Streamline electric iron shell convenient to store

Abstract

The utility model provides a streamline electric iron shell convenient to store, and relates to the technical field of ironing equipment, the streamline electric iron shell comprises a shell body and a handle, a shell top groove is formed in the top of the shell body, Z-shaped sliding grooves are formed in the two sides of the inner wall of the shell top groove, and Z-shaped limiting pieces are connected to the inner walls of the Z-shaped sliding grooves in a sliding mode; according to the electric iron, the design of a high grabbing handle of the electric iron is achieved in the mode that the Z-shaped limiting piece is installed, the purpose is to prevent the hand of a user from being too close to a high-temperature ironing surface in the using process, due to the fact that the height of the grabbing handle remarkably exceeds the horizontal ironing surface of the electric iron, the overall needed storage space is increased, and when the user stores the electric iron, the grabbing handle is not prone to falling off. In the prior art, the use ratio of space is not high, unnecessary space waste is caused, the design affects purchase experience, consumers consider the portability and storage convenience of products when selecting the products, the storage efficiency of the electric iron is reduced by a grab handle with an unreasonable design, the overall satisfaction degree of the consumers to the products is affected, and the electric iron is not required to be used by the consumers. And the user experience is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of ironing equipment, in particular to a streamlined convenient storage electric iron shell. Background Art

[0002] Streamlined electric irons are widely used in daily household use, clothing manufacturing, hotel and catering, and gift markets. Their development prospects are affected by factors such as technological innovation, increased market demand, policy support, and competitive environment. Streamlined electric irons have become an indispensable daily necessity for families because of their ergonomic design and more convenient operation. As people's living standards improve, the quality and functional requirements for home appliances are also getting higher and higher. The demand for streamlined electric irons is on the rise, especially among consumers who pursue home aesthetics and efficiency.

[0003] In the prior art, when designing electric irons, manufacturers often adopt a higher grip handle design in order to prevent the user's hands from getting too close to the high-temperature ironing surface during use, thereby avoiding the risk of burns. However, although this design takes into account the safety of use, it ignores the convenience of packaging and storage. Since the height of the grip handle significantly exceeds the horizontal ironing surface of the electric iron, the overall storage space required is increased. When users store the electric iron, they will find that the space utilization rate is not high, resulting in unnecessary waste of space. Furthermore, this design also affects the purchasing experience, because when consumers choose a product, they usually consider the portability and storage convenience of the product. An improperly designed grip handle not only reduces the storage efficiency of the electric iron, but also affects the overall satisfaction of consumers with the product, resulting in a reduced user experience. Utility Model Content

[0004] The utility model aims to solve the shortcomings of the prior art and proposes a streamlined and convenient storage shell for an electric iron.

[0005] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: a streamlined and convenient storage iron shell, including a shell body and a handle, a shell top groove is provided on the top of the shell body, Z-shaped slide grooves are provided on both sides of the inner wall of the shell top groove, a Z-shaped limiting piece is slidably connected to the inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove, the top of the Z-shaped limiting piece is fixed to the bottom of the handle, a bottom long groove is provided at the bottom of the Z-shaped limiting piece, the inner wall of the bottom long groove is rotatably connected to a wheel axle, one end of the wheel axle is provided with an embedding groove, a pulley is fixed to the circumference of the wheel axle, a limited mounting plate is fixed to the inner wall of the shell top groove, a spring sheet is fixed on one side of the limited mounting plate, and an embedded ball is fixed in the middle of the spring sheet. In the prior art, when designing electric irons, manufacturers often use a higher grip handle design in order to prevent the user's hand from being too close to the high-temperature ironing surface during use, thereby avoiding the risk of burns. However, although this design takes into account the safety of use, it ignores the convenience of packaging and storage. Since the height of the grip handle significantly exceeds the horizontal ironing surface of the electric iron, the overall storage space required is increased. When users store the electric iron, they will find that the space utilization rate is not high, resulting in unnecessary waste of space. Furthermore, this design also affects the purchasing experience, because when consumers choose a product, they usually consider the portability and storage of the product. The utility model solves this problem by installing a Z-shaped restriction piece, which can realize that before using the electric iron, the user installs the handle on the outer shell of the electric iron, aligns the Z-shaped restriction piece of the handle with the Z-shaped slide groove and slides it into the Z-shaped slide groove. When sliding, the pulley slides with the inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove to reduce friction. When sliding, the embedded ball is always under pressure, causing the spring sheet to deform. When the wheel shaft reaches the embedded ball, the spring sheet releases elastic potential energy to embed the embedded ball into the embedded groove. Since the Z-shaped restriction piece is provided with multiple pulleys, and the limit installation plate is also An equal number of corresponding embedded balls are provided. When the first embedded groove in the sliding direction of the handle installation contacts the embedded ball, the friction force generated by the two is insufficient to fix the handle. Therefore, the user can continue to slide the handle along the original direction until all the embedded grooves are embedded with the corresponding embedded balls. The friction force reaches the maximum to fix the handle. When using the electric iron, the user often pushes it forward or slides left and right, and no force in the direction of withdrawing the handle is generated. Even if there is a component force, it is relatively small. The friction force can prevent the handle from shaking or falling off. When the staff needs to store it, they can pull the handle in the opposite direction to make it fall off, which is convenient for users to disassemble and install, thereby achieving the effect of improving user experience.

[0006] Preferably, an end slide groove is formed at one end of the shell body, and limited wing grooves are formed on both sides of the inner wall of the end slide groove, and a wing plate is slidably connected to the inner wall of the limited wing groove, a stop plate is fixed on one side of the wing plate, and a push piece is fixed on one side of the stop plate, and the inner wall of the stop plate is slidably connected to the limited sliding column, the bottom of the limited sliding column is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove, and a return spring is provided on the circumference of the limited sliding column, one end of the return spring is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove, and the other end of the return spring is fixed to the bottom of the stop plate. In the prior art, during the use of the electric iron, the design is usually to ensure that the handle is firmly fixed in place, so that under normal use, the user hardly encounters the force of the handle along the exit direction. However, in a specific family environment, especially those families with children, or for novices who try to use the electric iron for the first time, the situation will be different. Because these users are not familiar with the operation of the electric iron or lack the necessary vigilance during use, they will inadvertently apply improper force, Or the electric iron is used at a wrong angle during operation, thereby generating an unexpected torque. In this case, if the design of the electric iron does not fully consider this potential risk, the handle disengagement mechanism will be triggered, causing the handle to fall off accidentally. Once the handle is detached, it will not only damage the function of the electric iron itself, but more importantly, it will cause burns or other forms of safety accidents, causing harm to users or bystanders. In response to such problems, the utility model adopts a method of installing a stop plate to solve the problem. When the user installs and uses the electric iron, due to the prevention of the stop plate, the user cannot withdraw the handle from the device even if an unexpected torque is generated. When the user needs to remove the handle, the push piece is pushed downward. Under the influence of the wing plate and the wing limiting groove, the stop plate is limited to move downward only along the predetermined track, exposing the shell top groove, allowing the handle to be withdrawn along the shell top groove. When the user lets go, the reset spring releases the elastic potential energy, causing the stop plate to return to the predetermined position along the limiting slide column, thereby improving the user experience and increasing the safety of use.

[0007] Preferably, a mounting bottom groove is formed at the bottom of the handle, a buckle rod is fixed to the inner wall of the mounting bottom groove, a buckle groove is formed on one side of the buckle rod, an end shaft is fixed to the inner wall of the shell top groove, and an auxiliary shaft is rotatably connected to one side of the end shaft. In the prior art, during the use and maintenance of the electric iron, some users may encounter the need to remove the handle from the main body for cleaning or storage. However, after the handle is removed, if the user fails to properly store or remember its storage location, they will face the embarrassing situation of not being able to find the handle when they want to use the electric iron again. This will not only delay the ironing process, but also force the user to spend extra time looking for the handle, thereby increasing the trouble and inconvenience of use. On the other hand, for those users who often need to use the electric iron, if they only need to disassemble the device temporarily In order to store or carry, frequently assembling and disassembling the handle will increase the complexity of operation. This repeated disassembly and assembly process is not only cumbersome, but excessive operation will also cause wear on the locking mechanism of the electric iron, affecting its long-term service life. To solve this problem, the utility model adopts the method of installing a buckle rod to solve it, so that when the user only needs to temporarily disassemble and store or there are many items in the home, the user can slide the stop plate downward when disassembling the handle, and then pull the handle. Since the Z-shaped limit member of the handle is shorter than the Z-shaped slide groove, both ends of the handle cannot reach the two ends of the Z-shaped slide groove. When the Z-shaped limit member of the handle completely withdraws from the Z-shaped slide groove, the user can rotate the handle downward to nest the buckle groove of the buckle rod and the auxiliary shaft rod, and rotate around the auxiliary shaft rod, thereby reducing the height and shape of the equipment, making it easier for users to store, thereby improving the user experience.

[0008] Preferably, a friction-increasing arc groove is provided on the top of the push piece to increase the friction between the push piece and the user's finger, thereby facilitating user operation and improving user experience.

[0009] Preferably, the top edge of the stop plate is configured as a rounded edge. By configuring the rounded edge, when the user installs the handle, there is no need to press down the stop plate, thereby improving work efficiency and user experience.

[0010] Preferably, the surface of the embedded ball is coated with a rubber layer to increase friction, prevent the pulley from rotating, and improve the fixing effect.

[0011] Preferably, the handle surface is provided with surface grooves to increase the friction with the user's palm, improve the user experience, and increase the safety of use.

[0012] Beneficial effects:

[0013] 1. In the prior art, when designing electric irons, manufacturers often adopt a higher grip handle design in order to prevent the user's hands from getting too close to the high-temperature ironing surface during use, thereby avoiding the risk of burns. However, although this design takes into account the safety of use, it ignores the convenience of packaging and storage. Since the height of the grip handle significantly exceeds the horizontal ironing surface of the electric iron, the overall storage space required is increased. When users store the electric iron, they will find that the space utilization rate is not high, resulting in unnecessary waste of space. Furthermore, this design also affects the purchasing experience, because when consumers choose products, they usually consider the portability and storage convenience of the product. An unreasonable grip handle design not only reduces the storage efficiency of the electric iron, but also affects the overall satisfaction of consumers with the product, resulting in a decrease in user experience. In response to such problems, the utility model solves this problem by installing a Z-shaped restriction member, so that the handle is installed on the outer shell of the electric iron before the user uses the electric iron. The Z-shaped limiting member of the handle is aligned with the Z-shaped slide groove and slides into the Z-shaped slide groove. During sliding, the pulley slides with the inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove to reduce friction. During sliding, the embedded ball is always under pressure to deform the spring sheet. When the wheel axle reaches the embedded ball, the spring sheet releases elastic potential energy to embed the embedded ball into the embedded groove. Since the Z-shaped limiting member is provided with multiple pulleys, and the limiting mounting plate is also provided with an equal number of corresponding embedded balls, when the first embedded groove in the sliding direction of the handle installation contacts the embedded ball, the friction force generated by the two is not enough to fix the handle. Therefore, the user can continue to slide the handle in the original direction until all the embedded grooves are embedded with the corresponding embedded balls, and the friction force reaches the maximum to fix the handle. When using the electric iron, the user often pushes forward or slides left and right, and no force in the direction of withdrawing the handle is generated. Even if there is a component force, it is small. The friction force can prevent the handle from shaking or falling off. When the staff needs to store it, they pull the handle in the opposite direction to make it fall off, which is convenient for users to disassemble and install, thereby improving the user experience.

[0014] 2. In the prior art, when using an electric iron, the handle is usually designed to be firmly fixed in place, so that under normal use, the user hardly encounters any force on the handle in the direction of withdrawal. However, in certain family environments, especially those with children, or for novices who are trying to use an electric iron for the first time, the situation is different. Since these users are not familiar with the operation of the electric iron, or lack the necessary vigilance during use, they may inadvertently apply improper force, or use the electric iron at a wrong angle during operation, thereby generating unexpected torque. In this case, if the design of the electric iron does not fully consider this potential risk, the handle disengagement mechanism may be triggered, causing the handle to fall off accidentally. Once the handle is detached, not only will the function of the electric iron itself be impaired, but more importantly, it will cause burns or other forms of safety accidents, causing harm to users or bystanders. In response to such problems, the utility model solves the problem by installing a stop plate, so that when the user installs and uses the electric iron, due to the prevention of the stop plate, the user cannot withdraw the handle from the device even if an unexpected torque is generated. When the user needs to remove the handle, the push piece is pushed downward, and the wing plate and the wing limiting groove are affected, limiting the stop plate to move downward only along the predetermined track, exposing the shell top groove, allowing the handle to be withdrawn along the shell top groove. When the user lets go, the reset spring releases the elastic potential energy, so that the stop plate returns to the predetermined position along the limit sliding column, thereby improving the user experience and increasing the safety of use.

[0015] 3. In the prior art, during the use and maintenance of the electric iron, some users may need to remove the handle from the main body for cleaning or storage. However, after the handle is removed, if the user fails to properly store or remember its storage location, they will face the embarrassing situation of not being able to find the handle when they want to use the electric iron again. This will not only delay the ironing process, but also force the user to spend extra time looking for the handle, thereby increasing the trouble and inconvenience of use. On the other hand, for those users who often need to use the electric iron, if they only need to temporarily disassemble the device for storage or carrying, frequent assembly and disassembly of the handle will increase the complexity of operation. This repeated disassembly and assembly will increase the complexity of operation. The process is not only cumbersome, but excessive operation also causes wear and tear on the locking mechanism of the electric iron, affecting its long-term service life. To address this problem, the present invention solves the problem by installing a buckle rod, so that when the user only needs to temporarily disassemble and store items or when there are many items at home, the user can slide the stop plate downward when disassembling the handle, and then pull the handle. Since the Z-shaped limit member of the handle is shorter than the Z-shaped groove, both ends of the Z-shaped groove cannot reach the two ends of the Z-shaped groove. When the Z-shaped limit member of the handle completely exits the Z-shaped groove, the user can rotate the handle downward to nest the buckle groove of the buckle rod with the auxiliary shaft rod, and rotate around the auxiliary shaft rod, thereby reducing the height and shape of the equipment, making it easier for users to store the equipment, thereby improving user experience. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the utility model;

[0017] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the restraining plate of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the utility model after the handle is rotated;

[0019] Figure 4 It is a cross-sectional view of the main body of the housing of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 5 A cross-sectional view of a Z-shaped limiting member of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 6 A cross-sectional view of the pulley of the utility model;

[0022] Figure 7 A cross-sectional view of the embedded ball of the utility model;

[0023] Figure 8 A cross-sectional view of the axle of the utility model;

[0024] Fig. 9 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the wing plate of the utility model;

[0025] Fig.10 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the buckle rod of the utility model;

[0026] Fig.11 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the installation bottom groove of the utility model;

[0027] Fig.12 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the auxiliary shaft rod of the utility model.

[0028] Legend:

[0029] 1. Shell body; 101. Handle; 102. Surface groove; 103. Shell top groove; 104. Z-type slide groove; 2. Z-type limiting member; 201. Limited mounting plate; 202. Bottom long groove; 203. Pulley; 204. Axle; 205. Embedded groove; 206. Spring sheet; 207. Embedded ball; 3. Stop plate; 301. End slide groove; 302. Limited wing groove; 303. Wing plate; 304. Friction arc groove; 305. Limiting slide column; 306. Return spring; 307. Push member; 4. Buckle rod member; 401. Mounting bottom groove; 402. Buckle groove; 403. End shaft member; 404. Auxiliary shaft rod. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0030] In order to make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects of the present invention easy to understand, the present invention is further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments and drawings, but the following embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention, not all. Based on the embodiments in the implementation mode, other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative work are all within the protection scope of the present invention.

[0031] The specific embodiments of the present utility model are described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Specific embodiment:

[0033] Reference Figure 1-12The streamlined and convenient storage iron shell comprises a shell body 1 and a handle 101. A shell top groove 103 is provided on the top of the shell body 1. Both sides of the inner wall of the shell top groove 103 are provided with Z-shaped slide grooves 104. The inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove 104 is slidably connected with a Z-shaped limiting member 2. The top of the Z-shaped limiting member 2 is fixed to the bottom of the handle 101. A bottom long groove 202 is provided at the bottom of the Z-shaped limiting member 2. The inner wall of the bottom long groove 202 is rotatably connected with an axle 204. An embedding groove 205 is provided at one end of the axle 204. A pulley 203 is fixed to the circumference of the axle 204. A limited mounting plate 201 is fixed to the inner wall of the shell top groove 103. A spring sheet 206 is fixed to one side of the limited mounting plate 201. An embedded ball 207 is fixed to the middle of the spring sheet 206. When designing electric irons, manufacturers often use a higher grip design in order to prevent the user's hands from getting too close to the high-temperature ironing surface during use, thereby avoiding the risk of burns. However, although this design takes into account the safety of use, it ignores the convenience of packaging and storage. Since the height of the grip significantly exceeds the horizontal ironing surface of the electric iron, the overall storage space required increases. When users store the electric iron, they will find that the space utilization rate is not high, resulting in unnecessary waste of space. Furthermore, this design also affects the purchasing experience, because when consumers choose a product, they usually consider the portability and storage convenience of the product. An unreasonable grip design not only reduces the storage efficiency of the electric iron, but also reduces the storage efficiency of the electric iron. , and also affects consumers' overall satisfaction with the product, resulting in a decrease in user experience. The problem is solved by installing a Z-shaped restriction member 2. Before using the electric iron, the user installs the handle 101 on the outer shell of the electric iron, and slides the Z-shaped restriction member 2 of the handle 101 into the Z-shaped slide groove 104. When sliding, the pulley 203 slides with the inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove 104 to reduce friction. When sliding, the embedded ball 207 is always compressed to deform the spring sheet 206. When the wheel shaft 204 reaches the embedded ball 207, the spring sheet 206 releases elastic potential energy to embed the embedded ball 207 into the embedded groove 205. Since the Z-shaped restriction member 2 is provided with a plurality of pulleys 203, and the limiting mounting plate 201 is also provided with an equal number of corresponding embedded balls 20 7. When the first embedded groove 205 in the sliding direction of the handle 101 contacts the embedded ball 207, the friction generated by the two is not enough to fix the handle 101. Therefore, the user can continue to slide the handle 101 in the original direction until all the embedded grooves 205 are embedded in the corresponding embedded balls 207. The friction reaches the maximum and the handle 101 is fixed. Since the user often pushes forward or slides left and right when using the electric iron, there will be no force in the direction of the handle 101 to withdraw. Even if there is a component force, it is small. The friction can prevent the handle 101 from shaking or falling off. When the staff needs to store it, they pull the handle 101 in the opposite direction to make it fall off, which is convenient for users to disassemble and install, thereby improving the user experience. The surface of the embedded ball 207 is coated with a rubber layer to increase the friction, prevent the pulley 203 from rotating, and improve the fixing effect.A surface groove 102 is provided on the surface of the handle 101 to increase the friction with the palm of the user, improve the user experience, and increase the safety of use.

[0034] An end slide groove 301 is provided at one end of the shell body 1, and limited wing grooves 302 are provided on both sides of the inner wall of the end slide groove 301, and a wing plate 303 is slidably connected to the inner wall of the limited wing groove 302, a stop plate 3 is fixed to one side of the wing plate 303, and a push piece 307 is fixed to one side of the stop plate 3, and a limited position slide post 305 is slidably connected to the inner wall of the stop plate 3, and the bottom of the limit slide post 305 is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove 301, and a return spring 306 is provided on the circumference of the limit slide post 305, one end of the return spring 306 is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove 301, and the other end of the return spring 306 is fixed to the stop plate 307. The bottom of the stop plate 3 is fixed. During the use of the electric iron, the handle 101 is usually designed to ensure that it is firmly fixed in place, so that under normal use, the user hardly encounters force on the handle 101 along the exit direction. However, in a specific family environment, especially those with children, or for novices who are trying to use the electric iron for the first time, the situation will be different. Since these users are not familiar with the operation of the electric iron, or lack the necessary vigilance during use, they will inadvertently apply improper force, or use the electric iron at a wrong angle during operation, thereby generating unexpected torque. In this case, if the design of the electric iron does not fully consider this potential risk, the handle 101 disengagement mechanism will be triggered, and the handle 101 will accidentally fall off. Once the handle 101 is detached, it will not only damage the function of the electric iron itself, but more importantly, it will cause burns or other forms of safety accidents, causing harm to users or bystanders. The method of installing the stop plate 3 is used to solve this problem, so that when the user installs and uses the electric iron, due to the stop plate 3 The user cannot remove the handle 101 from the device even if an unexpected torque is generated. When the user needs to remove the handle 101, the push piece 307 is pushed downward. Under the influence of the wing plate 303 and the wing limiting groove 302, the stop plate 3 is limited to move downward along the predetermined track, exposing the shell top groove 103, allowing the handle 101 to be withdrawn along the shell top groove 103. When the user lets go, the reset spring 306 releases the elastic potential energy, so that the stop plate 3 returns to the predetermined position along the limiting slide column 305, thereby improving the user experience and increasing the safety of use. The top of the push piece 307 is provided with a friction arc groove 304 to increase the friction between the push piece 307 and the user's finger, facilitate user operation, and improve the user experience. The top edge of the stop plate 3 is set as a rounded edge. Through the setting of the rounded edge, when the user installs the handle 101, there is no need to press the stop plate 3 downward, thereby improving work efficiency and user experience.

[0035] A mounting bottom groove 401 is provided at the bottom of the handle 101, a buckle rod 4 is fixed to the inner wall of the mounting bottom groove 401, a buckle groove 402 is provided on one side of the buckle rod 4, an end shaft 403 is fixed to the inner wall of the shell top groove 103, and an auxiliary shaft 404 is rotatably connected to one side of the end shaft 403. During the use and maintenance of the electric iron, some users may encounter the need to disassemble the handle 101 from the main body for cleaning or storage. However, after the handle 101 is removed, if the user fails to properly store or remember its storage location, they will face the embarrassing situation of not being able to find the handle 101 when they want to use the electric iron again. This will not only delay the ironing process, but also force the user to spend extra time looking for the handle 101, thereby increasing the trouble and inconvenience of use. On the other hand, for those users who often need to use the electric iron, if they only temporarily need to disassemble the device for storage or Carrying, frequently assembling and disassembling the handle 101 will increase the complexity of operation. This repeated disassembly and assembly process is not only cumbersome, but excessive operation will also cause wear to the locking mechanism of the electric iron, affecting its long-term service life. The problem is solved by installing a buckle rod 4, so that when the user only needs to temporarily disassemble and store or there are many items in the home, the user can slide the stop plate 3 downward when disassembling the handle 101, and then pull the handle 101. Since the Z-shaped limiting member 2 of the handle 101 is shorter than the Z-shaped slide groove 104, both ends of it cannot reach the two ends of the Z-shaped slide groove 104. When the Z-shaped limiting member 2 of the handle 101 completely withdraws from the Z-shaped slide groove 104, the user can rotate the handle 101 downward, so that the buckle groove 402 of the buckle rod 4 is nested with the auxiliary shaft rod 404, and rotates around the auxiliary shaft rod 404, thereby reducing the height and shape of the device, making it easier for users to store it, and achieving the effect of improving user experience.

[0036] The working principle of the utility model is as follows: before using the electric iron, the user installs the handle 101 on the outer shell of the electric iron, and slides the Z-shaped limiting member 2 of the handle 101 into the Z-shaped slide groove 104. When sliding, the pulley 203 slides with the inner wall of the Z-shaped slide groove 104 to reduce the friction force. When sliding, the embedded ball 207 is always compressed to make the spring sheet 206 deform. When the wheel shaft 204 reaches the embedded ball 207, the spring sheet 206 releases elastic potential energy to make the embedded ball 207 embedded in the embedded groove 205. Since the Z-shaped limiting member 2 is provided with a plurality of pulleys 203, and the limiting mounting plate 201 is also provided with an equal number of corresponding embedded When the first embedded groove 205 in the sliding direction of the handle 101 is in contact with the embedded ball 207, the friction force generated by the two is not enough to fix the handle 101. Therefore, the user can continue to slide the handle 101 in the original direction until all the embedded grooves 205 are embedded with the corresponding embedded balls 207. The friction force reaches the maximum and the handle 101 is fixed. When the electric iron is used, the user often pushes forward or slides left and right. There is no force in the direction of the handle 101 to withdraw. Even if there is a component force, it is small. The friction force can prevent the handle 101 from shaking or falling off. When the staff needs to store it, , pull the handle 101 in the opposite direction to disengage it, which is convenient for the user to disassemble and install. When the user installs and uses the electric iron, due to the obstruction of the stop plate 3, the user cannot withdraw the handle 101 from the device even if an unexpected torque is generated. When the user needs to remove the handle 101, the push piece 307 is pushed downward. Under the influence of the wing plate 303 and the wing limiting groove 302, the stop plate 3 is limited to move downward along the predetermined track, exposing the shell top groove 103, allowing the handle 101 to be withdrawn along the shell top groove 103. When the user lets go, the reset spring 306 releases the elastic potential energy, allowing the stop plate 3 to move along the limit slide column 305 returns to the predetermined position. When the user only needs to temporarily disassemble and store items or there are many items at home, the user slides the stop plate 3 downward when disassembling the handle 101, and then pulls the handle 101. Since the Z-shaped limit member 2 of the handle 101 is shorter than the Z-shaped slide groove 104, both ends of it cannot reach the two ends of the Z-shaped slide groove 104. When the Z-shaped limit member 2 of the handle 101 completely withdraws from the Z-shaped slide groove 104, the user can rotate the handle 101 downward to make the buckle groove 402 of the buckle member 4 nest with the auxiliary shaft rod 404, and rotate around the auxiliary shaft rod 404 to reduce the height and shape of the equipment, making it easier for users to store it.

[0037] In the present utility model, unless otherwise clearly specified and limited, a first feature being "above" or "below" a second feature may include that the first and second features are in direct contact, or may include that the first and second features are not in direct contact but are in contact through another feature between them. Moreover, a first feature being "above", "above" and "above" a second feature includes that the first feature is directly above and obliquely above the second feature, or simply indicates that the first feature is higher in level than the second feature. A first feature being "below", "below" and "below" a second feature includes that the first feature is directly below and obliquely below the second feature, or simply indicates that the first feature is lower in level than the second feature.

[0038] The above shows and describes the basic principle, main features and advantages of the utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that the utility model is not limited by the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions are only preferred examples of the utility model and are not used to limit the utility model. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model, the utility model may have various changes and improvements, which fall within the scope of the utility model to be protected. The scope of protection of the utility model is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A streamlined and convenient storage housing for an electric iron, comprising a housing body (1) and a handle (101), characterized in that: The top of the shell body (1) is provided with a shell top groove (103), and both sides of the inner wall of the shell top groove (103) are provided with Z-shaped sliding grooves (104). The inner wall of the Z-shaped sliding groove (104) is slidably connected with a Z-shaped limiting member (2). The top of the Z-shaped limiting member (2) is fixed to the bottom of the handle (101). The bottom of the Z-shaped limiting member (2) is provided with a bottom long groove (202). The inner wall of the bottom long groove (202) is rotatably connected with a wheel shaft (204). One end of the wheel shaft (204) is provided with an embedding groove (205). A pulley (203) is fixed on the circumference of the wheel shaft (204). A limited mounting plate (201) is fixed to the inner wall of the shell top groove (103). A spring sheet (206) is fixed to one side of the limited mounting plate (201), and an embedded ball (207) is fixed in the middle of the spring sheet (206).

2. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: An end slide groove (301) is provided at one end of the shell body (1), and limited wing grooves (302) are provided on both sides of the inner wall of the end slide groove (301), and the inner wall of the limited wing groove (302) is slidably connected with a wing plate (303), and a stop plate (3) is fixed on one side of the wing plate (303), and a push piece (307) is fixed on one side of the stop plate (3), and a limited sliding column (305) is slidably connected to the inner wall of the stop plate (3), and the bottom of the limited sliding column (305) is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove (301), and a return spring (306) is provided on the circumference of the limited sliding column (305), and one end of the return spring (306) is fixed to the inner wall of the end slide groove (301), and the other end of the return spring (306) is fixed to the bottom of the stop plate (3).

3. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle (101) has a mounting bottom groove (401) at its bottom, a buckle rod (4) is fixed on the inner wall of the mounting bottom groove (401), a buckle groove (402) is provided on one side of the buckle rod (4), an end shaft (403) is fixed on the inner wall of the shell top groove (103), and an auxiliary shaft (404) is rotatably connected to one side of the end shaft (403).

4. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 2, characterized in that: The top of the push piece (307) is provided with a friction arc increasing groove (304).

5. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 2, characterized in that: The top edge of the restraining plate (3) is configured as a rounded edge.

6. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: The surface of the embedded ball (207) is covered with a rubber layer.

7. The streamlined convenient storage iron housing according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle (101) has a surface groove (102) formed on its surface.

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