Flat mop capable of preventing water scraping piece from moving

Abstract

The utility model belongs to the technical field of mops, in particular to a flat mop capable of preventing a water scraping piece from moving, which comprises a holding rod and a mop head rotatably arranged at the front end of the holding rod, wiping cloth capable of wiping dirt is arranged at the front end of the mop head, the water scraping piece is movably arranged at the middle end of the holding rod, and a water scraping plate is formed at the front end of the water scraping piece. A locking assembly is arranged on the holding rod, the locking assembly comprises a mounting seat, a pushing part and a blocking part, the pushing part and the blocking part are movably arranged in the mounting seat, one end of the pushing part protrudes out of the mounting seat, a pushing inclined plane is formed at the other end of the pushing part, one end of the blocking part protrudes out of the mounting seat and abuts against the front end of the water scraping plate, and the other end of the blocking part is connected with the water scraping plate. At the moment, the water scraping piece is limited by the blocking piece and cannot slide, the abutting inclined face abutting against the pushing inclined face is formed at the other end of the water scraping piece, and the mop is simple in structure and capable of preventing the water scraping piece from moving in the mopping process.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of mops, in particular to a flat mop which prevents a wiper from moving. Background Art

[0002] With the improvement of living standards and the development of science, many changes have been brought to people, among which the change in daily hygiene is particularly great. The place in life that is most likely to get dirty and produce bacteria is the floor. In order to be able to clean the floor better, mops came into being. Mops have become a common cleaning tool for cleaning floors in daily life. Mops usually consist of a handle and a mop head located at the front end of the handle. Usually, before mopping the floor, the mop head needs to be soaked in water to soften the wiping cloth at the front end of the mop head, and then the wiper on the mop is used to scrape off most of the water so that not too much water will remain during the dragging process. However, during the dragging process, the wiper on the flat mop will slide from the upper end of the gripping rod to the lower end of the gripping rod and abut the mop head when the user drags it back and forth, resulting in the need to manually pull the wiper up before the next wipe. The repeated rapid sliding of the wiper from the upper end of the gripping rod to the lower end of the gripping rod will cause the wiper to collide with the upper surface of the mop head and cause damage. After the wiper slides and abuts the mop head, the rotation direction of the wiper is also easily affected when mopping the floor. Therefore, a mop is needed that can prevent the wiper from moving during the mopping process. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The utility model aims to provide a mop with a simple structure and capable of preventing a wiper component from moving during mopping.

[0004] The purpose of this utility model is achieved in this way:

[0005] A flat mop that prevents the wiper from moving, comprising a gripping rod and a mop head rotatably arranged at the front end of the gripping rod, a wiping cloth for wiping dirt being arranged at the front end of the mop head, a wiper movably arranged at the middle end of the gripping rod, a wiper blade being formed at the front end of the wiper, the wiper being driven to slide back and forth along the gripping rod and drive the wiper blade to wipe the wiping cloth, a locking assembly being provided on the gripping rod, the locking assembly being arranged at the front end of the wiper blade, the locking assembly comprising a mounting seat, a pushing member and a blocking member, the pushing member and the blocking member being movably arranged at the mounting seat In the mounting seat, one end of the pushing member protrudes out of the mounting seat, and the other end of the pushing member is formed with a pushing inclined surface. One end of the blocking member protrudes out of the mounting seat and abuts against the front end of the wiper blade. At this time, the wiper member is restricted by the blocking member and cannot slide, and the other end of the blocking member is formed with an abutting inclined surface abutting against the pushing inclined surface, driving the pushing member to move in the mounting seat. The pushing member can push the abutting inclined surface through the pushing inclined surface to drive the blocking member to move and disengage from the front end of the wiper blade. At this time, the wiper member is freed from the restriction of the blocking member and can slide on the holding rod.

[0006] Furthermore, a connecting member is provided in the mounting seat, and the connecting member can move back and forth in the mounting seat. A first inclined surface is formed at one end of the connecting member, and the first inclined surface is adapted to and abuts against the pushing inclined surface. A second inclined surface is formed at the other end of the connecting member, and the second inclined surface is adapted to and abuts against the abutting inclined surface. The pushing member is subjected to an inward thrust and can squeeze the first inclined surface through the pushing inclined surface and drive the connecting member to move. The movement of the connecting member can squeeze the abutting inclined surface through the second inclined surface, thereby pushing the blocking member to retract into the mounting seat and disengage from the abutment with the front end of the wiper blade.

[0007] Furthermore, a first partition and a second partition are provided in the mounting seat, and a first guide column and a second guide column are provided on the first partition and the second partition respectively, and a first return spring and a second return spring are respectively sleeved on the first guide column and the second guide column, and the two ends of the first return spring are respectively abutted against the first partition and one end of the connecting member, and the two ends of the second return spring are respectively abutted against the second partition and one end of the blocking member.

[0008] Furthermore, the pushing member and the blocking member extend in opposite directions. When the mop head is parallel to the front of the wiper member, the pushing member is squeezed by the upper surface of the mop head and moves into the mounting seat.

[0009] Furthermore, a wiper portion and a sliding portion are respectively provided in the wiper blade, the sliding portion is provided above the wiper portion, the wiper slides forward along the gripping rod, the sliding portion and the wiper portion respectively abut against the upper surface and the lower surface of the mop head, and slide from one end of the mop head to the other end to complete the wiping of the wiping cloth on the mop head.

[0010] Furthermore, the sliding portion is a plurality of pulleys, the wiping portion is a wiper blade vertically arranged in the wiper plate, and the wiping portion is further formed with a plurality of wiper teeth, which are arranged in front of the wiper blade.

[0011] Furthermore, a rotating seat is provided on the upper surface of the mop head, a universal wheel is rotatably provided on the rotating seat, and the gripping rod is rotatably connected to the universal wheel.

[0012] Furthermore, a sliding groove is provided on the lower surface of the wiper element.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following outstanding and beneficial technical effects:

[0014] The utility model discloses a flat mop which can prevent the wiper from moving, and can effectively prevent the wiper from sliding on the gripping rod, thus avoiding damage to the mop head and the wiper, making it more convenient for users to use the mop without having to pull the wiper up every time, and making it more convenient to mop the floor. The utility model provides a locking assembly at the front end of the wiper blade, which restricts the wiper from sliding along the gripping rod through the locking assembly, thereby ensuring that the wiper will not move when the user is mopping the floor. The locking method of the utility model is completed by a mounting seat and a pushing member and a blocking member provided in the mounting seat, one end of the pushing member and the blocking member are both exposed outside the mounting seat, and the blocking frame is against the wiper when it is exposed from the mounting seat. The mop head is rotated and unfolded relative to the wiper blade, and the pushing member is released from being squeezed, and the pushing member can extend out of the mounting seat. At this time, the barrier member is no longer restricted by the pushing inclined surface and can be extended to abut the front end of the wiper blade to limit the movement of the wiper member. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional diagram of the present utility model.

[0016] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the abutment between the locking assembly and the wiper element of the present invention.

[0017] Figure 3 It is a three-dimensional diagram of the locking assembly of the present utility model.

[0018] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the interior of the locking assembly of the present utility model.

[0019] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the barrier member of the present invention retracted into the mounting seat.

[0020] Figure 6 This is one of the three-dimensional views of the wiper element of the present invention.

[0021] Figure 7 This is the second three-dimensional diagram of the wiper element of the present invention.

[0022] Figure 8 It is a side view of the wiper element of the present utility model.

[0023] Figure 9 It is a schematic diagram of the utility model after wiping.

[0024] Figure 10It is a schematic diagram of the gripping rod of the present invention after being rotated and unfolded relative to the mop head.

[0025] The meaning of the numbers in the figure:

[0026] 1-Handle; 2-Mop head; 4-Wiping element; 5-Wiping blade; 6-Locking assembly;

[0027] 7 - Mounting seat; 8 - Pushing member; 9 - Blocking member; 10 - Pushing inclined surface; 11 - Abutting inclined surface; 12 - Connecting member; 13 - First inclined surface; 14 - Second inclined surface; 15 - First partition; 16 - Second partition; 17 - First guide post; 18 - Second guide post; 19 - First return spring; 20 - Second return spring;

[0028] 21-wiping part; 22-sliding part; 23-scraping teeth; 24-rotating seat; 25-universal wheel; 26-sliding groove. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0029] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments:

[0030] A flat mop that prevents the wiper from moving, comprising a gripping rod 1 and a mop head 2 rotatably arranged at the front end of the gripping rod 1, a wiping cloth for wiping dirt being provided at the front end of the mop head 2, a wiper 4 being movably provided at the middle end of the gripping rod 1, a wiper blade 5 being formed at the front end of the wiper 4, the wiper 4 being driven to slide back and forth along the gripping rod 1 and driving the wiper blade 5 to wipe the wiping cloth, a locking assembly 6 being provided on the gripping rod 1, the locking assembly 6 being arranged at the front end of the wiper blade 5, the locking assembly 6 comprising a mounting seat 7, a pushing member 8 and a blocking member 9, the pushing member 8 and the blocking member 9 being movably arranged at the mounting seat 7, one end of the pushing member 8 protrudes from the outside of the mounting seat 7, and the other end thereof is formed with a pushing inclined surface 10. One end of the blocking member 9 protrudes from the outside of the mounting seat 7 and abuts against the front end of the wiper blade 5. At this time, the wiper member 4 is restricted by the blocking member 9 and cannot slide. The other end thereof is formed with an abutting inclined surface 11 abutting against the pushing inclined surface 10, driving the pushing member 8 to move in the mounting seat 7. The pushing member 8 can push the abutting inclined surface 11 through the pushing inclined surface 10 to drive the blocking member 9 to move and disengage from the front end of the wiper blade 5. At this time, the wiper member 4 is freed from the restriction of the blocking member 9 and can slide on the gripping rod 1.

[0031] The utility model is a mop that can prevent the wiper from moving. It can effectively prevent the wiper 4 from sliding on the gripping rod 1, avoid damaging the mop head 2 and the wiper 4, make it more convenient for users to use, and do not need to pull the wiper 4 up every time, which is also more convenient when mopping the floor. The utility model is provided with a locking component 6 at the front end of the wiper blade 5. The locking component 6 limits the wiper 4 from sliding along the gripping rod 1, ensuring that the wiper 4 does not move when the user is mopping the floor. The locking method of the utility model is completed by the mounting seat 7 and the pushing member 8 and the blocking member 9 arranged in the mounting seat 7. One end of the pushing member 8 and the blocking member 9 are both exposed outside the mounting seat 7. The blocking frame is exposed from the mounting seat 7 while it is against the front end of the wiper blade 5. This wiper 5 is restricted by the blocking member 9 and cannot move. When the mop head 2 is parallel to the wiper member 4 and is ready to wipe the water, the pushing member 8 is pushed by the upper surface of the mop head 2 and retracts into the mounting seat 7. When the pushing member 8 retracts inward, the pushing inclined surface 10 on the inner end of the pushing member 8 squeezes the abutting inclined surface 11 on the blocking member, thereby driving the blocking member 9 to retract into the mounting seat 7. At this time, the outer end of the blocking member 9 is disengaged from the abutment against the wiper blade 5, and the wiper blade 5 can slide on the holding rod 1 to wipe the mop head 2. The mop head 2 is rotated and unfolded relative to the wiper blade 5, and the pushing member 8 is released from being squeezed, and the pushing member 8 can extend out of the mounting seat 7. At this time, the blocking member 9 is no longer restricted by the pushing inclined surface 10 and can be extended to abut the front end of the wiper blade 5 to restrict the movement of the wiper member 4.

[0032] Preferably, a connecting piece 12 is further provided in the mounting seat 7, and the connecting piece 12 can move back and forth in the mounting seat 7, and a first inclined surface 13 is formed at one end of the connecting piece 12, and the first inclined surface 13 is adapted to and abuts against the pushing inclined surface 10, and a second inclined surface 14 is formed at the other end of the connecting piece 12, and the second inclined surface 14 is adapted to and abuts against the abutting inclined surface 11. When the pushing piece 8 is pushed inward, the first inclined surface 13 can be squeezed by the pushing inclined surface 10 and the connecting piece 12 can be driven to move. The movement of the connecting piece 12 can squeeze the abutting inclined surface 11 by the second inclined surface 14, thereby pushing the blocking piece 9 to retract into the mounting seat 7 and disengage from the abutment with the front end of the wiper blade 5. The type avoids direct contact between the pushing member 8 and the blocking member 9 by adding a movable connecting member 12 in the mounting seat 7. The added connecting member 12 makes the pushing process consistent with the moving distance after the mop head 2 is rotated to be parallel. The first inclined surface 13 and the second inclined surface 14 on the connecting member 12 are respectively adapted to the pushing inclined surface 10 and the abutting inclined surface 11. After the pushing member 8 retracts inward, the pushing inclined surface 10 squeezes the first inclined surface 13, and the connecting member 12 moves due to the pushing member 8. When the connecting member 12 moves, the second inclined surface 14 on the connecting member 12 squeezes the abutting inclined surface 11, thereby driving the blocking member 9 to retract into the mounting seat 7 and disengage from the wiper blade 5.

[0033] Preferably, a first partition 15 and a second partition 16 are provided in the mounting seat 7, and a first guide column 17 and a second guide column 18 are respectively provided on the first partition 15 and the second partition 16, and a first return spring 19 and a second return spring 20 are respectively sleeved on the first guide column 17 and the second guide column 18, and the two ends of the first return spring 19 are respectively abutted against the first partition 15 and one end of the connecting member 12, and the two ends of the second return spring 20 are respectively abutted against the second partition 16 and one end of the blocking member 9. The utility model realizes active reset through the first return spring 19 and the second return spring 20, avoiding the user's need for manual operation, and preventing the blocking member 9 from actively retracting into the mounting seat 7 when the user mops the floor.

[0034] Preferably, the pushing member 8 and the blocking member 9 extend in opposite directions. When the mop head 2 is parallel to the wiper member 4, the pushing member 8 is squeezed by the upper surface of the mop head 2 and moves into the mounting seat 7. The utility model does not require manual actuation of the pushing member 8. The user only needs to rotate the mop head 2 until it is parallel to the wiper blade 5. The pushing member 8 will then press against the upper surface of the mop head 2 to complete the inward retraction.

[0035] Preferably, a wiper portion 21 and a sliding portion 22 are respectively provided in the wiper blade 5, and the sliding portion 22 is provided above the wiper portion 21. The wiper member 4 slides forward along the gripping rod 1, and the sliding portion 22 and the wiper portion 21 respectively abut against the upper surface and the lower surface of the mop head 2, and slide from one end of the mop head 2 to the other end to wipe the wiping cloth on the mop head 2. The mop head 2 is squeezed by the wiper portion 21 and the sliding portion 22 to complete the wiping. The sliding portion 22 abuts against the upper surface of the mop head 2 to facilitate the sliding of the wiper blade 5, and the wiper portion 21 can wipe the wiping cloth. When the wiper blade 5 moves, the wiper portion 21 and the sliding portion 22 will squeeze and wipe the wiping cloth during the movement.

[0036] Preferably, the sliding portion 22 is a plurality of pulleys, the wiping portion 21 is a wiper blade vertically arranged in the wiper plate 5, and the wiping portion 21 is also formed with a plurality of wiper teeth 23, which are arranged in front of the wiper blade. The design of the pulley makes the wiper plate 5 move more smoothly without getting stuck, and the wiper blade can even effectively wipe water vertically. The wiper teeth 23 can scrape most of the water first to avoid a lot of water left after the subsequent wiper blade scrapes away.

[0037] Preferably, a rotating seat 24 is provided on the upper surface of the mop head 2 , a universal wheel 25 is rotatably provided on the rotating seat 24 , and the gripping rod 1 is rotatably connected to the universal wheel 25 .

[0038] Preferably, a sliding groove 26 is provided on the lower surface of the wiper 4, which not only facilitates the wiper 4 to move completely forward to the other end of the mop head 2 to effectively wipe the wiping cloth on the entire mop head 2, but also facilitates installation and disassembly.

[0039] The above embodiments are only preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, any equivalent changes made based on the structure, shape, and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A flat mop for preventing a wiper from moving, comprising a gripping rod (1) and a mop head (2) rotatably arranged at the front end of the gripping rod (1), wherein a wiping cloth for wiping dirt is provided at the front end of the mop head (2), characterized in that: The middle end of the holding rod (1) is movably provided with a wiper member (4), and the front end of the wiper member (4) is formed with a wiper plate (5). The wiper member (4) can be driven to slide forward and backward along the holding rod (1) and drive the wiper plate (5) to wipe the wiping cloth. The holding rod (1) is provided with a locking assembly (6), which is arranged at the front end of the wiper plate (5). The locking assembly (6) includes a mounting seat (7), a pushing member (8) and a blocking member (9). The pushing member (8) and the blocking member (9) are movably arranged in the mounting seat (7). One end of the pushing member (8) protrudes outside the mounting seat (7), and the other end thereof is formed The barrier (9) has a push inclined surface (10), one end of the barrier (9) protrudes from the outside of the mounting seat (7) and abuts against the front end of the wiper (5). At this time, the wiper (4) is restricted by the barrier (9) and cannot slide. The other end of the barrier (9) is formed with an abutting inclined surface (11) abutting against the push inclined surface (10), driving the push member (8) to move in the mounting seat (7). The push member (8) can push the abutting inclined surface (11) through the push inclined surface (10) to drive the barrier (9) to move and separate from the front end of the wiper (5). At this time, the wiper (4) is freed from the restriction of the barrier (9) and can slide on the gripping rod (1).

2. A flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 1, characterized in that: A connecting member (12) is further provided in the mounting seat (7), and the connecting member (12) can move forward and backward in the mounting seat (7). A first inclined surface (13) is formed at one end of the connecting member (12), and the first inclined surface (13) is adapted to and abuts against the pushing inclined surface (10). A second inclined surface (14) is formed at the other end of the connecting member (12), and the second inclined surface (14) is adapted to and abuts against the abutting inclined surface (11). When the pushing member (8) is subjected to an inward thrust, the pushing inclined surface (10) can squeeze the first inclined surface (13) and drive the connecting member (12) to move. When the connecting member (12) moves, the second inclined surface (14) can squeeze the abutting inclined surface (11), thereby pushing the blocking member (9) to retract into the mounting seat (7) and disengage from the abutment with the front end of the wiper blade (5).

3. A flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 2, characterized in that: A first partition (15) and a second partition (16) are provided in the mounting seat (7), and a first guide column (17) and a second guide column (18) are provided on the first partition (15) and the second partition (16), respectively. A first return spring (19) and a second return spring (20) are respectively sleeved on the first guide column (17) and the second guide column (18), and two ends of the first return spring (19) are respectively in contact with the first partition (15) and one end of the connecting member (12), and two ends of the second return spring (20) are respectively in contact with the second partition (16) and one end of the blocking member (9).

4. A flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 3, characterized in that: The pushing member (8) and the blocking member (9) extend in opposite directions. When the mop head (2) is parallel to the front of the wiper member (4), the pushing member (8) is squeezed by the upper surface of the mop head (2) and moves into the mounting seat (7).

5. The flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 1, characterized in that: The wiper plate (5) is provided with a wiper portion (21) and a sliding portion (22), the sliding portion (22) being provided above the wiper portion (21). The wiper member (4) slides forward along the gripping rod (1), the sliding portion (22) and the wiper portion (21) respectively contact the upper surface and the lower surface of the mop head (2), and slide from one end of the mop head (2) to the other end, thereby completing the wiping of the wiping cloth on the mop head (2).

6. A flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 5, characterized in that: The sliding part (22) is a plurality of pulleys, the wiping part (21) is a wiper blade vertically arranged in the wiper plate (5), and the wiping part (21) is also formed with a plurality of wiper teeth (23), which are arranged in front of the wiper blade.

7. A flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 4 or 5, characterized in that: The upper surface of the mop head (2) is provided with a rotating seat (24), a universal wheel (25) is rotatably provided on the rotating seat (24), and the gripping rod (1) is rotatably connected to the universal wheel (25).

8. The flat mop for preventing the wiper from moving according to claim 1, characterized in that: A sliding groove (26) is provided on the lower surface of the wiper element (4).

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