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Title: US3814360: BOWL SUPPORTING TURNTABLE FOR KITCHEN MIXER
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Samuelian, Sr., Maurice P.; West Hartford, CT
Rideout, Gerald E.; South Windsor, CT

Assignee: General Signal Corporation, Rochester, NY
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Published / Filed: 1974-06-04 / 1972-06-23

Application Number: US1972000265846

IPC Code: Advanced: A47J 43/044; A47J 43/07;
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IPC-7: B01F 9/10;

U.S. Class: Current: 248/131; 248/311.2; 248/349.1; 366/200; 0D7/379;
Original: 248/131; 248/311; 248/349; 259/084;

Field of Search: 248/131,415,425,349,310,316 B 259/084,85 108/139

Priority Number:
1972-06-23  US1972000265846

Abstract: A turntable is disclosed for supporting a plurality of types and sizes of bowls in such a manner that the axis of rotation of the turntable and the center line of the bowl are substantially coincident. The turntable includes one or more concentric grooves which are proportioned to mate with the feet of one type of bowl which may be supported on the turntable. A second type of bowl which may have a smooth or flat bottom is retained on the turntable by a plurality of selectively adjustable retaining members which contact an outer edge of the bowl and maintain the bowl's alignment on the turntable. The selectively adjustable members may be retained in the selected position by any convenient means such as detents. In one embodiment the members are triangular shaped wedges which may be selectively pivoted between first and second positions for retaining smooth bottomed bowls of first and second different diameters, respectively.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Kleinman, Milton E. ; Wynn, Harold S. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Parsons, Jr., Marion;

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What is claimed is:     1. A bowl supporting turntable for a food mixer comprising in combination:
  • a. a substantially planar turntable for selectively supporting any one of a plurality of mixing bowls some of which may have flat bottoms and some of which may have a foot, or annular rim; and
  • b. a plurality of selectively adjustable members pivotally coupled to said turntable for contacting the sides of at least selected flat bottom bowls so that they may be selectively supported on said turntable to retain the contacted bowl in a predetermined position relative to the axis of said turntable when the said members are pivoted to a contacting position.


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