Dough hook attachment for kitchen mixer
AssigneeScovill Manufacturing Company
InventorC. Louis Smader
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Abstract
Dough hook attachment for a mixer comprises a frame having gear box with upward input shaft adapted to snap into beater collet, and tab portions which are trapped between the top of mixer pedestal and motor housing. Means to immobilize the bowl are provided.
Claims5
For a kitchen stand-type food mixer having a base adapted to receive a mixing bowl, an upstanding pedestal at one end of the base, the pedestal having a substantially horizontal top portion, and a mixer motor housing pivotally attached to the top of the pedestal extends from the attachment to the top portion and is cantilevered out over the base, the housing having at its distal end a downwardly-facing collet adapted to drivingly engage a mixer beater, a dough hook attachment comprising:
- a. a rigid frame presenting at one end a gear box having an upstanding drive shaft adapted to operatively engage said collet and a downwardly-directed spindle, the opposite end of the frame having integral pad means adapted to rest on the top portion of the pedestal and to be held firmly down thereagainst by the underside of the housing;
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- b. a dough hook having an upward shank drivingly engaging the spindle and extending downward to operate in the bowl;
- whereby the engagement of the shaft and the collet and holding of the pad means between pedestal and housing securely holds the attachment on the mixer.
A kitchen stand-type food mixer having a base adapted to receive at one end a mixing receptacle, an upstanding pedestal at the other end of the base, the pedestal having a top portion, and a mixer motor housing pivoted to the top of the pedestal and extending out over the base, the housing having at its distal end a downwardly-facing collet adapted to drivingly engage a mixer beater;
- and a dough hook attachment comprising:
- a. a rigid frame presenting at one end a gear box having an upstanding drive shaft adapted to operatively engage into said collet and a downward-directed spindle, the opposite end of the frame having integral pad means adapted to rest on the top portion of the pedestal and to be held immobilized thereagainst by the underside of the housing;
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- b. a dough hook having an upward shank drivingly engaging the spindle and extending downward to operate in the receptacle;
- whereby the engagement of the shaft and the collet and the holding of the pad means between pedestal and housing securely holds the attachment on the mixer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.