Removable steam iron sole plate
AssigneeD.M.D.S.r.l.
InventorGiorgio Prudenziati
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Abstract
An iron having a plate (1) to the base of which is fitted a thin sheet (2) of perforated stainless steel. A recess or housing (4) defined by a peripheral border (5) and a network of channels (6, 7) for uniform distribution of the steam are made in the bottom surface of the plate (1). The perforated sheet (2) is reinforced by ribs and is centred in the recess (4) and attached to the plate (1) by means of screws (18, 19) so that it can be removed and permit access to the channels (6, 7).
Claims4
A steam iron comprising a sole plate on the base of which is provided a perforated stainless steel sheet, characterised in that a housing or recess bounded and surrounded by a perimeter border and having longitudinal and transverse channels for passage of steam, is provided in the undersurface of the said plate, and wherein said stainless steel sheet is seated and centered in said housing or recess and removably attached thereto, said sheet being thin and having a plurality of holes made by stamping and laid out in accordance with the channels in the undersurface of the plate, said sheet having a turned back perimeter edge and at least one intermediate reinforcing rib bounding the area containing the plurality of holes.
A steam iron comprising a sole plate on the base of which is provided a perforated stainless steel sheet, characterised in that a housing or recess bounded and surrounded by a perimeter border and having longitudinal and transverse channels for passage of steam, is provided in the undersurface of the said plate, and wherein said stainless steel sheet is seated and centered in said housing or recess and removably attached thereto, the channels in the plate being in communication by means of small channels with a plurality of holes for delivering steam and provided at least at the margins of the area containing said channels, said holes being connected together by a continuous groove.
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