Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
  • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
  • A47L13/50—Auxiliary implements
  • A47L13/58—Wringers for scouring pads, mops, or the like, combined with buckets
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
  • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
  • A47L13/14—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing combined with squeezing or wringing devices
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47L13/00—Implements for cleaning floors, carpets, furniture, walls, or wall coverings
  • A47L13/10—Scrubbing; Scouring; Cleaning; Polishing
  • A47L13/20—Mops
  • A47L13/24—Frames for mops; Mop heads
  • A47L13/254—Plate frames
  • A47L13/258—Plate frames of adjustable or foldable type

Definitions

• the invention relates to a drive device for a wiper device and / or for a device for drying wipes and / or mop covers and / or mops and / or mop plates and / or wipers and / or mop heads and / or wiping elements.
• From DE 102 23 074 C1 discloses a device for ejecting liquid from a wiper body, which is held to form a wiping surface on a mop head of a surface cleaning device known.
• the device has a container in which a wiper body holder receiving the wiping body and a drive device are arranged, wherein the wiper body holder can be driven to rotate about an axis of rotation by means of the drive device.
• the wiper body holder forms a receptacle into which the wiper body can be inserted with the surface normal of the wiping surface aligned at an angle to the axis of rotation.
• a mop dryer which sets the mop motor driven together with stem in rotation. It is also provided a holder for the stem.
• Wiper head holder is rotatably held, in which the mop head with the
• Wiper body is used and which is rotationally driven to dehumidify the wiper body by means of a drive device.
• the container surrounds the washing area and the centrifugal area, wherein the container forms an intermediate wall below the centrifugal area, which covers a drive space accommodating the drive device.
• the invention has for its object to provide a drive device for a wiper device and / or for a device for drying wipes and / or mops and / or mops and / or mops especially as a drive device for a discharge, which is both easy to manufacture and robust and the on the other hand easy and uncomplicated - especially manual - to use.
• the object is achieved by a drive device, which is characterized in that the drive device has a Brumm Vietnamese Bengal and / or a drive on the basis of Brumm Vietnamese ⁇ zips and / or a drill rod drive and / or a spindle drive.
• the invention has the advantage that when using the drive device according to the invention in a wiper device and / or in a - for example, bucket-based - device for drying a mop head a very simple, fast and efficient operation is achieved.
• the user can be advantageously informed about the number of executed drive
• Hubzien determine the degree of dryness of the mop head in a very simple manner. For example, for cleaning tile floors or windows by only one to two times the drive device, a higher
• Residual moisture in the cleaning cover or cleaning mop or cleaning head are obtained while by five to six times pressing the
• Drive device is achieved a very high degree of drying, for example, for cleaning wooden floors such as parquet.
• a mop cover can at least partially consist of a cleaning cloth and / or a sponge and / or a cleaning fleece or the like.
• the spin device of the device for drying preferably has a receptacle into which at least one wipe and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a wiper device and / or a mop plate and / or a mop head can be inserted.
• the receptacle is rotatably mounted in a preferred embodiment.
• the receptacle is at least partially designed as a sieve.
• the receptacle may advantageously be designed like a bowl or a bucket.
• the spinner has a rotatably mounted - preferably bowl-shaped - sieve.
• an insertion chute is provided for introducing a wipe and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a mop and / or the mop plate.
• the insertion shaft has the advantage that a simple, fast and easy handling of the device is possible.
• the insertion shaft is preferably at least partially funnel-shaped.
• the insertion shaft is rotatably mounted and can rotate, for example, during the Ausschleudervorganges together with a mop head.
• the insertion shaft can for example be firmly connected to the - rotatable or non-rotatable - recording. In another variant, it is fixed insertion shaft.
• the insertion shaft is detachably connected to the receptacle.
• at least one Braking device provided for braking rotatably mounted elements.
• the receptacle and, for example, the rotational movement of a rotatably mounted mop head can be braked or stopped before removal from the device. This avoids that the covering to be cleaned or the clothing of the user is accidentally splashed by further rotation of the wiper device removed from the device or the mop head.
• the braking device may be provided, for example, for braking the insertion shaft and / or the centrifugal device and / or the receptacle.
• the at least one braking device is designed as a foot brake and / or as a handbrake. It can preferably also be designed as an automatic brake.
• the at least one braking device can be activated by removing the wiping cloth and / or the mop cover and / or the mop and / or the wiper device and / or the mop plate.
• the at least one braking device can be activated by tilting the wipe and / or the mop cover and / or the mop and / or the wiper device and / or the mop plate.
• parts to be braked by tilting come into contact with a friction surface or are deflected against a fixed stop - the further rotational movement of the locking ends.
• a housing which surrounds the receptacle at least partially.
• the housing is preferably arranged such that it collects the ejected water and / or ejected particles.
• the housing has a circumferential groove in the .sich ejected dirt particles - for example, similar to a centrifugal vacuum cleaner - collect.
• the spinner and / or the receptacle is at least partially disposed within the housing.
• the housing is arranged on a container for cleaning liquid - for example a bucket.
• the housing has an opening and / or a sieve through which the ejected liquid can drain, for example into a container.
• the container may have a screen for retaining the centrifuged and trapped dirt particles.
• the receptacle or the sieve is rotatably mounted in the housing. For this purpose, it is particularly advantageous to achieve a particular smoothness, to use a plain bearing and / or needle roller bearings.
• the housing has a mandrel as a needle bearing, on which the receptacle and / or the screen is rotatably mounted.
• the housing and / or the container are in the shape of a bowl - preferably formed one inside the other.
• a lid which covers the housing and / or the receptacle and / or the screen and / or the insertion shaft and / or the housing.
• the lid is removable.
• a fixing device for releasably securing the lid to the receptacle and / or the screen and / or the insertion shaft is provided.
• the lid is rotatably mounted.
• the cover may be mounted such that it is rotatable together with the receptacle and / or the screen and / or the insertion shaft.
• the lid has an opening through which a wiper and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a wiper device and / or a mop plate is insertable.
• the lid carries the insertion shaft.
• a drive device is provided.
• the drive device can, for example, drive the receptacle and / or the screen and / or the cover and / or the insertion shaft. It can also be provided that the drive device drives a wiper and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a wiper device and / or a mop plate.
• the drive device rotates the drive device, a wiper and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a wiper device and / or a mop plate.
• the drive device rotates a rotatably mounted mop head of a wiper device.
• the drive device rotates both the mop head and the stem of a wiper device.
• the wiper device for this purpose at least one - preferably relative to the handle - rotatably mounted handle.
• the drive device primarily drives a mop head, wherein the rotating mop head drives the receptacle and / or the cover and / or the screen and / or the insertion shaft.
• the drive device is arranged at least partially on and / or in the housing. In another embodiment, the drive device is arranged at least partially on and / or in a wiper device which can be used with the device for drying. Preferably, the drive device is removable and can be placed or attached to different wipers. This has the advantage, for example, that despite the need for a different wiper device, the user only needs a single drive device.
• the drive device is electrically operated.
• a battery operation is provided.
• a drill rod which may for example be arranged at least partially in or on the stem of a wiper device.
• a freewheel is preferably provided.
• the spinner is drivable by an up and down movement of a wiper device and / or a handle of a wiper device.
• the drive device according to the Brumm Vietnamese brevity when downward loading of the stem on the drill rod generates a rotary motion such as a mop head and that when lifting the stem up the freewheel ensures further rotation.
• an imbalance compensation device is provided. This may for example have a balance weight and / or include means for changing the position of a rotation axis. A "Umhertanzen" of the device during the discharge process is effectively avoided.
• a wiper device according to the invention in particular wiping mop or bar wiper or floor wiper, is designed such that the advantages of the device according to the invention can be utilized.
• the wiper device can advantageously have a preferably rotatably mounted wiper head.
• the mop head is interchangeable. It may be provided that the mop head has a pivot bearing, but the handle may also have a pivot bearing. The latter variant has the advantage that when changing the mop head, the pivot bearing does not have to be replaced, which reduces the cost.
• the wiper device can advantageously have a drive device for driving the spin device and / or the wiper head.
• the drive device is preferably based on the Brumm Vietnamese distal tip.
• the wiper device can be designed, for example, as cord and / or strip and / or bands and / or lace wiping mop.
• the wiper device may also have a mop cover, preferably at least partially detachable.
• the wiper device has a handle.
• the wiper device and the drying device are produced as a self-matched cleaning system.
• the wiper device has a handle.
• the at least one mop head is preferably arranged on the stem at one end of the stem.
• a holder may be provided, on which the at least one mop head is arranged.
• a gripping element is provided, which is preferably rotatably mounted relative to the handle.
• the gripping element is designed as a sleeve, within which the handle is rotatably mounted.
• the gripping element is rotatably mounted relative to the handle and / or relative to the mop head.
• the stem and the mop head are rotatably mounted relative to each other.
• the non-co-rotating stem during the dehumidifying process can be held securely by the user safely.
• the wiper device preferably has a rotary bearing.
• the pivot bearing between the stem and the at least one mop head is arranged.
• the pivot bearing between the stem and the holder is arranged.
• the pivot bearing between the stem and the engaging element is arranged.
• the wiper device preferably has a rotary drive.
• the rotary drive causes a rotary movement of the mop head relative to the stem.
• the rotary drive causes a rotary movement of the mop head relative to the gripping element.
• the rotary drive causes a rotary movement of the mop head relative to the holder.
• the rotary drive between the stem and the at least one mop head is arranged. It can also be arranged between the handle and the holder and / or between the handle and the gripping element.
• the rotary drive has a, preferably electrically operated, motor.
• an energy storage device in particular a rechargeable battery or a battery, is provided.
• the rotary drive is manually operable.
• the rotary drive preferably has a spindle drive with a
• the spindle drive on a spindle and a spindle nut, wherein the spindle, the driven gear part and the movable in the longitudinal direction of the spindle spindle nut is the driving gear part.
• the spindle nut is primarily driven and this drives the spindle.
• the threads of the spindle and the spindle nut preferably have a pitch in the range of 0.5cm to 10cm per revolution, preferably 1cm to 2cm per revolution.
• the thread of the spindle and the spindle nut are more stable.
• the drive device may comprise a drill rod, which is preferably arranged in the stem in order to save installation space or at least partially immersed in the stem during the driving process, preferably coaxially with the stem.
• the drive device has a freewheel.
• the driving force and / or drive energy for ejection via a wiper device and / or a component of the wiper device - in particular via a handle and / or a wiper head of the wiper device - transferable to the spinner.
• a wiper device can be mechanically coupled for transmitting the drive forces with the device for drying. This has the particular advantage that the user must not touch any other components both for wiping, as well as for rinsing and drying of the wiper device except the mop itself, which facilitates operability.
• an opening device for opening and / or removing a handle cover is provided. This ensures that any stems - even those with closed ends - can be used. Opening device preferably has a drilling and / or sawing and / or cutting crown. In an advantageous embodiment, the
• Opening device designed such that it removes the handle cover during assembly of the stem (for example when screwing) - preferably automatically - and / or opens.
• a locking device is provided with which the rotary bearing and / or the rotary drive can be locked. This ensures that the wiping process is not adversely affected by the rotatability of the mop head.
• the locking device releases the rotary bearing and / or the rotary drive during the dehumidifying process and locks this or this outside the dehumidifying process, in particular during a wiping process.
• the mop head and the handle are at least vorrübergehe ⁇ d each other rotatably fixed provided.
• the locking device of the mop head and the handle during a wiping process fixed to each other rotationally fixed and lifts the fixation during a dehumidification process.
• the locking device on a rotationally fixed and axially displaceable to the stem arranged bell, which is in a locking position and in a release position can be transferred.
• the bell preferably has first detents, which engage in the locking position in rotatably arranged to the mop head second detents.
• FIG. 1 shows a device for drying with a mop and drive device according to the invention
• FIG. 2 shows another embodiment of a wiper device with a drive device according to the invention
• FIG. 3 shows the spindle drive of the wiper device shown in Fig. 2 in detail
• Fig. 4 shows a further embodiment of a wiper device with a drive device according to the invention
• Fig. 5 shows the spindle drive of the wiper device shown in Fig. 4 in detail
• FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of a wiper device with a drive device according to the invention
• Fig. 7 in a section the end region of the wiper device shown in Fig. 2 in a perspective
• Fig. 8 shows the - very compact - spindle drive another
• Wiper device in an exploded view
• Fig. 10 shows the apparatus shown in Fig. 9 for drying in a sectional view
• 11 shows another device for drying a mop head.
• the spinner 3 has a receptacle 5 in the at least one wipe and / or a mop cover and / or a mop and / or a wiper device and / or a mop plate is insertable on.
• the receptacle 5 is formed as a bowl-shaped, rotatably mounted sieve 7.
• the receptacle 5 is arranged in a housing 9 and there rotatably mounted on a centrally disposed on the bottom 13 of the housing 9 mandrel 11.
• the housing 9 is placed on a container 15 in which a cleaning liquid 17 is located.
• the bottom 13 of the housing 9 is partially formed as a further sieve 19 by the centrifuged liquid 17 can flow into the container 15.
• a separation screen 21 is provided for retaining ejected-out dirt particles.
• the container 9 has a likewise formed as a sieve circumferential groove 45 for collecting and sorting out dirt particles.
• the device 1 has a cover 25 partially covering the housing 9 with an opening 27, through which a mop head 29 can be inserted into the screen 7 rotatably mounted about the rotation axis 23.
• the wiper head 29 is part of a wiper device 31, which has a handle 33 and a pivot 35. The pivot 35 allows rotation of the wiper head 29 about the central axis of the stem 33.
• an insertion shaft 37 is provided, which is supported by the cover 25.
• the driving force for ejection is via the wiper device 31, in particular the handle 33 and on the spinner 3 is transferable.
• the wiper device 31 can be mechanically coupled to transfer the driving forces with the device 3 for drying.
• a drive device 39 which is designed as a humming-circular drive 41, the user can set the wiping head 29 in rotation by moving the handle 33 up and down.
• the fringes 43 of the mop head 29 offset because they - not least by the centrifugal force - inside the rotatably mounted sieve 7, the sieve 7 also in rotation.
• the drive device 39 is arranged between the handle 33 and the mop head 29.
• the front uncovered part 47 of the container 15 can be used.
• Fig. 2 shows another embodiment of a wiper device 31 with a drive device 39 according to the invention.
• the wiper device 31 has a
• the wiper device 31 has a handle 51, which has the spindle 53 of a
• the spindle drive 55 carries.
• the spindle drive 55 comprises a relative to the stem 51 rotatably mounted spindle nut 57, with the spindle 53 for generating a
• Rotary motion acts together.
• the user holds the wiper device 31 with one hand on a handle 59 which is rotatably mounted on the end of the handle 51 opposite the wiper head, fixed and moved with the other hand, the spindle nut 57 along the longitudinal extension of the handle 51 up and down, so that the stem 51 is rotated together with the mop head 29 in rotation.
• a handle 59 which is rotatably mounted on the end of the handle 51 opposite the wiper head, fixed and moved with the other hand, the spindle nut 57 along the longitudinal extension of the handle 51 up and down, so that the stem 51 is rotated together with the mop head 29 in rotation.
• It is an unillustrated freewheel, which is a free turning of the
• the wiper device has a further handle 61, which can be used when wiping.
• the fringes 43 are made of strips of non-woven fabric, but they may also be formed of fibers, yarns or the like. It is also possible that the wiper device is equipped with a flat wiper, for example with folding wiper plates, instead of with a mop as a mop head. Fig.
• the thread of the spindle 53 is equipped as a multi-movement thread with a very high pitch, preferably in the range of 0.5 cm to 10 cm per revolution, in particular 1 cm to 2 cm per revolution, so that by the linear movement of the spindle nut 57, the speed of the spindle 53 us thus the wiping head 29 is correspondingly high in order to eject dirt particles and moisture from the mop head 29.
• FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment of a wiper device 31 with a drive device 39 according to the invention.
• This wiper device 31 also has a drive device 39 designed as a spindle drive 55.
• the wiper head 29 is rotatably mounted on a spindle 53, while on the stem 51 - coaxial with this - rotatably a spindle nut 57 is arranged.
• a rotary sleeve 63 is rotatably mounted relative to the spindle 53 about its longitudinal axis.
• the wiper device 31 For ejecting the wiper head 29, the wiper device 31 is suspended in a device for drying such that the rotary sleeve 63 of the wiper device 31 rests on a support - for example, a part of an insertion shaft - supporting the wiper device.
• the mop head is thereby suspended relative to the rotary sleeve 63 and thus rotatable relative to the support and, for example, in a - preferably having a rotatable sieve - container protrude.
• the spindle 53 By pushing down the stem 55 toward the rotary sleeve 63, the spindle 53 rotatably moves into the spindle nut 57, so that the mop head 29 connected to the spindle 53 is set in rotation.
• the spindle drive 55 has a freewheel, not shown, which allows largely without force on the mop head 29, the stem 51 together with the spindle nut - preferably with spring force - in the opposite direction - ie away from the rotary sleeve 63 - to move. Subsequently, the wiper head 29 can be further accelerated by cyclic repetition of this process.
• Fig. 5 shows the spindle drive 55 of the wiper device shown in Fig. 4 in detail.
• FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of a wiper device 31 with a drive device 39 according to the invention.
• the wiper device 31 has a handle 51 on which a spindle nut 57 is arranged in a rotationally fixed manner.
• the wiping head 29, which is designed as a flat wiping head 65, is connected to a spindle 53 via a universal joint 67, which allows a more comfortable wiping.
• a screw connection 71 is provided between the spindle mount 69 and the mop head 29.
• a rotary sleeve 63 is rotatably mounted relative to the spindle 53 about its longitudinal axis. Analogous to the embodiment described with reference to FIG.
• the rotary sleeve serves to couple the wiper device 31 with a device 1 for drying.
• the wiper head 29 can be rotated by moving the handle 51 in the direction of the rotary sleeve 63 in rotation.
• the spring 73 is compressed, which pushes the handle 51 together with the spindle nut 57 back into the starting position as soon as the user allows this movement after the spin head 29 has been rotationally accelerated.
• a freewheel not shown, which allows independent of the rotational movement of the stem 51 to the starting position is provided.
• the mop head 29 has a hinged wiper plate 75 with two plate wings 77. In the working position shown, the plate wings 77 are in a common plane and clamping a attached to them - not shown - mop cover. With a release device 79 - a foot pedal in this embodiment - the lock can be solved, whereby the plate wings 77 and mop cover for performing a discharge process free hang down.
• the locking device 81 has a relative to the longitudinal extent of the handle 51 slidably mounted bell 83, which is provided at its lower edge with locking lugs.
• the bell 83 is rotationally fixed and arranged coaxially with the stem 51. The detents engage in the locking position in recesses of the spindle attachment 69 and thereby connect the mop head 29 and the handle 51 rotatably.
• the bell 83 is held in the locked position by the weight force.
• FIG. 7 shows in a section the end region of the wiper device 31 shown in FIG. 2 in a perspective view.
• Fig. 8 shows the - particularly compact - spindle drive 55 of another wiper device 31 in an exploded view.
• the recess 85 of the spindle attachment 69 in which engages the - not to be seen - latching nose of the bell 83 in the wiping position.
• the device 9 shows a device 1 according to the invention for drying a wiper head 29.
• the device has a container 15 which carries a centrifugal device 3.
• the centrifugal device 3 has a support 87 into which a wiper device 29 can be suspended in the apparatus 1 for drying out a wiping head 29 such that the rotary sleeve 63 of the wiper device 31 is mounted on a, for example, a part of an insertion shaft.
• the wiper device rests supportingly and the wiping head is thus suspended relative to the rotary sleeve 63 and thus relative to the bearing 87 rotatably.
• the mop head in this case in a receptacle 5, which is designed as a rotatably mounted sieve.
• the support 87 has a first support step 89 for the rotary sleeve 63 of a wiper device (see, for example, FIGS. 4, 5 and 6) and a second support step 91 for the bell 83 of a wiper device (see, for example, FIGS. 4, 5 and 6).
• the bell 83 comes to lie on the second support step 91 and is thereby moved relative to the handle up and repealed the handle-mopping rotary locking.
• the bell 83 falls down and restores the twist lock.
• Fig. 10 shows the device 1 shown in Fig. 9 for drying in a sectional view.
• the screen 7 is rotatably mounted on a mandrel and is driven in rotation by the rotating mop head of the mop.
• the illustrated device 1 for drying is particularly suitable for drying flat wipers provided with a mop cover, in particular with folding mop wings.
• FIG. 11 shows another device 1 for drying a mop head 29, which has a three-arm support 87 each with a first support step 89 for the rotary sleeve 63 of a wiper device (see eg FIGS.
• the illustrated device 1 for drying is particularly well suited for drying mop heads in the form of a mop - for example, a strip mop - suitable.

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