Storage device for pipeline cleaning tools
By designing a pipe cleaning tool storage device with a base with multiple vertical jacks and a detachable connecting rod seat, the problem of easy mixing and excessive occupancy of tools in the prior art is solved, and the tools are placed separately and conveniently picked up, saving the workbench area.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422132047.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-08-30
- Publication Date
- 2025-06-27
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-08-30
AI Technical Summary
The existing pipeline cleaning tool storage device occupies too much workbench area, and the tools are easy to mix and stack, making it inconvenient to take.
A storage device including a base and a rod seat is designed. A plurality of vertical jacks are provided on the base. The rod seat can be detachably connected to the base. The tools are placed separately through the jack and the rod seat, saving the workbench area.
It realizes the separate placement and easy access of tools, reduces the area occupied by the workbench, and avoids mixing and friction damage of tools.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of storage devices, and specifically relates to a storage device for pipeline cleaning tools. Background Art
[0002] When cleaning pipelines and holes such as the pipelines or holes of firearms, many cleaning tools are used, such as brushes with different diameters and hardnesses, and various auxiliary tools such as joints and handles. Each brush needs to be directly or connected to its respective rod through a joint and then connected to the handle to better play the role of the brush. How to store these scattered pipeline cleaning tools such as various brushes, various joints, multiple rods and handles has become a technical problem to be solved by people. In the prior art, some use a packaging container such as a plastic box or a cloth bag to collect and store, and there are the following deficiencies: various different brushes and various different auxiliary tools are mixed and stacked together, and it is very difficult to find them when taking them; they are also easily damaged due to mutual friction and collision. Some use a very large container to lay these items flat, which relatively overcomes the above deficiencies, but takes up too much space, is not convenient for transportation, and also increases the storage and transportation costs.
[0003] A storage device for pipeline cleaning tools that is widely used in the industry, such as a storage device for firearm pipeline cleaning tools: a flat split-type storage box, various brushes, various joints, multiple equal-length round rods and one or two handles are respectively placed in several concave cavities on the inner sides of the two split-type box bodies. When the two split-type box bodies are closed, one side is a handle for carrying. When various brushes, various joints, multiple equal-diameter and equal-length round rods and handles are needed, the two split-type box bodies are opened to 180° and laid flat on the workbench. The above-mentioned prior art storage box for pipeline cleaning tools still has the following deficiencies: after being opened and laid flat, it occupies too much area of the workbench, such as more than 50% of the area, seriously affecting the cleaning work of pipelines and holes such as the pipelines or holes of firearms; and there is sometimes a phenomenon that the objects in the mutual chambers are mixed and stacked, affecting the convenience and quickness of taking. Summary of the Utility Model
[0004] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a storage device for pipeline cleaning tools that occupies a relatively small area of the workbench, can separately place various brushes and auxiliary tools, and is convenient and quick to take.
[0005] The technical solution of the utility model is to provide a storage device for pipeline cleaning tools, which includes a horizontally placed base, and a plurality of vertically upwardly opening vertical jacks are arranged on the base, and the length dimension of the base is greater than the width dimension; it also includes a rod seat for horizontally accommodating multiple rods, and the rod seat is detachably connected to the lower part of the base.
[0006] After adopting the above structure, the storage device for pipeline cleaning tools of the utility model has the following advantages:
[0007] After the base and the rod base are separated and placed on the workbench, they occupy a relatively small area of the workbench, ensuring the required workbench surface for cleaning the pipelines or holes and grooves of firearms and the like. Moreover, various brushes, connectors, and handles are respectively inserted into the vertical jacks of the base through their respective plug posts, and are detachably connected to the brushes, connectors, and handles, such as screwed multi-root equal-length round rods are separately placed horizontally on the rod base or within the rod base, and the structure is compact, and they are separately inserted without being staggered with each other, being clear and distinct. It is very convenient and fast to take, place, or put them back in place, without friction or collision between them, and the occupied space is relatively small.
[0008] Furthermore, the top view shape of the base is rectangular, kidney-shaped, oval, or olive-shaped; the ratio of the width to the length of the base is 1:2 - 15. After adopting the above specific structure, compared with the planar layout of the prior art, it not only makes full use of the space and saves the plane, but also for the same number and types of round rods, brushes, and auxiliary tools, the tabletop area occupied by this storage device can be saved by about 2 / 3. It is not only conducive to the placement of various brushes, connectors, handles, and equal-length round rods, but also convenient for taking and putting them back in place. It further ensures the technical effects of relatively small area occupied on the workbench, compact structure, separate placement, and no phenomenon of mutual mixing and piling up of various tools such as brushes, being clear and distinct, very convenient and fast to take, place, or put them back in place, without friction or collision between them, and relatively small occupied space.
[0009] Furthermore, the vertical jacks are arranged in one row, two rows, or three rows. After adopting the above structure, it not only saves space, but also because for one row, it can be taken and placed from both sides, and for two rows, it is also convenient to take and place from one side each. When the middle width is relatively large, it can be arranged in three rows, and a space for accommodating fingers can be left between rows, making it convenient to take out and put back in place. It further ensures the technical effects of relatively small area occupied on the workbench, compact structure, separate placement, and no phenomenon of mutual mixing and piling up of various tools such as brushes, being clear and distinct, very convenient and fast to take, place, or put them back in place, without friction or collision between them, and relatively small occupied space.
[0010] Furthermore, the base is divided into a support body and a tool insertion plate provided with a plurality of vertical jacks. A horizontal plate divides the support body into an upper cavity and a lower cavity, and the tool insertion plate is sleeved in the upper cavity; the rod base is sleeved and detachably fixed to the lower cavity; the tool insertion plate is made of a flexible material such as flexible plastic, and the vertical jacks and the plug posts of the tools are in interference fit. After adopting the above structure, the tool insertion plate can be injection-molded at one time, or the number and layout of the jacks can be changed according to the change in the number of various brushes and auxiliary tools without changing the base, which can relatively save raw materials and is relatively convenient to manufacture; the jacks have a certain shrinkage elasticity and are in interference fit with the plug posts of the cleaning tools, making it convenient to insert and pull out, and the plug posts of the cleaning tools are more firmly and reliably inserted into the jacks.
[0011] Furthermore, the rod base includes a rod end fixing seat at each of the two ends. There is a lower cavity at the lower part of the two rod end fixing seats for inserting multiple equal-length round rods from the end and accommodating the multiple equal-length round rods arranged side by side. There is an upper cavity at the upper part of the two rod end fixing seats for accommodating multiple equal-length round rods arranged side by side. There is a notch at the top of the upper cavity for a single horizontal round rod to be inserted into the upper cavity from top to bottom; the shapes of the three sides of each rod end fixing seat match the shapes of the three sides at the inner end of the lower cavity of the support body and can be inserted into the lower cavity of the support body. The bottom surface of each rod end fixing seat is a skirt for abutting against the bottom surface of the support body. There is an elastic buckle on each of the two outer sides of each rod end fixing seat. There is a step on the inner wall of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to each elastic buckle for the horizontal strip of each elastic buckle to be latched. There is an elastic pressing block on the outer wall of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to the elastic buckle for pressing inward to disengage the horizontal strip from the step. After the rod base adopts the above specific structure, whether the rod base is separated or detachably fixed to the base, its occupied area on the workbench is relatively small. It is very convenient and fast to take or put back multiple equal-length round rods and the occupied space is relatively small. After adopting the structure and cooperation of the elastic buckle and the elastic pressing block, when they are fixed to each other, they are latched by inserting, and the connection is stable and reliable. When it is necessary to take the round rod and separate them, just press the four elastic pressing blocks at the four corners with both hands at the same time. The self-weight of the two rod end fixing seats and the multiple round rods inserted therein causes the rod base to fall naturally and the two to separate naturally, which is very convenient and fast to use.
[0012] Furthermore, there is a convex block on the bottom surface of the cross plate directly above the two notches to prevent the rod end from moving upward through the notch. After adopting the above structure, the structure is very simple, but the effect is very obvious. When the rod base with the round rod inserted is fixed to the base, the round rod will not move upward through the notch, making the storage state stable and reliable.
[0013] Further, the rod base includes a box body with an upward opening formed by a bottom plate and a frame. Inside the box body is a cavity for accommodating multiple rows of equal-length round rods, with multiple rods in each row. The outer wall of the box body frame is inserted into the inner wall of the lower cavity of the support body. The outer edge of the bottom plate of the box body is larger than the frame, forming a skirt that abuts against the bottom surface of the support body. At both ends of each of the two side plates of the box body frame, there is an elastic buckle. On the inner wall of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to each elastic buckle, there is a step for the transverse strip of each elastic buckle to engage. On the outer wall of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to each elastic buckle, there is an elastic pressing block for pressing inward to disengage the transverse strip from the step. After the rod base adopts the above-mentioned another specific structure, whether the rod base is separated or detachably fixed to the base, its occupied area on the workbench is relatively small. It is very convenient and fast to take or place and return multiple equal-length round rods, and the occupied space is relatively small. Compared with the above-mentioned one specific structure, the structure of the rod base of this specific structure is relatively simple and it is relatively convenient to take. After adopting the structure and cooperation of the elastic buckle and the elastic pressing block, when they are fixed to each other, they are snapped in place by the buckle when inserted, and the connection is stable and reliable. When it is necessary to take the round rods and separate them, just press the four elastic pressing blocks at the four corners with both hands at the same time. The self-weight of the overall box-shaped fixing seat and the multiple round rods placed in it causes the rod base to fall naturally, so that the two are naturally separated, and the use is very convenient and fast.
[0014] Further, the storage device for the pipeline cleaning tool further includes a cover shell, and the cover shell is detachably connected to the base. After adopting the above structure, when not in use, it can play a protective role, prevent dust and the like from contaminating the brush and auxiliary tools, and also prevent the brush and auxiliary tools from being lost during carrying and transportation. It makes carrying, transportation and storage more convenient.
[0015] Further, the bottom frame edge with a downward opening of the cover shell is sleeved outside the upper frame edge of the base and abuts against the step surface on the upper part of the base. The base and the cover shell are buckled by male and female locks. After adopting the above structure, it further ensures the technical effects of being able to play a protective role when not in use, preventing dust and the like from contaminating the brush and auxiliary tools, preventing the brush and auxiliary tools from being lost during carrying and transportation, and making carrying, transportation and storage more convenient. And because the volume of the cover shell matches that of the base, that is, the volume is relatively small, it relatively saves transportation costs and storage costs.
[0016] Further, at both ends of the support body of the base, there is an elastic sheet buckle respectively, and at both ends of the cover shell, there is a clamping through hole for locking with the claw of the elastic sheet buckle. After adopting the above structure, the elastic sheet buckle can be made of flexible plastic of the same material as the base. When the buckle is disengaged, the elastic sheet buckle does not get in the way when it naturally extends, and when it is buckled, since the claw holds the inner wall of the cover shell like an upper cover, the buckle is stable and reliable, and to disengage, just pull the free end of the elastic sheet buckle upward and outward, and both clamping and disengaging are very convenient. Description of the Drawings
[0017] Figure 1Schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of the storage device of the present utility model (the rod base is a two-rod-end fixed seat structure; the cover and the base are not latched at the latching position).
[0018] Figure 2 is Figure 1 The upward view structural diagram of...
[0019] Figure 3 is Figure 1 The enlarged structural diagram of A in...
[0020] Figure 4 is Figure 1 The exploded structural schematic of... Figure 1 .
[0021] Figure 5 is Figure 1 The exploded structural schematic of... Figure 2 .
[0022] Figure 6 is Figure 2 The schematic structural diagram of the state where multiple round rods are already installed on the rod base in... and the cover and the base are latched at the latching position.
[0023] Figure 7 is Figure 4 The schematic structural diagram of the state where various brushes, connectors, and handles are fully inserted on the tool insertion plate in... (various brushes with different diameters are represented by cylinders).
[0024] Figure 8 Schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of the storage device of the present utility model (the rod base is a box structure and the box body is shown in the figure; the cover and the base are latched at the latching position).
[0025] Figure 9 Schematic structural diagram of the box-type rod base in the storage device of the present utility model (multiple round rods are installed in the rod base).
[0026] Figure 10 shows Figure 7 The enlarged structural diagram of one of the various brushes represented by a cylinder in... (showing a wire brush).
[0027] Figure 11 Cross-sectional structural diagram of the rod base with a rod-end fixed seat structure after being sleeved with the base (showing the first and second specific structures of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base; the state where the elastic buckle is latched with the step and the elastic pressing seat).
[0028] Figure 12 Schematic diagram of the third specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base.
[0029] Figure 13 is Figure 12 The enlarged structural diagram of B in...
[0030] Figure 14 It is an exploded structural schematic diagram showing the fourth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base.
[0031] Figure 15 It is Figure 16 an enlarged structural schematic diagram of C in
[0032] Figure 16 It is an exploded structural schematic diagram showing the fifth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base.
[0033] Figure 17 It is Figure 16 an enlarged structural schematic diagram of D in
[0034] Figure 18 It is Figure 16 an enlarged structural schematic diagram of E in
[0035] Figure 19 It is a schematic diagram of the sixth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base.
[0036] Figure 20 It is Figure 19 an enlarged structural schematic diagram of F in
[0037] Figure 21 It is a schematic diagram of the seventh specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base and the base.
[0038] Figure 22 It is Figure 21 an enlarged structural schematic diagram of G in
[0039] As shown in the figure:
[0040] 1. Base, 11. Support body, 111. Horizontal plate, 112. Upper cavity, 113. Lower cavity, 1131. First step, 1132. First elastic pressing block, 1133. Inclined guiding block, 1134. Second step, 1135. Second elastic pressing block, 1136. Elastic end buckle, 11361. Force application handle, 1137. Third step, 1138. Third elastic pressing block, 1139. Slot, 11310. Fourth step, 114. Convex block, 115. Upper frame edge, 116. First elastic sheet buckle, 1161. First claw, 117. Second clamping through hole, 118. Step surface, 119. Transverse dialing block, 1110. Transverse insert bar, 12. Tool insertion plate, 121. Vertical insertion hole, 122. Lower chamber, 123. Hollow convex column, 124. Reinforcing rib plate;
[0041] 2. Rod base, 21. Rod end fixing base, 211. Lower cavity, 212. Upper cavity, 2121. Top notch, 213. First skirt, 214. First elastic buckle, 214. First horizontal bar, 215. End notch, 22. Box body, 221. First bottom plate, 222. Frame, 223. Chamber, 224. Second skirt, 225. Second elastic buckle, 2251. Second horizontal bar, 226. Second elastic sheet buckle, 2261. Second claw, 227. Third elastic buckle, 2271. Third horizontal bar, 23. Second bottom plate, 231. Third claw, 2311. Third horizontal buckle bar, 232. Reinforcing rib plate, 233. Handle, 234. Wedge block;
[0042] 3. Pipeline cleaning tool, 31. Brush, 32. Connector, 33. Handle, 34. Round rod.
[0043] 4. Upper cover, 41. First clamping through hole, 42. Reinforcing support plate. Detailed implementation manners
[0044] The following further describes the detailed implementation manners of the present utility model in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. It should be noted here that the description of these detailed implementation manners is used to help understand the present utility model, but does not constitute a limitation to the present utility model. In addition, the technical features involved in the various detailed implementation manners of the present utility model described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other.
[0045] As Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3 , Figure 4 , Figure 5 , Figure 6 , Figure 7 , Figure 10 , Figure 11 shown.
[0046] The storage device for the pipeline cleaning tool of the present utility model includes a horizontally placed base 1. The base 1 is provided with a plurality of vertically arranged jacks 121 with openings upward. The length dimension of the base 1 is greater than the width dimension. The storage device for the pipeline cleaning tool of the present utility model further includes a rod base 2 for horizontally accommodating a plurality of rods. The rod base 2 is detachably connected to the lower part of the base 1.
[0047] The top view shape of the base 1 can be rectangular, waist-shaped, oval or olive-shaped. Here, the rectangle and the waist shape can also be called long strip or long strip shape. The ratio of the width to the length of the base 1 is 1:2 - 15. That is, the ratio of the width to the length of the base 1 can be 1:2 to 1:15, or 1 to 2 to 1 to 15. Preferably, it is 1:10, that is, 1 to 10.
[0048] The vertical jacks 121 are arranged in one row, two rows or three rows. For example, Figure 5 as shown, although there is only one vertical jack 121 for inserting the handle in one row of the width, it can still be regarded as three rows. The two outer rows of vertical jacks 121 both extend along the length direction of the tool insertion plate 12. Generally, it is two rows, which not only saves space but also makes it convenient to take out tools such as brushes and put the tools such as brushes back in place on each side. Of course, in some cases, such as Figure 5 as shown, when using an olive-shaped tool insertion plate 12, in the case of a larger middle width, it can be arranged in three rows. However, for the convenience of taking and returning, a space for accommodating fingers can be left between rows.
[0049] The insertion posts of various brushes 31, the insertion posts of the connectors 32 and the insertion posts of the handles 33 of the prior art pipe cleaning tool 3 are generally stepped posts. The small-diameter posts are the insertion parts that cooperate with the vertical jacks 121. The insertion parts themselves are also connection parts and generally have external threads. For example, the brush 31 is directly screwed to a round rod 34, or the brush 31 is screwed to a round rod 34 through a connector 32. The other end of the round rod 34 can be screwed to the handle 33. The diameter of the small-diameter rod of the insertion post, that is, the diameter of the insertion part, is relatively unified. As Figure 4 shown, it can be divided into several levels of holes from small to large and are scattered on the tool insertion plate 12 described below the base 1. The brushes 31 of the prior art can include, for example, Figure 10 as shown, cylindrical brushes 31 made of metal wires such as copper wires, cotton floss column brushes, and circular abutting columns wrapped with paper or cloth.
[0050] The base 1 described above can be divided into a support body 11 and a tool insertion plate 12 provided with a plurality of vertical jacks 121. A horizontal plate 111 divides the support body 11 into an upper cavity 112 and a lower cavity 113. The tool insertion plate 12 is sleeved in the upper cavity 112. The rod base 2 is sleeved with the lower cavity 113 and is detachably fixed. The tool insertion plate 12 can be made of a flexible material such as flexible plastic or rubber. The vertical jack and the insertion post of the tool can be in an interference fit. The support body 11 can also be integrally injection-molded with plastic.
[0051] It is not difficult to understand that the base 1 can also be made into an integral body, such as the support body 11 and the tool insertion plate 12 are integrally injection-molded.
[0052] For example, Figure 5As shown, the four side edges of the tool socket plate 12 extending downward form a lower chamber 122. The lower parts of all the vertical jacks 121 are provided on the hollow protrusions 123 extending downward from the tool socket plate 12. Reinforcing rib plates 124 are connected between all the hollow protrusions 123 in the lower chamber 122. The tool socket plate 12 can be integrally injection-molded. After adopting the above structure, on the basis of ensuring the stable and reliable connection between the jack and the plug post of the cleaning tool and the stable and reliable connection of the hollow protrusions, the tool socket plate 12 is not only convenient and fast to manufacture, but also relatively material-cost-saving. Of course, the tool socket plate 12 can also be a solid plate, such as a flexible plastic plate provided with a plurality of jacks.
[0053] A specific embodiment of the rod base 2: The rod base 2 is like the first rod base, including a rod end fixing seat 21 at each end. There is a lower chamber 211 at the lower part of the two rod end fixing seats 21 for inserting multiple, such as three, equal-length round rods 34 from the end and accommodating the multiple, such as three, equal-length round rods 34 arranged side by side. There is an upper chamber 212 at the upper part of the two rod end fixing seats 21 for accommodating multiple, such as three, equal-length round rods 34 arranged side by side. There is a notch, such as a top notch 2121, at the top of the upper chamber 212 for a single horizontal round rod 34 to be inserted into the upper chamber 212 from top to bottom. The shapes of the three side surfaces of each rod end fixing seat 21 match the shapes of the three side surfaces at the inner end of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11 and can be inserted into the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11. The bottom surface of each rod end fixing seat 21 is a skirt, such as the first skirt 213, for abutting against the bottom surface of the support body 11. There is an elastic buckle, such as the first elastic buckle 214, on each of the two outer sides of each rod end fixing seat 21. There is a step, such as the first step 1131, on the inner wall of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11 corresponding to each first elastic buckle 214 for the transverse strip, such as the first transverse strip 2141, of the respective elastic buckle, such as the first elastic buckle 214, to be buckled. There is an elastic pressing block, such as the first elastic pressing block 1132, on the outer wall of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11 corresponding to the elastic buckle, such as the first elastic buckle 214, for pressing inward to disengage the transverse strip, such as the first transverse strip 2141, from the step, such as the first step 1131. The content below the 7th line of this paragraph can be understood as the first specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1. The elastic pressing block, such as the first elastic pressing block 1132, can also be called an elastic pressing button. There can be multiple inclined guiding blocks 1133 on the two inner walls in the length direction of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11. The multiple inclined guiding blocks 1133 can concentrate the multiple equal-length round rods 34 in the middle of the width of the lower chamber 113. It is not difficult to understand that there are four first elastic buckles 214 and four first elastic pressing blocks 1132.
[0054] There is a convex block 114 on the bottom surface of the cross plate 111 directly above the two notches, such as the top notch 2121, to prevent the end of the rod end, that is, the round rod 34, from moving upward through the notch, such as the top notch 2121.
[0055] The storage device for the pipeline cleaning tool of the utility model may further include a cover shell, and the cover shell is detachably connected to the base 1.
[0056] The bottom frame edge of the cover shell with a downward opening is sleeved outside the upper frame edge of the base and abuts against the step surface on the upper part of the base, and the base and the cover shell are fastened by male and female locks.
[0057] The cover shell can be the upper cover 4. The bottom frame edge with a downward opening is sleeved outside the upper frame edge 115 of the base 1 and abuts against the step surface 118 on the upper part of the base 1. The base 1 and the upper cover 4 are fastened by male and female locks. The upper cover 4 can also be called the upper hood. To increase the strength, a reinforcing support plate 42 can be arranged in the middle of the length inside the upper cover 4. Here, the frame edge can also be called the border. Here, the reinforcing support plate 42 can also be called the reinforcing support block. Of course, the cover shell can also be a cylindrical shape with openings at both the upper and lower parts, and a chamber for accommodating some brushes or other scattered auxiliary tools can be sleeved at the top of the cylindrical shape, and then a cover is arranged at the top of the chamber, and the cover and the cylindrical cover shell are also fastened by male and female locks.
[0058] The specific structure of the male and female lock fastening can be: there is a spring clip at each end of the support body 11 of the base 1, such as the first spring clip 116. There is a first clamping through hole 41, such as a rectangular through hole, at each end of the upper cover 4, which is clamped with the claw, such as the first claw 1161, of the first spring clip 116. The first spring clip 116 can be made of flexible plastic. When disengaging the clamping, the first spring clip 116 does not get in the way when naturally stretching, and when clamping, since the first claw 1161 clamps the inner wall of the upper cover 4 in the first clamping through hole 41, the clamping is firm and reliable, and to disengage, only the free end of the first spring clip 116 needs to be pulled upward and outward. Clamping or disengaging is very convenient. It is not difficult to understand that the clamping part of the first claw 1161 can be called the first transverse clamping strip.
[0059] As Figure 8 and Figure 9 shown and referring to Figure 11, Another specific embodiment of the rod base 2: The rod base 2, such as the second rod base, includes a bottom plate, such as the first bottom plate 221, and a box body 22 formed by a frame with an upward opening. Inside the box body 22 is a chamber 223 for accommodating multiple rows of and multiple equal-length round rods 34 in each row. The outer wall of the frame 222 of the box body 22 is inserted into the inner wall of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11. It is not difficult to understand that the shape and size of the outer wall of the frame 222 match the shape and size of the inner wall of the lower chamber 113. The outer edge of the first bottom plate 221 is larger than the frame 222 to form a skirt, such as the second skirt 224, that abuts against the bottom surface of the support body 11. At each end of the two side plates of the frame 222 of the box body 22, there is an elastic buckle, such as the second elastic buckle 225. On the inner wall of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11 corresponding to each second elastic buckle 225, there is a step, such as the second step 1134, for the transverse bar, such as the second transverse bar 2251, of each elastic buckle, such as the second elastic buckle 225, to engage. On the outer wall of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11 corresponding to the elastic buckle, such as the second elastic buckle 225, there is an elastic pressing block, such as the second elastic pressing block 1135, that presses inward to disengage the transverse bar, such as the second transverse bar 2251, from the step, such as the second step 1134. The content below the 5th line can be understood as the second specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1.
[0060] It is not difficult to understand that the "multiple" of the multiple vertical through holes 121 can be a dozen, dozens, or more than a hundred. The skirt can also be not provided, and the bottom surface of the base directly contacts the tabletop. The following related structure, such as the third specific structure, can be used to laterally limit the two rod end fixing seats 21.
[0061] The above specific structures of the present invention are allowed to vary as described below.
[0062] Such as Figure 12 , Figure 13 As shown, the third specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1: At each end of the two side plates of the lower chamber 113 of the support body 11, there are a total of four elastic end buckles 1136 that apply force to the end of the rod end fixing seat 21 of the first rod base. That is, under the action of the spring force, the top of the elastic end buckle 1136 extends into the notch 215 at one end of the rod end fixing seat 21 to fix the lower part of the base 1, such as the support body 11, and the rod end fixing seat 21 to each other. When separation is required, simultaneously press the force application handles 11361 of the four elastic end buckles 1136 inward. The self-weight of the two rod end fixing seats 21 and the multiple round rods 34 inserted therein causes the rod base 2, such as the first rod base, to naturally fall and separate the two. The elastic end buckle 1136 can also be called an end elastic buckle.
[0063] Such as Figure 14 and Figure 15 shown and see Figure 3, the fourth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1: There is a second elastic buckle 226 at each end of the box body 22 of the second rod base. At each end of the lower part of the base 1, such as the support body 11, there is a second clamping through hole 117, such as a rectangular through hole, for clamping with the second elastic buckle 226. The second elastic buckle 226 can be made of flexible plastic, which does not get in the way when it naturally extends during disconnection. When clamping, since the second claw 2261 clamps the inner wall of the lower cavity 113 of the support body 11 in the second clamping through hole 117, the clamping is firm and reliable. To disconnect, simply pull the free end of the second elastic buckle 226 upward and outward. Both clamping and disconnection are very convenient. The clamping part of the second claw 2261 can be called the second horizontal clamping strip.
[0064] As Figure 16 , Figure 17 and Figure 18 shown and referring to Figure 11 , the fifth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1: There is a third elastic buckle 227 at each end of the box body 22 of the second rod base. On the inner end wall of the lower cavity 113 of the support body 11 of the base 1 corresponding to the third elastic buckle 227, there is a third step 1137 for the third horizontal clamping strip 2271 of each third elastic buckle 227 to engage. On the outer wall of the lower cavity 113 of the support body 11 corresponding to the outside of the third elastic buckle 227, there is a third elastic pressing block 1138 for pressing inward to disengage the third horizontal clamping strip 2271 from the third step 1137. When separation is needed, simultaneously press the two third elastic pressing blocks 1138 inward, and the self-weight of the box body 22 of the second rod base and the multiple round rods 34 placed therein causes the second rod base, i.e., the box-type rod base, to fall naturally and separate the two. It is not difficult to understand that the so-called correspondence refers to position correspondence.
[0065] As Figure 19 and 20 shown, the sixth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod base 2 and the base 1: The rod base 2, such as the third rod base, is only composed of a bottom plate, such as the second bottom plate 23. On both sides of the top of the second bottom plate 23, a plurality of third claws 231 are symmetrically arranged. An enhanced rib plate 232 can be provided between each third claw 231 and the second bottom plate 23 to increase strength. On the lower parts of the two inner side walls of the lower cavity 113 of the lower part of the base 1, such as the support body 11, there are a plurality of slots 1139 and a fourth step 11310 for cooperating with the third claws 231. The slot 1139 can be an L-shaped slot where the vertical slot communicates with the horizontal slot. One end of the second bottom plate 23 has a handle 233 for inserting and removing the second bottom plate 23. When connecting, align the multiple third claws 231 of the second bottom plate 23 with their respective slots 1139. After inserting in place, push the second bottom plate 23 horizontally through the handle 233 so that the third horizontal clamping strips 2311 of their respective third claws 231 latch onto their respective fourth steps 11310. Wedge blocks 234 for limiting the length direction can also be provided at both ends of the second bottom plate 23.
[0066] like Figure 21 and 22 As shown, the seventh specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod seat 2 and the base 1 is as follows: the lower part of the base 1, such as the lower part of the two side plates of the lower cavity 113 of the support body 11, has a horizontal shift block 119 on the outer sides of the two ends, and the side plates therein have a horizontal long through hole, and a horizontal insertion strip 1110 on the inner sides. The horizontal shift block 119 and the horizontal insertion strip 1110 are connected by a connecting block that slides in the horizontal long through hole. By shifting the horizontal shift block 119 toward the end close to the rod end fixing seat 21, the horizontal insertion strip can be inserted into the notch at the edge of the rod end fixing seat 21 to fix the rod end fixing seat 21 to the base 1. By shifting the horizontal shift block 119 toward the end away from the rod end fixing seat 21, the horizontal insertion strip can be disengaged from the notch at the edge of the rod end fixing seat 21 so that the rod end fixing seat 21 and the base 1 can be separated from each other.
[0067] The eighth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod seat 2 and the base 1: the four corners are fixed with four knob screws, such as the knob screws pass through the screw holes of the side plates of the base such as the side plates of the lower cavity of the support body and then screwed into the threaded holes of the first rod seat.
[0068] The ninth specific structure of the detachable connection between the rod seat 2 and the base 1: the four corners are fixed with four knob screws, such as the knob screws pass through the screw holes of the side plates of the base such as the side plates of the lower cavity of the support body and then screwed into the threaded holes of the second rod seat.
[0069] The cover shell, such as the upper cover 4, is detachably connected to the base 1. In addition to the above-mentioned structure of the first spring clip buckle 116 and the first clamping through hole 41, the two ends can also be fixed with two knob screws, such as the knob screws pass through the screw holes of the two end plates of the upper cover and then screwed into the threaded holes of the base. It is also possible to set multiple spring lock pins on the two walls that are plugged into each other: one wall has a blind hole, a spring in the hole, the spring presses against a pin, and the opening of the blind hole has a limiting step to prevent the pin from jumping out, and the other wall has an arc-shaped pit, the spring force keeps it in a locked state, and when it needs to be disassembled, the rod seat can be pulled down to overcome the spring force and separate.
[0070] The cover shell can also be a transverse or horizontal cover shell with one end open. The bottom surface of the cover shell can have a guide rail for the base connected as one and the rod seat below to slide into the cover shell; rollers can also be provided at the bottom end of the rod seat to roll into the transverse cover shell; the open end of the cover shell can be provided with a door and a lock.
[0071] It is not difficult to understand that the above-described elastic buckles are all disengaged from the parallel plates, that is, the two sides of the elastic buckles are not connected to the plates, and the tops of the elastic buckles are not connected to other plates either. Only the bottoms of the elastic buckles are connected to the bottom plate. Since plastic materials can be used, they are elastic. Similarly, the above-described elastic pressing blocks or elastic buttons are all disengaged from the parallel plates, that is, the two sides of the elastic pressing blocks are not connected to the plates, and the tops of the elastic pressing plates are not connected to other plates either. Only the bottoms of the elastic pressing plates are connected to the bottom plate. Since plastic materials can be used, they are elastic. In other words, by using plastic materials and only the roots are connected to the bottom plate, the upper ends are elastic.
[0072] The two terms "notch" and "opening" can be used interchangeably. The four corners of the base 1 of the present invention, such as the tool socket 12 and the support 11, the rod seat 2 and the housing such as the upper cover 4, can all be rounded corners. The rod seat 2 can also be called a rod support. A lifting ring can be provided at the top of the housing such as the upper cover 4 for easy carrying.
[0073] The components, structures, quantities, etc. not marked above are not shown in the drawings, and some components are not marked. The drawings are only schematic. If there are inconsistencies between the drawings and the text description or between the drawings themselves, the text description shall prevail.
[0074] The above description is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. For those skilled in the art, the present invention can have various modifications and changes. Any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention shall be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A storage device for pipeline cleaning tools, characterized in that: It includes a transversely placed base, on which are provided a plurality of vertical jacks opening upward, wherein the length dimension of the base is greater than the width dimension; it also includes a rod seat for transversely accommodating a plurality of rods, wherein the rod seat is detachably connected to the lower part of the base; The base is divided into a support body and a tool plug plate with multiple vertical sockets. A horizontal plate divides the support body into an upper cavity and a lower cavity. The tool plug plate is sleeved in the upper cavity; the rod seat and the lower cavity are sleeved and fixed in a detachable manner; the tool plug plate is made of flexible material, and the vertical sockets and the tool plug posts are interference fit.
2. The storage device for pipe cleaning tools according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top view shape of the base is rectangular, waist-shaped, oval or rugby-shaped.
3. The storage device for pipe cleaning tools according to claim 1, characterized in that: The vertical jacks are arranged in one row, two rows or three rows.
4. The storage device for pipe cleaning tools according to claim 3, characterized in that: The rod seat comprises a rod end fixing seat at each end, the lower parts of the two rod end fixing seats are provided with a lower cavity for inserting multiple equal-length round rods from the ends and accommodating multiple equal-length round rods arranged side by side, the upper parts of the two rod end fixing seats are provided with an upper cavity for accommodating multiple equal-length round rods arranged side by side, and the top of the upper cavity is provided with a notch for a single horizontal round rod to be embedded in the upper cavity from top to bottom; the shape of the three side surfaces of each rod end fixing seat matches the shape of the three side surfaces of the inner end portion of the lower cavity of the support body and can be inserted into the lower cavity of the support body, the bottom surface of each rod end fixing seat is a skirt for abutting against the bottom surface of the support body, and each rod end fixing seat has an elastic buckle on both outer sides, and the lower cavity of the support body and the inner walls corresponding to the respective elastic buckles are provided with steps for buckling the horizontal clip strips of the respective elastic clips, and the lower cavity of the support body and the outer walls corresponding to the respective elastic buckles are provided with elastic pressing blocks that are pressed inward to disengage the horizontal clip strips from the steps.
5. The storage device for pipeline cleaning tools according to claim 4, characterized in that: The bottom surface of the horizontal plate just above the two notches is respectively provided with a protrusion for preventing the rod end from moving upward from the notches.
6. The storage device for pipeline cleaning tools according to claim 3, characterized in that: The rod seat comprises a box body with an opening upward formed by a bottom plate and a frame, wherein the box body is a chamber for accommodating multiple rows of equal-length round rods in each row; the outer wall of the box body frame is inserted into the inner wall of the lower cavity of the support body, the outer edge of the box body bottom plate is larger than the frame and forms a skirt that abuts against the bottom surface of the support body, and both ends of the two side plates of the box body frame are respectively provided with an elastic buckle, and the inner walls of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to the respective elastic buckles are provided with steps for the transverse clip strips of the respective elastic clips to be buckled, and the outer walls of the lower cavity of the support body corresponding to the respective elastic buckles are provided with elastic pressing blocks that are pressed inward to make the transverse clip strips disengage from the steps.
7. The storage device for pipeline cleaning tools according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a cover shell, which is detachably connected to the base.
8. The storage device for pipeline cleaning tools according to claim 7, characterized in that: The bottom frame edge of the cover shell with an opening facing downward is sleeved outside the upper frame edge of the base and abuts against the step surface on the upper part of the base, and the base and the cover shell are buckled by male and female lock buckles.
9. The storage device for pipeline cleaning tools according to claim 8, characterized in that: The two ends of the support body of the base are respectively provided with a spring clip buckle, and the two ends of the cover shell are respectively provided with a through hole for locking with the buckle claw of the spring clip buckle.