Bakelite pot handle with anti-skid structure

Abstract

The utility model discloses a bakelite pot handle with anti-skidding structures, which is mounted on a pot, the pot comprises a pot body and a pot cover, the bakelite pot handle comprises a pot handle body, the anti-skidding structures are arranged on two sides of the pot handle body, and the anti-skidding structures are pattern decorative surfaces with concave-convex grains. The handle has the advantages that the concave-convex lines are arranged on the handle, so that the aesthetic feeling is increased, and the anti-skid performance is improved; the pot cover can be flexibly applied to various cookware, is low in manufacturing cost and easy to manufacture, and has durability and convenience in cleaning.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of cookware handle technology, and in particular to a bakelite cookware handle with an anti-slip structure. Background Technology

[0002] Bakelite cookware components are widely used in kitchenware products due to their inexpensive raw material and resistance to acids, alkalis, and high temperatures. However, because bakelite is relatively brittle, high requirements are placed on material thickness and edge placement to avoid excessive waste during production and sales. This makes it difficult to design intricate shapes, limiting variations to broad forms and resulting in significant homogenization. Its fixed structure makes it difficult to enhance brand recognition through differentiation, and it cannot flexibly adapt to decorative structures, failing to meet users' demands for personalized and diverse appearances. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the prior art and provide a bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure.

[0004] This utility model is achieved through the following technical solution: a bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure is installed on a pot, the pot includes a pot body and a pot lid, the bakelite pot handle includes a pot handle body, the anti-slip structure is provided on both sides of the pot handle body, and the anti-slip structure is a decorative surface with concave and convex textures.

[0005] This handle features textured decorative surfaces on both sides of the handle body, significantly enhancing the friction between the handle and the user's hand, thus improving anti-slip performance. The textured design balances practicality and aesthetics, with a simple structure that reduces manufacturing costs.

[0006] The decorative pattern includes recessed and raised textures. The recessed textures are formed by the surface of the handle body being recessed towards the inside of the handle, and the raised textures are arranged between the recessed textures. The top surface of the raised textures is flush with the outer surface of the handle body. The combination of recessed and raised textures optimizes the mechanical distribution of the contact surface: the recessed textures increase frictional resistance, and the design of the top surface of the raised textures being flush with the outer surface of the handle avoids the discomfort caused by excessive protrusions, while ensuring uniform texture distribution, further balancing the anti-slip effect and grip comfort.

[0007] The patterned decorative surface extends along the length of the handle body and is parallel to the long side of the handle body. The patterned decorative surface is designed to conform to the ergonomic direction of hand grip, extending the effective coverage of the anti-slip area and preventing the handle from slipping out of the hand due to short-term slippage. It is especially suitable for scenarios that require prolonged gripping, such as pouring liquids.

[0008] The depth of the recessed texture is 0.20-0.45mm, which ensures that the texture effectively increases the coefficient of friction (too shallow and the anti-slip effect will be insufficient), while avoiding the problems of difficult cleaning or reduced material strength caused by excessively deep recesses, thus achieving a balance between anti-slip performance and durability. The texture depth of this structure facilitates the molding of bakelite and can also adapt to a wider range of surface treatments.

[0009] The pot handle body is a pot lid handle, which is a square ring structure with its lower side installed on the upper side of the pot lid. The decorative pattern is set on both vertical sides of the pot lid handle, which solves the problem of traditional pot lid handles being easy to slip off due to their smooth surface. It is especially suitable for situations where hands are wet in a steamy environment, and the square structure can increase the contact area between the handle and the hand, thus improving stability.

[0010] The top of the lid handle is a cylindrical first grip.

[0011] The pot handle body is a pot ear body, and the side wall of the pot body is provided with an ear seat. The inner end of the pot ear body is locked to the ear seat by bolts. The decorative pattern is set on both sides of the pot ear body, and the outer end of the pot ear body is a cylindrical second handle. The pot ear body is fixed to the pot body ear seat by bolts to ensure a stable connection. The anti-slip pattern on both sides and the cylindrical second handle design allow it to not only bear the weight of the pot, but also facilitate the user to apply force in different gripping postures (such as pinching or gripping), which is suitable for the anti-slip needs when carrying heavy pots.

[0012] The handle body is a long, narrow strip. The side wall of the pot body has an ear seat, and the inner end of the handle body is locked to the ear seat by a bolt. The decorative pattern is located on both sides of the handle body, and a hanging hole is provided at the outer end of the handle body. The long, narrow handle body, combined with the anti-slip pattern on both sides, is suitable for large pots that require two-handed gripping. The hanging hole expands the handle's practicality (e.g., for storage and hanging), while the anti-slip structure prevents accidental slippage due to sweaty hands during handling.

[0013] The raised texture includes cross-shaped raised strips, which are composed of vertically intersecting ribs. The ribs of the cross-shaped raised strips form a 30-60 degree angle with the long side of the handle body. The recessed texture between the ribs features raised patterns or raised cylinders. The cross-shaped raised strips create multi-directional anti-slip resistance through the intersecting rib design, and the 30-60 degree angle optimizes the friction direction when the ribs come into contact with the hand. The added patterns or cylindrical protrusions in the recessed texture further increase micro-friction, balancing anti-slip performance and decoration.

[0014] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of this utility model are: the handle is aesthetically pleasing and has improved anti-slip performance through the design of concave and convex textures; it can be flexibly applied to various cookwares, has low manufacturing cost and is easy to manufacture, and is durable and easy to clean. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of Embodiment 1 of the present utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a side view of Embodiment 1 of the present utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 A side view showing the recessed texture of Embodiment 1 of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a top view of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0019] Figure 5 This is a front view of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0020] Figure 6 This is a front view showing the recessed texture of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0021] Figure 7 This is a perspective view of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0022] Figure 8 This is a front view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention;

[0023] Figure 9 This is a front view showing the recessed texture of Embodiment 3 of the present invention;

[0024] Figure 10 This is a right view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 11 This is a top view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 12 This is a perspective view of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.

[0027] The meanings of the labels in the attached diagram are as follows: 1. Decorative pattern; 11. Recessed pattern; 12. Raised pattern; 13. Cross-shaped raised strip; 2. Lid handle; 21. First grip; 3. Pot handle body; 31. Second grip; 4. Handle body; 41. Hanging hole. Detailed Implementation

[0028] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0029] Example

[0030] See Figures 1 to 12 A bakelite cooker handle with an anti-slip structure is installed on a cookware, which includes a pot body and a pot lid. The bakelite cooker handle includes a handle body, and the anti-slip structure is provided on both sides of the handle body. The anti-slip structure is a decorative surface with a textured surface 1.

[0031] This handle significantly enhances the friction between the handle and the user's hand by setting textured decorative surfaces 1 on both sides of the handle body, thereby improving anti-slip performance; the textured design takes into account both practicality and aesthetics, and the simple structure reduces manufacturing costs.

[0032] The decorative pattern 1 includes recessed patterns 11 and raised patterns 12. The recessed patterns 11 are formed by the surface of the handle body being recessed towards the inside of the handle, and the raised patterns 12 are arranged between the recessed patterns 11. The top surface of the raised patterns 12 is flush with the outer surface of the handle body. The combined design of the recessed patterns 11 and the raised patterns 12 optimizes the mechanical distribution of the contact surface: the recessed patterns 11 increase frictional resistance, and the design of the top surface of the raised patterns 12 being flush with the outer surface of the handle avoids the discomfort caused by excessive protrusion, while ensuring uniform pattern distribution, further balancing the anti-slip effect and grip comfort.

[0033] The patterned decorative surface 1 extends along the length of the handle body and is parallel to the long side of the handle body. The design of the patterned decorative surface 1 conforms to the ergonomic direction of hand grip, extends the effective coverage of the anti-slip area, and prevents the handle from slipping out of the hand due to short-term slippage. It is especially suitable for scenarios that require long-term gripping, such as pouring liquids.

[0034] The depth of the recessed texture 11 is 0.20-0.45mm, which ensures that the texture can effectively increase the coefficient of friction (too shallow and the anti-slip effect will be insufficient), while avoiding the problems of difficult cleaning or reduced material strength caused by excessively deep recesses, thus achieving a balance between anti-slip performance and durability. The texture depth of this structure facilitates the molding of bakelite and can also adapt to a wider range of surface treatments.

[0035] The pot handle body is a pot lid handle 2, which is a square ring structure with its lower side installed on the upper side of the pot lid. The patterned decorative surface 1 is set on both vertical sides of the pot lid handle 2, which solves the problem of traditional pot lid handles 2 being easy to slip off due to their smooth surface. It is especially suitable for situations where hands are wet in a steamy environment. In addition, the square structure can increase the contact area between the handle and the hand, thus improving stability.

[0036] The top of the lid handle 2 is a cylindrical first grip 21.

[0037] The handle body is a pot ear body 3, and the pot body side wall is provided with an ear seat. The inner end of the pot ear body 3 is locked to the ear seat by bolts. The decorative pattern 1 is set on both sides of the pot ear body 3, and the outer end of the pot ear body 3 is a cylindrical second handle 31. The pot ear body 3 is fixed to the pot body ear seat by bolts to ensure the connection is stable. The anti-slip pattern on both sides and the design of the cylindrical second handle 31 make it able to bear the weight of the pot and facilitate the user to apply force in different gripping postures (such as pinching or gripping), which is suitable for the anti-slip needs when carrying heavy pots.

[0038] The handle body is a long, narrow handle body 4. Ear seats are provided on the side walls of the pot. The inner end of the handle body 4 is locked to the ear seats by bolts. Patterned decorative surfaces 1 are provided on both sides of the handle body 4, and hanging holes 41 are provided on the outer end of the handle body 4. The long, narrow handle body 4, combined with the anti-slip pattern on both sides, is suitable for large pots that require two-handed gripping. The hanging holes 41 expand the handle's practicality (e.g., for storage and hanging), while the anti-slip structure prevents accidental slippage due to sweaty hands during handling.

[0039] The raised texture 12 includes a cross-shaped raised strip 13, which is composed of vertically intersecting ribs. The ribs of the cross-shaped raised strip 13 form a 30-60 degree angle with the long side of the handle body. The recessed texture 11 between the ribs has raised patterns or raised cylinders. The cross-shaped raised strip 13 forms multi-directional anti-slip resistance through the intersecting rib design, and the 30-60 degree angle optimizes the friction direction when the ribs come into contact with the hand. The added patterns or cylindrical protrusions in the recessed texture 11 further increase micro-friction, taking into account both anti-slip performance and decoration.

[0040] In this embodiment, the handle accessories feature customizable patterned finishes, such as the patterned finishes on the lid handle 2, the pot ear body 3, and the handle body 4. Regardless of whether the finish is curved or flat, all patterns are arranged in a uniform direction, meaning the side surfaces of the patterns are all parallel to the pattern direction. The patterned finish of the handle accessories is achieved by inserts in the mold moving horizontally, and is integrally formed during the injection molding of the accessories. The mold inserts have pre-processed textures that are opposite to the concave and convex positions of the patterns on the accessories. By changing inserts with different textures, the mold can produce accessories with different patterned finishes, achieving personalized customization.

[0041] The texture on the insert is processed using laser texturing, which is an adaptation of the conventional texturing process for plastic products. Firstly, the texturing direction is unified and the depth is deeper, adapting to the horizontal movement characteristics of the insert. With a unified texture direction, the texture depth can be made deeper (0.35mm in this embodiment). Deeper textures facilitate shaping on bakelite and also accommodate more surface treatments. For example, this accessory uses a yin-yang pattern design (the yin side has recessed texture 11, and the yang side has raised texture 12). The raised parts of the pattern (raised texture 12 in this embodiment) have a conventional bakelite matte finish, while the recessed parts (recessed texture 11) have a glossy bakelite finish. This contrast between gloss and matte makes the pattern more prominent and aesthetically pleasing. Furthermore, bakelite can also be treated with spray painting, which requires a certain texture height. If the texture is too shallow, it will be covered by paint during spraying, causing the texture to disappear or become difficult to detect—something unsuitable for ordinary plastic texturing. The depth of the recessed texture 11 in this embodiment, combined with the surface treatment method of spraying, can make the decorative surface 1 more attractive and have a good anti-slip effect.

[0042] The above detailed description is a specific description of a feasible embodiment of the present utility model. This embodiment is not intended to limit the patent scope of the present utility model. All equivalent implementations or modifications that do not depart from the present utility model should be included in the patent scope of this case.

Claims

1. A bakelite cooker handle with an anti-slip structure, mounted on a cookware, the cookware comprising a body and a lid, characterized in that: The bakelite cooker handle includes a handle body, and the anti-slip structure is provided on both sides of the handle body. The anti-slip structure is a decorative surface with a textured surface.

2. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The decorative pattern includes recessed patterns and raised patterns. The recessed patterns are formed by the surface of the handle body being recessed towards the inside of the handle. The raised patterns are arranged between the recessed patterns. The top surface of the raised patterns is flush with the outer surface of the handle body.

3. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The decorative pattern extends along the length of the handle body and is parallel to the long side of the handle body.

4. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: The depth of the recessed texture is 0.20-0.45mm.

5. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pot handle body is a pot lid handle, which is a square ring structure with its lower side installed on the upper side of the pot lid; the decorative pattern is set on the two vertical sides of the pot lid handle.

6. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 5, characterized in that: The top of the lid handle is a cylindrical first grip.

7. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pot handle body is a pot ear body, and the side wall of the pot body is provided with an ear seat. The inner end of the pot ear body is locked to the ear seat by a bolt. The decorative pattern is provided on both sides of the pot ear body, and the outer end of the pot ear body is a cylindrical second handle.

8. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle body is a long strip-shaped handle body. The side wall of the pot body is provided with an ear seat. The inner end of the handle body is locked to the ear seat by a bolt. The decorative pattern is provided on both sides of the handle body. The outer end of the handle body is provided with a hanging hole.

9. The bakelite pot handle with an anti-slip structure according to claim 2, characterized in that: The raised texture includes cross-shaped raised strips, which are composed of vertically intersecting ribs; the ribs of the cross-shaped raised strips form an angle of 30-60 degrees with the long side of the handle body, and the recessed texture between the ribs is provided with raised patterns or raised cylinders.

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