| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 61 | AN APPARATUS FOR CLEANING SPHERICAL OBJECTS | EP08724104.8 | 2008-03-03 | EP2125121A1 | 2009-12-02 | KNEZ, Jordan |
| The present invention relates to an apparatus for cleaning (washing) spherical objects, preferably golf balls, the apparatus comprising two substantially round disks (11, 13) which are disposed in register with one another with an interspace which is less than the diameter of the spherical objects, at least the one disk (11) being rotary and provided with means (19) for guiding the spherical objects out towards the periphery of the disk (11), and the second disk (13) has a centrally located infeed opening (15) and is provided with a brush (14) which extends from the surface of the disk (13) at an angle of less than 90° to the surface of the disk (13) from the centre of the disk (13) out towards the periphery of the disk (13). | ||||||
| 62 | GOLF TOWEL AND GOLF TOWEL ASSEMBLY | EP07759912 | 2007-03-31 | EP2007266A4 | 2009-06-03 | BOHANNON JEREMIAH; STALEY DARRELL S |
| A golf towel is provided which includes a single, multi-layered towel article having a top end and a bottom end. The towel article is folded in half along a vertical plane at a midpoint thereof so as to form a pair of facing interior sheeting surfaces that are impervious to moisture, a gap open at the bottom end of the towel article between the facing interior sheeting surfaces, and a pair of external sheeting surfaces. The facing inner sheeting surfaces and corresponding outer sheeting surfaces form opposing but separate panels of the towel article. The panels are bound to each other only across one side of the towel article. The golf towel includes attachment means provided on the towel article for attachment to an external article. | ||||||
| 63 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CLEANING GOLF BALLS | EP01914843 | 2001-03-29 | EP1268009A4 | 2005-10-26 | MURRAY MICHAEL JOHN |
| A cap (10) adapted for detachable attachment to a nozzle end (30) of an aerosol can, the cap (10) having a receptacle (22) for receiving a golf ball, the receptacle (22) being adapted such that when said receptacle (22) has a golf ball therein and said cap (10) is attached to said aerosol can nozzle end (30), the receptacle (22) is in communication with a nozzle (32) of the aerosol can and the golf ball is freely rotatable within the receptacle (22). | ||||||
| 64 | DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CLEANING GOLF BALLS | EP01914843.6 | 2001-03-29 | EP1268009A1 | 2003-01-02 | MURRAY, Michael, John |
| A cap (10) adapted for detachable attachment to a nozzle end (30) of an aerosol can, the cap (10) having a receptacle (22) for receiving a golf ball, the receptacle (22) being adapted such that when said receptacle (22) has a golf ball therein and said cap (10) is attached to said aerosol can nozzle end (30), the receptacle (22) is in communication with a nozzle (32) of the aerosol can and the golf ball is freely rotatable within the receptacle (22). | ||||||
| 65 | A METHOD OF OPERATION OF A BALL MACHINE AND A BALL MACHINE | EP00978128.7 | 2000-11-28 | EP1237635A1 | 2002-09-11 | Karlsen, Knut |
| The invention relates to a method for operating a ball machine (1) where balls (9) are delivered to a collecting chamber (15) in the machine (1) and are thrown out therefrom. The invention also relates to a ball machine, comprising a ball inlet (5), a ball collecting chamber (15) connected to the ball inlet, and a ball outlet (17) connected to the ball collecting chamber. The invention has been developed in particular in connection with activity rooms for children, so-called ball playrooms that are filled with hundreds of plastic balls of different colours. The machine encourages the children to be active in that they put the balls into the machine, and the balls are then collected in a collecting chamber (15), whereupon they are thrown out in the form of a ball shower over the children. The machine may also optionally sort out damaged balls and other articles. In addition, the ball machine (1) may have brush means for removing dirt and dust from the balls. The ball machine (1) may also comprise a ball cleaning machine (55) for wet cleaning the balls. In addition, the ball machine (1) may include a ball vacuum cleaner which sucks the balls up so that the balls can be easily removed, thus allowing the floor of the ball room be cleaned without difficulty once the balls have been removed. | ||||||
| 66 | Golf ball cleaning device | EP99113510.4 | 1999-07-02 | EP1033149A2 | 2000-09-06 | Yoshihiko Shioda |
An inexpensive, portable golf ball cleaning device which provides a readily accessible means for cleaning a golf ball at any time and at any point on the golf course. The golf ball cleaning device includes a ball cleaning pad removably attachable to a golfer at a position which is readily accessible and convenient for wiping a golf ball on the pad yet does not interfere with the golfer's swing. In the preferred embodiments, the golf ball cleaning pad is a water absorbent material retained at a lightweight, waterproof backing which extends outwardly and upwardly to form a curved bottom portion or storage space at the bottom end of the backing. In the second preferred embodiment, the backing includes side walls extending from the bottom portion to the top of the backing. In the third preferred embodiment, the backing includes side walls having a lip or front wall for removeably retaining the water absorbent material at the backing. In the fourth preferred embodiment, the device includes an absorbent cloth for wiping or drying the golf ball. In the preferred embodiments, a hook portion is provided for removably attaching the device to a golfer. The hook portion extends outwardly and downward from the top end of the backing and is adapted to hook onto a belt or waistband of a golfer. The hook portion extends across the entire width of the backing for securely anchoring the device in place. In addition, the attachment means may be a hook and loop-type adhesive material which is adapted to stick to the clothing of a golfer or a spring clamp or pin for releasably clasping onto the clothing of a golfer. |
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| 67 | VORRICHTUNG ZUM REINIGEN UND BESCHLEUNIGEN VON IM WESENTLICHEN ZYLINDRISCHEN-, QUADERFÖRMIGEN-, UND KUGELFÖRMIGEN GEGENSTÄNDEN, INSBESONDERE VON GOLF BÄLLEN | EP94929476.0 | 1994-10-14 | EP0688235A1 | 1995-12-27 | Loferer, Georg |
| A device for cleaning and accelerating substantially cylindrical, square and round objects is disclosed, in particular a device for cleaning golf balls with a high yield. Such devices are used on golf courses mainly for training games, as on the one hand many golf balls are used for such games and on the other hand the balls are soiled with earth and very short grass residues, produced when mowing the greens. In particular the dirt that sticks to the nops of the golf balls and hardens thereon in certain conditions affects in an extremely negative manner the flying properties of the golf balls. In order to allow training games to be played without problems and in an economic manner, such devices must therefore have both a high cleaning power and a high yield. | ||||||
| 68 | GOLF BALL HANDLING SYSTEM | EP92914492.0 | 1992-06-16 | EP0678061A1 | 1995-10-25 | HOLLROCK, Richard, H.; HOLLROCK, J., Richard |
| A golf ball washer (12) feeds wet balls into an air moving transport mechanism that dries the balls as they are carried to one of a number of dispensers (10). The wet balls move by gravity down an inclined infeed chute (20) to a load station where each ball is supported on a flow disrupting ramp (25), and the transport conduit includes a necked down area (20) at the load station which cooperates with the ramp (25) to disrupt the air flow thereby avoiding the tendency of a spherical golf ball to remain suspended in the column of air rather than being moved downstream through the conduit (22). Each dispenser (10) has an intermittently driven drum (50) with radially outwardly open pockets (50a) to provide predetermined numbers of balls to a basket (60) at the discharge station of the dispenser (10). | ||||||
| 69 | APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLEANING AND DISPENSING GOLF BALLS | EP87906610.8 | 1987-10-01 | EP0374141B1 | 1993-01-13 | MOONS, Wilhelmus Antonius |
| Apparatus for automatically cleaning and dispensing golf balls (B), provided with a supply chute (1, 2, 3 and 7) which connects to a cleaning apparatus (15 to 17) and to a gravity operated sorting apparatus (11) which incorporates a dispensing apparatus (25) which feeds a predetermined number of golf balls to an outlet. According to the invention, the sorting apparatus comprises a downwardly sloping barred-grating (11) onto which the golf balls (B) fall from a supply-chute (1, 2, 3 and 7) and over which they roll in rows to the dispensing apparatus (25). In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the dispensing apparatus comprises a row of apart-lying cams (25) which can move upward to their operating positions between the rods (12) of the ball-grating (11) to lift a predetermined number of balls (B) from rows of balls lying on the rods (12) and allow them to fall into the outlet (23), whilst in their rest positions the cams remain free of the balls lying on the ball-grating (11). | ||||||
| 70 | APPARATUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY CLEANING AND DISPENSING GOLF BALLS | EP87906610.0 | 1987-10-01 | EP0374141A1 | 1990-06-27 | MOONS, Wilhelmus Antonius |
| Un appareil, servant à la distribution et au nettoyage automatiques de balles de golf (B), comprend une goulotte d'acheminement (1, 2, 3 et 7) reliée à un appareil de nettoyage (15 à 17) et à un appareil de triage fonctionnant par gravité (11) dans lequel est incorporé un appareil d'alimentation (25) qui fournit à une sortie un nombre prédéterminé de balles de golf. Selon la présente invention, l'appareil de triage comprend un grillage à barres incliné vers le bas (11) où tombent les balles de golf (B) provenant de la goulotte d'acheminement (1, 2, 3 et 7) et sur lequel elles roulent en rangées jusqu'à l'appareil d'alimentation (25). Dans un mode de réalisation préféré, l'appareil d'alimentation comprend une rangée de cames disposées séparément (25) qui peuvent se déplacer vers le haut jusqu'à leurs positions de fonctionnement entre les tiges (12) du grillage (11) de réception des balles afin de prélever un nombre prédéterminé de balles (B) depuis les rangées de balles reposant sur les tiges (12) et les laisser tomber dans la sortie (23) pendant que les cames dans leurs positions de repos ne sont pas occupées par les balles reposant sur le grillage (11) de réception des balles. | ||||||
| 71 | Kugelwaschmaschine | EP86114289.1 | 1986-10-15 | EP0264462B1 | 1990-01-24 | Messerschmidt, Sebastian; Messerschmidt, Klaus |
| 72 | An apparatus for treating round objects | EP88850072.5 | 1988-03-01 | EP0281540A1 | 1988-09-07 | Knez, J. |
The disclosure relates to an apparatus for washing objects such as golf balls, the apparatus essentially comprising two disks (33,36) which are disposed in register and in spaced-apart relationship, the disks being provided, on their sides facing one another, with brush devices (34,37), the spacing between the brush devices (34,37) being less than the diameter of the objects, at least the one disk (36) being rotary and the objects being fed in between the disks (33,36) via a central aperture (35) in the one disk (33). |
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| 73 | Improvements in the cleaning of golf balls | EP82302680 | 1982-05-25 | EP0066446A3 | 1983-03-09 | Britton, Rex John |
A golf ball cleaning device comprises a cylindrical casing 1 lined with a helical strip of bristles 8. A cleaning pad 7 is provided in the casing base and a removable cap 11 at the top allows a ball to be inserted for cleaning. |
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| 74 | Improvements in the cleaning of golf balls | EP82302680.2 | 1982-05-25 | EP0066446A2 | 1982-12-08 | Britton, Rex John |
A golf ball cleaning device comprises a cylindrical casing 1 lined with a helical strip of bristles 8. A cleaning pad 7 is provided in the casing base and a removable cap 11 at the top allows a ball to be inserted for cleaning. |
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| 75 | 洗球机 | CN94243292.4 | 1994-10-17 | CN2206159Y | 1995-08-30 | 叶丁财 |
| 一种洗球机，其输送单元包含有：一刷洗构件，其轴体前后端枢设于机体上，其外周面上沿径向设有多个刷毛柱；一推送构件，平行于该刷洗构件，位于刷洗构件旁侧下方，其外周面沿径向设有螺旋状之凸条部与一凹轨槽部；以及一导板构件，位于推送构件旁侧，由下而上依序具有一下立板部、一肩板部以及一上立板部，据以构成一输送轨道。 | ||||||
| 76 | GOLF BALL CLEANER | PCT/US2011050765 | 2011-09-08 | WO2012039942A3 | 2012-07-05 | BORGESE RONALD; SPENCER MARK W |
| The golf ball cleaner as disclosed is completely portable and which enables a user to clean their ball at any point on a golf course, and particularly when putting on a green. The cleaner is configured in a ring shape and includes an outer ring of bristles that contacts no more than 25%of the ball surface at any one time, and in some instance, less than 10% of the ball surface is contacted by the cleaner bristles or pads. A cleaning solution can be provided in a centrally disposed pad or the outer ring of bristles which is activated either by pressure from the ball or by puncturing. | ||||||
| 77 | APPARATUS FOR TREATING SURFACE OF GAME BALLS | PCT/KR2010002182 | 2010-04-09 | WO2010117230A3 | 2011-01-20 | SHIM SANG-BAE |
| The present invention provides an apparatus for treating the surface of game balls so that game balls are polished, washed or burnished. The apparatus for treating the surface of game balls of the present invention comprises: an outer container which has a base part and a side wall part; an inner container which is located inside the outer container, and has a bottom part and a main wall part extended upward from the bottom part; a damper which connects the inner container to the outer container; an electric motor which is fixed to the bottom part of the inner container, and has an output shaft extended upward; a rotating disc which is fixed to the output shaft of the electric motor to support game balls, and has polishing cloth coming into contact with the game balls; an impeller which is located at the upper part of the rotating disc, and receives the game balls after separating the balls from each other; and a ring-shaped lining which is installed at the main wall part of the inner container to come in contact with the game balls. | ||||||
| 78 | A GOLF BALL CLEANER | PCT/EP2007050806 | 2007-01-26 | WO2007085647A3 | 2007-09-13 | PRICE JOHN FRANCIS; CLARKE OWEN VINCENT |
| This invention relates to a golf ball cleaner (1) comprising a hand-held body portion (3) defining a golf ball receiving aperture (5), a cleaning member (7) housed within the body portion and accessible through the golf ball receiving aperture, a reservoir (9) for cleaning liquid internal the body portion (3), the reservoir (9) and the cleaning member (7) being in liquid communication with each other. The body portion (3) is configured to allow only partial insertion of a golf ball (18) into the body portion so that part of the golf ball protrudes out from the body portion to allow external manipulation of the golf ball. Preferably, the cleaning member (7) has a relatively low coefficient of friction which facilitates rotation of a golf ball (18) against the cleaning member (7) and adequate cleaning of a golf ball is achieved. The golf ball cleaner (1) is intended primarily to be a portable device which may be carried on a golf bag or golf trolley or the like, but may in certain constructions form part of a fixed installation. | ||||||
| 79 | GARMENTS HAVING A POCKET DESIGNED WITH A MICROFIBER DRYING PANEL | PCT/US2015065915 | 2015-12-15 | WO2016100407A3 | 2016-10-06 | DORN PAUL |
| Garments having a pocket designed with a microfiber drying panel are provided. A representative garment includes a garment material, a body section that is made of the garment material and covers a body, at least one limb section that is made of the garment material and covers a limb of the body, and a pocket section that is located at either the body section and the at least one limb section. The pocket section includes a slit section on the garment material. A top portion of the slit section is attached to a top portion of a microfiber drying panel. | ||||||
| 80 | SPORTS BALL STERILIZER | PCT/US2010051296 | 2010-10-04 | WO2011044030A3 | 2011-07-28 | KREITENBERG ARTHUR |
| A system for sterilizing a sports ball comprises a housing; a door for the housing for opening and closing the housing and for permitting manual location of a ball in the housing; a sterilizing light for sterilizing a ball placed in the housing. The ball is rotatable in the housing such that the surface of the ball is exposed to the light. An elongated track extends from one end of the housing towards another end, and the light can be elongated from one end towards another end. There can be a support pivot on an outer surface of the housing permits the housing to be rocked about the pivot. There can be a series of rollers and one of the rollers can be motorized to rotate a ball. An outlet from the housing is directed to a tray for receiving a sterilized ball. The housing can include an internal surface with a light reflective material. | ||||||
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