US2005005393A1PendingUtilityA1
Suction head for vacuum cleaner
Priority: Jul 9, 2003Filed: Dec 31, 2003Published: Jan 13, 2005
Est. expiryJul 9, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Myung Keun Yoo
A47L 9/04A47L 9/0427A47L 9/0411A47L 9/0483
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a suction head for a vacuum cleaner, including a casing having a suction port for sucking alien substances from the floor, an agitator rotatably installed inside the suction port, a plurality of brushes being arranged on the agitator in the length direction, and an agitator driving unit for driving the agitator to perform reciprocating rotation in a predetermined angle range. The suction head for the vacuum cleaner improves cleaning performance of the vacuum cleaner.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A suction head for a vacuum cleaner, comprising:
a casing having a suction port for sucking alien substances from the floor; an agitator rotatably installed inside the suction port, a plurality of brushes being arranged on the agitator in the length direction; and an agitator driving unit for driving the agitator to perform reciprocating rotation in a predetermined angle range.
2 . The suction head of claim 1 , wherein the agitator driving unit comprises:
a driving motor for generating a rotational force; and a driving force transmitting unit for transforming rotation of the driving motor into rotation of the agitator, so that the agitator can perform reciprocating rotation in the forward/backward direction in the predetermined angle range.
3 . The suction head of claim 2 , wherein the driving force transmitting unit comprises:
a rotary link fixed to a motor shaft of the driving motor and rotated coaxially to the motor shaft; a hinge bracket fixed to one side of the outer circumference of the agitator; and a connecting rod of which an end is hingedly connected to a position of the rotary link eccentric from the rotation center of the rotary link, and another end is hingedly connected to the hinge bracket.
4 . The suction head of claim 3 , wherein a first hinge hole is formed in the position of the rotary link eccentric from the rotation center of the rotary link;
a second hinge hole is formed on the hinge bracket; and a first hinge shaft inserted into the first hinge hole of the rotary link is protruded from an end of the connecting rod, and a second hinge shaft inserted into the second hinge hole of the hinge bracket is protruded from another end of the connecting rod.
5 . The suction head of claim 3 , wherein a first hinge shaft is protruded from the position of the rotary link eccentric from the rotation center of the rotary link;
a second hinge shaft is protruded from the hinge bracket; and a first hinge hole into which the first hinge shaft of the rotary link is inserted is formed in one end of the connecting rod, and a second hinge hole into which the second hinge shaft of the hinge bracket is inserted is formed in another end of the connecting rod.
6 . The suction head of claim 1 , wherein the brushes are evenly arranged at regular intervals in the length direction of the agitator.
7 . The suction head of claim 1 , wherein the brushes are arranged in rows in the length direction of the agitator.
8 . The suction head of claim 1 , further comprising a suction nozzle installed inside the casing, for collecting the alien substances sucked from the suction port, a volume of which being reduced from the suction port to the opposite side.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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