JP2006026627A - Scatter-preventing rubber cap - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve such a problem that the tip of a mixer is washed in a water-housed round can up to now but when the mixer is washed while being rotated, the water in the round can is spouted upward and the surroundings are made dirty in any case. <P>SOLUTION: A clockwise eddy current of water is formed in the round can and the water rises upward when the mixer is rotated in the water-housed round can. Accordingly, the round can is covered with a rubber cap formed by using four spiral rubber sheets and slightly superimposing one of the adjacent rubber sheets on the other so that the water in the round can bounds off the rubber cap and does not rise upward. A flexible and strong rubber sheet is used as the rubber sheet of the rubber cap so that the tip of the mixer can easily be taken in/out of the round can. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention is used when washing an electric kakuhan machine with water.

An electric drilling machine is a metal rod with a length of about 80 cm on the drill part of an electric drill. A small rod is attached to a disk with a diameter of about 15 cm. A machine that stirs the material and applies it to walls and floors is called a kakuhan machine.
The machine's disk is easily cemented, and the area around the disk will harden if not washed immediately. Since the Kakuhan machine rotates quickly, the water turns into a swirl around the right and the water overflows from the round can.
In a building site, a kakuhan machine is often used at a place where a wall or floor is finished, and special attention is required when using a kakuhan machine.

Problems to be solved by the invention

When washing the above-mentioned electric kakuhan machine with water, use a water can in a round can. Put the tip of the kakuhan machine into the can and turn the kakuhan machine to wash it with water.
As the Kakuhan machine rotates clockwise, the water in it turns clockwise and overflows onto the round can. Therefore, the rubber lid of the present invention is required. The rubber lid can be fixed to the top of the round can, and the rubber lid is a shallow pile of four screw-like objects clockwise, and can be bent up and down and uses elastic rubber. However, when the Kakuhan machine is put in the water, it spreads down and then returns. If you turn the kakuhan machine with the rubber back, the water will not rise above the rubber lid. When you take out the kakuhan machine, the rubber spreads out and can be removed easily. By using this rubber lid, the Kakuhan machine can be washed with water anywhere.

Means for solving the problem

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is used when washing the splash portion of a kakuhan machine. The problem is solved by attaching a rubber lid to the top of the round can that contains the wash water.

The invention's effect

The rubber lid of the present invention is made by stacking four rubber plates that have a flattened screw screw in the clockwise direction and made in the same circle as the lid portion of the round can. Attach to. Since the rubber lid blades are piled up clockwise, when the Kakuhan machine is rotated in it, the water inside rises clockwise, but the rubber lid bounces off the water and the water does not blow up.
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

In the figure: Is a can that contained admixture cement powder for construction and acrylic bonds, and is used as a can for washing water pools and tools after use.
2. Is a rubber lid, which is a stack of four pieces of rubber. It is a combination of 4-5cm layers that are linearly arranged in the clockwise direction. 3. Is made of hooks with rubber stoppers around the top of the round can.

6 in FIG. Is an electric kakuhan machine that mixes various things currently in use.
7). This is a circular screw that crawls the material at the tip of the cradle machine.
2. The rubber spreads when the kakuhan machine is inserted inside.

Fig. 4 shows a state where the Kakuhan machine is inserted and then washed with the water contained in it.
At this time 2. The lid rubber has been returned to its original shape, and the water is spirally wound clockwise so that it does not rise above the rubber lid, so the water returns to the bottom.

5 in FIG. Is the place to take out the washed Kakuhan machine. At this time, it is easy to bend the rubber cover center upward.

2 in FIG. This part is a metal fitting attached to the circumference of a circular rubber and is aligned with the edge of the round can. Tighten with a hook.

Attached to the top of the round can Form of rubber lid The state when placing a kakuhan machine in a round can A state where the kakuhan machine is rotated and washed in a round can The state that the kakuhan machine is taken out from the round can

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Round can 2 Rubber | gum lid 3 Hook of lid stop 4 The part which piled up rubber clockwise 5 Circular ring attached around the lid 6 Kakuhan machine 7 Kakuhan machine tip part

Claims (4)

The present invention is a rubber lid that is attached to the upper part of a round can when the dirt of a kakuhan machine used in construction work is washed. The present invention is a rubber lid devised so that the water in the round can is not scattered around when washing the kakuhan machine. This product is a rubber lid that is attached to the top of a round can. This rubber lid is a stack of four blade-shaped screws in the right direction. The rubber lid of the product of the present invention is characterized by moving up and down and returning to its original shape even when bent.

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