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
  • A47L13/59—Wringers for scouring pads, mops, or the like, combined with buckets with movable squeezing members

Definitions

• the invention relates to a mop press for wringing out liquid from a cleaning device, comprising a housing with a lever-operated wringer, wherein the housing has a rear fastening device.
• Such a mop press is known from DE 20 2006 015 209 U1.
• the mop press is used to squeeze cleaning fluid from a cleaning device, such as a flat wiper or a mop.
• the wringer comprises a lever which is operatively connected via a shaft with press plates. These press plates can move in different directions depending on the design and can also be performed in a backdrop and thereby also in a curved path.
• the press plates are applied to the cleaning device and press the textile part of the cleaning device to a counter surface, such as a perforated Auswringkorb.
• Such mop presses are mostly used commercially.
• the mop press is attached either to a mop or to a cleaning cart.
• the mop press on a rear attachment means which may be formed for example of a hook-shaped projection which forms a U-shaped recess which engages with the bucket or the cleaning cart for attachment of the mop press. It is the force that can be introduced via the lever in the wringer, limited by the attachment of the mop and its counter-holder, for example, the bucket back wall.
• the usual constructions of the fastening device provides for receiving the forces and torques arising during pressing in that a first horizontally extending counter holder, for example an upper tube or the upper bucket edge, engages with the U-shaped recess on the press, while a second Counter support, for example, a lower tube or the surface of the bucket rear wall, vertically below it at a typical distance of about 100 mm, the press is supported. If too much force is applied via the lever, the mop press can come loose from the attachment.
• a first horizontally extending counter holder for example an upper tube or the upper bucket edge
• a second Counter support for example, a lower tube or the surface of the bucket rear wall, vertically below it at a typical distance of about 100 mm
• the invention has for its object to provide a mop press, which is supported securely and stably on a wiper or cleaning trolley even at high forces.
• a support means is provided on the housing, which is spaced in the horizontal direction of the fastening device.
• the support device has a greater distance from the fastening device than in the known vertical arrangement. This distance is greater than 150 mm in the embodiment according to the invention, whereby the torque caused by the pressing operation is reduced to smaller supporting forces.
• About the support means a part of the force introduced into the wringing device is derived. Since the support device is removed horizontally from the fastening device, the mop press is supported at several points, so that the mop press is fastened particularly stably on a wiper bucket or cleaning trolley can be.
• the support means may also be vertically offset, but it is essential that the support means for Befest Trentseinrichztung is horizontally spaced.
• the fastening device may be formed from a hook-shaped projection.
• the mop press can be attached particularly easily to a wiper bucket or a cleaning trolley and also removed again. It is only necessary to mount the mop press.
• the housing may comprise two side cheeks, between which the wringer is arranged.
• the side cheeks close the mop press to the outside and cover parts of the wringer or take on parts of the wringer, for example, a gate or a gear arrangement.
• Each side cheek may have a fastening device on the rear side.
• the fastening device can be integrally formed on the side cheeks and manufactured together with this. As a result, the fastening device can be integrated particularly easily in the mop press.
• the fastening device can be integrated into the wringing device.
• the load which is introduced via the lever directly into the wringer, directly removed without detours.
• the housing may have at least one laterally projecting projection, which projects beyond the housing and forms the support device.
• This projection can also be integrated into the side wall and molded onto it.
• the projection can also be a separate component. Since the projection is arranged on the opposite side of the fastening device results itself with ease of manufacture and compactness, a stable support of the torques due to the large span.
• a transverse bolt can be arranged on the side opposite the fastening device side, which laterally projects beyond the housing and forms the support device.
• the cross bar may be a separate component or be formed of the same material with a component of the mop press.
• the crossbar may have a rectangular cross-section and may be designed to be particularly stable, so that a secure support of the mop is guaranteed.
• the side cheeks may have a projection which form the support means.
• the support device is of uniform material and formed integrally with the side wall and can be made particularly simple.
• the projection may extend from the front to the back of the side cheek.
• the support takes place evenly along the side wall, so that there is a uniform load on the wiper or cleaning car.
• the support means may be arranged on the wringer.
• the load which is introduced via the lever directly into the wringer, directly removed without detours.
• the fastening device which is attached to the rear side of the side cheek, is then the only means for power transmission which is arranged in the side cheek, so that the side cheek must be designed accordingly only at this area. Other areas of the side wall are then subjected to low loads and can be designed thinner walls. It is also conceivable that the fastening device is integrated into the wringer. Thus, the support is directly and directly on the wringer. Brief description of the drawing
• FIG. 1 shows a mop with a crossbar
• FIG. 2 shows the mop press according to FIG. 1 in side view
• FIG. FIG. 3 shows a mop press with continuous projections integrated into the side cheeks
• Fig. 4 is a cleaning system consisting of wiping bucket and attached
• FIG. 5 shows another cleaning system consisting of a cleaning trolley with attached mop and a positioned under the mop wiper.
• Figure 1 shows a mop press 1 for wringing liquid from a cleaning device with a housing 2, which consists essentially of two spaced-apart side walls 7, 8, between which a lever-operated wringer 3 is arranged.
• the wringer 3 comprises a lever 12, which opens into a shaft 13, wherein the shaft 13 is supported in the side cheeks 7, 8.
• Within the side cheeks 7, 8 is a gear arrangement via which the shaft 13 is connected to pressing jaws 14.
• These pressing jaws 14 are guided in a slot 15 and thereby describe a curved path during the pressing process.
• a rear-side fastening device 4 for attaching the mop press to a wiper bucket 16 or to a cleaning trolley 17 is arranged.
• the fastening device 4 consists of a hook-shaped projection 6 which is attached directly to the wringing device 3. To stiffen the projection 6 is provided with ribs. It is located on each page in Such a projection 6 is provided in close proximity to the side wall 7, 8.
• a support device 5 Provided on the housing 2 is a support device 5, which is spaced apart from the fastening device 4 in the horizontal direction.
• a laterally projecting projection 9 located on the housing 2 on the side opposite the fastening device 4 side on both sides in each case a laterally projecting projection 9, which projects beyond the housing 2 and the support means 5 forms.
• the projection 9 is formed by a cross bar 10, which projects beyond the housing 2 side.
• the cross bar 10 is of the same material and formed integrally with wringer 3 and is an integral part of this.
• FIG. 2 shows the mop press described in FIG. 1 in side view.
• FIG. 3 shows a mop press 1 for wringing liquid out of a cleaning device with a housing 2, which essentially consists of two spaced-apart side cheeks 7, 8, between which a lever-operated wringing device 3 is arranged.
• the Aüswringvorutter 3 comprises a lever 12 which opens into a shaft 13, wherein the shaft 13 is supported in the side walls 7, 8.
• Within the side cheeks 7, 8 is a gear arrangement via which the shaft 13 is connected to pressing jaws 14.
• These pressing jaws 14 are guided in a slot 15 and thereby describe a curved path during the pressing process.
• a rear-side fastening device 4 for attaching the mop press to a wiper bucket 16 or to a cleaning trolley 17 is arranged.
• the fastening device 4 consists of a hook-shaped projection 6 which is attached directly to the wringing device 3. To stiffen the projection 6 provided with ribs. In this case, there is on each side in the immediate vicinity of the side wall 7, 8 such a projection 6.
• a support means 5 is provided, which is spaced in the horizontal direction of the fastening means 4.
• the support means 5 is formed on the side cheeks 7, 8, each having a projection 11 which extends horizontally from the front to the back of the side cheeks 7, 8. 4 shows a cleaning system 16 comprising a wiper bucket 17 with attached mop press 1 in the embodiment according to FIG. 1. It can be seen that the projection 6 of the fastening device 4 engages around the trailing edge of the wiper bucket 17 and the support device 5 formed by the cross bar 10 , rests on the edge 18 of the wiper bucket 17.
• FIG. 5 shows a further cleaning system 19, comprising a cleaning trolley 20 with transverse struts 21 to which the mop press 1 is fastened. Under the mop press 1, a mop bucket 17 is positioned on the cleaning cart 20.

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