US2008086837A1PendingUtilityA1
Agitator For Suction Nozzle In Vacuum Cleaner
Est. expiryDec 7, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A46B 13/005A47L 9/04
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Abstract
An agitator ( 100 ) for a suction nozzle ( 10 ) in a vacuum cleaner is disclosed for largely improving efficiency of the vacuum cleaner, the agitator ( 100 ) including a body rotatably provided at an inlet ( 12 ) of the suction nozzle ( 10 ), and at least one blade assembly ( 120 ) including a plurality of blades ( 121 ) configured to come in contact with a surface to be cleaned, and mounted at the body ( 110 ) along a length direction thereof.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An agitator for a suction nozzle in a vacuum cleaner, comprising:
a body rotatably provided at an inlet of the suction nozzle; and at least one blade assembly including a plurality of blades configured to come in contact with a surface to be cleaned, and mounted at the body along a length direction thereof.
2 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the body is rotated by friction between the blade assembly and the surface.
3 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the body is forcibly rotated by a driving mechanism.
4 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the body is formed in a cylindrical shape.
5 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are flexibility.
6 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are spaced a predetermined distance from one another.
7 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are serially disposed.
8 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades comprises a plurality of square sections.
9 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein free ends of the plurality of blades have reduced sections, the free ends coming in contact with the surface to be cleaned.
10 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades comprise triangular sections.
11 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades comprise trapezoidal sections.
12 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are separated from one another.
13 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are connected with one another.
14 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of blades are formed as one body.
15 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly further comprises a strip member connecting the plurality of blades to one another.
16 . The agitator of claim 15 , wherein the strip member connects supporting ends of the plurality of blades.
17 . The agitator of claim 15 , wherein the strip member is inserted into the body.
18 . The agitator of claim 15 , wherein the blade assembly is configured to lead objects to a particular location of an inlet with a relatively strong suction force, thereby causing the objects to be sucked in.
19 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is configured to gather objects to a particular location of an inlet with a relatively strong suction force, thereby causing the objects to be sucked in.
20 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is configured to lead objects to a center portion of the inlet, the objects to be sucked in.
21 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is configured to gather objects to a center portion of the inlet, thereby causing the objects to be sucked in.
22 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly comprises a first assembly and a second assembly sloped to a predetermined degree and extended respectively from both sides of the body toward a central axis of the body.
23 . The agitator of claim 22 , wherein the first and second assemblies are extended so as to be joined, and a joining portion where the first and second assemblies are joined is disposed at a center portion of the inlet.
24 . The agitator of claim 22 , wherein the first and second assemblies are respectively extended in a direction opposite a rotational direction of the body.
25 . The agitator of claim 23 , wherein the joining portion follows both ends of the blade assembly in a rotational direction of the body.
26 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly comprises a first assembly and a second assembly sinking toward a center portion from both ends of the body.
27 . The agitator of claim 26 , wherein the first and second assemblies are extended to be joined with each other.
28 . The agitator of claim 26 , wherein the first and second assemblies are respectively extended in a direction opposite to a rotational direction of the body.
29 . The agitator of claim 27 , wherein a joining portion follows both ends of the blade assembly in a rotational direction of the body.
30 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly converges at a portion central to both ends of the body.
31 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein a conversion member of the blade assembly is disposed at a center portion of the inlet.
32 . The agitator of claim 30 , wherein the blade assembly is extended in a direction opposite a rotational direction of the body from both ends of the body toward the center portion thereof.
33 . The agitator of claim 30 , wherein a conversion member of the blade assembly follows the both ends of the blade assembly in a rotational direction of the body.
34 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is disposed to form a recess portion or an indent portion.
35 . The agitator of claim 34 , wherein the recess member is disposed at a center portion of the inlet.
36 . The agitator of claim 34 , wherein the blade assembly is extended in a direction opposite a rotational direction of the body from both ends of the body toward the center portion thereof.
37 . The agitator of claim 34 , wherein the recess member follows both ends of the blade assembly in a rotational direction of the body.
38 . The agitator of claim 22 , wherein the first and second assemblies are straight.
39 . The agitator of claim 22 , wherein the first and second assemblies comprise a predetermined curvature.
40 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is disposed in a “V” shape.
41 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the blade assembly is disposed in a “U” shape.
42 . The agitator of claim 1 , wherein the body comprises a groove for accommodating the blade assembly.
43 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove is configured to be geared with the blade assembly.
44 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove comprises a reduced section at an entrance thereof.
45 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove comprises at least one projecting member formed at an entrance thereof and having the blade assembly caught thereon.
46 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove comprises a section being gradually reduced from a bottom member to an entrance thereof.
47 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the blade assembly is configured to be tightly fitted in the groove.
48 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein a section of a supporting end of the blade assembly has a similar shape to a section of the groove having the supporting end caught thereon.
49 . The agitator of claim 45 , wherein the blade assembly comprises at least one projecting member caught on the projecting member of the grove.
50 . The agitator of claim 46 , wherein the blade assembly is at least partially tapered so as to be coupled with the groove.
51 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove is configured to allow the blade assembly to be inserted in a direction lateral to the body from an end of the body.
52 . The agitator of claim 42 , wherein the groove is passed through one end of the body.
53 . The agitator of claim 26 , wherein the first and second assemblies are straight.
54 . The agitator of claim 26 , wherein the first and second assemblies comprise a predetermined curvature.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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