Scooping tool having movable head

Abstract

Disclosed is a scooping tool having a movable head. The scooping tool comprises a scooping portion (1), and a first scooping handle (2) and a second scooping handle (3) which are fixedly connected to the scooping portion (1); a slide hole (201) is formed in the first scooping handle (2); a stop member (301) is arranged on the second scooping handle (3); the second scooping handle (3) passes through the slide hole (201) and moves relative to the slide hole (201), so that when the stop member (301) abuts against the first scooping handle (2), the two scooping handles are fixed; or the scooping tool comprises magnetic attraction members arranged on the scooping portion (1) or on both the first scooping handle (2) and the second scooping handle (3); the second scooping handle (3) passes through the slide hole (201) and moves relative to the slide hole (201); and the two scooping handles are fixed under the action of the magnetic attraction members. An existing spoon that comes with the canned food can be replaced with the scooping tool; the scooping tool is suitable for food at different heights in a container; and the portions, clamped by fingers, on the upper portions of the scooping handles are not in contact with food, so that sanitation during food scooping is maintained.

Description

A scooping tool with a movable head Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of daily necessities technology, specifically to a scooping tool with a movable head. Background Technology

[0002] Canned foods, such as canned milk powder and protein powder, usually come with a spoon. Most of these spoons are short and do not exceed the diameter of the can opening. A small number of products come with a long spoon that exceeds the diameter of the can opening. The common inconveniences are: (1) When the spoon is short, the entire handle is very likely to come into contact with the food, or even sink into the food. When taking out the spoon, the hand will touch the food, causing contamination; (2) When the spoon is long, after scooping out the food, it is often necessary to insert the spoon deep into the food before closing the can lid. Due to the resistance of the scooping part, this operation is more inconvenient.

[0003] The solutions currently available on the market to address the above problems include:

[0004] (1) A rack or slot for placing a spoon is installed inside the jar so that the scooping handle does not come into contact with the food. However, the problem is that with this structure, the overall length of the spoon can only be set to be smaller than the diameter of the jar opening. The overall length of the spoon is relatively short, which makes it inconvenient to scoop food from deeper inside the jar.

[0005] (2) Use a folding spoon. However, the problem is that the spoon can only be changed to two lengths, while the food in the can changes constantly as it is consumed. In many cases, the problems mentioned above due to the spoon being too long or too short still exist. In addition, each time the spoon is used, both hands are needed to operate the spoon to open and close it, and the hands will touch the parts of the spoon that will come into contact with the food, causing contamination.

[0006] In improved technologies, such as the magnetic scooping tool for containers described in patent number 202020737675.5, there are independently set magnets and a magnetically attracted object, as well as a scooping component connected to the magnetically attracted object for extracting contents from the container. The scooping component is concealed inside the container for easy access. It is connected to the lid via a magnetic structure, making it compatible with various cans and easy to install. It can also be detached separately for cleaning. However, due to the resistance of the scooping part, it is difficult to insert the spoon and close the container lid when there is a lot of seasoning. Even if the spoon is made to its maximum length and is the same height as the container, the angle of the scooping handle will not be perpendicular to the bottom of the container when scooping, making it difficult to scoop food from the bottom of the container.

[0007] Based on this, an improvement was made to an integrated retractable spoon and lid, such as a medicine bottle with a retractable spoon as described in patent number 202320038380.2. This includes a bottle body with a cap on top. A fixing rod is inserted into the closing end of the cap. A retractable rod is axially connected to the end of the fixing rod away from the cap, and a retractable spoon is located at the end of the retractable rod. By incorporating a retractable spoon with adjustable length on the cap, contamination of the medicine can be prevented, and it is convenient for users to take the medicine. However, some problems still exist. The spoon handle on the cap takes up a lot of space, making it difficult to manufacture in a large volume. It can generally only hold small amounts of seasonings and cannot be used for large containers of milk powder or other foods; furthermore, it is difficult to clean when containing sauces or liquid foods. Patent content

[0008] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this invention is to provide a scooping tool with a movable head.

[0009] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution:

[0010] A scooping tool with a movable head includes a scooping part, a first scooping handle and a second scooping handle fixedly connected to the scooping part. The first scooping handle is provided with a sliding hole, and the second scooping handle is provided with a stop. The second scooping handle passes through the sliding hole and moves relative to the sliding hole so that when the stop abuts against the first scooping handle, the two scooping handles are locked in place.

[0011] Preferably, the second scooping handle includes a handle head and a hand handle connected to the handle head, with a stopper located at the handle head or at the connection between the handle head and the hand handle.

[0012] Preferably, the head of the handle is provided with a reinforcing member so that when the handle and the stop member can be distributed and abutted against both ends of the sliding hole, the reinforcing member abuts against the wall of the sliding hole to increase the friction between the handle and the wall of the sliding hole.

[0013] Preferably, the first scooping handle has one or more openings or grooves arranged in sequence, and the shape of the abutment matches the shape of the opening or groove so that when the abutment is inserted into the opening or groove, the two scooping handles are secured; when there are several openings or grooves arranged in sequence, the length of the scooping handle can be adjusted according to actual needs.

[0014] Preferably, the first scooping handle has a receiving groove on the side facing away from the spoon opening, and when the abutment abuts the first scooping handle, the handle head is placed in the receiving groove.

[0015] Preferably, the receiving groove is matched with the handle head size. When the abutment abuts against the first scooping handle, the handle head is placed in the receiving groove to further secure the two scooping handles by increasing the friction between the handle head and the inner wall of the receiving groove.

[0016] Preferably, the receiving groove is provided with a baffle. When the blocking member abuts against the first scooping handle, the handle head is placed in the receiving groove and the handle head presses against the baffle, so as to further secure the two scooping handles by increasing the friction between the handle head and the baffle.

[0017] Preferably, the handle and the head are L-shaped, and the stopper is integrally connected to the head, so that the scooping part gradually widens away from the handle. When the head and the stopper can be distributed to abut against both ends of the sliding hole, the second scooping handle is prevented from dislodging from the sliding hole.

[0018] Preferably, the handle head is provided with a protrusion. When the abutment and the protrusion abut against the two ends of the sliding hole respectively, the two scoop handles are further secured.

[0019] Preferably, the scooping part includes a scooping part, a first scooping handle and a second scooping handle fixedly connected to the scooping part. The first scooping handle is provided with a sliding hole. The scooping part or the first scooping handle and the second scooping handle are provided with magnetic attracting elements. The second scooping handle passes through the sliding hole and moves relative to the sliding hole. The two scooping handles are fixed by the action of the magnetic attracting elements.

[0020] Preferably, the width of the sliding hole is significantly greater than the width of the second scooping handle, so that the second scooping handle rotates at a certain angle around the sliding hole to achieve a fixed state of being locked or magnetically attracted with the first scooping handle, or to release the fixed state of being locked or magnetically attracted. After the fixed state is released, the second scooping handle moves downward along the first scooping handle to shorten the length of the scooping handle, so that when the scooping tool is finally stored, the height of the scooping part or the first scooping handle can be higher than the height of the handle head of the second scooping handle.

[0021] Preferably, the sliding hole includes an elliptical hole in the middle and a V-shaped hole at at least one end of the elliptical hole, so that when the second scooping handle slides through the sliding hole, the V-shaped hole locks the second scooping handle. Beneficial effects

[0022] The scooping tool of the present invention, when used alone:

[0023] 1) It can replace the spoons that come with existing canned foods and is suitable for foods at different heights in the container. After scooping, the second scoop handle can be inserted into the food with little resistance and is not easy to tip over. At the same time, its height will decrease. Therefore, no matter how high the food is in the container, it can be conveniently stored in the container after scooping. The part of the scoop handle that is pinched by fingers will not come into contact with the food, keeping the food hygienic when scooping.

[0024] 2) Because the second scoop handle can be inserted into the food with minimal resistance after scooping, the length of the scoop handle is only limited by the height of the container. Therefore, the scoop handle can be made relatively longer, making it easier to scoop food from the bottom of the container. This is unlike the spoons that come with canned foods, where the scooping resistance prevents the handle from being made long enough.

[0025] 3) When using it, you only need to hold the upper end of the scoop handle and operate it with one hand. It is simple and quick. Folding or telescopic spoons on the market generally require two hands to operate their folding or telescopic functions, and are also prone to touching the part of the spoon that comes into contact with the food, causing contamination.

[0026] And when it is applied to a spoon lid integrated:

[0027] 1) Solved the problem of resistance in the scooping part of the integrated spoon and lid product;

[0028] 2) It can be adapted to various cans through some structures and can be directly applied to the original food cans without the need to prepare additional cans;

[0029] 3) Unlike existing telescopic spoon and lid integrated containers, it will not increase the overall volume of the container;

[0030] 4) Unlike existing telescopic rod spoon-lid integrated containers, it will not compromise the container's airtightness;

[0031] 5) Easy to clean. Attached Figure Description

[0032] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 1.

[0033] Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 1.

[0034] Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the second scooping handle in the scooping tool of this embodiment 1.

[0035] Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the second scooping handle in the scooping tool of this embodiment 1.

[0036] Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 2.

[0037] Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 2.

[0038] Figure 7 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 2 (II).

[0039] Figure 8 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 3.

[0040] Figure 9 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 4.

[0041] Figure 10 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 5.

[0042] Figure 11 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 5.

[0043] Figure 12 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 5.

[0044] Figure 13 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 5.

[0045] Figure 14 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 6.

[0046] Figure 15 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 6.

[0047] Figure 16 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 7.

[0048] Figure 17 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 7.

[0049] Figure 18 is a structural schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 8.

[0050] Figure 19 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 8.

[0051] Figure 20 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 9.

[0052] Figure 21 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 9.

[0053] Figure 22 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in this embodiment 10.

[0054] Figure 23 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the locked state in this embodiment 11.

[0055] Figure 24 is a schematic diagram of the scooping tool in the sliding state in this embodiment 11.

[0056] In the attached diagram: 1-scooping part, 2-first scooping handle, 201-sliding hole, 202-opening, 203-accommodating groove, 2031-slot, 204-baffle, 205-groove, 3-second scooping handle, 301-stopping part, 31-handle head, 311-reinforcing part, 312-protrusion, 32-hand handle, 321-positioning part, 331-first magnetic suction part, 332-second magnetic suction part. Implementation

[0057] The embodiments are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0058] The scooping tool of this invention includes a scooping part 1, a first scooping handle 2 and a second scooping handle 3 fixedly connected to the scooping part 1. The scooping part 1 is the head of a spoon, fork, ladle, knife, funnel, etc., used for scooping food. It is categorized into a locked type and a loose type based on the tightness of the first scooping handle 2 and the second scooping handle 3. The locked type has the first scooping handle 2 locked at the bottom of the second scooping handle 3 and is not easily moved, making it suitable for use with easily deformable materials such as plastic, metal, bamboo, and wood. The loose type uses gravity to keep the first scooping handle 2 at the bottom of the second scooping handle 3, allowing the first scooping handle 2 to move. While it requires some skill to use, its advantage is that it requires less locking action compared to the locked type, making it faster to operate. It is suitable for scooping small amounts of food, such as seasonings, and is less restricted in terms of materials used, including not only easily deformable materials but also ceramics, glass, and other non-deformable materials.

[0059] Example 1: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a locking type; a first scooping handle 2 is provided with a sliding hole 201, and a second scooping handle 3 is provided with a stop 301. The second scooping handle 3 passes through the sliding hole 201 and moves relative to the sliding hole 201, so that when the stop 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the two scooping handles are locked.

[0060] The width of the sliding hole 201 is significantly greater than the width of the second scooping handle 3, so that the second scooping handle 3 can rotate around the sliding hole 201 at a certain angle to achieve a fixed state or a fixed state of being locked with the first scooping handle 2. After the fixed state is released, the second scooping handle 3 moves towards the first scooping handle 2, so that when the scooping tool is finally stored, the height of the scooping part 1 or the first scooping handle 2 can be higher than the height of the handle head 31 of the second scooping handle 3.

[0061] When food needs to be scooped, the second scooping handle 3 is passed through the sliding hole 201 and moved relative to the sliding hole 201. When the stop member 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the two scooping handles are locked in place. After scooping, the scooping part 1 is pressed against the food or the wall of the food can, and the second scooping handle 3 is moved diagonally downwards to release the lock. This allows the second scooping handle 3 to be inserted into the food with less resistance and to be fixed in place so as not to tip over. At the same time, its height will decrease, making it easier to close the can lid. The whole operation process is simple and smooth.

[0062] The second scooping handle 3 includes a handle head 31 and a hand handle 32 connected to the handle head 31. The stop member 301 is located at the handle head 31 or at the connection between the handle head 31 and the hand handle 32. The length of the second scooping handle 3 can be increased or decreased by means of telescopic, folding, splicing, etc.

[0063] The sliding hole 201 includes an elliptical hole in the middle and a V-shaped hole at at least one end of the elliptical hole, so that when the second scooping handle 3 slides through the sliding hole 201, the V-shaped hole locks the second scooping handle 3. The V-shaped structure clamps the handle head 31 and / or the stop member 301, so that the first scooping handle 2 can be locked at the bottom of the second scooping handle 3 and is not easily moved (see Figures 1 and 2).

[0064] Meanwhile, as shown in Figure 3, the maximum diameter of the sliding hole 201 (the length from the tip of the V-shaped hole to the end of the elliptical hole or between two V-shaped holes) is labeled La, and the length from the handle 31 to the stop 301 is labeled Lb. Under normal circumstances, La ≥ Lb. In the locked state, the two ends of the handle 31 and the stop 301 abut against the V-shaped hole and apply pressure to each other to achieve locking. This locking structure is chosen because its locking process is relatively smooth, requiring only a small force to lock, and ultimately, it is equivalent to applying force to the bottom of the scooping handle on four contact surfaces, which will clamp the second scooping handle 3 more securely.

[0065] Preferably, the contact point between the handle 31 and the V-shaped opening of the sliding hole 201 is an arc-shaped surface, and the arc-shaped surface has anti-slip protrusions to improve friction (see Figure 4).

[0066] Example 2: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a locking type. The only difference between it and the above embodiment is that: the first scooping handle 2 is provided with a receiving groove 203 on the side facing away from the spoon mouth. At this time, the outer wall of one side of the scooping part 1 can also serve as an inner wall of the receiving groove 203; when the abutment 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the handle head 31 is placed in the receiving groove 203.

[0067] The receiving groove 203 is sized to match the handle head 31. When the abutment 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the handle head 31 is placed in the receiving groove 203, and the head of the handle head 31 abuts against the outer wall of the scooping part 1, so as to further secure the first scooping handle 2 and the second scooping handle 3 by increasing the friction between the handle head 31 and the inner wall of the receiving groove 203 (see Figures 5-7).

[0068] Meanwhile, the stop member 301 can be hollow. When the stop member 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the stop member 301 can have a certain degree of deformation to further apply pressure to the first scooping handle 2 for clamping.

[0069] Alternatively, the stopper 301 may be a C-shaped or L-shaped structure, so that when the stopper 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, it can lock the first scooping handle 2.

[0070] Example 3: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a locking type. The only difference from the above embodiments is that the first scooping handle 2 has a receiving groove 203 on the side facing away from the scoop opening. When the abutment 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the handle head 31 is placed in the receiving groove 203. A positioning member 321 is provided on the hand handle 32. The size of the positioning member 321 is larger than the size of the sliding hole 201 to prevent the second scooping handle 3 from disengaging from the sliding hole 201.

[0071] The receiving groove 203 is provided with a baffle 204. When the blocking member 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the handle head 31 is placed in the receiving groove 203 and the head of the handle head 31 presses against the baffle 204, so as to further secure the first scooping handle 2 and the second scooping handle 3 by increasing the friction between the handle head 31 and the baffle 204 (see Figure 8).

[0072] Example 4: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a locking type. The only difference between it and the above embodiment is that the head of the handle 31 is provided with a reinforcing member 311, which is an arc-shaped wall. When the handle 31 and the abutment 301 can be distributed and abutted against the two ends of the sliding hole 201, the arc-shaped wall abuts against the wall of the sliding hole 201 and is squeezed to increase the friction between the handle 31 and the wall of the sliding hole 201 (see Figure 9).

[0073] Example 5: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a locking type. The only difference between it and the above embodiments is that: the first scooping handle 2 is provided with one or more openings 202 or grooves (205) arranged in sequence, and the shape of the abutment 301 matches the shape of the openings 202 or grooves (205) so that when the abutment 301 is inserted into the openings 202 or grooves (205), the two scooping handles are locked in place; when the openings 202 or grooves (205) are arranged in sequence, the length of the scooping handle can be adjusted according to actual needs (see Figures 10-13), which is more convenient than other types when applied to taller tanks.

[0074] Example 6: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a loose type. The only difference from the above embodiment is that the first scooping handle 2 has a receiving groove 203 on the side facing away from the spoon mouth. When the abutment 301 abuts against the first scooping handle 2, the handle head 31 is placed in the receiving groove 203 and the handle head 31 does not abut against the outer wall of the scooping part 1 (see Figures 14 and 15). In use, the first scooping handle 2 and the second scooping handle 3 are in a relatively loose state. However, when the scooping part 1 scoops up an item, the second scooping handle 3 abuts against the inner wall of the receiving groove 203 of the first scooping handle 2 under the action of gravity, which can also scoop up the item from the container.

[0075] Example 7: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a loose type. The only difference between it and the above embodiment is that the receiving groove 203 is provided with a slot 2031. When the scooping tool is used to scoop up items, the handle 31 enters the slot 2031, making the handle 31 difficult to move (see Figures 16 and 17).

[0076] Example 8: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a loose type. The only difference between it and the above embodiment is that: the handle 32 and the handle head 31 are L-shaped, and the abutment 301 is integrally connected with the handle head 31, so that the scooping part 1 gradually widens in the direction away from the handle 32. When the handle head 31 and the abutment 301 can be distributed to abut against both ends of the sliding hole 201, the second scooping handle 3 is prevented from disengaging from the sliding hole 201 (see Figures 18 and 19).

[0077] Example 9: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which is a loose type. The only difference between it and the above embodiment is that the handle 31 is provided with a protrusion 312. When the abutment 301 and the protrusion 312 are distributed and abut against both ends of the sliding hole 201 (see Figures 20 and 21).

[0078] Example 10: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which differs from the above embodiments only in that: the second scooping handle 3 is detachably connected to the lid by means of adhesive, magnetism, snap fastener, etc., or the container lid and scooping handle are directly made as one piece to form a scoop-lid integrated container (see Figure 22).

[0079] Example 11: A preferred embodiment of the present invention provides a scooping tool with a movable head, which differs from the above embodiments only in that it includes a scooping part 1, a first scooping handle 2 and a second scooping handle 3 fixedly connected to the scooping part 1. The first scooping handle 2 is provided with a sliding hole 201. Magnetic elements are provided on the scooping part 1 or the first scooping handle 2 and the second scooping handle 3. The second scooping handle 3 passes through the sliding hole 201 and moves relative to the sliding hole 201, and is fixed by the magnetic elements. A first magnetic element 331 is provided at the end of the second scooping handle 3, and a second magnetic element 332 is provided on the scooping part 1 or the first scooping handle 2. In this example, the second magnetic element 332 is located in the receiving groove 203, and the attraction generated by the two magnetic elements can replace the locking effect of the blocking element (see Figures 23 and 24).

[0080] Furthermore, the first scoop handle 2 is provided with one or more second magnetic suction elements 332 arranged in sequence, which is equivalent to replacing the blocking element 301, the opening 202 or the groove 205 with magnetic suction elements. The length of the scoop handle can be adjusted according to actual needs (see Figures 12-13). It is more convenient to use in taller tanks compared to other models.

[0081] Furthermore, in this embodiment, the width of the sliding hole 201 is significantly greater than the width of the second scooping handle 3, so that the second scooping handle 3 rotates at a certain angle around the sliding hole 201 to achieve a magnetically fixed state with the first scooping handle 2 or to release the magnetically fixed state. After the fixed state is released, the second scooping handle 3 moves downward along the first scooping handle (2) to shorten the length of the scooping handle, so that when the scooping tool is finally stored, the height of the scooping part 1 or the first scooping handle 2 can be higher than the height of the handle head 31 of the second scooping handle 3.

Claims

1. A scooping tool with a movable head, characterized in that, It includes a scooping part (1), a first scooping handle (2) and a second scooping handle (3) fixedly connected to the scooping part (1). The first scooping handle (2) is provided with a sliding hole (201), and the second scooping handle (3) is provided with a stop (301). The second scooping handle (3) passes through the sliding hole (201) and moves relative to the sliding hole (201) so that when the stop (301) abuts against the first scooping handle (2), the two scooping handles are locked.

2. The scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 1, characterized in that, The second scooping handle (3) includes a handle head (31) and a hand handle (32) connected to the handle head (31), and a stop (301) is located at the handle head (31) or at the connection between the handle head (31) and the hand handle (32).

3. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 2, characterized in that, The head of the handle (31) is provided with a reinforcing member (311) so that when the handle (31) and the stop member (301) can be distributed and abutted against the two ends of the sliding hole (201), the reinforcing member (311) abuts against the wall of the sliding hole (201) to increase the friction between the handle (31) and the wall of the sliding hole (201).

4. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first scooping handle (2) has one or more openings (202) or grooves (205) arranged in sequence. The shape of the abutment (301) matches the shape of the opening (202) or groove (205) so that when the abutment (301) is inserted into the opening (202) or groove (205), the two scooping handles are secured. When there are several openings (202) or grooves (205) arranged in sequence, the length of the scooping handle can be adjusted according to actual needs.

5. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 2, characterized in that, The first scooping handle (2) has a receiving groove (203) on the side facing away from the spoon mouth. When the abutment (301) abuts against the first scooping handle (2), the handle head (31) is placed in the receiving groove (203). The receiving groove (203) is sized to match the handle (31). When the stop (301) abuts against the first scooping handle (2), the handle (31) is placed in the receiving groove (203) to further secure the two scooping handles by increasing the friction between the handle (31) and the inner wall of the receiving groove (203).

6. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 5, characterized in that, The receiving groove (203) is provided with a baffle (204). When the blocking member (301) abuts against the first scooping handle (2), the handle head (31) is placed in the receiving groove (203) and the head of the handle head (31) presses against the baffle (204) to further secure the two scooping handles by increasing the friction between the handle head (31) and the baffle (204).

7. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 2, characterized in that, The handle (32) and the handle head (31) are L-shaped. The stop (301) is integrally connected with the handle head (31) so that the scooping part (1) gradually widens in the direction away from the handle (32). When the handle head (31) and the stop (301) can be distributed to abut against both ends of the sliding hole (201), the second scooping handle (3) is prevented from disengaging from the sliding hole (201).

8. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 2, characterized in that, The handle (31) is provided with a protrusion (312). When the abutment (301) and the protrusion (312) abut against the two ends of the sliding hole (201) respectively, the two scooping handles are further secured.

9. A scooping tool with a movable head, characterized in that, It includes a scooping part (1), a first scooping handle (2) and a second scooping handle (3) fixedly connected to the scooping part (1). The first scooping handle (2) is provided with a sliding hole (201). The scooping part (1) or the first scooping handle (2) and the second scooping handle (3) are provided with magnetic attracting elements. The second scooping handle (3) passes through the sliding hole (201) and moves relative to the sliding hole (201). The two scooping handles are fixed by the action of the magnetic attracting elements.

10. A scooping tool with a movable head according to any one of claims 1-9, characterized in that, The width of the sliding hole (201) is significantly greater than the width of the second scooping handle (3), so that the second scooping handle (3) rotates at a certain angle around the sliding hole (201) to achieve a fixed state of being locked or magnetically attracted with the first scooping handle (2) or to be released from the fixed state of being locked or magnetically attracted. After the fixed state is released, the second scooping handle (3) moves downward along the first scooping handle (2) to shorten the length of the scooping handle, so that when the scooping tool is finally stored, the height of the scooping part (1) or the first scooping handle (2) can be higher than the height of the handle head (31) of the second scooping handle (3).

11. A scooping tool with a movable head according to claim 10, characterized in that, The sliding hole (201) includes an elliptical hole in the middle and a V-shaped hole at at least one end of the elliptical hole, so that when the second scooping handle (3) slides through the sliding hole (201), the V-shaped hole locks the second scooping handle (3).

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