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Device for cleaning optical lenses in batches

A technology for cleaning optical lenses and batches, which is applied to cleaning methods using liquids, cleaning flexible objects, cleaning methods and utensils, etc. It can solve the problems of long cleaning time, poor cleaning effect, and high cleaning force, and achieves a clever structural design. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-03-25
中山市吉尔科研技术服务有限公司
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[0004] The object of the present invention is to aim at the above problems existing in the prior art, and to provide a batch cleaning device for optical lenses. Poor cleaning effect, long cleaning time, etc.

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[0025] Such as figure 1 with figure 2 As shown, the batch cleaning device for optical lenses includes a box body 1 with an opening on one side and a square shape. There are multiple lens plates 2 arranged in parallel in the box body 1. The lens plates 2 are slidably connected to the inner wall of the box body 1. The plate 2 can slide out toward the opening direction of the cleaning device. The upper side of the lens plate 2 has a plurality of ellipsoidal lens grooves 2a for placing optical lenses. The lens grooves 2a are narrowed from top to bottom and the lens grooves 2a There is a bottom hole 2a1 that runs through both sides of the lens plate 2 at the center of the bottom of the lens plate 2. There are a plurality of water holes 2a2 that run through both sides of the lens plate 2 on the lens groove 2a. There is also a protruding fixing device 3 on the lens groove 2a. The device 3 includes a ring-shaped rubber ring 3a, the rubber ring 3a is located directly above the lens g...

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The invention provides a device for cleaning optical lenses in batches, and belongs to the field of optical lens machining devices. The cleaning device comprises a box body. The box body is internally provided with lens plates. The lens plates are connected to the inner wall of the box body in a sliding mode. The upper sides of the lens plates are provided with lens grooves. The lens grooves are in a necked shape from top to bottom, and the centers of the bottoms of the lens grooves are provided with bottom holes for penetrating through the two sides of the lens plates. The lens grooves are provided with a plurality of water through holes for penetrating through the two sides of the lens plates. The lens grooves are further provided with protruding fixing devices. The fixing devices comprise annular rubber rings, the rubber rings are located over the lens grooves, rubber strips are arranged between the rubber rings and the lens grooves, one end of each rubber strip is fixed to the periphery of the corresponding lens groove, and the other end of each rubber strip is fixedly connected with the corresponding rubber ring. The lens plates are further provided with a plurality of strip-shaped through openings for penetrating through the two sides of the lens plates. The bottom, located below the lens plates, of the box body is provided with a plurality of strip-shaped sewage discharging openings. The cleaning device is high in cleaning strength and good in cleaning effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of optical lens processing equipment and relates to a batch cleaning device for optical lenses. Background technique [0002] The glass originally used to make lenses is the bump on ordinary window glass or wine bottles, which is shaped like a "crown", hence the name crown glass or crown glass. The glass at that time was extremely uneven and foamy. In addition to crown glass, there is another flint glass that contains more lead. Around 1790, Frenchman Pierre-Louis Junard discovered that stirring glass sauce could make glass with uniform texture. In 1884, Ernst Abbe and Otto Schott of Zeiss Company founded the Schott Glass Factory (Schott Glaswerke AG) in Jena, Germany, and developed dozens of optical glasses within a few years, among which high refractive index The invention of the barium crown glass is one of the important achievements of SCHOTT Glassworks. [0003] Optical lenses are widely used in many fields, ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B08B11/00B08B11/02
CPCB08B11/00B08B3/02B08B11/02
Inventor 王小清
Owner 中山市吉尔科研技术服务有限公司
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