Anti-slip salad bowl and method for manufacturing the same
AssigneeFoshan Shi Shunde Jetwell Stainless Steel Products Limited
InventorNgai Kin Lam
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides an anti-slip salad bowl which includes an enamel body. An outer bottom of the enamel body is coated with a silicone adhesive layer and a mixed silicone rubber layer. Correspondingly, the disclosure further provides a method for manufacturing the anti-slip salad bowl. On one hand, since the manufacturing is convenient and the related materials are easily available, the resultant bowl is cost effective. On the other hand, since the outer bottom of the enamel body is bonded with an anti-slip layer made of silicone rubber, silicone rubber adhesive, vulcanizing agent and color concentrate, the bowl will not be prone to slipping when moved or used to mix salad.
Claims12
An anti-slip salad bowl, comprising an enamel body, wherein an outer bottom of the enamel body is coated with a silicone adhesive layer and a mixed silicone rubber layer.
A method for manufacturing an anti-slip salad bowl with an enamel body, the method comprising:
- Action 1, immerging an outer bottom of the enamel body into silicone adhesive held in a container, and drying the outer bottom to obtain an enamel bowl bonded with the silicone adhesive;
- Action 2, mixing silicone rubber, vulcanizing agent and color concentrate to obtain mixed silicone rubber, and pressing the mixed silicone rubber to obtain flaky mixed silicone rubber;
- Action 3, coating the flaky mixed silicone rubber onto an outer bottom of the enamel bowl boned with the silicone adhesive obtained according to the Action 1, to obtain an enamel bowl provided with a bottom coated with the mixed silicone rubber;
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- Action 4, performing, within a mould, high temperature vulcanization on the enamel bowl provided with the bottom coated with the mixed silicone rubber which is obtained in the Action 3, and cleaning the enamel bowl to obtain the anti-slip salad bowl.
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