WO2012100845A2 - Handbetätigtes reinigungsgerät sowie wischbezug - Google Patents
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25G—HANDLES FOR HAND IMPLEMENTS
- B25G3/00—Attaching handles to the implements
- B25G3/02—Socket, tang, or like fixings
- B25G3/06—Socket, tang, or like fixings with multiple socket, e.g. T-socket
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25G—HANDLES FOR HAND IMPLEMENTS
- B25G3/00—Attaching handles to the implements
- B25G3/38—Hinged, pivoted, swivelling, or folding joints
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- the invention relates to a hand-operated cleaning device with a handle with a handle and a cleaning head and a mop cover, comprising a textile element that can be releasably connected to a handle.
- a sweeping device is designed, e.g. a sweeping device or a
- Cleaning device such as a mop cover, attachable.
- mops consist in the prior art of three basic elements. These are on the one hand the handle handle, on the other hand a mop holder, which is pivotally connected to the handle handle, and as a third element, a mop cover that can be connected to the mop holder.
- a mop cover can be attached via a Velcro connection or another releasable connection to a rigid, plate-shaped mop holder.
- solutions are known in the art, according to which the mop holder can be inserted into receiving pockets of a mop cover.
- Mop holder provided with folding wings, for cleaning or changing the mop cover from an extended position with mutually latched folding wings in a second
- Position can be brought, in which the folding wings closed on each other.
- the mop cover can be either washed out hanging on the mop holder or expressed in a press or removed completely from the mop holder.
- the mop holders which are generally designed in an elongated form, can be folded around one another in the longitudinal direction about a pivot axis, as is known from EP 0 757 903 B1, or else pivoted about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the mop holder, as for example in the EP 0 663 178 Bl is described.
- cleaning tasks must include a separate, hand-operated cleaning device with its own handle and cleaning head, e.g. in the form of a broom, from
- the invention has for its object to provide a hand-operated cleaning device that is fastened in the simplest and most convenient way with a makesko f.
- the invention further relates to a mop cover, which constitutes such a cleaning head. This object is achieved by a hand-operated cleaning device with the features of claim 1 or 2 and a
- the hand-operated cleaning device comprises a handle with a handle and a handle
- Fastening device comprising two fasteners, and a cleaning head, the two
- attachment elements which are arranged and designed so that they can be coupled to the fastening elements of the handle.
- At least one fastening element and the associated attachment element comprise permanent magnets, which are preferably embedded in plastic, or at least one attachment element comprises an electromagnet.
- Each attachment point consists of one
- Fastening element on the handle and an associated attachment member on the cleaning head At least one such pair of fasteners consisting of fastener and
- Attachment element has permanent magnets or an electromagnet. In the cleaning operation
- the permanent magnets To reduce or completely avoid corrosion on the magnets are the permanent magnets or
- Electromagnets preferably completely in plastic
- Cleaning device a handle with a handle and a fastening device, the at least one
- Fastening element comprises, and a cleaning head, which comprises two attachment elements, which are arranged and designed to be at least one Fastening element of the handle can be coupled.
- At least one fastening element comprises a
- Permanent magnet or an electromagnet with one or two elements of ferromagnetic material of the two
- Attachment elements can be coupled.
- the above-mentioned first alternative embodiment the first alternative embodiment
- Each attachment point thus establishes a magnetic connection between the handle and the cleaning head.
- the advantage of the solution according to the invention is that on the one hand different cleaning heads can be connected to the handle in a simple manner. Since at least one pair of permanent magnets or an electromagnet is provided, the connection between the handle and the cleaning head can be designed so that two attachment points between the handle and cleaning head are provided and one or both
- Attachment points have a magnetic connection.
- the cleaning head can be attached to the handle in a very simple manner, again removed from this and replaced by another cleaning head.
- Another advantage of using permanent magnets or electromagnets is that they can define a preset release force depending on the arrangement and strength. A pre-set release force ensures that the cleaning head does not undesirably come off the handle during use. At the same time, however, it can be ensured by the use of a magnetic connection that a certain tensile force is not exceeded. In other words, the connection between handle and
- Adjust the cleaning head so that the cleaning head remains coupled to the handle when used properly, but can be easily removed from the handle as soon as an increased force occurs.
- Such a situation occurs not only when the operator specifically pulls on the handle and z. B. with one foot the cleaning head fixed, but can also occur in situations when, for example, with a dry or wet wiper head this gets stuck on a table leg. If, in such a case, the handle then releases from the mop head, damage may be avoided, otherwise the cleaner could jerkily pull on the table leg and cause objects standing on the table to fall.
- connection by means of magnets but also to make the connection easy. Because strong
- Permanent magnets must be brought only in relative proximity to each other to center each other and connect to each other, the connection between the handle and cleaning head can be significantly simplified.
- the additional attachment point can also be configured via a pair of permanent magnets. In this case, it is particularly easy for cleaning personnel to couple the handle with the cleaning head.
- only one attachment point is formed by permanent magnets and on the other side is a simple positive connection.
- the attachment is simple, because the two fasteners and attachment elements can be configured so that for coupling the cleaning head to the handle first, the first fastener of the handle is associated with the associated attachment member of the cleaning head in connection, for example, one of the two Elements in the other positively engages.
- Attachment elements a ferromagnetic element
- the cleaning head is a sweeping device, wet wiper device, stripping device or a window cleaning device.
- These various cleaning heads are often required in the professional use of cleaning staff, so that currently usually separate cleaning equipment for the various tasks are carried.
- Solution according to the invention allows the coupling of different cleaning heads on one and the same handle due to the modular structure.
- the cleaning head is a mop. This embodiment is
- Mop cover can be attached.
- the cleaning device according to the invention thus consists only of two separately provided elements, namely the handle and the starsko f, which is already the mop. It is thus the handle directly attachable to the mop cover.
- a mop holder hingedly connected to the handle, as used in the prior art, can be dispensed with in this case.
- At least one fastening element comprises a form-locking element, which with a complementarily shaped Positive locking geometry of the associated attachment element forms a positive connection.
- a form-locking element which with a complementarily shaped Positive locking geometry of the associated attachment element forms a positive connection.
- Fasteners can both fasteners
- Magnets include, in addition to a
- the second attachment point is formed of a fastening element and associated attachment member which in the coupled state two
- this is preferably designed such that the positive locking geometry of the at least one fastening element of the handle comprises a protruding element, which is preferably spring-loaded in the protruding position.
- protruding element facilitates the engagement of the protruding element in a corresponding recess of the associated attachment member.
- this interlocking geometry is further developed such that the interlocking element of the at least one attachment member is a recess which receives the protruding member, and wherein the recess comprises a first portion which is formed corresponding to the geometry of the protruding member, and a second region comprising a ramped slope.
- the interlocking element of the at least one attachment member is a recess which receives the protruding member, and wherein the recess comprises a first portion which is formed corresponding to the geometry of the protruding member, and a second region comprising a ramped slope.
- Design locking lug which can be solved without a release mechanism on the handle.
- the handle can be brought into a certain position relative to the cleaning head, e.g. exactly in a vertical position relative to the lying on a flat surface cleaning head. In this position, there is a ramped chamfer between the
- the fastening means of the handle on two pivoting levers which are hingedly connected to each other via an axis, each pivot lever carries a fastener, and the fastening elements by an elastic element, preferably a torsion spring, which on both pivot levers in the Axis is arranged towards the
- Attachment elements are biased. This embodiment of the handle is particularly preferred in connection with the
- the hand-operated cleaning device further comprises an actuating device in the region of
- Handle whose operation is the position of at least one fastening element and / or the positive-locking element
- Handle are any known in the art
- each pivot lever with a tension element, such.
- Actuator allowed in the handle Another alternative is the provision of a sliding sleeve in the region of the handle, which can be moved in the axial direction of the handle and in the shifted state to one or both spring-loaded pivot lever as a carrier
- Fastening element acts.
- Fixing element or both are changed in position, preferably in a direction perpendicular to
- Position of at least one actuating element is in Similarly, it is also possible to change a form-locking element as part of the actuating element with respect to its position.
- a change in position may involve an axial displacement
- Form-fitting element include, but also a rotation of a form-fitting element, so that this in a
- Attachment element can engage and moves back after loosening the actuator in the region of the handle back to the original position, where a lock between the fastener and the attachment member.
- the attachment elements of the cleaning head each have a first contact surface and the first facing each other
- the fastening element of the handle has associated second contact surfaces whose angular arrangement is complementary to the first contact surfaces.
- An angular arrangement is understood here to mean that the contact surfaces are at an angle to any plane in which the longitudinal axis of the handle is located. In this way it can be achieved that by the angular design of the surfaces to each other and the corresponding orientation of the angled surfaces to each other, the force required to release the handle of the makesko f can be configured. So the first contact surfaces can be so angled
- the fastening device comprises two
- Fastening elements wherein the fastening elements are rotatably mounted on the handle on the fastening device.
- Electromagnets can in a very simple way an additional axis of rotation with the sheath of the magnet
- Essentially cylindrical basic geometry can be easily rotatably mounted on the handle.
- the general provision rotatably mounted on the fastener fasteners serves to improve the handling of the hand-operated cleaning device by not pivoting the handle relative to the cleaning head, the position between the fasteners and attachment elements is changed, but maintain a rigid connection with each other and the
- Fastening elements are pivotable relative to the handle. This requires that the axes of rotation of the fasteners are aligned with each other and substantially perpendicular to
- the actuating device comprises an in
- This embodiment can be used in particular with outwardly spring-loaded legs.
- Handle handle for releasing the connection between the handle and cleaning head more than 10 N.
- Minimum tensile force of 10 N ensures that no labor delays due to unintentional, automatic release of the cleaning head of the handle occur.
- each magnet is arranged so that both magnetic poles face one of the elements of ferromagnetic material and are in operative connection therewith.
- Bundling of the magnetic field lines which enters from a magnetic pole in the ferromagnetic element of the attachment member and exits from this again to the opposite magnetic pole.
- the permanent magnets may be arranged so that only one of the magnetic poles is one of the elements
- Permanent magnet is additionally surrounded by a metal body which in operative connection with the element
- the metal body should also be made of a material with high magnetic susceptibility, such as e.g. Iron, insist. In this case, the metal body has to maintain a high
- Magnetic force also made of a material with high
- the mop cover according to the invention comprises a textile element, to which attachment elements are attached, wherein at least one of the attachment elements comprises a protected against contact with liquid permanent magnet.
- the flat mop cover is also dimensionally stable and can be coupled directly with a rod-like handle. Finally, the attachment elements of the mop cover are arranged and
- the point of view of the mop cover according to the invention is that it can be coupled directly with a rod-like handle. It is thus interposed between the flat mop cover and a handle no separate mop holder.
- the flat mop cover is dimensionally stable.
- the term "dimensionally stable" does not mean that the mop cover is completely rigid, but is intended to express that the textile element is indeed flexible, but has a dimensional stability, so that the
- Mop cover in the wet state and under its own weight of the mop cover essentially retains its shape. This means that the flat mop cover, for example when the entire cleaning device using the
- Mop cover according to the invention is lifted by a flat surface, essentially retains its shape.
- inventive mop cover can be used for example for wiping stairs. In doing so, the cleaning device must be raised from step to step, and placed on the next higher or next lower step. Only a sufficiently dimensionally stable trained
- Mop cover can be meaningfully used here, because he again flat after putting on the next tread this rests. Also for cleaning the risers, it is important that the mop cover sufficient
- both mounting elements comprise an element of ferromagnetic material and the mounting elements of the mop cover are arranged and adapted to at least one fastening element of the handle, the one
- Permanent magnet or electromagnet has to produce a detachable connection. Even with these alternatives
- This measure serves to keep the mounting elements of the mop cover at a predetermined distance from each other. This is necessary because in the cleaning of mop covers at high washing temperatures, a certain shrinkage of the textile material is not
- Attachment elements are ensured by, for example, a rigid strap the correct distance between the attachment elements.
- the textile element is pocket-shaped and provided with a substantially central opening on one of the sides of the textile element for coupling the handle, wherein the attachment elements are in the region of the central opening.
- bag-shaped also includes a textile element which is closed on all sides except for the central opening.
- the textile element comprises fibers whose
- Diameter is at least 0.5 dtex and their
- Tear strength is at least 35 cN / tex.
- Such fibers are particularly suitable for the mop cover a
- the attachment elements are sewn to the textile element and / or glued and / or welded. All three mentioned attachment variants are possible as long as the provision of permanent magnets in the
- Attachment elements with the textile element is possible.
- Attachment elements with the textile element is possible.
- attachment elements on the textile element are arbitrary
- the mop cover preferably further comprises a dart in the region of the central opening, which represents a closed seam around the central opening and the two main surfaces of the pocket-shaped textile
- Cleaning liquid can not flow to any appreciable extent in the pocket of the textile element.
- the mop cover preferably comprises one or more
- Attachment elements are provided and with the
- Inner pockets of the textile element are inserted.
- stiffening elements can, for example
- Be plastic strip which are inserted into the inner pockets of the textile element of the mop cover and by their arrangement and shape dimensional stability in one
- predetermined direction can be generated.
- Stiffening elements whose properties, shape and dimension can be selected so that the dimensional stability in the two main directions of the inner pockets separately influenced t +
- the mop cover further comprises a flexible insert
- Attachment elements are sewn to the textile element and / or glued and / or welded, also be provided the embodiment, according to which the Anbringungselernente with a flexible insert are connected.
- the flexible insert is preferably made of silicone or another elastic plastic.
- the shape and choice of material of the flexible insert can be selected according to the desired dimensional stability of the mop cover.
- the flexible insert is temperature resistant at least to 60 °, so that the mop cover can be washed with arranged therein flexible insert.
- the flexible insert can not with a mop holder in the prior art
- the textile element of the mop cover is not provided separately to the flexible insert, but represents a single unit.
- the mop cover in such a way that the flexible insert can be inserted into the bag-shaped textile element via an opening in the latter.
- the opening may be in the case of a textile element having a substantially rectangular shape both on a
- the flexible insert does not extend over the entire width of the pocket, it is possible, for example, to arrange the opening so that the flexible insert initially in a
- the textile element has two major surfaces, which as
- Wischdon are configured and different
- the mop cover further comprises a passive electronic component, preferably an RFID tag.
- a passive electronic component preferably an RFID tag.
- An RFID tag serves to facilitate logistics within large objects to be cleaned, such as hospitals or airports. It is possible to determine when a particular mop cover has been manufactured and commissioned or a specific mop cover can be identified. Also, it can be demonstrated in complaints to which
- RFID tags are suitable passive electronic ones
- the mop cover is provided anyway with Aufnähmetaschen for stiffening elements, it can be used in the same way, an inner pocket for receiving the RFID tag, but this is closed by a dart to prevent the loss of the RFID tag.
- the textile element is substantially
- pocket-shaped and has a substantially rectangular shape with two substantially parallel longitudinal edges and two substantially parallel transverse edges, wherein the mounting elements are arranged close to one of the longitudinal edges and the assembly consisting of the two attachment elements substantially centrally relative to nearby longitudinal edge is arranged.
- Attachment elements preferably have a substantially cylindrical geometry and are so to each other
- Fig. 1 is an inventive hand-operated
- Fig. 4 a connection between the handle and
- Fig. 5 is a fastener of the handle and a
- Anbungsungs are for receiving a
- Inventive mop cover according to a first embodiment - a hand-operated cleaning device with a mop cover according to the invention according to a second embodiment; and a side view of the cleaning device of Fig. 10; shows an exploded view
- Embodiment of the invention schematically shows a possible orientation of a dipole permanent magnet relative to
- Attachment element of the cleaning head schematically shows an alternative
- FIG. 15 shows a possible structural design of the mounting elements of the starsko fs when using a dipole magnet according to Fig. 13 or 1;
- Fig. 16 shows another embodiment of a
- Insert of a cleaning head corresponds to Figure 15 in a front view and with an inserted handle. shows in exploded view the elements of the hand-operated cleaning element
- Attachment geometry shows the configuration of the cleaning head as a wet wiping mop; and shows the cleaning head of Fig. 18 from below.
- Fig. 1 shows a hand-operated cleaning device
- the term "manually operated” is intended to express that the cleaning device is not driven by a motor or moved automatically, but is manually moved by an operator.
- the hand-operated cleaning device 10 has a
- handle generally designated by reference numeral 12 handle, the essentially consists of an elongated grip handle 14, which in a conventional manner in the art
- the handle handle 14 is provided with a ball handle 16, but this is only to be understood as an example.
- the handle 12 has a fastening device, not shown in detail in FIG. 1, by means of which the handle 12 can be releasably coupled to a cleaning head 18.
- the cleaning head 18 is a mop, of which substantially only one pocket is shaped in the form of a wiper
- Mop cover 20 is visible.
- the manual cleaning device 10 is modular in design and may be coupled to various cleaning heads 18, such as a sweeper, scraper or window cleaner, which follow the invention described herein only in terms of their mounting geometry and otherwise constructed in a conventional manner
- Wischmop 20 not designed as a broom sweeping device, but also no stripping or
- the handle handle can be made adjustable in length. The measures required for this are known to the person skilled in the art.
- the handle 12 may be pivotally mounted relative to the cleaning head 18.
- an operating switch can additionally be provided on the handle, which acts on a preferably clamped to the grip handle power supply, the electromagnets with electric current.
- the power supply is provided for example in the form of rechargeable batteries.
- the accumulators should have sufficient capacity to handle the
- Electromagnet is done in a conventional manner.
- Fig. 2 and 3 show a possibility of connection between a lever mechanism 22 on the side of the handle and a unspecified cleaning head 18.
- the lever mechanism 22 is part of a
- Lever mechanism 22 is provided with two fasteners 26 which are fixedly attached to the attachment means 24 of the handle. These fasteners 26 cooperate with attachment members 28 which are fixedly attached to the cleaning head 18.
- fasteners 26, as well as attachment members 28, are permanent magnets that are completely embedded in plastic to prevent corrosive attack of cleaning liquor or acidic
- Fasteners 26 as well as attachment members 28 are arranged so that the attachment members 28 have contact surfaces facing each other and one
- Fasteners 26 contact surfaces for coupling with the mounting elements facing away from each other.
- the lever mechanism can be brought into an arrangement in which the individual legs 32a and 32b are pivoted towards each other, so that the total width and thus the distance between the contact surfaces on the
- the Lever mechanism 22 may be provided with a torsion spring or other elastic member, the two
- a minimum tensile force in the longitudinal direction of the handle is set to release the connection between the handle and cleaning head of 10 N. This can be generated on the one hand by the strength of the permanent magnets, on the other hand by the embedding depth of the permanent magnets in the surrounding plastic material, but also by a predetermined contact pressure in the area of the contact surface 30. Further measures are described in the following figures and relate
- the embodiment according to FIGS. 2 and 3 has a permanent magnet connection on both sides
- Fig. 4 shows schematically again a lever mechanism 22, the legs 32a and 32b are pressed apart via an elastic element, not shown, in the direction of arrow A.
- the legs 32a and 32b are one
- a sliding sleeve 36 is shown schematically, the above the handle handle 14 and the associated fastening device in the direction of arrow B, i. in the longitudinal direction of the handle handle, can be displaced.
- Displacement sleeve 36 comes the front end 38 of the
- Displacement sleeve 36 in contact with the legs 32a and 32b and presses them against the direction of the arrow A to each other.
- the sliding sleeve 36 can be actuated via a suitable mechanism on the handle handle of the handle. For example, it is possible that the not shown in Fig. 4
- a second aspect shown in Fig. 4 relates to
- Fastening elements 26 and attachment elements 28 as a magnet connection and at the same time positive connection.
- Fastening elements 26 and attachment elements 28 as a magnet connection and at the same time positive connection.
- Fastening elements 26 first permanent magnets 40 and in the mounting elements 28 embeds second permanent magnets 42 are provided.
- the second permanent magnet 42 is designed annular. This has the advantage that he despite an additionally provided in the attachment member 28 positive locking recess close to the contact surface 46 of the
- Attachment element 28 can be arranged, as the
- FormBankverschenung 44 is located in the center of the annular second permanent magnet 42.
- the fasteners 26 are with a
- Form-fitting element in the form of a positive locking survey 48 provided whose position and shape corresponding to
- FormQueryverhorn 44 is selected in the attachment member 28, so that in addition to the magnetic coupling and a positive connection between the
- Attachment elements 28 can be produced.
- Fig. 5 shows a fastener 26 and a
- Attachment element 28 in coupled condition.
- the form-fitting elevation 48 of the fastening element 26 extends into the form-fitting recess 44 of FIG
- Fig. 5 shows an axis of rotation 50 which serves for the rotatable attachment of the fastener 26 to the fastening means 24 of the handle.
- the axis of rotation 50 is merely a metal pin whose
- Fixing in the plastic material 49 can be additionally ensured by one or more annular thickenings 52 and on the side facing away from the attachment member 28 can be rotatably mounted in a suitable manner in the attachment means of the handle.
- FIGs. 6a, 6b and 7 are views of a
- Attachment element 28 (Fig. 6a, 6b) and an associated fastener 26 (Fig. 7) shown.
- Attachment element 28 has a form-fitting depression 44 which is subdivided into a first area 44a and a second area 44b. In Fig. 6b, the areas are schematically delimited by a broken line against each other.
- the first region 44a of the form-fitting recess ng is substantially matched to the geometry and position of a positive locking projection 48, as shown in FIG. 7
- the second area 44b provides a
- connection between the fastener 26 and the attachment member 28 must be solved. This is possible by placing the handle at a predetermined angle relative to the cleaning head, e.g. is placed perpendicular to this and then a tensile force is exerted on the handle handle of the handle. This has the consequence that the positive locking survey 48 with increasing movement in the direction of arrow C and increasing
- the ramp-shaped slope in the second region 44 b is moved up until the Formschluß lift 48 has been completely or almost completely pressed into the fastener 26 and the
- Fastener 26 and the attachment member 28 along the contact surface 46 can slide past each other to release the connection.
- the contact surface 30 is not parallel to the longitudinal axis of the handle (not shown), but arranged inclined.
- the contact surface can serve to increase the release force between the handle and the cleaning head when the angular position between the handle and the cleaning head prevails in the course of a conventional activity, while the connection between the handle and the cleaning head
- Cleaning head can be solved very easily as soon as the handle is brought into a certain angular position relative to the cleaning head. This could e.g. be a position perpendicular to lying on a flat surface cleaning head or even inclined beyond the usual working position.
- Fig. 9 shows schematically a section through a
- Hand-operated cleaning device comes with a
- a textile element 52 which is designed substantially in the form of a bag, as best seen in Fig. 11.
- the textile element 52 has a substantially rectangular shape with two parallel longitudinal edges 54 and two in
- the design as a substantially rectangular, pocket-shaped mop cover is not a binding feature of the invention, and other geometries can be provided in the same way for special cleaning purposes, especially since the system according to the invention is currently a modular system acts in which different cleaning heads easily
- Fastening device 24 of the handle in this case has a lever mechanism 22 with two mutually pivotable legs 32a, 32b. Both fasteners 26 are provided with an axis of rotation 50 and rotatably mounted in this way on the legs 32a, 32b. Both the
- Fasteners as well as the attachment elements have permanent magnets.
- the second permanent magnets 42 of the attachment member are cast in a mounting member 28, which in turn is fixedly connected to the textile member 52. This connection can alternatively or
- a central recess 58 is provided on one of the two longitudinal edges 54, which is best seen in the illustration in Fig. 11.
- the pocket of the textile element is closed about the central recess by means of a dart 60.
- a mop 20 as described above with fixedly attached to the textile member 52 attachment members 28 does not require a conventional mop holder, but can be attached directly to the handle as a hold-open mop.
- the fibers used to make the textile element 52 can be configured accordingly. It has proven to be advantageous if the textile element fibers
- Washing may be subject to a certain shrinkage. This problem can be solved by, as in
- a lever mechanism 22 is used on the side of the handle and by the bias of the legs 32 a, 32 b of the lever mechanism minor
- a second possibility is to use a rigid connecting element 62, e.g. to provide in the form of a bracket between the attachment elements.
- Fig. 9 includes yet another embodiment of
- stiffening elements 64 which may for example consist of elastic plastic.
- the stiffening ngsieri 64 can be connected in any way with the textile element, for example, sewn or glued to this. But it is also possible, on the inside, i. the the
- Stiffening elements can be inserted.
- all directional arrangements shown in FIG. 9, such as in the longitudinal direction, in the transverse direction or even diagonally, can be provided, as illustrated by the stiffening elements 64a, 64b and 64c.
- Stiffening elements is selected in Fig. 9 only by way of example. The same applies to the number of stiffening elements.
- a pannier may also serve to receive an RFID tag 72 for electronic identification of the mop 20.
- an RFID tag can also be attached to the mop in any other way.
- FIG. 10 an alternative embodiment is shown form of the pug 20. There is no difference to the embodiment shown in FIG. 9 on the side of the handle.
- mop dish attachment elements 28 are part of a flat insert 68, which may for example consist of silicone material and in the textile element 52nd
- the firm integration of the insert 68 in the textile element 52 can also be expressed by the fact that the textile element 52 is sewn tightly around the insert 68, so that after the original production of the user no longer remove the insert 68 from the pocket-shaped textile element 52 can.
- insertion pocket 70 which is indicated in Fig. 10 and shown in Fig. 11 in addition.
- the insertion pocket 70 should be arranged so that after releasing the handle from the attachment elements of the drawer not automatically, but only after the exact moving and positioning inside the pocket of the textile element 52 can be removed from this again.
- Fig. 12 shows another embodiment of the
- Hand-operated cleaning device which only with respect to the coupling between at least one fastening element and two attachment elements on
- cleaning head separately on the mop cover and sew with the textile mop cover and / or glue and / or to weld.
- a block-like fastening device 24 is provided on the handle 12, in which as permanent magnets or
- Electromagnets ausgestalte fasteners 26 are used. Inside the mop cover 20 is the insert 68, are attached to the attachment elements 28 and arranged so that they can be coupled to the fasteners 26 of the handle.
- the attachment elements 28 each comprise elements 80 of ferromagnetic material, i. metal of high magnetic susceptibility provided with those in the fixture 24
- Dipole magnets 26 can be operatively connected to produce the above-described solid but releasable connection between the handle and the cleaning head. As can be seen from FIG. 13, the dipole magnet 26 can be oriented as part of the fastening device 24 in such a way that the north pole marked with the reference symbol N and the south pole of the dipole magnet 26 with the reference symbol S point in the direction of the
- the attachment member 28 includes a
- Metal body 80 made of ferromagnetic material
- a metal cover 86 may be provided on the surface of the magnet 26 facing the metal body 80
- Fig. 14 shows an alternative arrangement according to the
- Dipole magnet 26 is oriented so that only one of the
- Magnetic poles towards the metal body 80 has.
- the desired force effect can be achieved in that a metal sleeve 82 in the form of a magnet 26 surrounding
- Iron housing which has the function of conducting the magnetic field lines 84 by the inclusion of the element of ferromagnetic material 80 between the magnetic poles. In this way, using a
- Metal ferrule 82 of very low loss ferromagnetic material also has a high magnetic holding force between the magnet 26 and the mounting portion 28 at
- Fig. 15 shows a possible embodiment of
- a positive locking element 88 is provided, which in addition to the attachment by means of the magnetic holding force further attachment and securing against accidental release of the handle caused by the cleaning head.
- Attachment elements 28 whose exact positioning and in particular their distance fixed to each other and
- Fastening device of the handle are designed so that it has mutually pivotable pivot lever 32a, 32b, as described in the frame previously described
- FIG. 16 shows a planar insert 68, which, similar to the embodiment shown in FIGS. 15 and 17, has a trough-shaped basic body 90 and positive-locking
- ferromagnetic material preferably a metal plate 100, which is between the two
- Attachment elements is located. The element 100 off
- Embodiment shown in FIG. 16 but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be any one of Embodiment shown in FIG. 16, but can be
- Embodiments are used in which at least one of the fasteners on the handle is a magnet.
- the element 100 facilitates the handling of the cleaning head. After different cleaning heads can be attached to a handle, they must be removed after loosening the Cleaning head to be picked up by the handle and stowed eg in a cleaning cart. So that one
- the element 100 can also serve valuable purposes if, in a cleaning operation, the cleaning head has detached from the handle, because this e.g. stuck in a hard-to-reach place and now, e.g. located under a piece of furniture.
- the element 100 provides an additional and easily accessible
- Fig. 16 further shows the structure of the sheet liner 68 of numerous ribs 102 which are interlinked with each other.
- the rib structure serves for optimum stiffening of the flat insert 68 with minimal use of material
- FIG. 16 illustrated features, such as the trough-shaped base body 90, the element 100 or even the form-fitting elements 88 to the attachment elements 28.
- a flat insert 68 with the rib structure shown in Fig. 16 could, for example, in the same manner in the Au guild shape after Fig. 10 or 12 be realized, to name just two examples.
- FIG. 18 shows a hand-operated cleaning device with the individual components shown in FIGS. 15 and 17 in an exploded view.
- the area shown in Fig. 15 with attachment elements 28 is part of a flexible insert 68, which is located in the mop cover 20 and, as described above with reference to previous embodiments already described, for example, by a longitudinal side or
- the mop cover can be closed in a suitable manner, e.g. by sewing or by providing a Velcro connection.
- Fig. 19 shows an alternative cleaning head 18, which may be used in a modular manner with the holder.
- Elements 88 surrounding attachment elements 28 are located.
- the cleaning head shown in FIG. 19 may be used, for example, with a grip part as already described with reference to FIG. 4.
- a grip part as already described with reference to FIG. 4.
- Lever mechanism provided with legs 32a, 32b, so that the legs and the attached fasteners 26 can be moved about a pivot axis 34 to the fasteners in the area of the trough-shaped
- the cleaning head shown in Fig. 19 has a
- Wiping surface 94 and fringes 96 which are shown again in Fig. 20.
- the wiping surface 94 in this case has alternating regions 98a and 98b, which are characterized by a different Oberf roughness and thus
- the wiping surface 94 may be used to chemically and / or mechanically release dirt adhered to the surface to be cleaned while the fringes 96 are conventionally adapted to receive loose or debris removed from the wiping surface 94.
- the wet wiping mop illustrated in FIGS. 19 and 20 can be cleaned in a conventional manner in a wiper bucket and then wrung out to the desired residual moisture in a mop wringer parked on the geometry of the cleaning head.
- the mop cover can be replaced with other cleaning heads and it is in all cases only a rod-shaped handle to connect to the cleaning head.
- the provision of a connection with at least one pair of permanent magnets also makes it particularly easy to attach the handle to the cleaning head. Even untrained and inexperienced
- the mop cover according to the invention can be attached directly to the handle. There is thus a hold-free mop. So that the mop cover is sufficiently dimensionally stable depending on the intended use, this can be done either via the in the
- Stiffening elements which are located inside the pocket-shaped mop cover.
- the provision of suitable fibers and the additional provision of stiffening elements can also be used in combination.
- the stiffening elements can either be independent of the mounting elements of the
- Mop cover be provided, or else be provided integrally with these, to the final assembly to less To reduce items.
- the provision of stiffening elements does not change the fact that the
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