CN219147491U - Collodion mop - Google Patents

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CN219147491U
CN219147491U CN202320304005.8U CN202320304005U CN219147491U CN 219147491 U CN219147491 U CN 219147491U CN 202320304005 U CN202320304005 U CN 202320304005U CN 219147491 U CN219147491 U CN 219147491U
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The utility model relates to a collodion mop, which comprises a collodion head, a mop rod, a handle arranged on the mop rod, a wringing roller connected with the end part of the mop rod, at least one wringing iron wire, wherein one end of the wringing iron wire is connected with the handle, the other end of the wringing iron wire is detachably connected with the collodion head through a replacement structure, the replacement structure comprises a clamping groove and a sliding rail connected with the collodion head, the sliding rail is matched with the clamping groove, the clamping groove is connected with the sliding rail through a limiting mechanism, the limiting mechanism comprises a pair of barrier strips and an elastic button with barrier columns, the pair of barrier strips are arranged on the sliding rail at intervals, a channel for the barrier columns to pass through is formed between the pair of barrier strips, and the barrier columns are automatically driven to pass through the channel by sliding the sliding rail on the collodion head into the clamping groove, so that the fixing between the clamping groove and the sliding rail is realized; and the separation between the clamping groove and the sliding rail is realized by operating the elastic button.

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Collodion mop
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of daily cleaning products, in particular to the field of mops, and particularly relates to a collodion mop.
Background
Collodion mop is more and more popular in present family life, and during operation, pulling handle drives the collodion head to upwards move so as to pass through between the two side wringing paired rollers, and the collodion head is squeezed by the wringing paired rollers, extrudes the moisture in the collodion head. Therefore, the collodion cotton head is directly touched and cleaned without hands, and the service life of one collodion cotton head is longer. However, the collodion cotton heads on the market are complex and laborious to replace.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims at providing a collodion mop with convenient and labor-saving collodion head replacement on the basis of the prior art.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the collodion mop comprises a collodion head, a mop rod, a handle arranged on the mop rod, a wringing roller connected with the end part of the mop rod, and at least one wringing iron wire, wherein one end of the wringing iron wire is connected with the handle, the other end of the wringing iron wire is detachably connected with the collodion head through a replacement structure, the replacement structure comprises a clamping groove and a sliding rail connected with the collodion head, the sliding rail is matched with the clamping groove, the clamping groove is connected with the sliding rail through a limiting mechanism, the limiting mechanism comprises a pair of barrier bars and an elastic button with barrier columns, the pair of barrier bars are arranged on the sliding rail at intervals, a channel for the barrier columns to pass through is formed between the pair of barrier bars, the barrier columns are automatically driven to pass through the channel by sliding the sliding rail on the collodion head into the clamping groove, and after the sliding rail reaches the tail end of the channel, the elastic button is automatically reset between the barrier bars and the sliding rail is realized; by operating the elastic button, the baffle post slides into the channel from the tail end of the baffle bar and slides out of the channel, so that the separation between the clamping groove and the sliding rail is realized.
Preferably, the replacing structure comprises a clamping strip connected with the collodion head, the clamping strip is provided with a protruding part extending along the longitudinal direction of the collodion head to form the sliding rail, the pair of baffle strips are arranged on the upper surface of the clamping strip, the clamping groove is provided with a matching part and a pair of baffle blocks positioned below the matching part, the matching part is matched with the protruding part, an opening of the clamping groove is formed between the pair of baffle blocks, the tail end of the clamping strip is provided with a baffle plate corresponding to the pair of baffle blocks of the clamping groove, and the tail end of the clamping strip and the tail end of the baffle strip are positioned on the same side.
Preferably, the end of the barrier strip is provided with a slope edge.
Preferably, the elastic button comprises a main body rod and an elastic piece, one end of the elastic piece is arranged on the main body rod, the other end of the elastic piece is arranged on the clamping groove, and the baffle column is arranged on the main body rod.
Preferably, when the clamping groove and the sliding rail are fixed, the elastic piece is in a free state; the elastic piece is in a compressed state when the baffle column passes through the channel.
Preferably, the longitudinal direction of the baffle column, the longitudinal direction of the main body rod and the longitudinal direction of the collodion cotton head are perpendicular in pairs.
Preferably, the clamping groove is provided with a mounting hole, the elastic button is mounted in the mounting hole, and one end of the elastic button is positioned outside the clamping groove.
Preferably, the end part of the mop rod is provided with a caliper seat, the position of the caliper seat corresponding to the mounting hole is provided with a through hole, and the elastic button can be reached through the through hole.
Preferably, a hole cover is arranged at the through hole.
Preferably, the device comprises a pair of wringing iron wires, wherein the wringing iron wires are symmetrically arranged on the clamping groove.
The collodion mop of the utility model has the advantages that the whole replacement structure is free from left and right parts by the matching mode of the clamping strips, the clamping grooves, the blocking strips and the elastic buttons, and the collodion mop can be conveniently and labor-saving inserted and taken out.
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Fig. 1 is a partial external view of a collodion mop according to the present utility model.
Fig. 2 is a partial exploded view of the collodion mop of the present utility model.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a wringing iron wire inserted into a clamping groove in a collodion mop of the present utility model.
Fig. 4a and 4b are schematic views of the collodion mop of the present utility model from different directions during insertion of the collodion head into the slot.
FIG. 5a is an enlarged view of FIG. 4 a; fig. 5B is an enlarged view of B in fig. 4B.
Fig. 6 is a top view of a mop head with a clamping groove of the collodion mop of the present utility model.
Fig. 7a and 7b are schematic views showing the closing and opening of the hole cover of the through hole on the caliper base in the collodion mop of the present utility model.
Fig. 8a is a state diagram of the retaining post in the collodion mop of the present utility model when the retaining post is inside the retaining bar.
Fig. 8b is an enlarged view of C in fig. 8 a.
Fig. 9a is a state diagram of the collodion mop according to the present utility model when the retaining post is against the retaining strip.
Fig. 9b is an enlarged view of D in fig. 9 a.
Fig. 10 is a view showing the movement of the elastic button relative to the locking strip in the collodion mop of the present utility model.
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1 clamping groove
11 hole cover
12 stop block
2 elastic button
21 catch post
3 wringing iron wire
4 collodion cotton head
41 iron clamp
5 handle
6 long rivet
7 short rivet
8 elastic member
9 card strip
91 baffle
92 first barrier strip
93 second barrier strip
10 callipers seat
101 chute
102 through hole
13 switch
Detailed Description
The following disclosure provides many different embodiments, or examples, to demonstrate different components of an embodiment of the present utility model. Specific examples of components and arrangements of components in the present disclosure are disclosed below to simplify the present disclosure. Of course, these specific examples are not intended to limit the disclosure.
As shown in fig. 1 to 10, an embodiment of the collodion mop of the present utility model is shown. The embodiment comprises a collodion head 4, a mop rod, a handle 5 arranged on the mop rod, a wringing roller connected with the end part of the mop rod and a pair of wringing iron wires 3.
The upper ends of the pair of wringing iron wires 3 are fixed on the handle 5 through long rivets 6, and the lower ends of the pair of wringing iron wires 3 are detachably connected with the collodion head 4 through a replacement structure. During operation, the handle 5 is pulled to drive the collodion head 4 to move upwards so as to pass through the wringing rollers at two sides, the collodion head 4 is squeezed by the wringing rollers, and water in the collodion head 4 is squeezed out.
The water squeezing iron wire 3 is connected with the collodion cotton head 4 through a replacement structure, wherein the replacement structure comprises a clamping groove 1 and a sliding rail connected with the collodion cotton head 4, the sliding rail is matched with the clamping groove 1, and the clamping groove 1 is connected with the sliding rail through a limiting mechanism. The lower ends of the two wringing iron wires are inserted into the clamping groove 1 and fixed by a pair of short rivets 7.
In this embodiment, the slide rail is disposed on the clip strip 9, that is, the replacement structure further includes the clip strip 9, and the iron clip 41 of the collodion head tightly clips the collodion head, and the clip strip 9 is disposed on the iron clip 41. The clamping strip 9 is provided with a protruding part extending along the longitudinal direction of the collodion cotton head 4 to form the sliding rail, the clamping groove 1 is provided with a matching part and a pair of stop blocks 12 positioned below the matching part, the matching part is matched with the protruding part, and an opening of the clamping groove is formed between the pair of stop blocks 12.
In this embodiment, the limiting mechanism includes a pair of bars, a first bar 92 (shown in fig. 8 b), a second bar 93 (shown in fig. 8 b), and a spring button 2 having a blocking post 21, where the spring button 2 includes a main body rod and a spring member 8, one end of the spring member 8 is disposed on the main body rod, the other end of the spring member 8 is disposed on the clamping groove 1, the blocking post 21 is disposed on the main body rod, and the longitudinal direction of the blocking post 21, the longitudinal direction of the main body rod, and the longitudinal direction of the collodion head 4 are perpendicular to each other. The pair of bars are arranged in parallel and spaced apart on the upper surface of the clip bar 9, and a passage for the passing of the stopper post 21 is formed between the pair of bars.
In addition, the limiting mechanism further comprises a baffle 91, two sides of the tail end of the clamping strip 9 are provided with a pair of baffles 91 corresponding to the pair of stoppers of the clamping groove 1, and the tail end of the clamping strip 9 and the tail end of the baffle are positioned on the same side, so that the clamping strip 9 can be prevented from sliding back in the use process.
Based on the limiting mechanism provided by the utility model, the slide rail on the collodion head 4 is slid into the clamping groove 1 to automatically drive the baffle column 21 to pass through the channel from the head end of the channel, and specific reference can be made to fig. 10 for the process. Fig. 10 shows in particular how the blocking 21 passes through the channel formed by the pair of bars during the sliding of the rail on the collodion head 4 into the slot 1.
The collodion cotton head 4 starts to slide into the clamping groove until reaching the state 1, at the moment, the baffle column reaches the head ends of a pair of baffle strips, the spring serving as an elastic piece is in a free state, and the baffle column is positioned at the position of the middle part of the baffle strip and is positioned at the slope edge of one baffle strip; the blocking post continuously slides in to reach the head ends of the pair of blocking bars, and is blocked by the blocking bars to start moving along a channel formed by the pair of blocking bars, namely, the state 2 is reached, and the spring is in a compressed state; continuing to push the clamping strip 9, and after reaching the tail end of the channel, taking the state 3 shown in fig. 10; the blocking column continues to move and breaks away from the blocking of the blocking strips, the elastic button 2 automatically resets (rebounds), so that the blocking column 21 is blocked at the tail end of one blocking strip (if the blocking strip 9 and the collodion head are inserted from the opposite direction, the blocking column 21 is blocked at the tail end of the other blocking strip), namely the state 4 in fig. 10, at the moment, the baffle 91 at the tail end of the blocking strip just blocks the baffle 12, the blocking slot 1 and the sliding rail can be fixed in the left-right direction, and the blocking strip 9 is completely fixed in the blocking slot 1; when the clamping groove 1 and the sliding rail need to be separated, the elastic button 2 can be pressed, the baffle column 21 slides into the channel from the tail end of the baffle strip and slides out of the channel, and the baffle column changes from the state 4 to the state 1 in fig. 10, namely, the baffle strip is separated from the clamping groove 1 from the direction of insertion.
In the elastic button provided by the utility model, the arrangement mode of the elastic piece can enable the baffle column to move through the pressing operation mode, and the arrangement mode of the elastic piece or the elastic button can be simply changed so as to enable the baffle column to move through other operation modes such as drawing and the like.
To facilitate sliding of the post 21 into the channel, the head end of the bar is provided with a ramp edge (as shown in figures 8b,9 b).
The clamping groove 1 is provided with a mounting hole, the elastic button 2 is mounted in the mounting hole, and one end of the elastic button 2 is positioned outside the clamping groove 1.
The end of the mop rod is provided with a caliper seat 10, the position of the caliper seat 10 corresponding to the mounting hole is provided with a switch 13, the switch comprises a sliding groove 101, a hole cover 11 and a through hole 102, the hole cover 11 can slide in the sliding groove 101, the through hole 102 is arranged in the sliding groove 101 and corresponds to the mounting hole, and the hole cover 11 on the through hole 102 can slide out to pass through the through hole 102 to reach the elastic button 2 so as to perform pressing operation.
Thus, in the embodiment of the utility model, the collodion head inserting mode is specifically as follows: the head end (the end without the baffle) of the clamping strip 9 slides in along the inner edge of the clamping groove 1, and when the clamping strip 9 slides until the baffle 91 abuts against the stop block 12, the clamping strip 9 stops sliding.
The collodion cotton head is disassembled in a specific way: the hole cover on the caliper base 10 is pushed upwards along the sliding groove to leak out the through hole, the elastic button is pressed, the spring is compressed, the blocking posts move later and between the blocking strips, and at the moment, the blocking strips can be pulled out from the direction when being inserted.
The collodion cotton head can be inserted from the left side and the right side of the mop head by the matching mode, and the collodion cotton head can be detached and pulled out only by keeping the same with the insertion side.
The collodion mop of the utility model has the advantages that the whole replacement structure is free from left and right parts by the matching mode of the clamping strips, the clamping grooves, the blocking strips and the elastic buttons, and the collodion mop can be conveniently and labor-saving inserted and taken out.
In this specification, the utility model has been described with reference to specific embodiments thereof. It will be apparent, however, that various modifications and changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model. The specification and drawings are, accordingly, to be regarded in an illustrative rather than a restrictive sense.

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1. The utility model provides a collodion mop which is characterized in that the mop comprises a collodion head, a mop rod, a handle arranged on the mop rod, a wringing roller connected with the end part of the mop rod, at least one wringing iron wire, wherein one end of the wringing iron wire is connected with the handle, the other end of the wringing iron wire is detachably connected with the collodion head through a replacement structure, the replacement structure comprises a clamping groove and a sliding rail connected with the collodion head, the sliding rail is matched with the clamping groove, the clamping groove is connected with the sliding rail through a limiting mechanism, the limiting mechanism comprises a pair of baffle bars and an elastic button with baffle posts, the pair of baffle bars are arranged on the sliding rail at intervals, a channel for the passage of the baffle posts is formed between the pair of baffle bars, the baffle posts are automatically driven to pass through the channel by sliding the sliding rail on the collodion head into the clamping groove, and after the tail end of the channel is reached, the elastic button is automatically reset, and the baffle posts are enabled to be fixed between the baffle bars and the sliding rail; by operating the elastic button, the baffle post slides into the channel from the tail end of the baffle bar and slides out of the channel, so that the separation between the clamping groove and the sliding rail is realized.
2. The collodion mop of claim 1, wherein said replacement structure comprises a clip connected to said collodion head, said clip having a projection extending longitudinally along said collodion head to form said track, said pair of bars being disposed on the upper surface of said clip, said slot having a mating portion and a pair of stops disposed below said mating portion, said mating portion being mated with said projection, and said pair of stops defining an opening therebetween, the tail ends of said clip being disposed with a stop corresponding to said pair of stops of said slot, the tail ends of said clip being disposed on the same side as the tail ends of said stop.
3. The collodion mop of claim 1 or 2, wherein the top end of the barrier rib is provided with a ramp edge.
4. The collodion mop of claim 1 or 2, wherein said elastic button comprises a main body rod and an elastic member, one end of said elastic member is disposed on said main body rod, the other end of said elastic member is disposed on said slot, and said retaining post is disposed on said main body rod.
5. The collodion mop of claim 4, wherein said resilient member is in a free state when said clip groove and said track are secured; the elastic piece is in a compressed state when the baffle column passes through the channel.
6. The collodion mop of claim 4, wherein the longitudinal direction of the retaining post, the longitudinal direction of the main body rod and the longitudinal direction of the collodion head are perpendicular.
7. The collodion mop of claim 4, wherein said slot is provided with a mounting hole, said flexible button is mounted in said mounting hole, and one end of said flexible button is located outside said slot.
8. The collodion mop of claim 7, wherein a caliper seat is provided at an end of said mop rod, and a through hole is provided at a position of said caliper seat corresponding to said mounting hole, said elastic button being accessible through said through hole.
9. The collodion mop of claim 8, wherein said through hole is provided with a hole cap.
10. The collodion mop according to claim 1 or 2, comprising a pair of wringing iron wires symmetrically arranged on said clamping groove.
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