This utility model discloses an integrated device for testing the number of uses of anti-
fog cloth, relating to the field of anti-
fog cloth technology. It aims to solve the technical problem of uneven surfactant distribution on the
glass sheet caused by full-coverage wiping with anti-
fog cloth, resulting in insufficient accuracy of test results. The device includes a housing with a partition in the middle. From left to right, cavities A, B, C, and D are arranged on the front surface of the partition. A wiping mechanism A is arranged in cavity A, and a testing mechanism is arranged in cavity B. This utility model optimizes the design of the
bushing and shaft structure. A
drive motor drives the
bushing to rotate via gear set A, which in turn causes the lower housing B to rotate synchronously. Simultaneously, the meshing transmission of gear set B causes the reciprocating screw to move the wiping plate radially within the housing. This allows the anti-fog cloth to move in a radial
spiral trajectory as the housing rotates, achieving comprehensive and uniform wiping of the
glass sheet surface and improving the problem of uneven surfactant distribution in traditional wiping methods.