Soybean milk machine cup body and soybean milk machine

Abstract

The utility model relates to a soybean milk machine cup body and a soybean milk machine including the same, the soybean milk machine cup body comprises a handle, the top of the handle is provided with a lower coupler, the lower coupler is connected with a wire, the wire comprises a first wire group and a second wire group, and the handle is internally provided with a wire passing cavity for the wire to pass through. A buckling piece used for fixing the lower coupler is further arranged in the handle, a wire separating structure used for separating the first wire set and the second wire set is arranged between the end, away from the cup body, of the buckling piece and the wire passing cavity, and the first wire set and the second wire set extend downwards along the wire passing cavity from the two sides of the wire separating structure respectively. The upper ends of the two sets of wires are restrained by the wire separating structure, so that the wires are separated after extending out of the lower coupler, the wire separating structure enables the wires to be separated more stably, and the problems that the upper ends of the wires extending out of the lower coupler are not restrained and are prone to winding and interference, and then assembling and overhauling efficiency and even normal operation of the soybean milk machine are affected are solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of soybean milk machines, in particular to a soybean milk machine cup body and a soybean milk machine comprising the same. Background Art

[0002] In order to reduce the use of screws, existing soybean milk machines usually use clips to fix the lower coupler to the handle of the cup body. For example, patent No. CN201220723859.1 discloses a coupler fixing frame, in which convex ribs are provided on the inner side of the buckle arm of the fixing frame, grooves are provided on both sides of the coupler, and the fixing frame is inserted from one side of the coupler, and the convex ribs cooperate with the grooves to fix the coupler. However, since the coupler is installed on the top of the handle, the wire connected to the coupler needs to pass through the inside of the handle to connect to the circuit board. Since the wire material is relatively soft, multiple wires are easily entangled and entangled inside the handle, and the wiring harness is also relatively messy. When installing the handle cover, it is possible to squeeze the scattered wire harness and cause damage to the wire harness. At the same time, the wire harness is messy, and some wires may extend out of the handle, resulting in the handle cover being unable to be installed in place, affecting the installation efficiency. In severe cases, it will affect signal transmission, resulting in the soybean milk machine being unable to operate normally. Patent No. CN201720103814.7 discloses a soymilk maker, in which two wire slots are arranged at intervals in the wiring cavity below the coupler, and the power supply harness and the signal harness are positioned and routed by the two wire slots respectively, so that the two groups of harnesses are routed separately in the wiring cavity. However, in view of the shape of the coupler in the attached figure of the scheme, the pins of the coupler are designed in a single row, and the wiring harness connected to the coupler is located in the same plane. At this time, it is more convenient to insert the adjacent wiring harness into the wire slot. However, at this time, the upper end of the wiring harness is in a bent state, and since the upper end of the wiring harness is not constrained, the wiring harness as a whole will tend to recover to the state before the bending. The upper end of the wiring harness and the bent part of the wiring harness will continue to apply force to the wiring harness in the wire slot, which may easily cause the wiring harness to escape from the wire slot. When the pins of the coupler are designed in multiple rows, the wires connected to each row of pins are not constrained before entering the wire slot, and are still very easy to get entangled and interfere with each other. The scheme also does not really solve the problem that the wires are easily entangled and interfered inside the handle, thereby affecting the installation efficiency and even the operation of the soymilk machine. Utility Model Content

[0003] The utility model provides a soybean milk machine cup body and a soybean milk machine including the same, aiming to solve the problem that the upper end of the wire extending from the lower coupler is not restrained and is prone to entanglement and interference, and when the handle cover is installed, the scattered wire harness may be squeezed and damaged. At the same time, the wire harness is messy and part of the wire may extend out of the handle, resulting in the handle cover being unable to be installed in place, thereby affecting the assembly efficiency and even the normal operation of the soybean milk machine.

[0004] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: a soymilk machine cup body, including a handle, a lower coupler is arranged on the top of the handle, the lower coupler is connected to a wire, the wire includes a first wire group and a second wire group, a wire passage cavity for the wire to pass through is arranged inside the handle, and a fastener for fixing the lower coupler is also arranged inside the handle, characterized in that: a wire partition structure is arranged between the end of the fastener away from the cup body and the wire passage cavity to separate the first wire group and the second wire group, and the first wire group and the second wire group extend downward from both sides of the wire partition structure along the wire passage cavity respectively.

[0005] Further, the wire dividing structure includes a wire dividing plate arranged on the fastener, the wire dividing plate is located on the side of the fastener away from the cup body, the wire dividing plate extends downward along the wire passing cavity and abuts on the wall of the wire passing cavity, and the first wire group and the second wire group extend downward along the wire passing cavity from both sides of the wire dividing plate respectively; or, the wire dividing structure includes a protrusion arranged on the wall of the wire passing cavity, the protrusion extends upward and abuts on the end of the fastener away from the cup body, and the first wire group and the second wire group extend downward along the wire passing cavity from both sides of the protrusion respectively.

[0006] Furthermore, a wire separator plate extending toward the wire passing cavity is provided on the side of the fastener away from the cup body, a protrusion extending toward the wire separator plate is provided on the wall of the wire passing cavity, the wire separator plate abuts against the protrusion, and the wire separator structure includes the wire separator plate and the protrusion.

[0007] Furthermore, the side wall of the protrusion is provided with a wire clamping groove, and the wiring harness of the first wire group and / or the second wire group is clamped in the wire clamping groove; or, the side wall of the wire separator is located outside the side wall of the protrusion, and the end of the side wall of the wire separator, the wire passing cavity wall and the side wall of the protrusion together form a wire passing groove for the wiring harness of the first wire group and / or the second wire group to pass through.

[0008] Furthermore, a limiting groove is provided on the outer wall of the lower coupler located inside the handle, the handle includes a handle body connected to the cup body and a handle cover covering the handle body, the handle body includes an upper connecting end and a lower connecting end for connecting to the cup body, the upper connecting end is provided with a through hole, the buckle arm is provided with a buckle arm facing the cup body, the inner side wall of the buckle arm is provided with a limiting rib, and the free end of the buckle arm is provided with a hook, the lower coupler is fixed by buckling the limiting rib on the buckle arm of the buckle into the limiting groove on the outer wall of the lower coupler, and the hook passes through the through hole and buckles on the handle body at the edge of the through hole.

[0009] Furthermore, a connecting plate is provided on the handle body, which is located in the through hole and connects the upper end and the lower end of the through hole. The connecting plate divides the through hole into two sub-holes. The hook is located on the inner side of the side wall of the buckle arm, and the hook passes through the sub-hole and is buckled on the connecting plate at the edge of the sub-hole.

[0010] Furthermore, a limiting groove is provided on the outer wall of the lower coupler located inside the handle, and a buckle arm is provided on the side of the fastener facing the cup body, and a limiting rib is provided on the inner wall of the buckle arm. The lower coupler is fixed by buckling the limiting rib on the buckle arm of the fastener into the limiting groove on the outer wall of the lower coupler, and the free end of the fastener is buckled with the end face of the lower coupler close to the cup body.

[0011] Furthermore, the lower coupler is provided with a first plug spring group and a second plug spring group corresponding to the first wire group and the second wire group, the number of plug springs in the first plug spring group is greater than the number of plug springs in the second plug spring group, the plug springs in the first plug spring group and the plug springs in the second plug spring group are staggered, the contours of the first plug spring group and the second plug spring group form a trapezoidal structure, the plug springs in the first plug spring group are connected to the wiring harness of the first wire group, and the plug springs in the second plug spring group are connected to the wiring harness of the second wire group.

[0012] Furthermore, one of the first wire group and the second wire group is a high-current wire group, and the other is a low-current wire group.

[0013] A soybean milk maker comprises a machine head, the machine head is provided with an upper coupler, and also comprises the aforementioned soybean milk maker cup body. After the machine head cover is closed on the cup body, the upper coupler is plugged and matched with the lower coupler.

[0014] After adopting the above technical solution, the following beneficial technical effects are achieved:

[0015] 1. In the utility model, on the one hand, by arranging a snap-fit ​​piece inside the handle, the lower coupler can be fixed on the handle without using screws; on the other hand, a wire partition structure is arranged between the snap-fit ​​piece and the wire passage cavity. During assembly, the wires connected to the lower coupler are divided into two wire groups and assembled along the two sides of the wire partition structure. The wire partition structure separates the upper parts of the two wire groups, and the two wire groups are routed along the wire passage cavity from both sides of the wire partition structure to avoid the wires extending from the lower coupler from being entangled with each other at the top during assembly. When installing the handle cover, the wire harnesses of the two wire groups are arranged in the wire passage cavity along both sides of the wire partition structure. The wire harnesses will not be squeezed during the closing process of the handle cover, and the handle cover can be buckled and installed in place, thereby improving assembly efficiency. At the same time, during the operation of the soymilk machine, the tops of the wire groups are spaced from each other to avoid interference of the wire groups affecting signal transmission, so that the soymilk machine can operate more stably. When repairing a problem with the wire harness, the corresponding wire groups can be inspected and repaired in a targeted manner according to the properties of the two wire groups, thereby improving repair efficiency.

[0016] 2. In the utility model, the wire separator abuts against the wall of the wire passing cavity, the protrusion abuts against the end of the fastener, or the wire separator abuts against the protrusion, thereby dividing the upper part of the wire passing cavity into two parts isolated from each other. The upper parts of the two wire groups can be routed through two spaces isolated from each other, ensuring effective separation of the wire groups.

[0017] 3. In the present invention, a wire clamping groove is provided on the side wall of the protrusion, and the wire harness of the wire group is clamped into the wire clamping groove, so that the wire harness of the wire group can be more stably arranged on both sides of the protrusion, and the separation of the wire group is better achieved.

[0018] 4. In the utility model, after the buckle arm of the buckle is inserted into the limiting groove of the outer wall of the lower coupler through the limiting convex rib, the buckle can realize radial positioning of the buckle by passing the hook at the end of the buckle arm through the through hole and engaging it on the handle body at the edge of the through hole. During assembly, before closing the handle cover, the buckle can be firmly fixed on the handle body to prevent the buckle from falling off and affecting the assembly efficiency. After the buckle is firmly fixed, the lower coupler can be fixed more effectively.

[0019] 5. In the utility model, the two wire groups are divided into a strong current wire group and a weak current wire group. On the one hand, the separation of the strong and weak current wires can reduce the interference of the strong current wires on the weak current wires and ensure the stable transmission of the signal; on the other hand, when the wiring harness has problems and needs to be repaired, the strong current or weak current wires can be inspected and repaired in a targeted manner according to the nature of the fault, thereby improving the maintenance efficiency. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings:

[0021] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the soymilk machine of the utility model;

[0022] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of the cup body of the soymilk machine;

[0023] Figure 3 for Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the side structure of the soymilk machine cup;

[0024] Figure 4 for Figure 3 The enlarged schematic diagram of point A in the middle;

[0025] Figure 5 for Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of the middle fastener;

[0026] Figure 6 for Figure 2 Another structural schematic diagram of the middle fastener;

[0027] Figure 7 for Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the structure of the middle and lower coupler;

[0028] Figure 8 for Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the internal structure of the handle of the medium soymilk machine cup;

[0029] Fig. 9 for Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of the upper connection end of the handle of the middle soymilk machine cup body;

[0030] Fig.10 for Fig. 9 A magnified schematic diagram of point B in the middle. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] like Figure 1 As shown, the embodiment of the utility model discloses a soymilk machine, including a machine head 1 and a cup body 2, wherein the cup body 2 is provided with a handle 3, and the handle 3 includes a handle body 31 connected to the cup body 2 and a handle cover 32 covering the handle body 31. Figure 2-Figure 4 , a lower coupler 4 is provided on the top of the handle body 31, and the lower coupler 4 is connected with wires, and the wires include a first wire group 41 and a second wire group 42, and a wire passage cavity is provided inside the handle 3 for the wires to pass through. In addition, a fastener 5 is provided inside the handle 3, and a wire separation structure is provided between the end of the fastener 5 away from the cup body and the wire passage cavity to separate the first wire group 41 from the second wire group 42. The wire separation structure can be composed of two parts, see Figure 5 Two buckle arms are provided on the side of the fastener 5 close to the cup body 2, and a limiting rib 52 is provided on the inner wall of the buckle arm. A wire partition plate 51 is provided on the side of the fastener 5 away from the cup body 2; a protrusion 311 extending toward the wire partition plate 51 is provided on the wall of the wire passing cavity. After the fastener 5 is engaged with the lower coupler 4, the wire partition plate 51 abuts against the protrusion 311. The wire partition structure includes the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311. The wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311 cooperate to divide the upper part of the wire passing cavity into two parts. The first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 extend downward along the wire passing cavity from both sides of the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311 respectively.

[0032] The lower coupler 4 can be a single row of springs arranged in a line, or a multi-row spring design, see Figure 2 , Figure 7, two rows of plug spring groups, a first plug spring group and a second plug spring group, are arranged in the lower coupler 4, and two rows of through holes 46 corresponding to the two rows of plug spring groups are arranged on the top of the lower coupler, and the two rows of plug spring groups can be respectively arranged on two plug spring fixing frames, wherein the number of plug springs of the first plug spring group close to one side of the cup body is greater than the number of plug springs of the second plug spring group, and the plug springs of the two rows of plug spring groups are staggered, so that the two rows of plug spring groups present a trapezoidal structure, and the outer wall of the lower coupler housing close to the second plug spring group is provided with an arc structure, and the first plug spring group and the second plug spring group are respectively Corresponding to the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42, the plug springs of the first plug spring group and the second plug spring group are respectively connected to the wire harnesses of the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42. When installing the plug springs and the wire harnesses, the wire harnesses of the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 can be respectively set on both sides of the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311. After the wire harnesses of the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 extend from the bottom of the lower coupler 4, they are constrained by the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311 and extend downward along both sides of the wire cavity. A circuit board can be set at the bottom of the cup body 2, and the wire harnesses of the two wire groups extend downward along the wire cavity and are connected to the circuit board; the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 can be divided into a strong current wire group and a weak current wire group according to their functions. The wire harnesses of the strong current wire group and the weak current wire group are separately routed by the constraints of the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311.

[0033] A plurality of wiring harness structures may be provided inside the handle to further constrain the wiring harnesses of the two wire groups. A wire clamping groove may be provided on the side wall of the protrusion 311. The wire clamping groove may include a first wire clamping groove and a second wire clamping groove. The two wire clamping grooves are provided on both sides of the protrusion 311, respectively, and correspond to the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42, respectively. When the wiring harness of the wire group on one side of the protrusion 311 is less, a wire clamping groove corresponding to the wire group with more wiring harnesses may be provided on the other side of the protrusion, and the wiring harness of the corresponding wire group is clamped into the wire clamping groove.

[0034] See also Figure 4 , the width of the wire separator 51 can be greater than the width of the protrusion. At this time, the side wall of the wire separator 51 is located on the outside of the side wall of the protrusion 311, and the end of the side wall of the wire separator 51, the side wall of the protrusion and the wall of the wire passing cavity together enclose a wire passing groove. When the two side walls of the wire separator 51 are both located on the outside of the two side walls of the protrusion 311, at this time, the wire passing groove can include a first wire passing groove and a second wire passing groove, and the two wire passing grooves are respectively enclosed on both sides of the wire separator 51 and the protrusion 311, and correspond to the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 respectively; when the wire harness of the wire group on one side of the wire separator 51 and the protrusion 311 is less, the side wall on the other side of the wire separator 51 can also be protruded relative to the side wall on the other side of the protrusion. At this time, the wire passing groove is enclosed on the side of the wire group with more wire harnesses, and the wire harness of the corresponding wire group passes through the wire passing groove and extends downward along the wire passing cavity.

[0035] See also Figure 8 A plurality of rows of wire ribs 314 may be provided on the wall of the wiring cavity, and wire rib grooves 3141 are provided at intervals on each row of wire ribs 314. After the two wire groups are separated by the wire partition plate 51 and the protrusion 311, they extend downward along the wiring cavity and pass through the wire rib grooves provided at intervals on the plurality of rows of wire ribs. After the wire bundles of the two wire groups pass through the lowest wire ribs, they extend into the bottom of the cup body and are connected to the circuit board.

[0036] For the installation method of the lower coupler 4, please refer to Figure 7 , Figure 8 The top of the handle body 32 is provided with a mounting hole 312 for placing the lower coupler 4, and the mounting hole 312 corresponds to the contour of the outer wall of the lower coupler. The lower coupler 4 is provided with a rim 44. When installing, the lower coupler 4 is installed from top to bottom in the mounting hole 312, and the rim 44 abuts against the handle body 31 at the edge of the mounting hole 312 to achieve the initial fixation of the lower coupler 4; a limiting groove 45 is provided on the side wall below the rim of the lower coupler 4. After the lower coupler 4 is installed in the mounting hole 312, the limiting groove 45 is located inside the handle 3, and the free end of the buckle arm of the buckle 5 is facing the cup body 2, and the buckle 5 is buckled on the lower coupler 4 from one side of the lower coupler 4, and the limiting convex rib 52 on the buckle arm of the buckle 5 is buckled in the limiting groove 45 of the lower coupler 4 to achieve the axial positioning of the lower coupler 4.

[0037] For positioning of the fastener 5, a retaining rib 313 can be provided below the mounting hole 312. After the fastener 5 is engaged with the lower coupler 4, the upper and lower ends of the wire separator 51 respectively abut against the retaining rib 313 and the protrusion 311 to achieve axial positioning of the fastener 5. In order to make the fastener 5 more stably engaged with the lower coupler 4, a snap structure can also be provided to radially position the fastener 5. Fig. 9 , Fig.10 The handle body 31 is connected to the cup body 2 through the upper connecting end and the lower connecting end. The upper connecting end of the handle body 31 is provided with a through hole. A connecting plate 316 connecting the upper and lower ends of the through hole is provided in the through hole. The through hole is divided into two left and right sub-holes 317. The free ends of the two buckle arms of the clip 5 are provided with hooks 53. The hooks 53 are located on the outside of the side walls of the buckle arms. After the clip 5 is buckled on the coupler 4, the two hooks 53 pass through the two sub-holes 317 respectively and buckle on the handle body 31 on the side edge of the two sub-holes away from the connecting plate. The clip structure formed by the matching of the hook and the through hole fixes the clip 5 on the handle body 31 in the radial direction.

[0038] The limiting convex rib on the inner side of the buckle arm of the buckle is inserted into the limiting groove of the side wall of the lower coupler to fix the lower coupler axially on the handle body, a wire partition is set on the side of the buckle away from the cup body, and a protrusion is set on the wall of the wire passage cavity. During assembly, the wires connected to the lower coupler are divided into two wire groups and assembled along the two sides of the wire partition and the protrusion. The wire partition and the protrusion separate the upper parts of the two wire groups. The two wire groups are routed along the wire passage cavity from the two sides of the wire partition and the protrusion to avoid the wires extending from the lower coupler from being entangled with each other at the top during assembly. When installing the handle cover, the wiring harnesses of the two wire groups are arranged in the wire passage cavity along the two sides of the wire partition structure. The wiring harnesses will not be squeezed during the closing process of the handle cover, and the handle cover can be buckled and installed in place, which can improve the assembly efficiency. At the same time, during the operation of the soymilk machine, the tops of the wire groups are spaced from each other to avoid the interference of the wire groups affecting the signal transmission, so that the soymilk machine can operate more stably. In addition, when the wiring harness has problems and is repaired, the corresponding wire groups can be inspected and repaired in a targeted manner according to the properties of the two wire groups, thereby improving the repair efficiency.

[0039] The wire partitioning structure may also only include a wire partitioning plate, through which the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 are separated. In this case, the wire partitioning plate 51 needs to extend downward along the wire passing cavity and abut against the wall of the wire passing cavity. The wire partitioning plate 51 separates the upper end of the wire passing cavity into two parts isolated from each other, and the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 extend downward from both sides of the wire partitioning plate 51 along the wire passing cavity respectively; of course, the wire partitioning structure may also only include a protrusion, through which the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 are separated. In this case, the protrusion extends upward and abuts against the end of the fastener away from the cup body, and the protrusion separates the upper end of the wire passing cavity into two parts isolated from each other, and the first wire group 41 and the second wire group 42 extend downward from both sides of the protrusion along the wire passing cavity respectively.

[0040] A wire clamping groove is arranged on the side wall of the protrusion, and the wires of the wire group are clamped into the wire clamping groove, so that the wire bundles of the wire group can be more stably arranged on both sides of the protrusion, and the separation of the wire group is better achieved.

[0041] A plurality of sub-grooves may also be provided in the wire slot, each of which corresponds to a wire harness of a corresponding wire group, and the wire harnesses of the wire group may be inserted into the corresponding sub-grooves. Each wire harness is routed from the corresponding sub-groove, making the routing of the wire harnesses of the wire group clearer.

[0042] After the buckle arm of the buckle is inserted into the limiting groove of the outer wall of the lower coupler through the limiting convex rib, the two hooks pass through the two sub-holes respectively and buckle on the handle body at the edge of the two sub-holes away from the connecting plate. The buckle structure formed by the cooperation between the hook and the through hole can realize radial positioning of the buckle. During assembly, before closing the handle cover, the buckle can be firmly fixed on the handle body to prevent the buckle from falling off and affecting the assembly efficiency. After the buckle is firmly fixed, the lower coupler can be fixed more effectively.

[0043] The connecting plate can also be eliminated. After the buckle 5 is buckled on the coupler 4, the two hooks 53 pass through the through hole and buckle on the handle body 31 at the two side edges of the through hole. Figure 6 The hook can be arranged on the inner side of the side wall of the buckle arm. After the buckle member 5 is buckled on the coupler 4, the two hooks 53 pass through the two sub-holes and buckle on both sides of the connecting plate. When the hook is located on the inner side of the side wall of the buckle arm, the hook can be directly buckled on the end surface 43 of the lower coupler close to the cup body.

[0044] Dividing the two wire groups into a high-current wire group and a low-current wire group can, on the one hand, separate the high-current and low-current wires to reduce the interference of the high-current wires on the low-current wires and ensure stable signal transmission; on the other hand, when the wiring harness has problems and needs to be repaired, the high-current or low-current wires can be inspected and repaired specifically according to the nature of the fault, thereby improving the maintenance efficiency.

[0045] Two spring groups with different numbers and staggered distribution in a trapezoidal structure are arranged in the lower coupler. The second spring group has a smaller number of springs. Therefore, an arc structure is arranged on the outer wall of the lower coupler shell on one side of the second spring group. Correspondingly, an arc structure is arranged on the mounting hole on the top of the handle body. Compared with the square structure outer wall, the installation space of the lower coupler is reduced.

[0046] In the embodiment of the utility model, an upper coupler corresponding to the lower coupler is provided on the machine head 1. Taking the two rows of plug spring groups provided in the lower coupler as an example, two rows of plug pin groups corresponding to the two rows of plug spring groups are provided in the upper coupler. After the machine head 1 and the cup body 2 are assembled, the pins of the two rows of plug pin groups are plugged into and matched with the plug springs of the two rows of plug spring groups.

[0047] Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention includes but is not limited to the contents described in the drawings and the above specific embodiments. Any modification that does not deviate from the functional and structural principles of the present invention will be included in the scope of the claims.

Claims

1. A soymilk machine cup body, comprising a handle, a lower coupler is arranged on the top of the handle, the lower coupler is connected with a wire, the wire comprises a first wire group and a second wire group, a wire passage cavity is arranged inside the handle for the wire to pass through, and a buckle for fixing the lower coupler is also arranged inside the handle, characterized in that: A wire partition structure is provided between the end of the fastener away from the cup body and the wire passage cavity to separate the first wire group and the second wire group. The first wire group and the second wire group extend downward along the wire passage cavity from both sides of the wire partition structure.

2. The soymilk machine cup body according to claim 1, characterized in that: The wire separator structure includes a wire separator plate arranged on the buckle, the wire separator plate is located on the side of the buckle away from the cup body, the wire separator plate extends downward along the wire passage cavity and abuts against the wall of the wire passage cavity, and the first wire group and the second wire group extend downward along the wire passage cavity from both sides of the wire separator plate respectively; Alternatively, the wire separation structure includes a protrusion arranged on the wire passage cavity wall, the protrusion extends upward and abuts against the end of the snap member away from the cup body, and the first wire group and the second wire group extend downward along the wire passage cavity from both sides of the protrusion respectively.

3. The soymilk machine cup according to claim 1, characterized in that: A wire separator plate extending toward the wire passage cavity is disposed on the side of the fastener away from the cup body, a protrusion extending toward the wire separator plate is disposed on the wall of the wire passage cavity, the wire separator plate abuts against the protrusion, and the wire separator structure includes the wire separator plate and the protrusion.

4. The soymilk machine cup body according to claim 3, characterized in that: The side wall of the protrusion is provided with a wire clamping groove, and the wire bundle of the first wire group and / or the second wire group is clamped in the wire clamping groove; Alternatively, the side wall of the wire separator is located outside the side wall of the protrusion, and the end of the side wall of the wire separator, the wire passage cavity wall and the side wall of the protrusion together form a wire passage groove for the wire bundle of the first wire group and / or the second wire group to pass through.

5. The soymilk machine cup according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower coupler is located on the outer wall of the handle and a limiting groove is provided. The handle includes a handle body connected to the cup body and a handle cover covering the handle body. The handle body includes an upper connecting end and a lower connecting end for connecting to the cup body. The upper connecting end is provided with a through hole. The buckle piece is provided with a buckle arm facing the cup body. The inner side wall of the buckle arm is provided with a limiting rib. The free end of the buckle arm is provided with a hook. The lower coupler is fixed by buckling the limiting rib on the buckle arm of the buckle piece into the limiting groove on the outer wall of the lower coupler. The hook passes through the through hole and buckles on the handle body at the edge of the through hole.

6. The soymilk machine cup body according to claim 5, characterized in that: A connecting plate is provided on the handle body, which is located in the through hole and connects the upper end and the lower end of the through hole. The connecting plate divides the through hole into two sub-holes. The hook is located on the inner side of the side wall of the buckle arm, and the hook passes through the sub-hole and is buckled on the connecting plate at the edge of the sub-hole.

7. The soymilk machine cup according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower coupler is provided with a limiting groove on the outer wall inside the handle, and the buckle piece is provided with a buckle arm on the side facing the cup body, and the inner wall of the buckle arm is provided with a limiting rib. The lower coupler is fixed by buckling the limiting rib on the buckle arm of the buckle piece into the limiting groove on the outer wall of the lower coupler, and the free end of the buckle piece is buckled with the end face of the lower coupler close to the cup body.

8. The soymilk machine cup according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower coupler is provided with a first plug spring group and a second plug spring group corresponding to the first wire group and the second wire group, the number of plug springs in the first plug spring group is greater than the number of plug springs in the second plug spring group, the plug springs in the first plug spring group and the plug springs in the second plug spring group are staggered, the contours of the first plug spring group and the second plug spring group form a trapezoidal structure, the plug springs in the first plug spring group are connected to the wiring harness of the first wire group, and the plug springs in the second plug spring group are connected to the wiring harness of the second wire group.

9. The soymilk machine cup according to claim 1, characterized in that: Among the first wire group and the second wire group, one is a high-current wire group, and the other is a low-current wire group.

10. A soymilk machine, comprising a machine head, the machine head being provided with an upper coupler, characterized in that: It also includes the soybean milk machine cup body according to any one of claims 1 to 9, after the machine head cover is closed on the cup body, the upper coupler and the lower coupler are plugged into each other.

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