JP2000287902A - Wax polishing utensil - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simultaneously perform wax liquid spraying and wax polishing, and at the same time, facilitate the operations, and reduce the labor by providing one or a plurality of jetting nozzles to jet the wax liquid to an area in front of a wax polishing cloth on an upper panel to hold the wax polishing cloth. SOLUTION: A wax polishing cloth 1 is removably held on the lower surface of an upper panel 2, and on the upper panel 2, a handle 3 is attached to the upper surface 4. In the middle of the handle 3, a tank 5 which houses a wax liquid (emulsion) is provided, and at the same time, a gripping section 8 is provided at the upper end section of the handle 3. In the tank 5, the wax liquid can be replenished from an openable feeding port 6, and the wax liquid in the tank 5 is sprayed to the area in front of the wax polishing cloth 1 from one or a plurality of jetting nozzles 7 which are provided on the upper panel 2, by the operation of a jetting pump 9 of which the power source is, e.g. batteries or the like. Then, the jetting pump 9 is properly operated by the operation of a switch 10 which is provided on the gripping section 8.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wax liquid spraying apparatus and a manual wax polishing tool which can spray a wax liquid in front of a wax polishing cloth by pressure or electric. The new wax polishing tool.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a large amount of wax liquid is sprayed from a chemical solution can for business use, and at the same time, a wax is polished by a mop rotating electrically. A small amount of a wax liquid is sprayed from a liquid bottle, and the wax liquid is scattered or polished with a mop. In home-use wax polishing, since the wax liquid is manually sprayed while interrupting the wax polishing operation, it is very troublesome and inefficient. In addition, since the amount of the applied wax liquid is not constant by hand, traces of wax polishing often become mottled.

[0003] For a large-scale business machine such as a cleaning work in a station yard, a wax liquid spraying method using an electric pump can be considered. The wax liquid tank and a large electric pump that can move following the movement of the wax machine can be considered. In the case of manual polishing for home use, there has been no effective manual wax polishing tool capable of simultaneously spraying the wax liquid and polishing the wax.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a hand-operated wax polishing apparatus capable of simultaneously performing the operation of spraying a wax liquid and the operation of polishing a wax, the mechanism of which can be easily understood by an operator, and the operation is easy. It is an object of the present invention to obtain a wax polisher that can greatly reduce work labor.

[0005]

As described above, the present invention relates to (1) a wax polishing tool comprising a wax polishing cloth, an upper plate holding the cloth, a handle attached to the upper plate, and a grip portion. A wax polishing tool, characterized in that the upper plate holding the cloth for cleaning is provided with one or more spray nozzles for spraying a wax liquid in front of the cloth for polishing wax, (2) the opening of the spray nozzle is (1) The wax polishing tool according to (1), wherein the wax polishing tool is disposed on a front portion of the upper panel, and (3) a tank that stores a wax liquid in at least a part of a handle for holding a wax polishing cloth, The wax polishing tool according to (1) or (2), wherein the tank and the spray nozzle communicate with each other, and (4) a wax liquid container is housed in at least a part of a handle for holding the wax polishing cloth. Having a case, (1) or (2), wherein a cutout portion through which the container can be inserted and removed is provided on a part of the peripheral surface of the container, and the container and the injection nozzle communicate with each other. A) A wax polishing tool according to any one of (1) to (4), wherein a part or all of a tank or a container containing the wax liquid is transparent, and (6) the wax liquid is electrically or pressure-injected. (1) The wax polishing tool according to any one of (1) to (5), wherein the tank or the case forms a part of a handle. 3. The wax polishing tool according to item 1.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, an example (embodiment) of the wax polishing tool of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that this is a preferred example for easy understanding, and is not limited to this example. That is, all other examples and modifications included in the technical concept of the present invention are included in the present invention.

In FIGS. 1 and 2 (FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the wax polishing tool of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view thereof), a wax polishing cloth 1 is a lower surface of an upper plate 2. It is held detachably. The structure for removal may be a conventionally known structure. Further, it may be a disposable fixed type. In order to reduce the weight of the wax polishing tool as a whole, the wax polishing cloth 1 is made thinner, the upper plate 2 and the inside of the handle 3 connected thereto are hollow, or aluminum or plastics (for example, PVC pipe) is used. It is desirable to use lightweight materials.

The handle 3 is mounted on the upper surface 4 of the upper plate 2. Although this mounting structure is configured to be able to rotate substantially 180 ° in one direction, it may be configured to be able to rotate in all directions. Even in this omnidirectional structure, if the strength of the fitting of the handle mounting portion is adjusted, the base of the handle 3 can be maintained at a constant angle without shaking. A tank 5 for containing a wax liquid (emulsion) is provided in the middle of the handle 3. Tank 5 is handle 3
Is slightly inflated to make the structure hollow, and the wax liquid is stored therein. This tank 5
Is preferably arranged below the handle 3 to lower the center of gravity and improve stability. Although the shape of the tank 5 is cylindrical in FIG. 1, it may be a rectangular tube or an elliptical sphere or an oval that draws a continuous curve with the handle 3.

From the viewpoint of operability and weight reduction, it is preferable that the tank 5 is formed integrally with the handle 3, but it can also be separately mounted substantially parallel to the handle. The handle 3 is provided at the upper end of the handle 3. The tank 5 is provided with a wax liquid (emulsion) supply port 6 which can be opened and closed. When a predetermined amount of the wax liquid is discharged from the tank 5, the inside becomes negative pressure, and the supply of the liquid to the wax polishing cloth 1 stops further, so that an intake valve (not shown) can be attached. . Further, the supply port can be replaced with a structure that can be easily opened and closed. It is more preferable to make the tank 5 partially or entirely transparent so that the content can be known.

FIG. 3 shows another example of a container for containing the wax liquid of the present invention. In this case, the cylindrical case 11 connected to the handle 3 has a notch 12 along the peripheral surface. Therefore, the structure is similar to the tank 5 of FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, but the wax liquid is not directly supplied or stored in the cylindrical case 11. That is, the container 13 for supplying the wax liquid is separate from the cylindrical case 11, and the container 13 can be inserted and accommodated in the cylindrical case 11 from the opening of the cutout 12. . The length of the notch 12 of the cylindrical case 11 is
3 is slightly larger than the length and width, but is limited to a size that does not easily drop or extremely shake during use. In addition, the length of the cylindrical case 11 is longer than the container 13, and a slight play (space) is provided at the upper part.
And the container 13 can be easily taken in and out. The lower part of the cylindrical case 11 has a cylindrical space part in which the container 13 can be partially fitted and accommodated. Although the case 11 has been described as being cylindrical, the case 11 may be rectangular as well as the tank 5, or may be oval, spherical, or oval. Accordingly, it is desirable that the container 13 has a shape corresponding to the case 11, that is, a similar shape.

As shown in FIG. 3, the wax liquid container 13 can be a transparent container provided with a scale 16 so that the amount used can be confirmed with the naked eye, but may be an opaque container. After use, the empty container 13 of the wax liquid may be replaced with a new container, or the container 13 may be once removed, filled with the wax liquid, and then loaded again. By preparing and placing another wax liquid container 13 as described above, there is an advantage that replacement can be extremely easily performed. As the container 13, a commercially available wax liquid (emulsion) container can be used as long as the container 13 has a size compatible with the case 11. In that case, the mouth may be loaded into the case with the mouth facing down.

After insertion, the stopper band 14 prevents the cylindrical case 11 from dropping off. The loading and unloading of the container 13 from the cylindrical case 11 is performed by opening and closing the stop band 14. The stopper band 14 is made of an elastic band made of rubber or plastics, for example, having one end fixed to the case 11 and the other end being a free end. If you insert between, container 1
3 has a function that can be held in the case 11. Stop band 1
Reference numeral 4 may have a structure other than that described above, such as a latch type. The lower part of the wax liquid container 13 is liquid-tightly connected to a wax liquid supply hose (not shown) which is connected to an injection nozzle described later. It is desirable that this connection method has a structure that can be attached in a one-touch system. Since the wax liquid supply hose involves movement during the operation of the handle, any hose made of rubber or plastics that has flexibility and a certain degree of durability can be used satisfactorily. There are no restrictions on the material and dimensions of the horn.

The upper plate 2 is provided with one or a plurality of spray nozzles 7 for spraying the wax liquid in front of the wax polishing cloth 1. Although only one opening of the injection nozzle 7 is shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of injection nozzles may be arranged at regular intervals. In FIG. 1, the spray nozzle 7 is arranged on the front surface of the upper plate 2, but it is structurally natural, and the wax liquid is applied to the wax polishing cloth 1.
Most suitable when spraying ahead of However, as long as the function of jetting forward can be achieved, it is not necessary to limit to this position, and it may be arranged at another position, for example, on the upper platen 2.

The injection nozzle 7 communicates with the tank 5 or the container 13 for storing the wax liquid. In addition, the interior of the upper plate 2 is made hollow, and the wax liquid is temporarily moved (flowed) from the tank 5 or the container 13 containing the wax liquid to the hollow portion of the upper plate 2 through a plastic thin tube or the like, and injected therefrom. The wax liquid may be supplied to the nozzle 7 and further sprayed in front of the wax polishing cloth 1.

To spray the wax liquid from the injection nozzle 7 to the front of the wax polishing cloth 1, the intake valve is opened as described above, and the wax liquid is forcibly supplied by using, for example, an injection pump 9 using a battery. In this case, it is convenient to provide the start / stop switch 10 at or near the grip portion 8. The injection pump 9 has a structure incorporated in the upper panel 2 so as not to hinder the operation, but other structures may be used, and the mounting structure is not particularly limited. In the case of the built-in type, the open / close lid is provided on the upper panel so that the battery can be easily replaced. The battery can be rechargeable. Also, the injection pump 9 may be a known one as long as it has a structure that can be incorporated in the upper panel 2, and there is no particular limitation. Further, in place of the injection pump 9, a structure may be employed in which compressed air is mechanically (manually) fed into the tank 5 or the container 13 to forcibly spray the wax liquid from the injection nozzle.

Next, the operation of the wax polishing tool shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 will be described. First, the wax liquid is sufficiently filled in the tank 5 from the opening 6. Thereafter, the supply port 6 is closed,
If necessary, the intake valve is opened and the switch 10 is operated to drive the injection pump 9 to spray the wax liquid from the injection nozzle 7 to the front of the wax polishing cloth 1. FIG. 2 shows the wax liquid 15 sprayed in front of the wax polishing cloth 1. The spraying amount can be adjusted by the operation time of the injection pump 9, that is, the operation and stop switch 10. Also in the case of FIG. 3, the container 13 filled with the wax liquid is
After installation at 1, the same operation as above is performed.

After that, the location of the sprayed wax liquid and its surroundings are polished by applying a wax polisher cloth to the floor. When the amount of the wax liquid is insufficient or when a new floor is to be polished, the spray pump 9 is operated again, and the spraying of the wax liquid from the spray nozzle 7 is repeated. Since the wax liquid container 5 is connected, the weight is slightly increased as compared with the conventional cloth only. However, an appropriate contact force is generated between the floor and the floor, so that the wax can be effectively polished. Can be. However, if the container 5 is larger than necessary, the weight increases and the operability deteriorates.

[0018]

As described above, the work of spraying the wax liquid and the work of polishing the wax can be performed simultaneously, and the operation is easy and the working labor is greatly reduced. In particular, since the wax liquid can be sprayed in front of the wax polishing cloth, the amount and position of the spray can be easily checked, and further, since the spray can be sprayed by the switch disposed in or near the grip portion, the operability is significantly improved. Also, since the wax liquid is attached to a part of the handle, it becomes compact as a whole, and the wax polishing power can be covered (supplemented) by the weight of the wax liquid and its container, so efficient wax polishing can be performed, and wax polishing can be performed. It has an excellent feature that the wax liquid can be sprayed without interruption.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view (partially transparent view) showing an overview of a wax polishing tool showing an example of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a side surface of a wax polishing tool and a state of spraying a wax liquid.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of another example including a case and a container for accommodating a wax liquid.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 cloth for wax polishing (hanging) 2 upper plate 3 handle 4 upper surface 5 tank for storing wax liquid 6 wax liquid (emulsion) supply port 7 injection nozzle 8 gripping part 9 injection pump by battery 10 switch 11 cylindrical case 12 cylinder Notch along the peripheral surface of container 11 of shape 13 Container of wax liquid 14 Stop band 15 Injected wax liquid 16 Scale

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A wax polisher comprising a wax polishing cloth, an upper plate holding the cloth, a handle attached to the upper plate, and a gripping portion, wherein the upper plate holding the wax polishing cloth is coated with the wax polished cloth. A wax polishing tool comprising one or more spray nozzles for spraying a wax liquid in front of a cloth. 2. The wax polishing tool according to claim 1, wherein an opening of the injection nozzle is arranged on a front surface of the upper plate. 3. The wax according to claim 1, further comprising a tank for storing a wax liquid in at least a part of a handle for holding the wax polishing cloth, wherein the tank and the spray nozzle are in communication. Polishing tools. 4. A case for accommodating a wax liquid container in at least a part of a handle for holding a wax polishing cloth,
The wax polisher according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a cutout portion on a part of a peripheral surface of the case, through which the container can be taken in and out, and wherein the container and an injection nozzle communicate with each other. 5. The method according to claim 1, wherein a part or the whole of the tank or the container containing the wax liquid is transparent.
4. The wax polisher according to 4 above. 6. The wax polishing tool according to claim 1, wherein the wax liquid is ejected from an ejection nozzle by electric power or pressure. 7. The wax polishing tool according to claim 1, wherein the tank or the case forms a part of a handle.