Seb S.a.

Jocelyn Bonnel

Jose Luis Herrada

Michel Montgelard

Pascal Cuillery

Noël Burais

Provided is a kitchenware item comprising a pan provided with a side wall, a cover suitable for covering the pan and a handle comprising attachment means for attaching to the side wall. The handle comprises an electrical energy source, and an electromechanical device fed by the electrical energy source and controlled by control means, and the electromechanical device is suitable for driving an actuating device that acts on the cover in order to move same.

Kitchenware item with a handle which works with a cover

Provided is a removable grip device () for a pot for cooking food, said removable grip device () comprising a grip body (), attachment means that can be connected to the cooking pot and disconnected therefrom, and an electrical energy source (). The removable grip device () comprises an electromechanical device fed by the energy source () and suitable for actuating a mechanical device, and control means for controlling the operation and the shut-off of the electromechanical device.

Electromechanical removable grip mechanism

Provided is a removable handle () for a food cooking pot comprising a side wall, said handle comprising a grip body (), attachment means () that can be connected to the cooking pot and disconnected therefrom, and an electrical and/or electromechanical () device housed in the grip body (). The handle comprises a rechargeable electrical energy source supplying the electrical and/or electromechanical device () with power, and electromagnetic connection means () that are connected to the rechargeable electrical energy source and electrically connected to a power supply source separate from the handle so that the rechargeable electrical energy source () can be recharged.

Rechargeable removable handle

A cooking utensil includes a base () doubled underneath via an insert () made from a hard material with openings () crossing the insert for the fixing thereof to the base. At least some of the openings are in the form of elongated slots () individually defining over the length thereof, a global arched form with opposing end portions either leading to the centre of the insert or to the external periphery () of the insert.

Cooking utensil with extended anti-deformation slots

The invention relates to a culinary article () having a bottom () in which heat-sensitive means () made of electrically conductive materials are placed. According to the invention, the heat-sensitive means () are made of non-ferromagnetic materials having a temperature-variable resistivity (p).

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