Handle assembly for refrigerating and freezing devices and refrigerating and freezing devices

Abstract

The invention relates to a handle component applied to a refrigerating and freezing device and the refrigerating and freezing device. The handle component is arranged on a door body of the refrigerating and freezing device and comprises a pedestal and a handle, wherein the pedestal is fixed to the outer surface of the door body and is provided with a mounting part which is sunk inwards in the doorbody; a first end of the handle is connected with the mounting part in a pivoting manner; and a second end of the handle is arranged in a manner of operably sliding between a first position and a second position in the mounting part so that the handle can be accommodated in the mounting part when the second end is at the first position and the handle can generate elastic deformation and is archedtowards the outer side of the mounting part when the second end is at the second position. Therefore, the thickness of a foamed layer of the door body is not reduced so that the heat insulation property of the door body is not affected, and swelling of the inner side of the door body is prevented so as not to occupy the internal storage space of the refrigerating and freezing device. Moreover, the space occupied by the handle component is small. The refrigerating and freezing device comprises a box body and at least one door body, and each door body is provided with one handle component.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to refrigeration and freezing technology, in particular to a handle assembly for a refrigeration and freezing device and the refrigeration and freezing device. Background technique [0002] Common refrigerating and freezing devices such as the handle on the refrigerator have two kinds of exposed handles and hidden handles. The exposed handle is a curved or straight handle protruding from the plane of the refrigerator door, which is fixed by fixing bolts at both ends. However, the entire open handle is exposed on the outside of the door body, and the installation position of the handle is relatively large in size, which increases the overall size of the refrigerator. Therefore, gradually, there are fewer and fewer open handle products. Refrigerators with concealed handles began to appear in large numbers, and the common concealed handles are recessed inwards on the door body of the refrigerator to form gaps that can be used as cla...

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Problems solved by technology

However, due to the limitation of the thickness of the foam layer, the gap between the handles is very small. What is more serious is that the hidden handle needs to be embedded inside the door body, occupying the volume of the foam layer of the door body, which will reduce the thermal insulation performance of the door body. prone to condensation

In addition, in order not to affect the thermal insulation function of the foam layer, the sunken part will occupy the internal volume of the refrigerator, reducing the usable volume of the refrigerator.

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