Electric citrus fruit cutting device
CA 2282574 A1 · Owner: Gingras, Michel · Inventors: Gingras, Michel; Daoust, Gilbert
Overview
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An electric cutting device is provided for segmenting and derinding a half section of a citrus fruit in order to collect pulp segments thereof. This device has, a base made of a housing in which is mounted an electric motor with a driving shaft, and, of an upwardly opened container for receiving the pulp segments of the fruit. The device, also has a fruit segmenting member sized and shaped to fit into and be supported by the, top portion of the container. This fruit segmenting member includes a set of arcuate, knives upwardly projecting from a ring and converging toward a common apex. The, fruit segmenting member forms a generally semi-spherical open frame on which the, half section …
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- Filed September 16, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended September 16, 2019.
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