Contactless one-touch cloth clamping mop

Abstract

The utility model discloses a contactless one button type cloth clamping mop, including handle and mop head, the mop head includes bottom plate, apron and the left wing and right wing for clamping wiping cloth of sliding connection in the both sides of bottom plate, the both ends of bottom plate are provided with T groove, the both ends of apron bottom are provided with the T shaped block of integrated mould, the T shaped block is connected in T groove, be provided with the drive assembly of the drive left wing and right wing to be able to between apron and bottom plate open or contract, the handle is provided with one button type unlocking structure of the left wing and right wing can make open and discard wiping cloth, the utility model discloses cloth when only need to be laid flat, and vertical press outer tube can one button clamping, when discarding cloth, press the key to the garbage can, and the cleaning cloth is automatically shed, and the whole process does not need manual adjustment cleaning cloth position or disassembly component, and simple to use is easy to operate, and the crowd is extensive, can avoid manual pollution.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of daily cleaning tools, specifically a contactless one-button cloth clamping mop. Background Technology

[0002] In existing cloth-clamping mops, users often need to directly touch the cleaning cloth during the clamping and discarding process, making it impossible to discard the cleaning cloth without touching it at all. This not only easily causes hand contamination, but also greatly affects the hygiene experience, especially when cleaning areas with more stains or dirt.

[0003] Most cloth-clamping mops on the market rely on complex mechanical structures, such as multiple gear transmissions or linkage rod designs, to achieve the functions of clamping and discarding cleaning cloths. This not only increases the weight and size of the product, but also makes the assembly process cumbersome. In long-term use, they have a high failure rate and often have problems such as unstable clamping and difficult discarding, which affect the user's cleaning experience. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide a contactless one-button cloth-clamping mop, which enables one-button disposal of the cleaning cloth without hand contact, and improves product stability, reduces failure rate, and optimizes the user's cleaning experience by simplifying the structure.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a contactless one-button cloth clamping mop, including a handle and a mop head;

[0006] The mop head includes a base plate, a cover plate, and left and right wings that are slidably connected to both sides of the base plate. A drive assembly capable of driving the left and right wings to unfold or retract is provided between the cover plate and the base plate. A one-button unlocking structure capable of unfolding the left and right wings to discard the mop cloth is provided inside the handle.

[0007] The drive assembly includes an inclined lifting component and a drive rod fixed to the left and right wings. One end of the drive rod is provided with an integrally formed inclined drive block. The inclined lifting component has inclined pull slots on both sides for the inclined drive block to be inserted. The cross-section of the inclined drive block is T-shaped.

[0008] Preferably, the cover plate is connected to the base plate via a connecting structure;

[0009] The connecting structure includes T-shaped grooves at both ends of the base plate, and integrally formed T-shaped blocks at both ends of the bottom of the cover plate, the T-shaped blocks being engaged in the T-shaped grooves.

[0010] Preferably, the drive assembly further includes a top rod fixed to the upper surface of the middle part of the base plate, a first spring sleeved on the outer wall of the top rod, the inclined lifting component sleeved on the top rod, the first spring located below the inclined lifting component, and a guide structure for limiting the horizontal movement of the drive rod provided above the base plate.

[0011] Preferably, the guiding structure includes a guide block, the guide block having a guide groove, and the drive rod being slidably connected within the guide groove.

[0012] Preferably, the handle includes a housing and an inner rod. An inner connector is fixed to the bottom of the inner rod, and the bottom end of the inner connector is fixedly connected to a top rod. An outer connector is fixed to the bottom end of the housing, and the outer connector is fixedly connected to an inclined lifting component. A sliding structure for the housing to slide up and down is provided on the outside of the inner rod.

[0013] Preferably, the sliding structure includes a groove formed on the outer wall of the inner rod and a guide bar fixed to the inner wall of the outer shell, the guide bar being slidably connected in the groove.

[0014] Preferably, the one-button unlocking structure includes a button and a locking block. The locking block is integrally formed on the top of the inner rod. A buckle is integrally formed on one side of the button. A slot is opened on one side of the locking block. One end of the buckle is engaged in the slot. An extension opening is provided on the side wall of the outer shell. The button slides horizontally into the extension opening. A second spring is fixed to one end of the button located inside the outer shell.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0016] 1. When loading the cloth, simply lay the cleaning cloth flat and press the outer tube vertically to clamp it with one click; when discarding the cloth, align it with the trash can and press the button, and the cleaning cloth will automatically fall off. There is no need to manually adjust the position of the cleaning cloth or disassemble the parts throughout the process. It is simple and easy to use, suitable for a wide range of people, and can avoid manual contamination.

[0017] 2. This utility model adopts a drive assembly design with an inclined lifting component and a drive rod, replacing the traditional complex gear transmission or multiple linkage rod structure, reducing the number of mechanical parts and the complexity of the fit. At the same time, the moving parts are constrained by structures such as guide blocks and guide grooves, reducing problems such as unstable clamping and poor discarding caused by wear of parts and misfitting during long-term use, thereby improving the durability and stability of the product.

[0018] 3. The handle, drive assembly, and one-button unlocking structure of this utility model are linked. Users can control the folding of the left and right wings by pressing down on the outer tube and unfold them by pressing the button. This allows for one-button disposal of the cleaning cloth. The narrow middle of the left and right wings facilitates assembly. The T-shaped snap-fit ​​of the upper and lower shells prevents deformation. The overall weight of the product is lighter, making it easier to store and operate by hand. It is especially suitable for scenarios involving frequent movement and turning in daily household cleaning, which can improve the portability and comfort of the product. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 This is an isometric drawing of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of this utility model;

[0021] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the mop head of this utility model;

[0022] Figure 4 This is a structural schematic diagram of the inclined plane lifting component of this utility model;

[0023] Figure 5 This is an exploded view of the left wing, right wing, and base plate of this utility model;

[0024] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram showing the position of the internal connecting component of this utility model;

[0025] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom structure of the cover plate of this utility model;

[0026] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the one-button unlocking structure of this utility model.

[0027] In the picture: 1. Handle; 2. Mop head;

[0028] 201. Base plate; 202. Cover plate; 203. Left wing; 204. Right wing; 205. T-slot; 206. T-block; 207. Drive assembly; 208. One-button unlocking structure;

[0029] 2071. Inclined lifting component; 2072. Drive rod; 2073. Inclined drive block; 2074. Inclined pull groove; 2075. Top rod; 2076. First spring; 2077. Guide block; 2078. Guide groove;

[0030] 101. Outer shell; 102. Inner rod; 103. Inner connector; 104. Outer connector; 105. Slide groove; 106. Guide bar;

[0031] 2081, Button; 2082, Locking block; 2083, Buckle; 2084, Slot; 2085, Extension port; 2086, Second spring. Detailed Implementation

[0032] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0033] Please see Figure 1-8 This utility model provides a technical solution: a contactless one-button cloth clamping mop, including a handle 1 and a mop head 2;

[0034] The mop head 2 includes a base plate 201, a cover plate 202, and a left wing 203 and a right wing 204 slidably connected to both sides of the base plate 201 for clamping the wiping cloth. A drive assembly 207 capable of driving the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 to unfold or retract is provided between the cover plate 202 and the base plate 201. A one-button unlocking structure 208 capable of unfolding the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 to discard the wiping cloth is provided inside the handle 1.

[0035] The base plate 201 of the mop head 2 is the basic support component. The left wing 203 and right wing 204, which are slidably connected on both sides, can move horizontally along the base plate 201. The cover plate 202 is fixed to the base plate 201 by a T-shaped block 206 integrally formed at the bottom, which is engaged with the T-shaped grooves 205 at both ends of the base plate 201, forming a closed internal space to provide an installation and protection environment for the drive assembly 207. When the drive assembly 207 is activated, the left wing 203 and right wing 204 slide along the base plate 201 to retract or unfold, while the cover plate 202 remains relatively fixed to the base plate 201 through the T-shaped connection structure.

[0036] The cover plate 202 is connected to the base plate 201 through a connecting structure; the connecting structure includes T-shaped grooves 205 formed at both ends of the base plate 201, and integrally formed T-shaped blocks 206 are provided at both ends of the bottom of the cover plate 202, and the T-shaped blocks 206 are snapped into the T-shaped grooves 205.

[0037] The snap-fit ​​design of T-slot 205 and T-block 206 replaces the traditional screw fixing or buckle splicing 2083. On the one hand, the integrally formed T-block 206 improves the connection strength between cover plate 202 and base plate 201, preventing structural deformation caused by vibration and stress during long-term use; on the other hand, assembly can be completed without additional tools, simplifying the production and maintenance process.

[0038] The drive assembly 207 includes an inclined lifting component 2071 and a drive rod 2072 fixed to the left wing 203 and the right wing 204. One end of the drive rod 2072 is provided with an integrally formed inclined drive block 2073. The inclined lifting component 2071 has inclined pull slots 2074 on both sides for the inclined drive block 2073 to be inserted. The cross-section of the inclined drive block 2073 is arranged in an inclined T shape.

[0039] Two sets of drive rods 2072 are provided on each side of the left wing 203 and the right wing 204. The inclined lifting component 2071 has two sets of inclined pull grooves 2074 on each side. Through multi-point transmission, the force on the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 is more balanced, avoiding clamping deviation caused by force on one side.

[0040] It should be noted that during the closing process of the left wing 203 and the right wing 204, the opposite inclined plane covering the inclined plane on the inclined plane lifting component 2071 pulls the inclined plane on the back of the left wing 203 and the right wing 204. In other words, the lifting uses two different sets of inclined planes. Unlike the traditional single-sided guide inclined plane, this method can automatically reset when the inclined plane lifting component 2071 rises, which can reduce the number of parts, simplify the structure, and reduce the failure rate.

[0041] The drive assembly 207 also includes a top rod 2075 fixed to the upper surface of the middle part of the base plate 201. A first spring 2076 is sleeved on the outer wall of the top rod 2075. The inclined lifting member 2071 is sleeved on the top rod 2075. The first spring 2076 is located below the inclined lifting member 2071. A guide structure for limiting the horizontal movement of the drive rod 2072 is provided above the base plate 201.

[0042] When the inclined plane lifting component 2071 moves up and down along the top rod 2075, the inclined pull groove 2074 generates a horizontal pushing or pulling force on the inclined plane driving block 2073 through the inclined plane contact, which drives the driving rod 2072 to move horizontally along the guide structure, ultimately realizing the folding or unfolding of the left wing 203 and the right wing 204. The first spring 2076 sleeved on the outer wall of the top rod 2075 is located below the inclined plane lifting component 2071, which can provide a reset elastic force after the inclined plane lifting component 2071 moves down, and store power for the next unfolding action.

[0043] The guiding structure includes a guide block 2077, a guide groove 2078 is provided in the guide block 2077, and the drive rod 2072 is slidably connected in the guide groove 2078.

[0044] By replacing traditional gear transmission or multiple linkages with inclined plane transmission, the vertical motion is converted into horizontal motion through inclined plane contact, reducing structural complexity; at the same time, the force of inclined plane transmission is more gentle, which can improve the smoothness of operation.

[0045] The handle 1 includes a housing 101 and an inner rod 102. An inner connector 103 is fixed to the bottom of the inner rod 102. The bottom end of the inner connector 103 is fixedly connected to the top rod 2075. An outer connector 104 is fixed to the bottom end of the housing 101. The outer connector 104 is fixedly connected to the inclined lifting member 2071. A sliding structure for the housing 101 to slide up and down is provided on the outside of the inner rod 102.

[0046] The sliding structure includes a groove 105 formed on the outer wall of the inner rod 102 and a guide bar 106 fixed to the inner wall of the outer shell 101. The guide bar 106 is slidably connected within the groove 105. When the user presses down on the outer shell 101, the guide bar 106 slides along the groove 105, causing the outer shell 101 to move downward relative to the inner rod 102. This, in turn, pushes the inclined lifting member 2071 downward along the top rod 2075 via the outer connector 104, triggering the left wing 203 and right wing 204 to retract. After releasing the outer shell 101, the first spring 2076 pushes the inclined lifting member 2071 upward, causing the outer shell 101 to return to its original position.

[0047] The one-button unlocking structure 208 includes a button 2081 and a locking block 2082. The locking block 2082 is integrally formed on the top of the inner rod 102. A buckle 2083 is integrally formed on one side of the button 2081. A slot 2084 is formed on one side of the locking block 2082. One end of the buckle 2083 is engaged in the slot 2084. An extension opening 2085 is provided on the side wall of the outer shell 101. The button 2081 is horizontally slidably connected to the extension opening 2085. A second spring 2086 is fixed to one end of the button 2081 inside the outer shell 101. When the user presses the button 2081, the button 2081 compresses the second spring 2086 and moves horizontally, causing the buckle 2083 to disengage from the slot 2084. Under the elastic force of the first spring 2076, the outer shell 101 moves upward with the inclined lifting component 2071, the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 unfold, and the cleaning cloth automatically falls off. The outer shell 101 and inner rod 102 can be released by a simple pressing action, enabling one-click disposal without the need to manually disassemble parts or adjust the position of the cleaning cloth; the second spring 2086 can push the buckle 2083 to automatically reset after the button 2081 is released, preparing for the next clamping action.

[0048] When in use, in the initial state of the mop, the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 are unfolded, the buckle 2083 is disengaged from the slot 2084, and the first spring 2076 is in the released state.

[0049] Lay the cleaning cloth flat on the ground, covering the area below the base plate 201 of the mop head 2. Hold the outer shell 101 of the handle 1 with both hands and press the mop head 2 vertically onto the laid-flat cleaning cloth. At this time, apply downward pressure to the outer shell 101. The guide strip 106 on the inner wall of the outer shell 101 slides downward along the groove 105 on the outer wall of the inner rod 102, causing the outer shell 101 to move downward relative to the inner rod 102.

[0050] When the outer shell 101 moves down, the inclined lifting member 2071 is pushed down along the top rod 2075 in the middle of the bottom plate 201 by the outer connecting member 104 fixed at the bottom end, and at the same time, the first spring 2076 on the outer wall of the top rod 2075 is compressed, so that the first spring 2076 stores elastic potential energy.

[0051] During the downward movement of the inclined lifting component 2071, the inclined pull grooves 2074 on both sides of it make inclined contact with the inclined driving block 2073 at the end of the drive rod 2072. The inclined pull grooves 2074 apply a horizontal thrust to the inclined driving block 2073 through the inclined transmission.

[0052] Under the action of thrust, the drive rod 2072 moves horizontally along the guide groove 2078 in the guide block 2077 above the base plate 201. Since the drive rod 2072 is fixed to the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 respectively, the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 slide towards the center of the base plate 201 in sync with the drive rod 2072, gradually retracting and clamping the cleaning cloth.

[0053] Once the cleaning cloth is clamped, stop applying pressure. At this time, the buckle 2083 of the one-button unlocking structure 208 is engaged in the slot 2084, the inclined lifting component 2071 remains in a downward state, and the left wing 203 and right wing 204 continue to clamp the cleaning cloth, and the cleaning operation can begin.

[0054] After cleaning, align the mop head 2 with the trash can and press the button 2081 inside the extension opening 2085 on the side wall of the handle 1 housing 101. The button 2081 slides horizontally along the extension opening 2085 under pressure, while compressing the second spring 2086 located inside the housing 101, so that the second spring 2086 stores elastic potential energy.

[0055] When button 2081 slides, the one-piece buckle 2083 on one side moves synchronously with button 2081 and gradually disengages from the slot 2084 of the top block 2082 of inner rod 102. After buckle 2083 disengages from slot 2084, the previously compressed first spring 2076 releases its elastic potential energy and pushes the inclined lifting component 2071 upward to reset along the top rod 2075.

[0056] During the upward movement of the inclined plane lifting component 2071, the horizontal thrust of the inclined pull grooves 2074 on both sides of the inclined plane driving block 2073 disappears. The opposite inclined plane covering the inclined plane on the inclined plane lifting component 2071 pulls the inclined plane driving block 2073 outward, so that the left wing 203 and the right wing 204 can be deployed to each other.

[0057] Once the cleaning cloth loses its grip, it automatically detaches from under the mop head 2 and falls into the trash can, completing the contactless disposal of the cleaning cloth.

[0058] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A contactless, one-button cloth-clamping mop, characterized in that: Includes a handle (1) and a mop head (2); The mop head (2) includes a base plate (201), a cover plate (202), and a left wing (203) and a right wing (204) slidably connected to both sides of the base plate (201). A drive assembly (207) capable of driving the left wing (203) and the right wing (204) to unfold or retract is provided between the cover plate (202) and the base plate (201). A one-button unlocking structure (208) capable of unfolding the left wing (203) and the right wing (204) to discard the wiping cloth is provided inside the handle (1). The drive assembly (207) includes an inclined lifting component (2071) and a drive rod (2072) fixed to the left wing (203) and the right wing (204). One end of the drive rod (2072) is provided with an integrally formed inclined drive block (2073). The inclined lifting component (2071) has inclined pull slots (2074) on both sides for the inclined drive block (2073) to be inserted. The cross-section of the inclined drive block (2073) is arranged in an inclined T shape.

2. The contactless one-button mop clamping mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cover plate (202) is connected to the base plate (201) via a connecting structure; The connection structure includes T-shaped grooves (205) at both ends of the base plate (201), and integrally formed T-shaped blocks (206) are provided at both ends of the bottom of the cover plate (202), and the T-shaped blocks (206) are snapped into the T-shaped grooves (205).

3. The contactless one-button cloth clamping mop according to claim 2, characterized in that: The drive assembly (207) also includes a top rod (2075) fixed to the upper surface of the middle part of the base plate (201). A first spring (2076) is sleeved on the outer wall of the top rod (2075). The inclined lifting member (2071) is sleeved on the top rod (2075). The first spring (2076) is located below the inclined lifting member (2071). A guide structure for limiting the horizontal movement of the drive rod (2072) is provided above the base plate (201).

4. The contactless one-button cloth clamping mop according to claim 3, characterized in that: The guiding structure includes a guide block (2077), a guide groove (2078) is provided in the guide block (2077), and the drive rod (2072) is slidably connected in the guide groove (2078).

5. The contactless one-button cloth clamping mop according to claim 1, characterized in that: The handle (1) includes a housing (101) and an inner rod (102). An inner connector (103) is fixed to the bottom of the inner rod (102). The bottom end of the inner connector (103) is fixedly connected to the top rod (2075). An outer connector (104) is fixed to the bottom end of the housing (101). The outer connector (104) is fixedly connected to the inclined lifting member (2071). A sliding structure for the housing (101) to slide up and down is provided on the outside of the inner rod (102).

6. The contactless one-button cloth clamping mop according to claim 5, characterized in that: The sliding structure includes a groove (105) formed on the outer wall of the inner rod (102) and a guide bar (106) fixed on the inner wall of the outer shell (101), the guide bar (106) being slidably connected in the groove (105).

7. The contactless one-button cloth clamping mop according to claim 5, characterized in that: The one-button unlocking structure (208) includes a button (2081) and a locking block (2082). The locking block (2082) is integrally formed on the top of the inner rod (102). A buckle (2083) is integrally formed on one side of the button (2081). A slot (2084) is provided on one side of the locking block (2082). One end of the buckle (2083) is engaged in the slot (2084). An extension opening (2085) is provided on the side wall of the outer shell (101). The button (2081) is horizontally slidably connected to the extension opening (2085). A second spring (2086) is fixed at one end of the button (2081) located inside the outer shell (101).

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