JP2015531262A - Tape cleaner - Google Patents

Abstract

Tape cleaner that removes foreign matter such as dust and hair adhering to clothes, futons, etc. Especially, it can be inserted into the cylindrical roller that rotates around the central axis with the housing part formed on the outer surface and the housing part And a holding part fitted to the central axis and a tape attached to the outside of the roller, and the fixing member is inserted and fixed at one point of the accommodating part. Thus, the present invention relates to a tape cleaner that can easily grasp the position where the tape is cut. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a tape cleaner that removes foreign matters such as dust and hair adhering to clothes, futons, etc., and in particular, a commercially available general tape can be used, and the fixing member and the fixing member are fixed. The present invention relates to a tape cleaner with improved convenience in use, which can easily grasp the position where the part is formed and the tape is cut.

  In general, various foreign substances such as dust, hair, and lint attached to the surface of many products used in the home and real life, such as clothing, futons, carpets, and mattresses, can be removed by cleaning or washing. It is difficult to use a vacuum cleaner or a washing machine to remove small foreign objects, which is a waste of electricity. Therefore, Scotch tape (registered trademark) and transparent tape (hereinafter referred to as "general-purpose tape") are often used. .

  Such a general-purpose tape is used after first exposing the adhesive surface, pulling out a fixed length and fixing it, and when it is used to some extent, when the adhesive surface does not perform its original function, the corresponding part is cut off and again specified. Pull out the length to use.

  However, in the process of exposing the adhesive surface, it is difficult to grasp the position because the previously cut part is adhered, and in the process of pulling out a fixed length and fixing it, it is wound once or more and a large amount The fact is that tape is wasted. Moreover, in order to cut the part to which the foreign material has adhered, a cutting tool is required every time, and there is a risk of inadvertent injury.

  On the other hand, various tape cleaners and dedicated tapes to be attached to it are sold on the market, but the cost is higher than general-purpose tape, and all parts must be disassembled for replacement, Some products have the inconvenience that they must be cleaned and dried regularly.

Korean Patent Application No. 10-2006-0105682 Korean Patent Application No. 20-1999-0023429 Korean Patent Application No. 20-2004-0024333

  The present invention was made to solve the above-described problems, and the tape was cut when the tape cleaner was used by including a fixing member fixed to the accommodating portion formed on the central axis of the roller. An object of the present invention is to provide a tape cleaner that can easily grasp the position and cut the tape at a predetermined position to reduce waste of the tape.

  In order to achieve the above object, a tape cleaner according to the present invention includes a cylindrical roller that rotates around a central axis having a housing portion formed on the outer surface, and a fixed attachment that is inserted into the housing portion. It has a grip part fitted to the central axis while having a member, and a tape attached to the outside of the roller.

  In addition, the housing portion is cut inward from the outer surface of the central axis, and is formed in a wedge shape that decreases toward the one point upward, and the fixing member is formed in an elongated rod shape. It is characterized by that.

  On the other hand, the tape has a guide groove which is located on the same line as the one point and is cut by a predetermined length along the outer surface from the upper end of the roller. The tape is wound such that non-adhesive portions formed at a predetermined interval are positioned at one point, and cutting lines are formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion.

  The tape is laminated so that the adhesive surface is exposed to the outside. The adhesive surface is formed with a non-adhesive portion having a predetermined length located at one point, and cutting lines are formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion. Is formed.

  According to the present invention, a wedge-shaped accommodation portion that is cut inward from the outer surface of the central axis and that becomes smaller toward the one point upward is formed and attached to the accommodation portion so as to be insertable. Since the fixing member is fixed to the one point when the fixing member is inserted, the position where the tape is cut can be easily grasped, and of course, the fixing member is fixed to the one point. Therefore, the convenience in use can be improved.

  In addition, since the fixing member is formed in an elongated rod shape, the position where the tape is cut can be grasped more accurately, and interference of the fixing member when using the tape cleaner can be prevented.

  Furthermore, by forming a guide groove on the roller and cutting the tape mounted on the outside of the roller along the guide groove, or by forming a cutting guide groove on the tape and cutting the tape at a predetermined position, it is repeated. When used, the adhesive surface can be easily exposed, and the used tape can be easily removed. In addition, the amount of tape used can be significantly reduced, which is economical.

  On the other hand, the tape is wound so that the non-adhesive part formed at a predetermined interval is located at one point, and a cutting line is formed at both ends of the non-adhesive part, and the tape cleaner according to the present invention is used. Of course, the adhesive surface can be easily exposed, and can be easily cut along the cutting line without using a tool.

  Further, the tape wound so that the adhesive surface is exposed to the outside is formed such that a non-adhesive portion having a predetermined length is located at one point on the adhesive surface, and is formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion. It can be easily peeled off using the cutting line, and can be easily peeled off using the cutting line after cleaning with the exposed tape surface and after cleaning.

It is a perspective view showing the whole tape cleaner structure concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the whole structure containing the center axis | shaft applied to the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is side sectional drawing which shows the structure of the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is an illustration showing the process in which the fixing member applied to the tape cleaner concerning one embodiment of the present invention is fixed to one point of a storage part. It is an illustration showing the process in which the fixing member applied to the tape cleaner concerning one embodiment of the present invention is fixed to one point of a storage part. It is an illustration showing the process in which the fixing member applied to the tape cleaner concerning one embodiment of the present invention is fixed to one point of a storage part. It is an illustration showing the process in which the fixing member applied to the tape cleaner concerning one embodiment of the present invention is fixed to one point of a storage part. It is a perspective view which shows an example of the guide groove | channel applied to the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention, and the tape cut | disconnected along it. It is an illustration showing a process of using a tape applied to a tape cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is an illustration figure which shows the other example of the guide groove | channel applied to the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention, and the tape cut | disconnected along it. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the cutting induction groove was formed in the tape applied to the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the state in which the non-adhesion part was formed in the tape applied to the tape cleaner concerning one Embodiment of this invention.

  The present invention includes a cylindrical roller that rotates about a central axis having an accommodating portion formed on the outer surface, and a fixing member 210 that is attached so as to be insertable into the accommodating portion, and is fitted to the central axis. A gripping part and a tape attached to the outside of the roller are provided, and the position where the tape is cut can be easily grasped by inserting a fixing member and fixing it at one point of the accommodating part. Propose a tape cleaner.

  The technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, and various modifications may be made by those having ordinary knowledge in the technical field without departing from the technical spirit of the present invention. be able to.

  Hereinafter, a tape cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a tape cleaner according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a cylindrical roller 100, a gripping unit 200, and a tape 300 attached to the outside of the roller 100. However, the present invention is not limited to this.

  The roller 100 rotates around a central axis 110 formed at the center, and a fixed projection is formed on the upper end of the roller 100. When the tape 300 is attached to the outside of the roller 100, the fixing protrusion comes into contact with the upper end of the tape 300, thereby preventing the tape 300 from falling off and fixing with the roller 100. In addition, since the tape 300 is mounted on the outside of the roller 100 and fixed by the fixing protrusions, it is not necessary to disassemble all parts when replacing the tape 300, and the replacement is easy.

  Meanwhile, as described above, the fixing protrusion may be formed on the upper end of the roller 100. However, the fixing protrusion is not limited thereto, and may be formed in various forms and various positions so as to fix the tape 300. And the number is not limited.

  The central shaft 110 is formed with reference to the center of the roller 100, and the outer side of the central shaft 110 can be formed in a cylindrical shape having a smaller diameter than the roller 100 as shown in FIG. It can be formed in various forms. However, since the grip portion 200 is fitted to the central shaft 110 and the roller 100 has to rotate independently of the grip portion 200, the inner side of the central shaft 110 is preferably formed in a cylindrical shape.

  On the other hand, when using a general-purpose tape, it is possible to specify where the cut part is located when using the tape again after a long time after cutting off the tape with reduced adhesive strength by removing foreign substances difficult. In general, a portion cut by a hand sense is searched while turning the tape, but it is very troublesome to repeat such a procedure every time it is used repeatedly to remove foreign matter.

  Therefore, in the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment, the housing portion 111 is formed on the outer surface of the central shaft 110, the fixing member 210 is attached to the grip portion 200 so as to be insertable toward the housing portion 111, and the fixing member 210 is inserted. The fixing member 210 is fixed at one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111 to solve the above-described problems.

  When the tape 300 is mounted on the roller 100, the cut portion of the tape 300 is arranged on the same line as the one point 111 a of the storage unit 111. Here, the one point 111a refers to a point where the holding unit 111 is inserted and fixed so that the roller 100 does not rotate independently of the gripping unit 200.

  It is used by being wound once so that the adhesive surface of the tape 300 is exposed. If the fixing member 210 is inserted before and after using the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment and fixed at one point 111a, it is attached to the roller 100. The tape 300 thus fixed is fixed at the same position as the position where the first cut portion was present.

  Therefore, when it is desired to search for a cut portion of the tape 300 after a lapse of time, or when cutting the tape 300 having a reduced adhesive force due to foreign matter attached by use, the fixing member 210 is inserted and the storage portion 111 is inserted. By fixing at one point 111a, the cut part is always located at the same position. In this manner, the cut position of the tape 300 can be easily grasped, and convenience in use can be improved.

  On the other hand, the accommodating part 111 can be formed in various forms according to the form of the fixing member 210, and is cut inward from the outer surface of the central shaft 110, and upward toward a point 111 a of the accommodating part 111. It can be formed in a wedge shape that becomes smaller as it goes to.

  Thus, by forming the wedge-shaped accommodating portion 111, a step that is inclined upward toward the one point 111a is formed as shown in FIGS. This step plays a role of guiding the fixing member 210 so that the fixing member 210 is fixed at one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111.

  Hereinafter, a process in which the fixing member 210 is fixed to one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111 will be described.

  When trying to grasp the position where the tape 300 is cut in order to use the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment, the user attaches the fixing member 210 attached to the grip portion 200 to the storage portion as shown in FIG. When it is pushed up toward 111 and inserted, the inserted fixing member 210 comes into contact with the step.

  As described above, the step is inclined upward toward the point 111a of the accommodating portion 111. If the fixing member 210 continues to be pushed up, as shown in FIGS. 4b and 4c, the fixing member 210 smoothly slides toward the spot 111a while being in contact with the step, and the cut portion of the tape 300 is on the same line as the fixing member 210. The roller 100 rotates so as to be positioned.

  Finally, as shown in FIG. 4d, the fixing member 210 is fixed at a single point 111a and cannot move any further. At this time, the portion where the tape 300 is cut is located at the same position as the fixing member 210, that is, the one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111, and the position where the tape 300 is cut can be easily grasped.

  Thereafter, when the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment is used, the fixing member 210 is pushed down so as to be positioned inside the gripping portion 200, and the roller 100 is not caught by the fixing member 210. Can be rotated.

  On the other hand, in order to prevent the fixing member 210 from falling out without being fixed to the one point 111a of the containing part 111, the accommodating part 111 is separated from the containing part 111 on the same line as the one point 111a as shown in FIG. A support protrusion formed to protrude may be further provided.

  The roller 100 may be formed with a guide groove 120 cut by a predetermined length from the upper end along the outer surface, and the guide groove 120 is preferably located on the same line as the one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111. It is not limited. By cutting the tape 300 along the guide groove 120, the adhesive surface of the tape 300 can be easily exposed, and the used tape can be easily removed.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, the guide groove 120 is formed by cutting a predetermined length along the outer surface from the upper end of the roller 100. When the guide groove 120 is incised to the lower end of the roller 100, the adhesive surface of the tape 300 is exposed and cannot be wound. Therefore, it is necessary to make an incision only from the lower end of the roller 100 to a portion spaced upward by a predetermined distance. .

  Further, the tape 300 can be cut into the shape of the guide groove 120 by inserting a cutting tool such as a knife into the guide groove 120. Since the guide groove 120 is located on the same line as the point 111a of the accommodating portion 111, it is not necessary to consider where the cut portion is when the tape 300 is attached to the roller 100. This is because the tape 300 is cut at the position where the fixing member 210 is fixed by cutting along the guide groove 120 after the tape 300 is mounted on the roller 100.

  Furthermore, when the tape 300 is cut along the guide groove 120 before using the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment, a gap is formed at a portion where the tape 300 is cut. When removing the tape 300 with reduced adhesive strength, it can be easily cut by inserting a finger into the gap, and a cutting tool such as a knife or scissors is not necessary. Therefore, since the cutting tool is not continuously used for cutting, convenience in use is improved, and injuries that may occur due to misuse of the cutting tool can be prevented in advance.

  Further, the guide groove 120 may be formed with a sharp tip so that the lower portion of the guide groove 120 forms a gentle curve when viewed from the outer surface of the roller 100. When cutting along the guide groove 120 using a cutting tool, the tape 300 can be easily cut by making the lower part of the guide groove 120 a gentle curve, so that the efficiency of the cutting operation can be improved. it can.

  On the other hand, in the process of exposing and fixing the adhesive surface of the tape 300 for the next use, if the tape 300 is pulled out many times and wound and fixed once, it is actually used when cutting the tape 300 after use. The tape 300 that has not been cut is cut, and a large amount of the tape 300 is wasted.

  However, when the tape 300 cut by the guide groove 120 is wound with the adhesive surface of the tape 300 exposed for use, the tape 300 can be wound and fixed exactly once. The tape 300 is cut along the guide groove 120 formed at a predetermined distance from the lower end of the roller 100, thereby forming the cut portion of the tape 300 in the process of removing the used tape 300. It can be easily cut by putting a finger in the gap. A portion that is not cut by the guide groove 120 can be cut obliquely.

  The process of using the tape 300 cut along the guide groove 120 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 6, the tape 300 is wound once so as to expose the adhesive surface including the diagonally cut portion. Then, attach the part cut diagonally to the adhesive surface and fix it. The tape 300 whose adhesive strength has been reduced by removing the foreign matter is removed by inserting a finger into the gap formed in the portion where the tape 300 is cut and cutting it obliquely along the diagonal line. As a result, the diagonally cut portion remains continuously, and after that, it may be used repeatedly as described above.

  In this way, the tape 300 is wound exactly once and used, so that unnecessary winding of the tape 300 can be prevented and wasteful use of the tape 300 can be prevented. Moreover, since it cut | disconnects in the same position, the used tape 300 can also be removed easily.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, the guide groove 120 can be formed obliquely rather than perpendicular to the center of the roller 100. If cutting is performed along the guide grooves 120 formed obliquely in this way, the cut portion of the tape 300 is also formed obliquely. In this case, there is an advantage that the adhesive surface can be easily exposed as compared with the tape 300 cut along the guide groove 120 formed perpendicular to the center of the roller 100.

  The grip 200 is fitted into the central shaft 110 as described above, and is cylindrical in the drawing. However, the grip 200 is not limited to this, and it is easy to grip without using the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment. Can be formed in form.

  In addition, the grip part 200 includes a fixing member 210 attached to the housing part 111 so as to be insertable. The fixing member 210 may be manufactured in various forms that can be fixed at one point 111a of the receiving portion 111, and may be a spring so that the fixing member 210 can be easily returned to the original position after being inserted into the receiving portion 111. You may provide the member which has the elasticity.

  The fixing member 210 is fixed at one point 111a of the accommodating portion 111. However, if the fixing member 210 is too large, the fixing member 210 may be caught when the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment is used. By making the end of the fixing member 210 a gentle curve toward the accommodating portion 111, it is possible to minimize friction when moving while contacting the step.

  Further, since the fixing member 210 has a long and narrow bar shape, the fixing member 210 is firmly and accurately fixed to the one point 111a, and the position where the tape 300 is cut can be grasped more accurately.

  Since the tape 300 is mounted on the outside of the roller 100 and a general-purpose tape can be used, the cost is lower than that of a conventional tape cleaner that needs to use a dedicated tape. When the guide groove 120 is formed on the roller 100, the general-purpose tape can be cut along the guide groove 120 to function as a dedicated tape. 300 can be cut to play the same role.

  Explaining this, the cutting guide groove 310 can be formed by cutting the tape 300 along the outer surface by a predetermined length in the same manner as cutting along the guide groove 120 from the upper end of the tape 300. . The tape 300 on which the cutting guide groove 310 is formed is as shown in FIG.

  Therefore, even if the guide groove 120 is not formed, the tape 300 having the cutting guide groove 310 formed on the roller 100 is used by being attached to the roller 100, so that the tape 300 is cut at a predetermined position, and sticks when repeatedly used. The surface can be easily exposed. Further, it is economical because the used amount of the tape 300 can be remarkably reduced as well as the used tape 300 can be easily removed.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 9, the tape 300 is wound so that the non-adhesive portions 320 formed at predetermined intervals are positioned at one point, and cutting lines are formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion 320. Good. Since the wound non-adhesive part 320 does not adhere to other non-adhesive parts 320, the cutting line formed at one end of the non-adhesive part 320 can be easily peeled off, and the adhesive surface can be easily exposed. it can.

  In addition, the cutting line may be formed at one end of the non-adhesive portion 320, but as shown in FIG. 9, when the cutting line is formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion 320, the tape 300 is wound for use. Regardless of the applied direction, the adhesive surface can be easily exposed in either direction.

  Furthermore, such a cutting line has an effect that it is easy to expose the adhesive surface, and it is convenient because it can be cut without using a cutting tool such as scissors or a knife when removing the tape 300 having reduced adhesive strength, It also has the effect of preventing inadvertent injuries.

  On the other hand, unlike the general-purpose tape, the tape 300 may be wound so that the adhesive surface is exposed to the outside. In this case, the user has to turn the tape over to expose the adhesive surface when cleaning. Can be omitted, and convenience in use can be improved.

  The general-purpose tape is continuously wound in a state where the adhesive surface is not exposed to the outside, whereas the tape 300 is laminated so that the adhesive surface is exposed to the outside, although not shown in the drawing. The non-adhesive portion 320 having a predetermined length may be formed at one point on the adhesive surface, and cutting lines may be formed at both ends of the non-adhesive portion 320.

  Since the adhesive surface is exposed to the outside, it is possible to save the trouble of exposing the adhesive surface as already described. Further, when the tape 300 is mounted on the roller 100, the position of cutting is easily grasped by operating the fixing member 210 with the non-adhesive portion 320 and the accommodating portion 111 located at one point on the same line. can do. Furthermore, since the tape 300 is laminated and the cutting line is formed, the user can easily cut the used tape 300.

  As described above, the tape cleaner according to the present embodiment is attached so as to be insertable into the cylindrical roller 100 that rotates around the central shaft 110 having the accommodating portion 111 formed on the outer surface, and the accommodating portion 111. A holding part 200 having a fixing member 210 and fitted to the central shaft 110 and a tape 300 attached to the outside of the roller 100 are provided, and the fixing member 210 is inserted and fixed to one point 111a of the accommodating part 111. By doing so, it is possible to easily grasp the position where the tape 300 is cut.

  The accommodating portion 111 is cut inward from the outer surface of the central shaft 110 and is formed in a wedge shape that decreases toward the one point 111a so that the fixing member 210 is fixed to the one point 111a. And the convenience of use is improved.

Claims (7)

A cylindrical roller (100) that rotates around a central axis (110) having an accommodating portion (111) formed on the outer surface;
A holding part (200) having a fixing member (210) attached to the accommodating part (111) so as to be insertable, and fitted to the central axis (110);
A tape (300) mounted on the outside of the roller (100),
The position where the tape (300) is cut can be easily grasped by inserting the fixing member (210) and fixing the fixing member (210) to one point (111a) of the accommodating portion (111). Tape cleaner.   The accommodating portion (111) is formed in a wedge shape which is cut inward from the outer surface of the central shaft (110) and becomes smaller toward the one point (111a). The tape cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the guide (210) is guided to be fixed at the one point (111a).   The tape cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the fixing member (210) has an elongated bar shape.   The tape (300) is formed by forming a guide groove (120) that is located on the same line as the one point (111a) and that is cut from the upper end of the roller (100) by a predetermined length along the outer surface. The tape cleaner according to claim 1, wherein the tape cleaner is cut along the guide groove (120) so that cutting after use is easy.   The tape (300) according to claim 1, wherein the tape (300) is formed with a cutting guide groove (310) cut to a predetermined length along the outer surface from the upper end, so that cutting after use is easy. The listed tape cleaner. The tape (300) is wound so that the non-adhesive portions (320) formed at predetermined intervals are located at the one point,
The tape cleaner according to claim 1, wherein a cutting line is formed at both ends of the non-adhesive part (320), so that the adhesive surface can be easily exposed and cut. In a tape cleaner that removes foreign matter such as dust and hair adhering to clothing, bedding, etc.
A cylindrical roller that rotates around a central axis with a housing formed on the outer surface;
A holding member (210) attached to the accommodating portion so as to be insertable, and a gripping portion fitted to the central axis;
A tape attached to the outside of the roller,
A tape cleaner, wherein the position where the tape is cut can be easily grasped by inserting the fixing member and fixing the fixing member at one point of the accommodating portion.

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