Replaceable water tank placed in equipment and therapeutic apparatus with same

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of beauty instruments, in particular to a replaceable water tank placed in equipment and a therapeutic instrument with the water tank. The water tank comprises a tank body, the water tank is provided with a handle part and a clamping part used for being clamped with equipment capable of being placed in the water tank, the handle part is pulled outwards to drive the clamping part to release clamping, the handle part continues to be pulled outwards to drive the water tank to move in the pulling force direction, the water tank is taken out, and replacement and water adding are convenient. The therapeutic instrument comprises a main machine and a therapeutic head connected with the main machine, a containing cavity is formed in the main machine, the side surface of the main machine is provided with an inlet and outlet leading to the containing cavity, the water tank is placed in the containing cavity, and the clamping part of the water tank is clamped with the cavity wall of the containing cavity so that the water tank can be locked in the containing cavity. An operator pulls the water tank handle part to drive the clamping part to release the clamping connection with the cavity wall of the containing cavity, and the operator continuously pulls the water tank handle part to take out the water tank, replace the water tank and add water without disassembling the main machine.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of beauty instruments, and particularly relates to a replaceable water tank for being placed in a device and a treatment instrument having the water tank. Background Art

[0002] For an intense pulsed light treatment instrument, water stored in a water tank is required during its operation. The existing water tank is arranged inside the main body, so the main body needs to be disassembled to replace and fill water into the water tank, which is very inconvenient.

[0003] Since the water tank is placed inside the main body, it is difficult for an operator to observe the water content in the water tank in time. After the water absorbs heat and evaporates, the main body will stop working due to water shortage in the water tank, affecting the working efficiency. If the main body often stops working due to water shortage, it is likely to cause a malfunction of the main body. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The utility model provides a replaceable water tank for being placed in a device. The water tank can be detachably placed in the device, which is convenient for replacement and water filling. In addition, the utility model also provides a treatment instrument having the water tank, which can conveniently take out the water tank without disassembling the main body to replace and fill water into the water tank.

[0005] To achieve the above object, the utility model provides a replaceable water tank for being placed in a device, including a box body, which is provided with a pulling part and a clamping part for clamping with the device. Pulling the pulling part outwards drives the clamping part to release the clamping, and continuing to pull outwards drives the water tank to move in the direction of the pulling force.

[0006] Further, the clamping part protrudes from the outer surface of the water tank.

[0007] Further, a box cover covering the box body is arranged above the box body, and the clamping part specifically protrudes from the top surface of the box cover.

[0008] Further, the pulling part specifically extends out from the side surface of the box cover.

[0009] Further, the pulling part includes a horizontal bar exposed for holding and two vertical bars respectively extending from both ends of the horizontal bar into the box cover. The ends of the vertical bars are fixedly connected with a moving block. The clamping part vertically passes between the two vertical bars and has a stress part facing the moving block at the lower part. Pulling the pulling part outwards drives the moving block to move outwards to contact the stress part of the clamping part. This contact is a bevel contact. Continuing to move the moving block outwards will push the clamping part downwards by virtue of the bevel contact to release the clamping.

[0010] Further, a limit stop block is arranged inside the box cover to limit the moving limit of the moving block.

[0011] Further, the side wall of the water tank corresponding to the pulling part has a transparent area for observing the water level.

[0012] A therapeutic apparatus, comprising a main body and a treatment head connected to the main body. A receiving cavity is provided in the main body, and an entrance and exit leading to the receiving cavity is formed on the side surface of the main body. The water tank is placed in the receiving cavity, and the clamping portion of the water tank clamps the cavity wall of the receiving cavity to lock the water tank in the receiving cavity. The pulling handle of the water tank specifically extends from the side surface of the water tank corresponding to the entrance and exit of the receiving cavity of the main body. Pulling it outwards drives the clamping portion to release the clamping with the cavity wall of the receiving cavity, and continuing to pull it outwards drives the water tank to leave the receiving cavity through the entrance and exit.

[0013] Further, the entrance and exit of the receiving cavity is specifically formed on the rear side surface of the main body, and the pulling handle of the water tank specifically pulls towards the rear side.

[0014] Further, the therapeutic apparatus is an intense pulsed light therapeutic apparatus.

[0015] For the water tank of the present utility model, its clamping portion clamps with the device into which the water tank can be placed to lock the water tank in the device. The operator pulls the pulling handle of the water tank to drive the clamping portion to release the clamping with the device, and the operator continues to pull the pulling handle of the water tank, that is, to take out the water tank, which is convenient for replacement and water addition.

[0016] For the therapeutic apparatus of the present utility model, the water tank is placed in the receiving cavity, and the clamping portion of the water tank clamps with the cavity wall of the receiving cavity to lock the water tank in the receiving cavity. The operator pulls the pulling handle of the water tank to drive the clamping portion to release the clamping with the cavity wall of the receiving cavity, and the operator continues to pull the pulling handle of the water tank, that is, to take out the water tank, and perform replacement and water addition to the water tank without disassembling the main body. Description of the Drawings

[0017] Figure 1 It is a schematic view of the rear view of the present utility model.

[0018] Figure 2 It is a schematic view of the three-dimensional drawing of the water tank of the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 3 It is an exploded schematic view of the combination state of the pulling handle and the clamping portion of the water tank of the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 4 It is Figure 3 a partial enlarged view of Figure 3 in which part A of

[0021] Figure 5 It is an exploded schematic view of the water tank of the present utility model.

[0022] The numbers in the figure indicate: 100, main unit; 101, accommodating cavity; 200, water tank; 1, box body; 11, water inlet passage; 12, water outlet passage; 2, box cover; 211, through hole; 21, outer cover; 22, cover body; 23, inner cover; 3, handle part; 31, horizontal bar; 32, vertical bar; 4, moving block; 41, inclined surface; 42, limiting groove; 5, extreme limiting block; 6, anti-deviation limiting sleeve; 7, clamping part; 71, force-bearing inclined surface; 8, support seat; 81, guide post; 9, first spring; 10, second spring. Detailed implementation mode

[0023] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the specific implementation mode.

[0024] The intense pulsed light therapeutic apparatus is as Figure 1 shown, which includes a main unit 100 and a treatment head (not shown in the figure) connected to the main unit 100. A accommodating cavity 101 is provided at the lower part of the main unit 100, and an entrance and exit leading to the accommodating cavity 101 is opened on the lower part of the rear side surface of the main unit 100. The water tank 200 is placed in the accommodating cavity 101. The water tank 200 is as Figure 2 shown, and includes a box body 1 and a box cover 2. The box cover 2 is provided with a water inlet passage 11 and a water outlet passage 12. The box body 1 is made of a transparent material, and the rear side wall of the box body 1 corresponds to the entrance and exit of the accommodating cavity 101. Since the rear side wall is transparent, the operator can observe the water content in the water tank 200. When it is observed that the water content in the water tank 200 is close to the lowest liquid level, the water tank 200 is taken out to add water, so as to prevent the main unit 100 from stopping working due to water shortage. As Figure 5 shown, the box cover 2 includes an outer cover 21, a cover body 22 and an inner cover 23. As Figure 3 , Figure 4 , Figure 5 , a support seat 8 is fixedly provided on the top surface of the inner cover 23, and the clamping part 7 is sleeved on the two guide posts 81 of the support seat 8; a second spring 10 is provided between the clamping part 7 and the support seat 8. The clamping part 7 passes upward through the through hole 211 of the outer cover 21 and protrudes on the top surface of the box cover 2 (as Figure 2 ). A clamping hole (not shown in the figure) is provided on the top wall of the cavity of the accommodating cavity 101 of the main unit 100, and the clamping part 7 is clamped into the clamping hole, and the water tank 200 is locked in the accommodating cavity 101.

[0025] As Figure 2 , a handle part 3 extends from the rear side surface of the cover body 22. The handle part 3 includes a horizontal bar 31 exposed for holding and two vertical bars 32 respectively extending from both ends of the horizontal bar into the cover body 22. As Figure 3 , Figure 5 , the ends of the two vertical bars 32 are respectively fixedly connected with two moving blocks 4 through two first springs 9. The clamping part 7 passes vertically between the two vertical bars 32 and has a force-bearing inclined surface 71 facing the moving block 4 at the lower part. An anti-deviation limiting sleeve 6 is sleeved on the clamping part 7 (see Figure 4), the operator pulls the handle 3 outward (i.e., backward), and the handle 3 overcomes the elastic force of the spring 1 9 to drive the moving block 4 to move backward, and the inclined surface 41 at the bottom of the rear side of the moving block 4 moves backward to contact the force-bearing inclined surface 71 of the clamping part 7, and the moving block 4 continues to move backward, and the clamping part 7 overcomes the elastic force of the spring 2 10 by the contact of the inclined surface, and the clamping part 7 will withdraw downward from the clamping hole on the top wall of the accommodating chamber 101, release the clamping hole, and retract into the through hole 211 of the outer cover 21, and the water tank 200 is no longer locked in the accommodating chamber 101; the bottom surface of the outer cover 21 is fixedly connected with two limit limit blocks 5, and the two limit limit blocks 5 are respectively inserted into the limit grooves 42 of the two moving blocks 4 to limit the forward and backward movement limit of the moving block 4. The operator continues to pull the handle 3 outward to conveniently take out the water tank 200. In this way, the water tank 200 can be taken out without disassembling the host 100. After the water tank 200 is taken out, the operator replaces the water tank 200 or adds water to the water tank 200 from the water inlet passage 11 .

[0026] In this embodiment, the water tank 200 is locked in the accommodating chamber 101 by means of the engagement between the engagement portion 7 of the water tank 200 and the engagement hole of the wall of the accommodating chamber 101. The operator pulls the handle portion 3 of the water tank 200 outward to drive the engagement portion 7 to release the engagement with the engagement hole of the wall of the accommodating chamber 101, and continues to pull the handle portion 3 outward to conveniently take out the water tank 200. Other embodiments achieve snap-on locking by providing a snap-on hole on the water tank 200 and a snap-on portion on the wall of the accommodating chamber 101, wherein the snap-on portion snaps into the snap-on hole to lock the water tank 200 in the accommodating chamber 101; a top block is provided in the snap-on hole, and the operator pulls the handle portion 3 of the water tank 200 outward to drive the top block upward to push the snap-on portion away from the snap-on hole, thereby releasing the snap-on connection, so that the water tank 200 is no longer locked in the accommodating chamber 101, and the operator continues to pull the handle portion 3 outward to conveniently take out the water tank 200, and replace or add water to the water tank.

[0027] The above is only an implementation method of the invention, and does not limit the scope of patent protection. Those skilled in the art can make non-substantial changes or substitutions based on the invention, which still fall within the scope of patent protection.

Claims

1. A replaceable water tank for placement in a device, comprising a tank body (1), characterized in that: A handle portion (3) and a clamping portion (7) for clamping with the device are provided. A box cover (2) covering the box body (1) is provided above the box body (1). The clamping portion (7) specifically protrudes from the top surface of the box cover (2). The handle portion (3) specifically extends from the side surface of the box cover (2). The handle portion (3) includes a horizontal bar (31) exposed to the outside for holding and two vertical bars (32) extending from both ends of the horizontal bar into the box cover (2). The ends of the vertical bars (32) are fixedly connected to The movable block (4) and the clamping part (7) vertically pass through between two longitudinal bars (32) and have a force-bearing part facing the movable block (4) at the bottom. The handle part (3) is pulled outward to drive the movable block (4) to move outward to contact the force-bearing part of the clamping part (7). The contact is an inclined contact. When the movable block (4) continues to move outward, the inclined contact pushes the clamping part (7) downward to release the clamping. Continuing to pull outward drives the water tank (200) to move in the direction of the pulling force.

2. The water tank according to claim 1, characterized in that A limit stop block (5) is arranged inside the box cover (2) to limit the movement limit of the moving block (4).

3. The water tank according to claim 2, characterized in that The side wall of the water tank (200) corresponding to the handle portion (3) has a transparent area for observing the water level.

4. A therapeutic device, comprising a main unit (100) and a therapeutic head connected to the main unit (100), wherein a receiving cavity (101) is provided in the main unit (100), characterized in that: An entrance and exit leading to the accommodating chamber (101) is opened on the side surface of the main unit (100), and a water tank (200) according to any one of claims 1 to 3 is placed in the accommodating chamber (101). The clamping portion (7) of the water tank (200) clamps the cavity wall of the accommodating chamber (101) to lock the water tank (200) in the accommodating chamber (101). The handle portion (3) of the water tank (200) specifically extends from the side surface of the water tank (200) corresponding to the entrance and exit of the main unit accommodating chamber, and pulling outward drives the clamping portion (7) to release the clamping portion from the cavity wall of the accommodating chamber (101), and continuing to pull outward drives the water tank (200) to leave the accommodating chamber (101) through the entrance and exit.

5. The therapeutic apparatus according to claim 4, characterized in that: The entrance and exit of the accommodating chamber (101) are specifically opened on the rear surface of the main unit (100), and the handle portion (3) of the water tank (200) is specifically pulled toward the rear side.

6. The therapeutic apparatus according to claim 4, characterized in that: The therapeutic device is an intense pulsed light therapeutic device.

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