This design makes the tool more stable to hold and operate during peeling.

[0010] Further, the handle is connected to the peeling part. The handle is closer to the peeling part, which makes it more convenient to apply force during peeling.

[0011] Further, the front blade is connected to the upper part of the front end of the rear blade through the cooperation of the bolt and the nut.

[0012] Further, the handle is provided with anti-slip lines. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0013] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the prior art sugarcane peeling knife.

[0014] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of the sugarcane peeling knife of the present application. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0015] The following will be further described in detail through specific embodiments:

[0016] Figure 2 The reference signs of the sugarcane peeling knife of the present application include: front blade 1, rear blade 2, peeling part 201, connecting part 202, handle 3, bolt 4, slit peeling knife 5, connecting strip 6.

[0017] Example 1 is basically as shown in the accompanying drawings Figure 2The cane peeling knife is shown, which comprises a cutting slot knife 5, a front blade 1, a rear blade 2 and a handle 3. The front blade 1 is connected to the upper end of the front end of the rear blade 2 by means of a bolt 4 and a nut. The rear blade 2 comprises a peeling part 201 and a connecting part 202 connected to the cutting slot knife 5. The peeling part 201 and the connecting part 202 are separated by a connecting strip 6, which is connected at one-third of the length of the rear blade 2. The connecting strip 6 is welded between the back of the front blade 1 and the rear blade 2, i.e. the length of the peeling part 201 is twice the length of the connecting part 202. The connecting part 202 has no cutting edge, and is used to connect the cutting slot knife 5. The cutting slot knife 5 is connected to the middle of the connecting part 202, and is in the shape of an elongated strip. The cutting edge of the cutting slot knife 5 is shorter than the back, and the length of the cutting edge is limited to 0.3-1 cm, preferably 0.3-0.5 cm. The handle 3 is fixedly connected to the side of the peeling part 201 of the rear blade 2.

[0018] When peeling, the front blade 1 is used to initially peel off the outer skin of the cane. The rear blade 2 follows the front blade 1 and works in conjunction with the front blade 1 to further refine the peeling effect and ensure the smoothness of the cane surface. When treating cracks and scabs on the surface of the cane, the elongated cutting slot knife 5 can accurately insert into the cracks on the surface of the cane and directly target the scab part for fine removal. The presence of the cutting slot knife 5 greatly reduces the damage to the surrounding intact flesh during the removal of the scab, thereby effectively reducing the waste of flesh.

[0019] Through this design, the cane peeling knife not only maintains the original high peeling efficiency, but also can more flexibly target the scab for removal when treating the scab on the surface of the cane, reducing the waste of fresh flesh.

[0020] Example 2 differs from example 1 in that the cutting slot knife is in the shape of a cone, and the cutting edge is preferably in the shape of a sharp spike.

Claims

1. A sugarcane peeling knife comprising a front blade, a rear blade and a handle, the front blade being connected above the front end of the rear blade, and the handle being fixedly connected to one side of the rear blade, characterized in that: The elongated slit cutter is connected to the front blade or the rear blade.

2. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 1, characterised in that: The cutting edge of the slit cutter is in the shape of a spike or the length of the cutting edge is limited to 0.3-1 cm.

3. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 2, characterised in that: The rear blade comprises a peeling part and a connecting part connected to the slit cutter, and the peeling part and the connecting part are separated by a connecting strip, and the slit cutter is connected to the middle of the connecting part or away from the peeling part.

4. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 3, characterised in that: The length of the peeling part is twice the length of the connecting part.

5. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 4, characterised in that: The handle is connected to the peeling part.

6. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 5 wherein: The front blade is connected to the upper end of the front end of the rear blade by bolts and nuts.

7. A sugar cane peeling knife according to claim 6, characterised in that: The handle is provided with anti-skid lines.

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