A peeling assembly facilitating installation and guidance of use

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of peeling machine, especially disclose a kind of peeling assembly convenient to install and guide to use, including accommodating shell, cover and peeling component being contained in accommodating shell on the cover of accommodating shell are covered;The peeling component includes the peeling unit being rotatably arranged in accommodating shell, the guide unit being arranged in accommodating shell and being used in cooperation with peeling unit, guide plate is used to gather the fruit to be peeled towards the rotation axis close to peeling unit;When cover is covered and set on accommodating shell, the inside of cover and annular portion are in contact to automatically correct the installation position of guide unit on accommodating shell, greatly improve the convenience and accuracy of installation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of peeling machine technology, and in particular discloses a peeling component that is easy to install and guide. Background Technology

[0002] In existing fruit peeling scenarios, traditional peeling devices often suffer from inconvenient installation and difficulty in alignment, lacking an effective structure to ensure precise installation and stable operation of the peeling components. Furthermore, there are shortcomings in guiding and securing the fruit during peeling, as well as in handling the peel. For example, it is difficult to ensure smooth fruit movement for even peeling, there is a lack of proper collection methods for peel waste, and the overall stability of the device is poor, easily slipping and affecting its use. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a peeling component that is easy to install and align to improve these conditions. Utility Model Content

[0003] In order to overcome the shortcomings and deficiencies of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a peeling component that is easy to install and guide.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides a peeling assembly that is easy to install and guide, comprising a receiving shell, a cover body that covers the receiving shell, and a peeling component housed within the receiving shell; the peeling component includes a peeling unit rotatably disposed within the receiving shell, and a guide unit disposed within the receiving shell and used in conjunction with the peeling unit, the guide plate being used to gather the fruit to be peeled toward the rotation axis of the peeling unit; when the cover body is placed on the receiving shell, the inner side of the cover body abuts against the annular portion to automatically correct the installation position of the guide unit on the receiving shell.

[0005] The guiding unit includes a circular part and a guiding plate connected to the circular part. The circular part has multiple sets of guide ribs evenly distributed on the side near the cover. The multiple sets of guide ribs are arranged around the central axis of the circular part and extend radially along the circular part. When the cover is placed on the receiving shell, the inner side of the cover abuts against the guide ribs to automatically correct the installation position of the guiding unit on the receiving shell.

[0006] This peeling assembly features multiple sets of radially extending, equidistantly distributed guide ribs on the annular portion of the guide unit. When the cover is closed, the inner side of the cover contacts and abuts against these guide ribs, automatically correcting the installation position of the guide unit and greatly improving installation convenience and accuracy. The guide unit is placed inside the housing, ensuring the annular portion is in the correct position. The multiple sets of equidistantly distributed guide ribs are arranged around the central axis. Then, the cover is closed onto the housing, with the inner side of the cover contacting and abutting against the guide ribs. During this process, the guide unit's position is automatically adjusted to the accurate installation state.

[0007] The inner cavity of the housing is conical, and multiple protruding ribs are provided at equal intervals on the side of the inner cavity. The protruding ribs extend along the central axis of the housing and are used to stop one end of the guide unit to prevent the guide unit from rotating relative to the housing.

[0008] The housing cavity is designed in a conical shape with equidistantly spaced protruding ribs extending along the central axis on its sides. This design effectively provides initial positioning for the annular portion of the guide unit, preventing excessive displacement or wobbling within the housing and ensuring the stability of the peeling assembly's internal structure. This facilitates subsequent installation and normal use. During assembly of the peeling assembly, the guide unit is placed into the housing. Due to the conical shape of the housing cavity and the equidistantly distributed protruding ribs extending along the central axis on its sides, these ribs contact and stop the annular portion, placing it in a suitable and relatively stable position within the housing, thus achieving initial positioning.

[0009] The guidance unit is made of silicone.

[0010] The guide unit is made of silicone, which has good flexibility and elasticity, providing gentle guidance when in contact with fruit and preventing scratches on the fruit surface. Its wear resistance also ensures that the guide unit is not easily damaged during long-term use, extending the component's lifespan. In manufacturing the peeling component, silicone material is selected and molded using a specific molding process to create the guide unit, including the annular portion and the connected guide plate, giving it the required shape and size. The manufactured silicone guide unit is then installed into the corresponding position within the housing.

[0011] The guide rib has an arc-shaped transition surface on the side near the cover, and the arc-shaped transition surface abuts against the inner side of the cover.

[0012] The guide rib has an arc-shaped transition surface on the side near the cover. When it comes into contact with the inner side of the cover, the arc-shaped transition surface acts as a buffer and guide, making the cover closing process smoother and avoiding impact damage to components caused by rigid contact. It also allows for more precise correction of the guide unit's installation position, improving installation stability and accuracy. During the manufacturing of the guide rib, the side near the cover is machined into an arc-shaped transition surface. When installing the peeling assembly, the guide unit is placed in the housing, the cover is closed, and the inner side of the cover contacts the arc-shaped transition surface of the guide rib. As the cover is pressed down, the arc-shaped transition surface guides the cover to close smoothly and automatically corrects the guide unit to the accurate installation position.

[0013] The guide plate includes a first guide plate, a second guide plate connected to the first guide plate, and a bent plate connected to the other end of the second guide plate. The first guide plate and the bent plate are located on the same side of the second guide plate. The first guide plate and the bent plate are both located between the second guide plate and the inner wall of the receiving shell. The distance between the end of the second guide plate near the first guide plate and the inner wall of the receiving shell is less than the distance between the end of the second guide plate near the bent plate and the inner wall of the receiving shell. The fruit to be peeled comes into contact with the first guide plate and the second guide plate in sequence.

[0014] This guide plate, composed of a first guide plate, a second guide plate, and a bent plate with specific positional and distance relationships, allows the fruit to be peeled to sequentially contact the first and second guide plates, achieving orderly movement and precise positioning of the fruit within the container. This ensures a stable and efficient peeling process. Simultaneously, the bent plate design prevents the peeled fruit from moving backward, improving peeling quality. During manufacturing, the first, second, and bent plates are connected as required, ensuring that the first and bent plates are on the same side of the second guide plate and between the second guide plate and the inner wall of the container. The distance between the two ends of the second guide plate and the inner wall of the container is adjusted accordingly. In use, the fruit to be peeled is placed in the container; the fruit will sequentially contact the first and second guide plates, moving along a specific path for peeling.

[0015] An arc-shaped section is provided at the connection between the first guide plate and the second guide plate. A first included angle is formed between the bending plate and the second guide plate. The first guide plate, the second guide plate and the bending plate together divide the inner cavity of the receiving shell into a stirring chamber and a clearance chamber. The clearance chamber is located outside the guide plate. When the external drive motor used to drive the peeling unit to rotate stops, the bending plate abuts against the peeled fruit to prevent the peeled fruit from moving in the opposite direction into the clearance chamber.

[0016] An arc-shaped section is provided at the connection between the first and second guide plates, allowing the fruit to move more smoothly and reducing jamming. A bent plate forms a first angle with the second guide plate, separating the agitation chamber and the clearance chamber. When the drive motor stops, the bent plate effectively holds the peeled fruit, preventing it from moving backward into the clearance chamber, ensuring the stability of the peeled fruit's position, and improving peeling efficiency and ease of operation. During the manufacturing of the guide plates, the connection between the first and second guide plates is machined into an arc-shaped section, and the angle between the bent plate and the second guide plate is adjusted to form the first angle, so that all three elements together separate the agitation chamber and the clearance chamber located outside the guide plates. In use, the fruit to be peeled is placed in the agitation chamber of the receiving shell. During rotation, the fruit passes through the first and second guide plates sequentially. After peeling, when the drive motor stops, the bent plate holds the peeled fruit, preventing it from entering the clearance chamber.

[0017] The peeling unit includes a base and a shaft component integrally formed with the base. The shaft component includes a first shaft and a second shaft. The first shaft is located above the base, and the second shaft is located below the base. The base divides the housing into an upper chamber and a lower chamber. The cover has a shaft hole. The first shaft protrudes from the shaft hole and connects to the output end of an external drive motor. The second shaft is rotatably connected to the housing. The external drive motor drives the shaft component to rotate, thereby driving the peeling unit to peel the fruit placed on the base.

[0018] The peeling unit features an integrated design of a base and a shaft assembly containing first and second shafts. The base divides the housing into upper and lower chambers; the upper chamber holds the fruit to be peeled, and the lower chamber holds fruit peel waste. The first shaft extends from the cover's shaft hole and connects to an external drive motor, while the second shaft rotates with the housing. This structure ensures stable power transmission, allowing the peeling unit to rotate smoothly under the drive motor's influence, efficiently peeling the fruit placed on the base. During manufacturing, the base and shaft assembly are integrally formed, with the first shaft positioned above the base and the second shaft below. The peeling unit is placed inside the housing, which is then divided into upper and lower chambers by the base. The cover is closed, allowing the first shaft to pass through the shaft hole. The first shaft is then connected to the output of the external drive motor, and the second shaft rotates with the housing. Starting the drive motor rotates the peeling unit to peel the fruit.

[0019] The base is provided with multiple sets of mounting parts and blades mounted on the bearing surface of the mounting parts. The bearing surface of the mounting parts is lower than the reference surface of the base. The blades are attached to and pressed on the bearing surface of the mounting parts. The mounting parts have a material discharge strip hole arranged along the length of the mounting parts. The blades are arranged on the side of the material discharge strip hole, with the cutting edge of the blade close to the material discharge strip hole. The fruit peel waste generated during the peeling process of the fruit to be peeled falls into the lower chamber through the material discharge strip hole.

[0020] The base features a mounting section with a bearing surface lower than the reference surface to install the blades. This ensures the blades are stable and properly positioned. The design of the blade edge close to the material discharge hole allows fruit peel waste generated during peeling to quickly fall into the lower chamber through the material discharge hole, effectively separating the peel from the peeled fruit. This prevents peel accumulation from affecting the peeling process and ensures continuous and efficient peeling. Multiple mounting sections are pre-designed in the base, ensuring that the bearing surface of each mounting section is lower than the base reference surface. Material discharge holes are formed along the length of each mounting section. The blades are then attached to and held against the bearing surface of the mounting section, with the blade edge close to the material discharge hole. In use, the fruit to be peeled is placed on the base, the equipment is started, and the peel waste from the blades falls into the lower chamber through the material discharge hole.

[0021] The base also includes a tumbling component located on the side of the blade. The length direction of the tumbling component is the same as the length direction of the blade. The tumbling component has an arc-shaped convex surface. The fruit to be peeled rolls against the arc-shaped convex surface during the rotation of the base.

[0022] A tumbling component with a curved convex surface, aligned with the length of the blade, is installed on the side of the base. As the base rotates, the fruit tumbles against this convex surface, ensuring even peeling and preventing over- or under-peeling in certain areas. This significantly improves the uniformity and completeness of peeling, enhancing the overall quality. The tumbling component is designed to be installed simultaneously with the blade side during base construction, ensuring its length aligns with the blade and that it has a curved convex surface. When the fruit is placed on the base, its rotation causes it to contact the curved convex surface of the tumbling component, continuously tumbling under its influence and allowing the blade to peel the fruit evenly.

[0023] The peeling assembly also includes an anti-slip component disposed at the bottom of the receiving shell. The anti-slip component includes an anti-slip ring and an anti-slip edging disposed outside the anti-slip ring. The anti-slip ring abuts against the bottom of the receiving shell, and the anti-slip edging abuts against the outer sidewall of the receiving shell.

[0024] An anti-slip assembly, comprising an anti-slip ring and an anti-slip edge, is installed at the bottom of the housing. The anti-slip ring abuts against the bottom of the housing, and the anti-slip edge abuts against the outer sidewall of the housing. This significantly enhances the friction between the peeling assembly and the placement surface, effectively preventing the assembly from sliding or shifting due to vibrations generated by the drive motor during use, ensuring stable and safe peeling operations. When assembling the peeling assembly, accurately place the anti-slip ring at the bottom of the housing, ensuring it is in close contact with the bottom. Simultaneously, adjust the position of the anti-slip edge so that it fits snugly against the outer sidewall of the housing. This completes the installation of the anti-slip assembly, thereby ensuring the stability of the peeling assembly during use.

[0025] The first angle is 90°-180°, which broadens the range of fruits it can adapt to. A small angle of 90°-120° adapts to small, hard fruits such as plums and cherry tomatoes; a medium angle of 120°-150° is compatible with over 90% of common fruits such as apples and pears; and a large angle of 150°-180° adapts to large, soft fruits such as grapefruits and large watermelon chunks, breaking the limitations of a fixed angle on fruit types. It also adapts to various usage scenarios, with a medium angle of 135° meeting the convenient and universal needs of home use. The adjustable angle structure can meet the diverse processing needs of commercial scenarios. The large angle of 150°-180° can be customized to adapt to the batch processing needs of special scenarios. It can also optimize structural performance, covering the common bending angle to reduce processing difficulty and cost. The reasonable stress distribution at different angles improves structural durability and avoids fruit jamming or slipping, thus optimizing the user experience. In addition, compared with a fixed single angle, this range makes up for the shortcomings of small angles not being able to accommodate large fruits and large angles having poor limiting and guiding effects by covering intervals, ensuring stable peeling effect and continuous process.

[0026] The peeling unit also includes an annular protrusion on the side of the base. The base is disc-shaped, and the annular protrusion is arranged around the central axis of the base. The base is used to support external fruits, and the annular protrusion is used to prevent the external fruits supported by the base from falling off the base.

[0027] The beneficial effects of this utility model: The easy-to-install and guide-use peeling component of this utility model achieves many beneficial effects through multifaceted design. In principle, the guide ribs and cover work together to automatically correct the position of the guide unit. The conical inner cavity of the housing and the protruding ribs initially limit the guide unit, while the silicone guide unit gently guides the fruit. The special structure of the guide plate ensures orderly movement and positioning of the fruit, and the arc segment and bending plate design ensure smooth movement and stable position of the fruit. The integrated peeling unit structure stably transmits power, and the base mounting part cooperates with the blade and the material dropper hole to separate the peel. The tumbling component ensures even peeling of the fruit, and the anti-slip component enhances the stability of the component. In summary, this peeling component is easy and precise to install, ensures a stable and efficient peeling process, improves peeling quality and uniformity, prevents component slippage and displacement, and extends the component's service life. Attached Figure Description

[0028] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of this utility model;

[0029] Figure 2 This is an exploded view of the entire utility model;

[0030] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the guiding unit of this utility model;

[0031] Figure 4 For the present utility model Figure 3A magnified structural diagram of part A in the middle;

[0032] Figure 5 This is a cross-sectional view of the entire utility model;

[0033] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the guide plate of this utility model;

[0034] Figure 7 This is an exploded view of the peeling unit of this utility model;

[0035] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the anti-slip component of this utility model.

[0036] The reference numerals in the figures include:

[0037] 1. Housing; 2. Cover; 3. Peeling component; 4. Peeling unit; 5. Guide unit; 6. Circular part; 7. Guide plate; 8. Guide rib; 9. Protruding rib; 11. Arc-shaped transition surface; 12. First guide plate; 13. Second guide plate; 14. Bending plate; 15. Arc-shaped segment; 16. First included angle; 17. Base; 18. Shaft component; 19. First shaft; 21. Second shaft; 22. Upper chamber; 23. Lower chamber; 24. Shaft hole; 25. Mounting part; 26. Blade; 27. Drop bar hole; 28. Tumbling component; 29. ​​Arc-shaped convex surface; 31. Anti-slip component; 32. Anti-slip ring; 33. Anti-slip edging; 100. Agitation chamber; 200. Clearance chamber; 300. Annular protruding edge. Detailed Implementation

[0038] To facilitate understanding by those skilled in the art, the present invention will be further described below with reference to embodiments and accompanying drawings. The content mentioned in the embodiments is not intended to limit the present invention.

[0039] Please see Figures 1 to 8 As shown, this utility model discloses a peeling component that is easy to install and guide. The peeling component includes a housing shell 1, a cover 2 that covers the housing shell 1, and a peeling component 3 housed within the housing shell 1. The peeling component 3 includes a peeling unit 4 that is rotatably disposed within the housing shell 1, and a guide unit 5 disposed within the housing shell 1 and used in conjunction with the peeling unit 4. A guide plate 7 is used to gather the fruit to be peeled toward the rotation axis of the peeling unit 4. When the cover 2 is placed on the housing shell 1, the inner side of the cover 2 abuts against the annular portion 6 to automatically correct the installation position of the guide unit 5 on the housing shell 1.

[0040] The guide unit 5 includes a circular part 6 and a guide plate 7 connected to the circular part 6. The circular part 6 has multiple sets of guide ribs 8 evenly distributed on the side near the cover 2. The multiple sets of guide ribs 8 are arranged around the central axis of the circular part 6 and extend radially along the circular part 6. When the cover 2 is placed on the housing 1, the inner side of the cover 2 abuts against the guide ribs 8 to automatically correct the installation position of the guide unit 5 on the housing 1.

[0041] This peeling assembly features multiple sets of radially extending guide ribs 8 evenly distributed on the annular portion 6 of the guide unit 5. When the cover 2 is closed, the inner side of the cover 2 contacts and abuts against the guide ribs 8, automatically correcting the installation position of the guide unit 5 and greatly improving the convenience and accuracy of installation. The guide unit 5 is placed inside the housing 1, positioning the annular portion 6 appropriately. The multiple sets of radially extending guide ribs 8 are arranged around the central axis. Then, the cover 2 is closed onto the housing 1, with the inner side of the cover 2 contacting and abutting against the guide ribs 8. During this process, the position of the guide unit 5 is automatically adjusted to an accurate installation state.

[0042] The inner cavity of the housing 1 is conical, and multiple protruding ribs 9 are provided at equal intervals on the side of the inner cavity of the housing 1. The protruding ribs 9 extend along the central axis of the housing 1 and are used to stop one end of the guide unit 5 to prevent the guide unit 5 from rotating relative to the housing 1.

[0043] The inner cavity of the housing 1 is designed in a conical shape, with protruding ribs 9 extending along the central axis at equal intervals on its sides. This design effectively provides initial positioning for the annular portion 6 of the guide unit 5, preventing excessive displacement or shaking of the annular portion 6 within the housing 1. This ensures the stability of the internal structure of the peeling assembly and facilitates subsequent installation and normal use. When assembling the peeling assembly, the guide unit 5 is placed into the housing 1. Because the inner cavity of the housing 1 is conical, and its sides are equidistantly distributed with protruding ribs 9 extending along the central axis, these ribs 9 contact and stop the annular portion 6, placing it in a suitable and relatively stable position within the housing 1, thus completing the initial positioning.

[0044] The guiding unit 5 is made of silicone.

[0045] The guide unit 5 is made of silicone, which has good flexibility and elasticity, providing gentle guidance when in contact with fruit and preventing scratches on the fruit surface. Its wear resistance also ensures that the guide unit 5 is not easily damaged during long-term use, extending the component's lifespan. In manufacturing the peeling component, silicone material is selected and molded using a specific molding process to create the guide unit 5, including the ring portion 6 and the connected guide plate 7, etc., giving it the required shape and size. The manufactured silicone guide unit 5 is then installed into the corresponding position within the housing 1.

[0046] The guide rib 8 has an arc-shaped transition surface 11 on the side near the cover 2, and the arc-shaped transition surface 11 abuts against the inner side of the cover 2.

[0047] The guide rib 8 has an arc-shaped transition surface 11 on the side near the cover 2. When it comes into contact with the inner side of the cover 2, the arc-shaped transition surface 11 acts as a buffer and guide, making the closing process of the cover 2 smoother and avoiding impact damage to components caused by rigid contact. At the same time, it can more accurately correct the installation position of the guide unit 5, improving the stability and accuracy of installation. When manufacturing the guide rib 8, the side near the cover 2 is machined into an arc-shaped transition surface 11. When installing the peeling assembly, the guide unit 5 is placed into the receiving shell 1, and the cover 2 is closed. The inner side of the cover 2 contacts the arc-shaped transition surface 11 of the guide rib 8. As the cover 2 is pressed down, the arc-shaped transition surface 11 guides the cover 2 to close smoothly and automatically corrects the guide unit 5 to the accurate installation position.

[0048] The guide plate 7 includes a first guide plate 12, a second guide plate 13 connected to the first guide plate 12, and a bent plate 14 connected to the other end of the second guide plate 13. The first guide plate 12 and the bent plate 14 are located on the same side of the second guide plate 13. The first guide plate 12 and the bent plate 14 are both located between the second guide plate 13 and the inner wall of the receiving shell 1. The distance between the end of the second guide plate 13 near the first guide plate 12 and the inner wall of the receiving shell 1 is less than the distance between the end of the second guide plate 13 near the bent plate 14 and the inner wall of the receiving shell 1. The fruit to be peeled comes into contact with the first guide plate 12 and the second guide plate 13 in sequence.

[0049] The guide plate 7, composed of a first guide plate 12, a second guide plate 13, and a bent plate 14 with specific positional and distance relationships, allows the fruit to be peeled to sequentially contact the first and second guide plates 13, achieving orderly movement and precise positioning of the fruit within the receiving shell 1. This ensures a stable and efficient peeling process. Simultaneously, the design of the bent plate 14 prevents the peeled fruit from moving backward, improving peeling quality. During the manufacturing of the guide plate 7, the first guide plate 12, the second guide plate 13, and the bent plate 14 are connected as required, ensuring that the first guide plate 12 and the bent plate 14 are located on the same side of the second guide plate 13 and between the second guide plate 13 and the inner wall of the receiving shell 1. The distance between the two ends of the second guide plate 13 and the inner wall of the receiving shell 1 is adjusted accordingly. In use, the fruit to be peeled is placed in the receiving shell 1, and the fruit will sequentially contact the first guide plate 12 and the second guide plate 13, moving along a specific path for peeling.

[0050] An arc-shaped section 15 is provided at the connection between the first guide plate 12 and the second guide plate 13. A first included angle 16 is formed between the bending plate 14 and the second guide plate 13. The first guide plate 12, the second guide plate 13 and the bending plate 14 together divide the inner cavity of the housing 1 into a stirring chamber 100 and a clearance chamber 200. The clearance chamber 200 is located outside the guide plate 7. When the external drive motor used to drive the peeling unit 4 to rotate stops, the bending plate 14 abuts against the peeled fruit to prevent the peeled fruit from moving in the opposite direction into the clearance chamber 200.

[0051] An arc-shaped section 15 is provided at the connection between the first guide plate 12 and the second guide plate 13, which allows the fruit to be peeled to move more smoothly and reduces jamming. The bending plate 14 forms a first included angle 16 with the second guide plate 13, separating the stirring chamber 100 and the avoidance chamber 200. When the drive motor stops, the bending plate 14 can effectively hold the peeled fruit, preventing it from moving backward into the avoidance chamber 200, ensuring the stability of the peeled fruit's position, improving the peeling effect and the convenience of operation. When manufacturing the guide plate 7, the connection between the first guide plate 12 and the second guide plate 13 is processed into an arc-shaped section 15, and the angle between the bending plate 14 and the second guide plate 13 is adjusted to form a first included angle 16, so that the three together separate the stirring chamber 100 and the avoidance chamber 200 located outside the guide plate 7. When in use, the fruit to be peeled is placed into the stirring chamber 100 of the housing 1. During the rotation, the fruit passes through the first and second guide plates 13 in sequence. After peeling is completed, when the drive motor stops, the bending plate 14 holds the peeled fruit against the clearance chamber 200 to prevent it from entering.

[0052] The peeling unit 4 includes a base 17 and a shaft component 18 integrally formed with the base 17. The shaft component 18 includes a first shaft 19 and a second shaft 21. The first shaft 19 is disposed above the base 17, and the second shaft 21 is disposed below the base 17. The base 17 divides the housing 1 into an upper chamber 22 and a lower chamber 23. The cover 2 is provided with a shaft hole 24. The first shaft 19 protrudes from the shaft hole 24 and is connected to the output end of an external drive motor. The second shaft 21 is rotatably connected to the housing 1. The external drive motor drives the shaft component 18 to rotate, thereby driving the peeling unit 4 to peel the fruit placed on the base 17.

[0053] The peeling unit 4 adopts a design where the base 17 and the shaft component 18, which includes the first and second shafts 21, are integrally formed. The base 17 divides the housing 1 to form upper and lower chambers 23. The upper chamber 22 is used to place the fruit to be peeled, and the lower chamber 23 is used to place fruit peel waste. The first shaft 19 extends out of the shaft hole 24 of the cover 2 and is connected to an external drive motor. The second shaft 21 is rotatably engaged with the housing 1. This structure can stably transmit power, allowing the peeling unit 4 to rotate smoothly under the drive motor and efficiently complete the peeling work of the fruit placed on the base 17. When manufacturing the peeling unit 4, the base 17 and the shaft component 18 are integrally formed, so that the first shaft 19 is located above the base 17 and the second shaft 21 is located below the base 17. Place the peeling unit 4 into the housing 1. The base 17 divides it into upper and lower chambers 23. Cover the housing 2 and let the first shaft 19 pass through the shaft hole 24. Then connect the first shaft 19 to the output end of the external drive motor. The second shaft 21 rotates and engages with the housing 1. Start the drive motor to drive the peeling unit 4 to rotate and peel.

[0054] The base 17 is provided with multiple sets of mounting parts 25 and blades 26 mounted on the bearing surface of the mounting parts 25. The bearing surface of the mounting parts 25 is lower than the reference surface of the base 17. The blades 26 are attached to and pressed on the bearing surface of the mounting parts 25. The mounting parts 25 have a material discharge strip hole 27 arranged along the length of the mounting parts 25. The blades 26 are arranged on the side of the material discharge strip hole 27, and the cutting edge of the blades 26 is close to the material discharge strip hole 27. The fruit peel waste generated during the peeling process of the fruit to be peeled falls into the lower chamber 23 through the material discharge strip hole 27.

[0055] The base 17 has mounting portions 25 with a bearing surface lower than the reference surface to mount the blade 26, ensuring the blade 26 is stable and properly positioned. The design of the blade edge close to the material discharge hole 27 allows fruit peel waste generated during peeling to quickly fall into the lower chamber 23 through the material discharge hole 27, effectively separating the peel from the peeled fruit and preventing peel accumulation from affecting the peeling process, ensuring continuous and efficient peeling. During the manufacturing of the base 17, multiple sets of mounting portions 25 are pre-set, ensuring the bearing surface of each mounting portion 25 is lower than the reference surface of the base 17. Material discharge holes 27 are formed along the length of each mounting portion 25. The blade 26 is then attached to and held against the bearing surface of the mounting portion 25, with the blade edge close to the material discharge hole 27. In use, the fruit to be peeled is placed on the base 17, the equipment is started, and the peel waste shaved off by the blade 26 falls into the lower chamber 23 through the material discharge hole 27.

[0056] The base 17 also includes a tumbling component 28 disposed on the side of the blade 26. The length direction of the tumbling component 28 is the same as the length direction of the blade 26. The tumbling component 28 is provided with an arc-shaped convex surface 29. The fruit to be peeled rolls against the arc-shaped convex surface 29 during the rotation of the base 17.

[0057] A tumbling component 28 with an arc-shaped convex surface 29, aligned with the length of the blade 26, is provided on the side of the base 17. When the base 17 rotates, the fruit tumbles against the arc-shaped convex surface 29, ensuring even peeling by the blade 26 and preventing over- or under-peeling in certain areas. This effectively improves the uniformity and integrity of peeling, enhancing the overall peeling quality. During the manufacturing of the base 17, the tumbling component 28 is simultaneously positioned on the side of the blade 26, ensuring its length is aligned with the blade 26, and the arc-shaped convex surface 29 is machined onto it. When the fruit is placed on the base 17, as the base 17 rotates, the fruit contacts the arc-shaped convex surface 29 of the tumbling component 28 and tumbles continuously under its influence, allowing the blade 26 to peel the fruit evenly.

[0058] The peeling assembly also includes an anti-slip assembly 31 disposed at the bottom of the housing 1. The anti-slip assembly 31 includes an anti-slip ring 32 and an anti-slip edging 33 disposed outside the anti-slip ring 32. The anti-slip ring 32 abuts against the bottom of the housing 1, and the anti-slip edging 33 abuts against the outer sidewall of the housing 1.

[0059] An anti-slip component 31, comprising an anti-slip ring 32 and an anti-slip edge 33, is provided at the bottom of the housing 1. The anti-slip ring 32 abuts against the bottom of the housing 1, and the anti-slip edge abuts against the outer sidewall of the housing 1. This significantly enhances the friction between the peeling component and the placement surface, effectively preventing the component from sliding or shifting due to vibrations generated by the drive motor during use, ensuring stable and safe peeling operations. When assembling the peeling component, the anti-slip ring 32 is accurately placed at the bottom of the housing 1, ensuring it is in close contact with the bottom of the housing 1. At the same time, the position of the anti-slip edge 33 is adjusted so that it fits snugly against the outer sidewall of the housing 1, thus completing the installation of the anti-slip component 31 and ensuring the stability of the peeling component during use.

[0060] The first angle 16 has a range of 90°-180°, which broadens the range of fruits it can adapt to. A small angle of 90°-120° adapts to small, hard fruits such as plums and cherry tomatoes; a medium angle of 120°-150° is compatible with over 90% of common fruits such as apples and pears; and a large angle of 150°-180° adapts to large, soft fruits such as grapefruits and large watermelon chunks, breaking the limitations of fixed angles on fruit types. It also adapts to various usage scenarios, with a medium angle of 135° meeting the convenient and universal needs of home use. The adjustable angle structure can meet the multi-category processing needs of commercial scenarios. The large angle of 150°-180° can be customized to adapt to the batch processing needs of special scenarios. It can also optimize the structural performance, covering the conventional bending angle to reduce processing difficulty and cost. The reasonable stress distribution at different angles improves the structural durability and avoids fruit jamming or slipping, thus optimizing the user experience. In addition, compared with a fixed single angle, this range makes up for the shortcomings of small angles not being able to accommodate large fruits and large angles having poor limiting and guiding effects by covering intervals, ensuring stable peeling effect and continuous process.

[0061] The peeling unit 4 also includes an annular protrusion 300 disposed on the side of the base 17. The base 17 is disc-shaped, and the annular protrusion 300 is disposed around the central axis of the base 17. The base 17 is used to support external fruits, and the annular protrusion 300 is used to prevent the external fruits supported by the base 17 from falling off the base 17.

[0062] The rest of this embodiment is the same as that in Embodiment 1. Features not explained in this embodiment are explained using the methods in Embodiment 1, and will not be repeated here.

[0063] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, there will be changes in the specific implementation method and application scope based on the idea of ​​this utility model. The content of this specification should not be construed as a limitation of this utility model.

Claims

1. A peeling assembly that is easy to install and guide, characterized in that: The device includes a housing (1), a cover (2) that covers the housing (1), and a peeling component (3) housed within the housing (1). The peeling component (3) includes a peeling unit (4) that is rotatably disposed within the housing (1) and a guide unit (5) disposed within the housing (1) and used in conjunction with the peeling unit (4). The guide unit (5) includes a ring portion (6) and a guide plate (7) connected to the ring portion (6). The guide plate (7) is used to gather the fruit to be peeled toward the rotation axis close to the peeling unit (4). When the cover (2) is placed on the housing (1), the inner side of the cover (2) abuts against the ring portion (6) to automatically correct the installation position of the guide unit (5) on the housing (1).

2. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The annular part (6) has multiple sets of guide ribs (8) evenly distributed on the side near the cover (2); the multiple sets of guide ribs (8) are arranged around the central axis of the annular part (6), and the guide ribs (8) extend radially along the annular part (6). When the cover (2) is placed on the housing (1), the inner side of the cover (2) abuts against the guide ribs (8) to automatically correct the installation position of the guide unit (5) on the housing (1).

3. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner cavity of the housing (1) is conical, and multiple protruding ribs (9) are provided at equal intervals on the side of the inner cavity of the housing (1). The protruding ribs (9) extend along the central axis of the housing (1) and are used to stop one end of the guide unit (5) to prevent the guide unit (5) from rotating relative to the housing (1).

4. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 2, characterized in that: The guide rib (8) has an arc-shaped transition surface (11) on the side near the cover (2), and the arc-shaped transition surface (11) abuts against the inner side of the cover (2).

5. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The guide plate (7) includes a first guide plate (12), a second guide plate (13) connected to the first guide plate (12), and a bent plate (14) connected to the other end of the second guide plate (13). The first guide plate (12) and the bent plate (14) are located on the same side of the second guide plate (13). The first guide plate (12) and the bent plate (14) are both located between the second guide plate (13) and the inner wall of the receiving shell (1). The distance between the end of the second guide plate (13) near the first guide plate (12) and the inner wall of the receiving shell (1) is less than the distance between the end of the second guide plate (13) near the bent plate (14) and the inner wall of the receiving shell (1). The fruit to be peeled comes into contact with the first guide plate (12) and the second guide plate (13) in sequence.

6. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 5, characterized in that: An arc-shaped section (15) is provided at the connection between the first guide plate (12) and the second guide plate (13). A first included angle (16) is formed between the bent plate (14) and the second guide plate (13). The first guide plate (12), the second guide plate (13) and the bent plate (14) together divide the inner cavity of the housing (1) into a stirring chamber (100) and a clearance chamber (200). The clearance chamber (200) is located outside the guide plate (7). When the external drive motor used to drive the peeling unit (4) to rotate stops, the bent plate (14) abuts against the peeled fruit to prevent the peeled fruit from moving in the opposite direction into the clearance chamber (200).

7. The peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The peeling unit (4) includes a base (17) and a shaft component (18) integrally formed with the base (17). The shaft component (18) includes a first shaft (19) and a second shaft (21). The first shaft (19) is located above the base (17), and the second shaft (21) is located below the base (17). The base (17) divides the housing (1) into an upper chamber (22) and a lower chamber (23). The cover (2) is provided with a shaft hole (24). The first shaft (19) protrudes from the shaft hole (24) and is connected to the output end of an external drive motor. The second shaft (21) is rotatably connected to the housing (1). The external drive motor drives the shaft component (18) to rotate, thereby driving the peeling unit (4) to peel the fruit placed on the base (17).

8. A peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 7, characterized in that: The base (17) is provided with multiple sets of mounting parts (25) and blades (26) mounted on the bearing surface of the mounting parts (25). The bearing surface of the mounting parts (25) is lower than the reference surface of the base (17). The blades (26) are attached to and pressed on the bearing surface of the mounting parts (25). The mounting parts (25) are provided with a material discharge strip hole (27) arranged along the length direction of the mounting parts (25). The blades (26) are arranged on the side of the material discharge strip hole (27). The cutting edge of the blades (26) is close to the material discharge strip hole (27). The fruit peel waste generated during the peeling process of the fruit to be peeled falls into the lower chamber (23) through the material discharge strip hole (27).

9. A peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 7, characterized in that: The base (17) also includes a tumbling component (28) disposed on the side of the blade (26). The length direction of the tumbling component (28) is the same as the length direction of the blade (26). The tumbling component (28) is provided with an arc-shaped convex surface (29). The fruit to be peeled rolls against the arc-shaped convex surface (29) during the rotation of the base (17).

10. A peeling assembly for easy installation and alignment according to claim 7, characterized in that: The peeling unit (4) also includes an annular protrusion (300) on the side of the base (17). The base (17) is disc-shaped, and the annular protrusion (300) is arranged around the central axis of the base (17). The base (17) is used to support external fruits, and the annular protrusion (300) is used to prevent the external fruits supported by the base (17) from falling off the base (17).

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