An electric tool for removing residual cement on scaffolding steel pipes

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel electric tool for removing residual cement on a scaffold steel pipe, and belongs to the technical field of mechanical tool equipment manufacturing. The novel electric tool comprises a machine shell part, a light ring structure arranged on the machine shell part, arranged on the scaffold steel pipe in a sleeving manner and used for removing residual cement, a power output part arranged inside the machine shell part and outputting power to the light ring structure and a power source part arranged inside the machine shell part and providing electric energy for the power output part. According to the novel electric tool, by means of the using manner, the working efficiency and the working quality are greatly improved, the working pressure of workers is reduced, the high quality and the cleanliness of the scaffold (steel pipe) during reconstruction are guaranteed, and extremely-high security attributes are given for construction persons and buildings.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an electric tool for removing residual cement on scaffold steel pipes, and belongs to the technical field of mechanical tool equipment manufacturing. Background technique [0002] In today's society, our country is in a critical period of comprehensive and rapid development. The number and scale of buildings continue to expand and grow at a high speed. Scaffolding (the various supports erected on the construction site to provide support for workers to move and solve vertical and horizontal transportation), as An indispensable facility for building construction, its main purpose is to solve the problems of construction personnel working up and down or surrounding safety nets and high-altitude installation of components. However, in the process of building construction, the most critical cement pouring operation, it is inevitable that a part of the cement will fall onto the steel pipes that make up the scaffolding. Coupled with the hi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The existing method for removing residual cement from scaffolding (steel pipes) is still that workers use hammers and shovels to knock and scrape the surface of steel pipes to achieve the purpose of cleaning steel pipes. This mode is inefficient, time-consuming and laborious, and It is very likely that the cleanliness standards required for the reuse of scaffolding will not be met

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