Special barrel for cleaning classroom
A technology for classrooms and barrels, applied in applications, carpet cleaning, floor cleaning, etc., can solve problems such as inconvenience for students on duty and inappropriate recommendations for the use of trash cans.
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Embodiment 1
[0017] Example 1. see Figure 1a and Figure 6g : The horizontal section of the barrel body 1 is a narrow waist circle, the bottom surface 2 of the barrel extends horizontally on both sides of the width of the barrel body 1, and the barrel product is obtained by one-time injection molding. The weak point of this example product is that a part of the teacher's hand washing water may spill out of the bucket due to the narrow mouth of the bucket 3 .
Embodiment 2
[0018] Example 2. see Figure 1b and Figure 6f : the bottom of the barrel body 1 is smaller and the barrel mouth 3 is larger, any horizontal section thereof is rectangular, and two groups of opposite sides are straight planes. The bottom surface 2 of bucket is the same as example 1. When the area of the inner bottom of the bucket is equal, the mouth surface of the bucket product of this example is larger than that of the bucket product of Example 1, thereby reducing the possibility of handwashing water spilling outside the bucket, but the mold structure is complex, and the processing difficulty is greater than that of Example 1.
Embodiment 3
[0019] Example 3. see figure 2 and Figure 3d : The bucket product is spliced together by injection molding the barrel body and the bottom of the barrel (the splicing surface is bonded by strong adhesive). The bucket body is still small at the bottom and big at the top, but two sets of opposite sides are curved surfaces turned outward, and any horizontal section of the bucket body 1 is still rectangular.
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