ES1167158U - Mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle, consisting of a bucket (1) for mops with its corresponding drainer and traditional handle characterized in that it comprises in its middle part, next to the drainer, an extendable handle (2) of telescopic type, whose vertical bars (3) fit into holes (4) made in the upper edge of the hub (1), one per bar (3), on each side of the hub (1), and follow guides (5) with the same profile which are parallel to the wall of the cube (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

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DESCRIPTION

Mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a mop bucket equipped with wheels and extendable handle for movement.

It comes to solve the transport problem especially when the bucket is full of water and weighs a lot, in addition to having an extendable handle, avoiding having to bend the user to lift it, which in this case does not have to take it by hand, but pull him thanks to the wheels.

The advantages of this invention are the following:

- Reduces considerably the effort for the transport of the bucket, especially when it is full and weighs enough, avoiding spills or overexertion.

- Avoid the need to bend down to grab the handle, while avoiding excessive effort to lift the bucket full of water.

- Since everything is integrated in the same cube, it does not require auxiliary elements or accessories.

The industrial application of this invention is within the sector of cleaning buckets, and more specifically mop buckets with wheels and extendable handle.

Background of the invention

Although no identical invention has been found to that described, we present below the documents found that reflect the state of the art related to it.

Thus, document ES1073721U refers to a mop, sliding and folding trolley with a draining lever consisting of a device that groups the essentials for floor scrubbing, consisting of a lightweight metal structure with vertical stringers related to a rotating platform on an axis with three or four self-orientated wheels with neoprene rolling, or similar, the rotation of the platform with respect to the stringers being limited to 90 ° by an articulated tie rod. On one of the stringers there is a stick support clamp with a map and, on the opposite side, there is a slipper lever resting on a stop with a rotation axis on stringers equipped with pressure plates and handle. The cited invention comprises a cart as a supplement to the mop bucket, while the main patent describes a bucket adapted with its own wheels and handle.

ES2350615T3 proposes a cube comprising: generally vertical side walls and a bottom part that jointly define a cube interior; a rear face constituting one of said side walls that extends substantially above the height of the interior of the hub; and that said hub is adapted for a nested stack and the hub comprises at least two wheels mounted on the hub in

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the rear face around an axis in a bottom area thereof. The main invention, unlike this, has an extendable handle to disturb as little as possible in the scrubbing task.

ES1073679U describes a mop bucket with removable axle wheels consisting of a bucket or water receptacle, two axles-wheel support, two attachable wheels and a swivel wheel. The hub described, although it has wheels for its displacement, lacks a handle, which is one of the main features of the main invention.

Asl ES1150121 U proposes a home auxiliary kit consisting of a shopping cart, with two wheels, with its shopping bag, inside which a telescopic broom and a mop and a folding dustpan are housed. The mast supports a two-step stool that is fastened to the mast on two metal hooks. In the lower part of the mast a metal support is welded, characterized in that it is suitable for housing the mop bucket. This mast supports the shopping bag, in the middle part of the mast it carries oscillating arms fastened with pins at the end of which is a metal worktop that collapses 90 degrees on the handle of the mast, holding it with the piece in the form of "OR". Again, the description corresponds to an auxiliary element, as in the first of the compared inventions, while the main invention describes a cube with modifications thereon.

ES1040343U refers to a trolley carrier; constituted by a resistant structure, preferably in general form of "L" supported by wheels, and defined by two quadrangular frames of equal width, supporting the cube horizontal lower frame while the upper frame laterally presents a tube positioned with flanges, whose end lower is inside the bucket while in the upper area of the tube a water tap is attached to fill the bucket; in one of the crossbars of the upper frame of the structure there are aligned hooks on which a bag is hung while at the top end it ends in a rubber grip that acts as a handle. Again it is a car that supports all other necessary elements such as the hub, while the main invention comprises wheels and handles of their own.

Conclusions: As can be seen from the investigation carried out, none of the documents found solves the problems raised as the proposed invention does.

Description of the invention

The mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle object of the present invention is constituted from a mop bucket with its corresponding drainer and traditional handle comprising in its middle part, next to the drainer, an extendable handle of telescopic type, whose bars vertical fit into holes made in the upper edge of the cube, one per bar, on each side of the cube, and follow some glues with the same profile that are parallel to the inner wall of the cube. In the base it comprises horizontal axes practiced to be able to couple the wheels for transport and displacement.

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Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of the present description, drawings that represent a preferred embodiment of the present invention are combined:

Figure 1: Perspective view of the mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle in extended position.

Figure 2: Perspective view of the mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle in collected position.

The numerical references that appear in said figures correspond to the following constituent elements of the invention:

1. Bucket with drainer and conventional handle

2. Extendable handle

3. Vertical bars

4. Holes

5. Gulas

6. Cube base

7. Horizontal axes

8. Wheels

Description of a preferred embodiment

A preferred embodiment of the mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle object of the present invention, with reference to the numerical references, can be based on a mop bucket (1) with its corresponding drainer and traditional handle comprising in its middle part, together to the drainer, an extendable handle (2) of telescopic type, whose vertical bars (3) fit into holes (4) made in the upper edge of the hub (1), one per bar (3), on each side of the hub ( 1), and follow some glues (5) with the same profile that are parallel to the wall of the cube (1). In the base (6) it comprises horizontal axes (7) practiced to be able to couple the wheels (8) for transport and movement.

Claims (1)

1. Mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle, consisting of a bucket (1) for mops with their corresponding drainer and traditional handle characterized in that 5 comprises in its middle part, next to the drainer, an extendable handle (2) of telescopic type, whose vertical bars (3) fit into holes (4) made in the upper edge of the cube (1), one per bar (3), on each side of the cube (1), and follow some glues (5) with the same profile that are parallel to the wall of the cube (1). 10 2. Mop bucket with wheels and extendable handle, according to claim 1, characterized in that at the base (6) it comprises horizontal axes (7) practiced to be able to couple the wheels (8) for transport and movement.