Stirring rod
AssigneeLeo International Limited
InventorChang-Fa Lee
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Abstract
A stirring rod includes a soft pipe having a protrusion at an end, an open end at another end, and one or more grooves at the periphery of the pipe. A rod is inserted into the pipe, and the length of the rod sheathed into the pipe is shorter than the length of the pipe. The rod and the pipe are latched by the latch, such that when the pipe is compressed by the rod to spread open the groove, the position adjacent to each groove is extended outward, and the pipe is changed from a linear shape to a shape of an outwardly extended flower, so as to increase the stirring area and give more fun to the use of the stirring rod. After the stirring rod is used, the rod can be pressed gently to separate the latch, and then the pipe resumes its original shape.
Claims7
A stirring rod, comprising:
- a rod, made of a hard material, and having a latch disposed at a distal end of the rod;
- characterized in that:
- a pipe, having an open end and a protrusion corresponding to the open end, and the protrusion is integrally formed with the pipe, and the pipe is made of a soft material and sheathed around the periphery of the rod;
- and a latch is disposed adjacent to the connecting position of the protrusion and the pipe, and the periphery of the pipe has one or more axially extended grooves;
- and the length of the rod sheathed into the pipe is shorter than the length of the pipe, such that when the pipe is squeezed and compressed by the rod to spread open the groove, the position adjacent to each groove is extended outward, and the pipe is changed from a linear shape to a shape of an outwardly extended flower, and the shape of outwardly extended flower can be maintained by the latch of the rod and the pipe, so as to increase the stirring area and give more fun to the use of the stirring rod, and after the stirring rod is used, the rod can be pressed gently to separate the latch, and then the pipe will resume its original shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.