Auxiliary tool for brushing yellow and green paint on grounding flat iron

Abstract

The utility model discloses an auxiliary tool for brushing yellow and green paint on grounding flat iron. The auxiliary tool comprises an upper baffle plate, a lower baffle plate, a yellow paint limiting plate, a green paint limiting plate and division bars, the upper baffle is arranged right above the lower baffle in parallel, the yellow paint limiting plate is vertically connected between one end of the upper baffle and one end of the lower baffle, the green paint limiting plate is vertically connected between the other end of the upper baffle and the other end of the lower baffle, and a painting hollow part is formed between the yellow paint limiting plate and the green paint limiting plate; the opposite sides of the yellow paint limiting plate and the green paint limiting plate are 45-degree bevel edges which are parallel to each other, and the partition strip is arranged in the middle of the painting hollowed-out part and is parallel to the 45-degree bevel edges of the yellow paint limiting plate and the green paint limiting plate, so that the painting hollowed-out part is divided into a yellow paint empty groove and a green paint empty groove. The utility model relates to the technical field of electromechanical construction, and can solve the problems of poor appearance quality and low efficiency of manual painting in the prior art.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of electromechanical construction, in particular to an auxiliary tool for painting yellow-green paint on a grounding flat iron. Background Art

[0002] For the installation of exposed grounding flat irons in buildings, it is required to apply yellow-green marking paint on both sides, with a 45° angle and a brushing interval equal to the actual width of the flat iron. At present, in the actual construction and installation process, the yellow-green paint application of grounding flat irons often has the following two defects: First, due to the tight schedule, heavy tasks and tight construction time of some projects, the application is not in place and uneven, which affects the visual quality; second, the traditional yellow-green paint application is done manually. First, the entire flat iron is painted yellow, and after the paint is dry, it is wrapped with tape to provide temporary protection for the next application of green paint. After the second application, the tape is removed. The above traditional methods not only waste yellow paint and temporary protective tape, but also increase the construction steps and reduce the work efficiency.

[0003] Chinese invention patent CN117299496A discloses a construction tool and method for yellow-green paint coating of grounding busbar, the tool comprises a tool body, one end of the tool body forms a hand-held part, and the other end of the tool body forms a brushing part; the hand-held part comprises a handle extending in the length direction, and the brushing part comprises a mounting frame extending in the width direction; two storage boxes are detachably arranged at intervals in the width direction at the mounting frame, and the two storage boxes are used to store yellow and green paints respectively; two roller brushes are arranged on the side of the mounting frame away from the handle, and the two roller brushes correspond to the two storage boxes respectively; a feeding channel located in the mounting frame is arranged between any corresponding roller brush and the storage box, and the feeding channel is used to realize the conveyance of the paint at the corresponding storage box to the corresponding roller brush. The tool body has a complex structure, high cost, and cannot meet the requirement of a 45° tilting angle for brushing. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a brushing auxiliary tool for yellow-green paint of grounding flat iron, which can solve the problem of poor visual quality and low efficiency of manual brushing in the prior art. Summary of the invention

[0004] The utility model aims to provide a grounded flat iron yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool, which can solve the problems of poor visual quality and low efficiency of manual painting in the prior art.

[0005] The utility model is achieved in this way:

[0006] An auxiliary tool for painting yellow and green paint on a grounded flat iron comprises an upper baffle, a lower baffle, a yellow paint limit plate, a green paint limit plate and a partition bar; the upper baffle is arranged in parallel and directly above the lower baffle, the yellow paint limit plate is vertically connected between one end of the upper baffle and one end of the lower baffle, the green paint limit plate is vertically connected between the other end of the upper baffle and the other end of the lower baffle, and a paint hollow part is formed between the yellow paint limit plate and the green paint limit plate; one side of the yellow paint limit plate and the green paint limit plate that are arranged opposite to each other are 45° bevels parallel to each other, the partition bar is arranged in the middle of the paint hollow part and is parallel to the 45° bevels of the yellow paint limit plate and the green paint limit plate, and the paint hollow part is divided into a yellow paint empty groove and a green paint empty groove.

[0007] Two upper limit grooves are formed in the middle of the upper baffle, and the two upper limit grooves are respectively located on both sides of the paint-brushed hollow portion.

[0008] The two upper limit grooves are arranged along the length direction of the upper baffle plate and extend through the upper baffle plate, so that the top of the flat iron can be matched and clamped in one of the upper limit grooves and pass through between the upper baffle plate and the lower baffle plate.

[0009] Screw holes are formed at both ends of the upper limit groove, and the upper limit bolts are matched and screwed in the screw holes and are in sliding contact with the top surface of the flat iron.

[0010] Two lower limit grooves are formed in the middle of the lower baffle, and the two lower limit grooves are respectively located on both sides of the paint-brushing hollow part.

[0011] The two lower limit grooves are arranged along the length direction of the lower baffle plate and are connected to the lower baffle plate, so that the bottom of the flat iron can be matched and clamped in one of the lower limit grooves and pass through between the upper baffle plate and the lower baffle plate.

[0012] Screw holes are formed at both ends of the lower limit groove, and the lower limit bolts are matched and screwed in the screw holes and are in sliding contact with the bottom surface of the flat iron.

[0013] The auxiliary tool for applying yellow-green paint to the grounded flat iron also includes two collecting containers, which are hollow box-shaped structures with an open top, and the two collecting containers are respectively arranged below the two ends of the lower baffle.

[0014] The end of the collecting container away from the lower baffle is provided with a sealing cover plate in a pullable manner, and a lifting ring is provided on the outer wall of the sealing cover plate.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0016] 1. The utility model is provided with an upper baffle plate, a lower baffle plate, a yellow paint limit plate, a green paint limit plate and a partition bar. The 45° beveled edges of the upper baffle plate, the lower baffle plate and the yellow paint limit plate and the partition bar together form a parallelogram structure with a bottom angle of 45°, i.e., a yellow paint empty slot. The 45° beveled edges of the upper baffle plate, the lower baffle plate and the green paint limit plate and the partition bar together form a parallelogram structure with a bottom angle of 45°, i.e., a green paint empty slot. This is convenient for applying yellow-green paint at 45°, and the application is completed at one time, thereby improving the efficiency of the yellow-green paint interval painting of the grounding flat iron, and the painting quality is high.

[0017] 2. The utility model is provided with an upper limit groove, an upper limit bolt, a lower limit groove and a limit bolt, so that the installation and limited sliding of the painting auxiliary tool on the flat iron can be limited by the upper limit groove and the lower limit groove, and can adapt to flat irons of different widths by screwing in the upper limit bolt and the limit bolt, and has a wide range of applications.

[0018] 3. The utility model is provided with collecting containers, and the two collecting containers can collect the yellow-green paint on both sides of the lower baffle respectively, so as to avoid the yellow-green paint dripping onto the ground to cause pollution and waste, and facilitate the separate recovery and reuse of the yellow-green paint.

[0019] 4. The utility model has a simple structure, is easy to obtain materials and manufacture, has a low cost, is easy to use and has good durability. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the utility model of the auxiliary tool for painting yellow-green paint on the grounded flat iron;

[0021] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of an upper baffle plate, a lower baffle plate, a yellow paint limit plate, a green paint limit plate and a spacer bar in the utility model of a yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for a grounded flat iron;

[0022] Figure 3 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the structure of a collecting container in a yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for a grounded flat iron.

[0023] In the figure, 1 is an upper baffle plate, 101 is an upper limit groove, 102 is an upper limit bolt, 2 is a lower baffle plate, 201 is a lower limit groove, 202 is a lower limit bolt, 3 is a yellow paint limit plate, 4 is a green paint limit plate, 5 is a spacer, 601 is a yellow paint empty groove, 602 is a green paint empty groove, 7 is a collecting container, 701 is a sealing cover plate, and 702 is a lifting ring. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0024] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0025] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2, a grounded flat iron yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool, comprising an upper baffle plate 1, a lower baffle plate 2, a yellow paint limiting plate 3, a green paint limiting plate 4 and a partition bar 5; the upper baffle plate 1 is arranged in parallel just above the lower baffle plate 2, the yellow paint limiting plate 3 is vertically connected between one end of the upper baffle plate 1 and one end of the lower baffle plate 2, the green paint limiting plate 4 is vertically connected between the other end of the upper baffle plate 1 and the other end of the lower baffle 2, and a paint-brushing hollow portion is formed between the yellow paint limiting plate 3 and the green paint limiting plate 4; one side of the yellow paint limiting plate 3 and the green paint limiting plate 4 that are arranged opposite to each other is a 45° beveled edge parallel to each other, the partition bar 5 is arranged in the middle of the paint-brushing hollow portion and is parallel to the 45° beveled edges of the yellow paint limiting plate 3 and the green paint limiting plate 4, dividing the paint-brushing hollow portion into a yellow paint hollow groove 601 and a green paint hollow groove 602.

[0026] Usually, the brushing angle of the yellow-green paint on the grounded flat iron is 45°. The side of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4 that are opposite to each other can be set as a 45° bevel, and the partition bar 5 is set in parallel at 45° in the middle of the 45° bevel of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4. The upper baffle plate 1, the lower baffle plate 2, the 45° bevel of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the partition bar 5 are enclosed to form a parallelogram structure with a bottom angle of 45°, that is, the yellow paint slot 601, which is convenient for brushing yellow paint, and the brushing angle of the yellow paint is 45°. Similarly, the upper baffle plate 1, the lower baffle plate 2, the 45° bevel of the green paint limit plate 4 and the partition bar 5 are enclosed to form a parallelogram structure with a bottom angle of 45°, that is, the green paint slot 602, which is convenient for brushing green paint, and the brushing angle of the green paint is 45°, which can meet the brushing requirements of the grounded flat iron.

[0027] The upper baffle plate 1 and the lower baffle plate 2 are arranged horizontally, and the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4 are arranged vertically, so that the upper baffle plate 1 and the lower baffle plate 2 can provide vertical limit, and the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4 can provide horizontal limit, so that the entire painting auxiliary tool can be hung on the flat iron and can only slide along the length direction of the flat iron, which is convenient for painting yellow-green paint on the hollow parts of the yellow paint groove 601 and the green paint groove 602.

[0028] In order to avoid a gap between the yellow paint and the green paint, the width of the spacer 5 should be as small as possible, and it can just play the role of marking the boundary line between the yellow and green paints. Preferably, the upper baffle 1, the lower baffle 2, the yellow paint limit plate 3, the green paint limit plate 4 and the spacer 5 can be made of steel material, which can be welded into an integrated structure with high structural strength and good durability.

[0029] Preferably, yellow paint can be applied or a yellow paint mark can be set on the yellow paint limit plate 3, and green paint can be applied or a green paint mark can be set on the green paint limit plate 4, so as to improve the convenience of painting, avoid confusion of the two colors of paint during the painting process, and ensure the interval between the yellow and green paints.

[0030] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2Two upper limit grooves 101 are formed in the middle of the upper baffle 1, and the two upper limit grooves 101 are respectively located on both sides of the hollow part for painting.

[0031] Usually, the specification of the grounding flat iron is 40*4mm. Preferably, the width of the upper limit groove 101 can be set to 4mm, and can also be adaptively adjusted according to actual use requirements. The spacing between the upper baffle 1 and the lower baffle 2 can be adaptively set according to the width of the flat iron to ensure that the top of the flat iron can be snapped into the upper limit groove 101 and can play an effective sliding and limiting role.

[0032] Upper limit grooves 101 are arranged on both sides of the hollow part for painting, so that the painting auxiliary tool can be used on both sides, which is more convenient and flexible to use.

[0033] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2 The two upper limit grooves 101 are arranged along the length direction of the upper baffle 1 and extend through the upper baffle 1, so that the top of the flat iron can be matched and snapped into one of the upper limit grooves 101 and pass through the upper baffle 1 and the lower baffle 2.

[0034] The upper limit groove 101 is arranged along the entire length of the upper baffle plate 1 , which can ensure that the flat iron passes through between the upper baffle plate 1 and the lower baffle plate 2 and fits on the surfaces of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4 .

[0035] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2 The upper limit groove 101 has screw holes (not shown in the figure) formed at both ends, and the upper limit bolt 102 is matched and screwed into the screw holes and is in sliding contact with the top surface of the flat iron.

[0036] By rotating the thread, the upper limit bolt 102 is screwed downward and pressed against the top surface of the flat iron, which can adapt to the width of the flat iron and prevent the painting auxiliary tool from falling off the flat iron.

[0037] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2 Two lower limit grooves 201 are formed in the middle of the lower baffle 2, and the two lower limit grooves 201 are respectively located on both sides of the hollow part for painting.

[0038] Usually, the specification of the grounding flat iron is 40*4mm. Preferably, the width of the lower limit groove 201 can be set to 4mm, and can also be adaptively adjusted according to actual use requirements to ensure that the bottom of the flat iron can be snapped into the lower limit groove 201 and can play an effective sliding and limiting role.

[0039] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2The two lower limit grooves 201 are arranged along the length direction of the lower baffle 2 and extend through the lower baffle 2, so that the bottom of the flat iron can be matched and snapped into one of the lower limit grooves 201 and pass through between the upper baffle 1 and the lower baffle 2.

[0040] The lower limit groove 201 is arranged along the entire length of the lower baffle plate 2 , which can ensure that the flat iron passes through between the upper baffle plate 1 and the lower baffle plate 2 and fits on the surfaces of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the green paint limit plate 4 .

[0041] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2 The two ends of the lower limit groove 201 are formed with screw holes (not shown in the figure), and the lower limit bolt 202 is matched and screwed into the screw holes and is in sliding contact with the bottom surface of the flat iron.

[0042] By rotating the thread, the lower limit bolt 202 is screwed upward and pressed against the bottom surface of the flat iron, which can adapt to the width of the flat iron and prevent the painting auxiliary tool from falling off the flat iron.

[0043] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 3 The auxiliary tool for applying yellow-green paint to the grounded flat iron also includes two collecting containers 7. The collecting containers 7 are hollow box-shaped structures with an open top. The two collecting containers 7 are respectively arranged below the two ends of the lower baffle 2.

[0044] Excess yellow paint and green paint drip down into the lower limit groove 201. Preferably, the intersection of the lower limit groove 201 and the partition bar 5 is the high point, and the lower limit groove 201 is sloped downward at a small angle from the high point to both ends to guide the yellow paint and green paint. By setting two collecting containers 7 at both ends of the lower limit groove 201 of the lower baffle 2, excess yellow paint and green paint can be collected respectively, avoiding paint dripping onto the ground to cause pollution and waste, and also facilitating the recycling of paint.

[0045] Please see attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 3 The collecting container 7 has a sealing cover plate 701 which can be pulled out at one end away from the lower baffle plate 2 , and a lifting ring 702 is provided on the outer wall of the sealing cover plate 701 .

[0046] By lifting the sealing cover plate 701 upwards through the lifting ring 702, the side end of the collecting container 7 can be opened, so that the collected paint can be poured out and recycled.

[0047] Please see attached Figure 1 To Attachment Figure 3 , the method of using the utility model is:

[0048] The painting auxiliary tool is put on the flat iron so that the top of the flat iron is clamped in one of the upper limit grooves 101, and the bottom of the flat iron is clamped in the corresponding lower limit groove 201. The painting auxiliary tool is hung on the flat iron through the upper limit groove 101 and the lower limit groove 201, and the painting auxiliary tool can slide freely along the length direction of the flat iron.

[0049] If the distance between the upper baffle plate 1 and the lower baffle plate 2 is greater than the width of the flat iron, the upper limit bolt 102 and the lower limit bolt 202 are installed. The upper limit bolt 102 and the lower limit bolt 202 can be screwed in and slidably abutted against the top and bottom surfaces of the flat iron through the threads. The upper limit bolt 102 and the lower limit bolt 202 should be tightened to the extent that the painting auxiliary tool can slide freely along the length direction of the flat iron and the painting auxiliary tool will not move along the thickness direction of the flat iron.

[0050] The 45° bevel of the yellow paint limit plate 3, the horizontal upper baffle plate 1, the 45° inclined partition bar 5 and the horizontal lower baffle plate 2 enclose a yellow paint slot 601, which is convenient for painting yellow paint on both sides of the flat iron. The painting inclination angle is 45°, and the bevel angle of the yellow paint limit plate 3 and the inclination angle of the partition bar 5 can also be adjusted according to the actual painting inclination angle requirements.

[0051] Similarly, the 45° bevel of the green paint limit plate 4, the horizontal upper baffle plate 1, the 45° inclined partition bar 5 and the horizontal lower baffle plate 2 enclose a green paint slot 602, which is convenient for painting green paint on both sides of the flat iron. The painting inclination angle is 45°, and the bevel angle of the green paint limit plate 4 and the inclination angle of the partition bar 5 can also be adjusted according to the actual painting inclination angle requirements.

[0052] After the yellow paint within the yellow paint slot 601 and the green paint within the green paint slot 602 are applied, the brush auxiliary tool is slid along the length direction of the flat iron to the next painting position, and the 45° bevel of the green paint limiting plate 4 at the next painting position is aligned with the edge of the yellow paint at the previous painting position to ensure that the two applications are connected.

[0053] During the painting process, the excess yellow paint and green paint drip down into the lower limit groove 201, and flow to the two ends of the lower limit groove 201 into the two collection containers 7 for easy recycling. The sealing cover plate 701 is pulled upward by the lifting ring 702 to pour out the excess paint for reuse.

[0054] The above are only preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A grounded flat iron yellow-green paint brushing auxiliary tool, characterized by: The invention comprises an upper baffle plate (1), a lower baffle plate (2), a yellow paint limit plate (3), a green paint limit plate (4) and a spacer (5); the upper baffle plate (1) is arranged in parallel just above the lower baffle plate (2); the yellow paint limit plate (3) is vertically connected between one end of the upper baffle plate (1) and one end of the lower baffle plate (2); the green paint limit plate (4) is vertically connected between the other end of the upper baffle plate (1) and the other end of the lower baffle plate (2); a paint-brushing hollow portion is formed between the yellow paint limit plate (3) and the green paint limit plate (4); one side of the yellow paint limit plate (3) and the green paint limit plate (4) that are arranged opposite to each other is a 45° bevel parallel to each other; the spacer (5) is arranged in the middle of the paint-brushing hollow portion and is parallel to the 45° bevel of the yellow paint limit plate (3) and the green paint limit plate (4), so as to separate the paint-brushing hollow portion into a yellow paint hollow groove (601) and a green paint hollow groove (602).

2. The yellow-green paint brushing auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 1 is characterized by: Two upper limit grooves (101) are formed in the middle of the upper baffle plate (1), and the two upper limit grooves (101) are respectively located on both sides of the hollow part for painting.

3. The yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 2 is characterized by: The two upper limit grooves (101) are arranged along the length direction of the upper baffle (1) and extend through the upper baffle (1), so that the top of the flat iron can be matched and snapped into one of the upper limit grooves (101) and pass through between the upper baffle (1) and the lower baffle (2).

4. The auxiliary tool for applying yellow-green paint to a grounded flat iron according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that: Screw holes are formed at both ends of the upper limit groove (101), and the upper limit bolts (102) are matched and screwed into the screw holes and are in sliding contact with the top surface of the flat iron.

5. The yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 1 is characterized by: Two lower limit grooves (201) are formed in the middle of the lower baffle plate (2), and the two lower limit grooves (201) are respectively located on both sides of the hollow part for painting.

6. The yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 5 is characterized by: The two lower limit grooves (201) are arranged along the length direction of the lower baffle (2) and extend through the lower baffle (2), so that the bottom of the flat iron can be matched and snapped into one of the lower limit grooves (201) and pass through between the upper baffle (1) and the lower baffle (2).

7. The auxiliary tool for applying yellow-green paint to a grounded flat iron according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that: Screw holes are formed at both ends of the lower limit groove (201), and the lower limit bolt (202) is matched and screwed into the screw hole and is in sliding contact with the bottom surface of the flat iron.

8. The yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 1 is characterized by: The auxiliary tool for applying yellow-green paint to the grounded flat iron further comprises two collecting containers (7), the collecting containers (7) being a hollow box-shaped structure with an open top, and the two collecting containers (7) are respectively arranged below the two ends of the lower baffle (2).

9. The yellow-green paint painting auxiliary tool for the grounded flat iron according to claim 8 is characterized by: The end of the collecting container (7) away from the lower baffle (2) is provided with a sealing cover plate (701) in a removable manner, and a lifting ring (702) is provided on the outer wall of the sealing cover plate (701).

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