Bench-top chip removing vacuum hood
Abstract
A bench-top chip removing vacuum hood includes a hood main body provided at a bottom with a plurality of magnets, an iron base plate, a zigzag connector having a front end screwed to a rear edge of the iron base plate and a rear end connected to a clamping plate, and a C-clamp for firmly holding the clamping plate to an edge of a bench. When the bench has an iron top, the hood main body is directly positioned on the bench and magnetically attached thereto via the magnets. When the bench has a non-iron top, the zigzag connector is extended to locate the iron base plate near a workpiece and the hood main body is magnetically attached to the iron base plate. Thus, the chip removing vacuum hood is usable on both of an iron and a non-iron bench top to suck flying chips produced during machining a workpiece.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A bench-top chip removing vacuum hood, comprising a hood main body, an iron base plate, a zigzag connector, and a C-clamp.
2 . The bench-top chip removing vacuum hood as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the hood main body is provided at a bottom with a plurality of magnets for magnetically attaching to the iron base plate.
3 . The bench-top chip removing vacuum hood as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the zigzag connector has a front end screwed to a rear edge of the iron base plate.
4 . The bench-top chip removing vacuum hood as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising a clamping plate connected to a rear end of the zigzag connector for tightly attaching to an edge of a bench with the C-clamp.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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