Scientific experiment container cleaning device

Abstract

The invention discloses a scientific experiment container cleaning device. The device comprises a cleaning tank, a cleaning clamping assembly, a conveying device and a water storage tank. Fixing devices are arranged in the centers of the left side wall and the right side wall of the cleaning tank, and the conveying device is vertically installed in the center of the interior of the cleaning tank to divide the interior space of the cleaning tank into a left side cleaning space and a right side drying space. An inner cleaning device is further arranged below the fixing device on the left side, the conveying device drives the cleaning clamping assembly to move upwards and downwards to clean experimental containers and enable the experimental containers to rotate to the right side drying space, the experimental containers are dried by a drying device fixed to the bottom end of the right side, and the water storage tank is installed at the upper end of the left side cleaning space. A ventilation device is further arranged at the upper end of the right side drying space.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of cleaning equipment, in particular to a scientific experiment container cleaning device. Background technique [0002] Commonly used experimental containers include test tubes, beakers, Buchner funnels, gas washing bottles, drying tubes, graduated cylinders, volumetric flasks, measuring devices, etc. Sometimes the containers contain corrosive reagents, such as potassium permanganate in the experiment. It is a strong oxidant, and it is often cleaned manually after the experiment, which may corrode the hands of the experimenter, and it is difficult to wash off the color on the skin. For some other containers that may contain strong alkali and strong acid, direct cleaning is harmful to the experimenter. severe damage to the skin. Since most of the experimental containers are made of glass, the existing cleaning equipment is not thorough enough in the cleaning process of the experimental containers, and the c...

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[0002] Commonly used experimental containers include test tubes, beakers, Buchner funnels, gas washing bottles, drying tubes, graduated cylinders, volumetric flasks, measuring devices, etc. Sometimes the containers contain corrosive reagents, such as potassium permanganate in the experiment. It is a strong oxidant, and it is often cleaned manually after the experiment, which may corrode the hands of the experimenter, and it is difficult to wash off the color on the skin. For some other containers that may contain strong alkali and strong acid, direct cleaning is harmful to the experimenter. severe skin damage

Since most of the experimental containers are made of glass, the existing cleaning equipment is not thorough enough in the cleaning process of the experimental containers, and the cleaning and drying efficiency is low. If the pressure is too high, the experimental container will be damaged; if the clamping pressure is too small, the experimental container will fall off, causing safety hazards

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