Squeezing screen for wetted mop

A technology for wet mop and cup body is applied in the field of extrusion screen, which can solve the problem that the extrusion screen is difficult to hang reliably, and achieve the effect of saving space and simple operation.

Inactive Publication Date: 2004-10-06
CARL FREUDENBERG KG
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Squeeze screens that are tall and narrow compared to said bottom are difficult to hang reliably due to the predetermined minimum size of the bucket

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[0022] The squeeze screen 1 depicted in FIGS. 1 and 2 is produced in one piece from plastic. Provision is made to mount it on a water bucket 2 so that the water of a wet mop is squeezed out (Figures 4, 5 and 6).

[0023] The squeeze sieve 1 has a perforated squeeze sieve cup base 3 with a slightly upwardly arched central region, which is essentially circular. A surrounding sieve cup wall 5 rises upwards and outwards from the rounded edge 4 pressing against the sieve cup bottom 3 . The bottom 3 of the sieve cup and the wall 5 of the sieve cup form a sieve cup body 6, which gradually expands from bottom to top. The cross-section ( FIG. 2 ) of the sieve cup wall 5 provided with discontinuities such as slits 7 and possibly ribs 7 a is arched toward the inside of the sieve cup body 6 .

[0024] With the preferred embodiment described above, the sieve cup wall 5 rising upwards from the edge 4 of the sieve cup bottom 3 forms outwards a slope angle with the vertical S of less than 2...

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A wringer basket (1) for wet mops has a basket cone (6) that has a perforated basket cone bottom (3) and a basket cone wall (5) that rises from the latter on all sides, with slits. A subsequent basket edge (9) carries attachment elements (10) for setting the wringer basket (1) onto the edge of a bucket. The basket cone wall (5) has a convex curvature towards the inside of the basket cone (6), seen in cross-section. The outline of the basket cone (6) is oval, at least in parts.

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【Technical field】 [0001] The invention relates to a squeeze screen for wet mops, which is composed of a screen cup, a screen edge and an insert for inserting the squeeze screen into a drum edge, the screen cup having a drilled A perforated sieve cup bottom and a screen wall extending upwards from all sides of the cup bottom and at least partially grooved. 【Background technique】 [0002] The round mop can be simply put on a bucket-mounted screen frame, or the water can be squeezed out with a hand-operated squeezer. But it is impossible to accurately control its movement on the floor, especially in the corners of stairs, narrow places and other hard-to-reach places. The movement of the prolate mop is easy to control, especially in the place of stairs, but it is more laborious to squeeze the water. [0003] The mop that is generally called "noodle mop" that is often used in real life is bound into bundles by hanging, relatively long silk threads, because its length can only m...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A47L13/58
CPCA47L13/58
Inventor 格尔诺特·M·希斯
Owner CARL FREUDENBERG KG
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