Switching structure of mopping head wiping surface

Abstract

According to the switching structure of the mopping head wiping surfaces, a mop comprises a mop rod and a rotatable mopping head arranged at the lower end of the mop rod, and a plurality of wiping surfaces in different directions are arranged on the surface of the mopping head; the mop is characterized in that a switching structure is arranged between the mop head and the mop rod, and when the mop head rotates relative to the mop rod, the switching structure switches wiping surfaces in different directions at a fixed angle for use. Due to the fact that a plurality of wiping faces of the mop head can be switched for use, cleaning operation of the mop becomes simple, and time and labor are saved. According to the switching structure, the wiping surfaces in different directions are switched at a fixed angle for use, so that the switching operation of the wiping surfaces becomes convenient and rapid, and the structure is simple.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, there are many types of mops on the market. For example, a mop consists of a mop handle and a mop head located at the bottom of the mop handle. The operator uses the wiping surface under the mop head to clean the cleaning area. However, since the wiping surface of the mop head gets dirty and needs to be cleaned after wiping only a few times, the single wiping surface of the mop head makes the cleaning process cumbersome, time-consuming and laborious, and urgently needs improvement and upgrading. Utility Model Content

[0003] One objective of this invention is to provide a switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head to solve the above-mentioned problems.

[0004] To achieve the above-mentioned utility model objectives, this utility model is implemented through the following technical solution: a switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head, the mop including a mop handle and a rotatable mop head disposed at the lower end of the mop handle, the surface of the mop head being provided with multiple wiping surfaces in different orientations; characterized in that: a switching structure is provided between the mop head and the mop handle, the switching structure switching the use of different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle when the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle.

[0005] In this invention, the switching structure includes a locking head and a locking slot, which are respectively located on the mop handle and the mop head. The locking slot includes multiple slots in different orientations. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the locking head moves between the slots to switch the wiping surface at a fixed angle. This switching structure achieves the purpose of switching the wiping surface at different orientations at a fixed angle.

[0006] In this invention, the slots are provided with an inclined sliding surface, and the locking head is elastic. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the elastic locking head can abut against the inclined sliding surface to switch and move between the slots. The inclined sliding surface of the above structure is designed to facilitate the switching and movement of the elastic locking head between the slots.

[0007] In this invention, the elastic locking head includes a locking head extending from an elastic material at the lower end of the mop handle, or a movable locking head mounted at the lower end of the mop handle. A spring is provided between the locking head and the mop handle, and the spring imparts elasticity to the locking head, allowing it to maintain its positioning in the locking slot. This structure achieves the purpose of making the locking head elastic.

[0008] In this invention, the elastic locking head includes a locking head extending from an elastic material within the drag head, or a movable locking head installed within the drag head. A spring is provided between the locking head and the drag head, and the spring imparts elasticity to the locking head, allowing it to maintain its positioning in the locking slot. This structure also achieves the purpose of making the locking head elastic.

[0009] In this invention, the lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, the clamp walls are located on both sides of the mop head, a connector is provided on the clamp wall, and a connecting hole is provided on the side of the mop head. The mop handle is rotatably connected to the mop head by the connector engaging with the connecting hole. The above structure achieves the purpose of rotatably connecting the mop head and the mop handle.

[0010] In this invention, the lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, the clamp walls are located on both sides of the mop head, and the clamp walls and the mop head side are respectively provided with through holes, pins, or screws to rotatably connect the two parts. The above structure also achieves the purpose of rotatably connecting the mop head and the mop handle.

[0011] In this invention, the mop handle is provided with a movable swiping structure. When the mop head is rotated to the same length direction as the mop handle, the swiping structure can perform a squeezing cleaning operation on the mop head. The wiping surface is provided on both the upper and lower surfaces of the mop head. The above structure further optimizes the product.

[0012] The advantages of this utility model are as follows: Since the surface of the mop head is provided with multiple wiping surfaces in different directions, the switching structure allows for the use of different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle when the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle; the multiple wiping surfaces of the mop head can be switched for use, making mop cleaning simple and saving time and effort; the switching structure allows for the use of different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle, making the wiping surface switching operation convenient and quick, and the structure is simple. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of the mop of this utility model.

[0014] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view of the switching structure of this utility model. Figure 1 .

[0015] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of the switching structure of this utility model. Figure 2 .

[0016] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the switching structure of this utility model. Figure 3 . Detailed Implementation

[0017] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and through embodiments. (Refer to...) Figures 1 to 4As shown: This utility model discloses a switching structure for the wiping surfaces of a mop head. The mop includes a mop handle 1 and a rotatable mop head 2 located at the lower end of the mop handle. The surface of the mop head is provided with multiple wiping surfaces 3 in different orientations. The key feature is that a switching structure is provided between the mop head and the mop handle. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the switching structure allows for switching between different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle. The multiple wiping surfaces in different orientations include: an integrated multi-directional wiping surface or separate multi-directional multiple wiping surfaces; the wiping surfaces include a sponge head or a mop head; there are many structures for the rotatable connection between the mop head and the mop handle, and the following examples are just a few. For example, in Example 1, the lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, clamp walls 7 are located on both sides of the mop head, a connector 8 is provided on the clamp wall, and a connection hole 9 is provided on the side of the mop head. The mop handle is rotatably connected to the mop head by the connector and the connection hole. For example, as described in Example 2, the lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, the clamp walls are located on both sides of the mop head, and the clamp walls and the mop head side are respectively provided with through holes, pins or screws to rotatably connect the two parts through the through holes.

[0018] In this embodiment, the switching structure includes a locking head 4 and a locking position 5, which are respectively located on the mop handle and the mop head. The locking position includes multiple slots 13 in different orientations. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the locking head switches and moves between the slots to achieve a fixed angle switching of the wiping surface. An inclined sliding surface 6 is provided between the slots. The locking head is elastic, and when the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the elastic locking head can resist the inclined sliding surface to switch and move between the slots. The following embodiments can all achieve the purpose of the elastic locking head. For example, when the elastic locking head is located on the mop handle: the elastic locking head includes a locking head with an elastic material extension at the lower end of the mop handle or a movable locking head installed at the lower end of the mop handle. A spring is provided between the locking head and the mop handle, and the spring gives the locking head elasticity so that it can maintain its positioning state with the slot. For example, when the elastic clamp is located in the mop head: the elastic clamp includes a clamp extending from an elastic material within the mop head or a movable clamp installed in the mop head. A spring is provided between the clamp and the mop head, and the spring gives the clamp elasticity so that it can maintain its positioning in the slot. Preferably, the lower end of the mop handle has a clamp, with clamp walls 7 located on both sides of the mop head. A connector 8 is provided on the clamp wall, and the clamp extends from the head of the connector. The clamp wall is made of an elastic material, thus the clamp 4 is elastic. The side of the mop head has a connecting hole 9, and a locking position 5 is provided inside the connecting hole. The mop handle is rotatably connected to the mop head by the connector and the connecting hole, while the elastic clamp engages with the locking position. In an optimized configuration, the two clamp walls are connected by a bolt 11 through a hole for limiting, and a spring B12 is provided between the bolt head and the clamp wall.

[0019] In this embodiment, the mop handle is provided with a movable swiping structure 10. When the mop head is rotated in the same direction as the mop handle, the swiping structure can perform a squeezing cleaning operation on the mop head. The wiping surface is provided on both the upper and lower surfaces of the mop head. There are many existing technologies for the aforementioned swiping structure, such as the squeezing structure in patent number 202322977779.X.

[0020] The operation process of this embodiment is as follows: When switching the wiping surface of the mop, the operator holds the mop handle to operate the mop head to rotate relative to the mop handle. The switching structure uses the elastic locking head to abut against the inclined sliding surface and switch between the slots, thereby realizing the use of the wiping surface of the mop head at a fixed angle.

[0021] Because the mop head of this invention has multiple wiping surfaces in different directions, the switching structure allows for switching between different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle when the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle; all the wiping surfaces of the mop head can be switched to make mop cleaning simple and save time and effort; the switching structure allows for switching between different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle, making the wiping surface switching operation convenient and quick, and the structure is simple.

[0022] The above embodiments are merely individual cases of this utility model. Any substitutions or combinations between embodiments made in accordance with the spirit of this utility model should be understood as not departing from the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A switching structure for the wiping surfaces of a mop head, the mop comprising a mop handle and a rotatable mop head disposed at the lower end of the mop handle, the surface of the mop head having multiple wiping surfaces in different orientations; characterized in that: The mop head and mop handle are provided with a switching structure, which includes a locking head and a locking position respectively provided on the mop handle and the mop head. The locking position includes a number of locking slots in different positions. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the locking head moves between the locking slots to achieve the switching of different wiping surfaces at a fixed angle.

2. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 1, characterized in that: The slots are provided with a sloping sliding surface, and the card head is elastic. When the mop head rotates relative to the mop handle, the elastic card head can abut against the sloping sliding surface and switch between the slots.

3. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 2, characterized in that: The elastic clip includes a clip with an elastic material extending from the lower end of the mop handle or a movable clip installed at the lower end of the mop handle. A spring is provided between the clip and the mop handle, and the spring gives the clip elasticity so that it can maintain its positioning in the slot.

4. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 2, characterized in that: The elastic locking head includes a locking head with an elastic material extension in the towing head or a movable locking head installed in the towing head, with a spring between the locking head and the towing head, the spring giving the locking head elasticity so that it can maintain a positioning state with the locking slot.

5. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, the clamp walls are located on both sides of the mop head, the clamp walls are provided with a connector, and the side of the mop head is provided with a connection hole. The mop handle is rotatably connected to the mop head by the connector and the connection hole.

6. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lower end of the mop handle is provided with a clamp, and the clamp walls are located on both sides of the mop head. The clamp walls and the mop head side are respectively provided with through holes, pins or screws to rotatably connect the two parts.

7. The switching structure for the wiping surface of a mop head according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mop handle is provided with a movable swiping structure. When the mop head is rotated to the same length direction as the mop handle, the swiping structure can perform a squeezing cleaning operation on the mop head. The wiping surface is provided on the upper and lower surfaces of the mop head.

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