Handle for Cookware

Abstract

The present invention relates to a handle for cookware, and more particularly, to a handle for cookware that is easy to assemble and simple to operate, wherein an upper grip and a lower grip can be naturally brought together (to firmly close top and bottom vessels) or disengaged (to mutually separate the top and bottom vessels), by means of a cylindrical button that is longitudinally reciprocating along the sliding surface by elasticity of a spring.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A handle for cookware including:
 an upper grip, wherein a tread is formed;   a lower grip, wherein a tread is formed;   a protruding head protruded from the back end of said lower grip, wherein a latching threshold is formed;   a cap having a latching slot which is latched by said latching threshold when it is inserted into said protruding head; and   a locker which is being assembled such that longitudinal sliding along the said treads and outer circumferential surface of said cap is possible   
     
     
         2 . A handle for cookware according to  claim 1 , further including:
 a resilient member applying resilient force to said locker against said cap, wherein said cap comprising:
 an inner tube; 
 an outer tube having shorter length than that of said inner tube; and 
 a receiving slot, wherein said resilient member is accommodated in between said outer tube and said inner tube, and said latching slot is formed in said inner tube, and said locker is comprised of: 
 a cylindrical slider, and 
 a movable seat protruding from the inner circumferential surface of said cylindrical slider, and being in contact with one side of said resilient member.