| 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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| 161 | Manure shovel with rotating handle holder | EP05077408.2 | 2005-10-21 | EP1655111A1 | 2006-05-10 | Ebbers, Johan Martin Wilhelmus; Ebbers, Lukas |
The invention relates to a mechanism in which the shovel blade (5) of a manure shovel can rotate flexibly about the handle (1) of this manure shovel. The handle holder (2) is constructed in such a way that the manure shovel follows the movements of the handle (1) and therefore remains in contact with the ground surface. The rotating function of the handle holder (2) means it is possible to move the handle (1) at an angle in relation to the shovel blade (5). The rotatability of the handle holder (2) means that the shovel blade (5) can be turned over.
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| 162 | SPRING-BIASED PIVOTING SQUEEGEE | EP04752171.1 | 2004-05-14 | EP1633229A1 | 2006-03-15 | COX, Grant; TALESFORE, Nicholas; McARDLE, Joseph |
| A spring-biased pivoting squeegee to a handle. The head (12) is movable between a rest position, in which the head is angularly displaced from the handle (16) and a biased position in which the head (12), handle (16), and wiping blade (14) are in linear relation. In the biased position, the wiping blade is maintained at an optimum angle for cleaning a glass surface even with the handle held generally perpendicular to the glass. A spring (60) is fully contained in the head and biases the head toward the rest position. A tension adjustment knob (80) in the head permits adjustment of the spring to a tension level according to the ergonomic requirements of a user. In a second embodiment of the invention an improved locking mechanism comprises a pivoting lock lever (260) held against the top wall (262) of a recess in the head (202) of the squeegee by a retainer (278). The lock lever (260) is movable between locked and released positions. In the locked position stop surfaces (276) on the lock lever abut with upward facing ledges (256) of side plates (250) on the forward portion of the main handle body (208) to lock the head (202) in the biased position. Two springs (306) have forward projections (308) which rest in downwardly biased engagement on a spring pull nut (304). The spring pull nut is adjustable by turning an adjustment knob (294) to modify the tension on the springs. Slip-resistant surfaces on the handle (208) and head (202) improve handling of the squeegee. | ||||||
| 163 | A SHAFT FOR A MANUALLY OPERATED TOOL AND A TOOL | EP03702360.3 | 2003-01-17 | EP1472051B1 | 2005-05-11 | LAURIDSEN, Erik, Thoro |
| The handle comprises an elongate shaft portion 3 with a handle end 3a, a tool end 3b, a longitudinal axis 5 and a pivot joint 4 comprising two joint members having a pivot axis 6 for rotating relative to each other and extending under an angle alpha relative to the longitudinal axis 5 and having swivel surfaces 10 which are in mutual engagement and slide against one another during rotation, in which the pivot joint 4 comprises a indentation mechanism comprising engagement means on one of the joint members, said engagement means being adapted to engage corresponding engagement means on the second joint member to determined a plurality of discrete mutual angle positions in respect of the two joint members. The engagement means comprises engagement faces, which are oblique, whereby the engagement may be released by subjecting the two joint members to oppositely directed torques exceeding a definite size and least one spring means is present for actuating the engagement means of the two joint members towards mutual engagement. The angle alpha between the longitudinal axis 5 and the pivot axis 6 is 20-70°. | ||||||
| 164 | A SHAFT FOR A MANUALLY OPERATED TOOL AND A TOOL | EP03702360.3 | 2003-01-17 | EP1472051A1 | 2004-11-03 | LAURIDSEN, Erik, Thoro |
| The handle comprises an elongate shaft portion (3) with a handle end (3a), a tool end (3b), a longitudinal axis (5) and a pivot joint (4) comprising two joint members having a pivot axis (6) for rotating relative to each other and extending under an angle (α) relative to the longitudinal axis (5) and having swivel surfaces (10) which are in mutual engagement and slide against one another during rotation, in which the pivot joint (4) comprises a indentation mechanism comprising engagement means on one of the joint members, said engagement means being adapted to engage corresponding engagement means on the second joint member to determined a plurality of discrete mutual angle positions in respect of the two joint members. The engagement means comprises engagement faces, which are oblique, whereby the engagement may be released by subjecting the two joint members to oppositely directed torques exceeding a definite size and least one spring means is present for actuating the engagement means of the two joint members towards mutual engagement. The angle (α) between the longitudinal axis (5) and the pivot axis (6) is 20-70°. | ||||||
| 165 | Lateral handgrip | EP03002942.5 | 2003-02-11 | EP1447181A1 | 2004-08-18 | Worm, Erik Kristensen |
The invention relates to a laterally extending handgrip (6) for releasable attachment (8) to the lance (2) of a high-pressure washing gun with the purpose of providing an ergonomically improved grip of the lance section during a large variety of applications of such high-pressure washing guns. The handgrip (6) is provided with attachment means (8), which makes a displacement along the lance and a rotation about the lance possible and fastening means (14,15,18) for fastening the handgrip in a chosen position and orientation according to the specific need. According to one embodiment of the invention, the attachment means is formed in such a manner that it can not be accidentally released from the lance even though said fastening means are not fastened, for instance during individual adjustment of the handgrip on the lance. |
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| 166 | ADAPTER PLATE FOR CLEANING IMPLEMENT | EP01991960.4 | 2001-11-27 | EP1337177A1 | 2003-08-27 | POLICICCHIO, Nicola, John; JOHNSON, Philip, Samuel; RUSSO, Paul, Joseph |
| Adapter plates (30) which can be used with a cleaning implement (10) are provided. These adapter plates (30) can be removably attached to a dry or wet cleaning implement (10) in order to allow a consumer to use longer and/or larger sheets or pads (310) without having to purchase a complete cleaning implement. These adapter plates (30) may have elevational elements (1630, 1631) at the bottom surface to improve the efficiency of cleaning by creating pressure zones in the sheet or pad (310). These adapter plates (30) may also have a scrubbing element secured at one edge of the plate for heavy stain removal. | ||||||
| 167 | Bodenwischgerät | EP99103774.8 | 1999-02-26 | EP0962180B1 | 2003-02-05 | Oehlenschläger, Volker; Psik, Sandra |
| 168 | CLEANING SHEETS COMPRISING A POLYMERIC ADDITIVE TO IMPROVE PARTICULATE PICK-UP AND MINIMIZE RESIDUE LEFT ON SURFACES AND CLEANING IMPLEMENTS FOR USE WITH CLEANING SHEETS | EP01911133.5 | 2001-02-23 | EP1259152A2 | 2002-11-27 | WILLMAN, Kenneth, William; MAILE, Michael, Stephen; KACHER, Mark, Leslie; VANDERSTELT, Marty, Allen; BROWN, Laura, Krebs; CLARE, Benjamin, Jacob; POLICICCHIO, Nicola, John |
| Cleaning sheets comprise an additive that is selected to enhance the pick up and retention of particulate material from surfaces, while minimizing the amount of residue left on the surface being cleaned. If the type of additive and level of additive on the cleaning sheet are not carefully selected, the sheet will leave a residue on the surface being cleaned resulting in filming and streaking of the surface that is unacceptable to consumers. The additive is preferably selected from the group consisting of a wax, an oil, and mixtures thereof. Cleaning implements comprise a mop head having a resilient bottom surface, a portion of which preferably has a substantially smooth curved profile or crown which engages a removable cleaning sheet. | ||||||
| 169 | STRIKING TOOL | EP93916379.6 | 1993-07-27 | EP0653976B1 | 1998-09-23 | Sormunen, Pertti; Hortlund, Hans |
| The object of the present invention is to provide an ergonomical and practical, handle-equipped universal striking tool with exchangeable tool bits for use when centre-punching, driving cotter pins and nail heads and driving in clips of various kinds, i.e. for such activities where today a hammer is used for striking a separate thumb-grip held object or separate, thumb-grip held tools. The problems with the earlier known technique are a.o. inferiour accessibility, tool instability, inferior view, impact injury risks and overloading of the hand, and the problems of looking after a complete tool kit. This object is achieved in accordance with the present invention by a handle (1), which at least at one end is equipped with an at least in one plane pivotably arranged driver head socket (2), to which a driver head (3) is attached, said driver head socket being pivotably and lockably arranged in said handle. Exchangeable striking tool bits (10) for different work assignments are easily fitted to said driver head, and extra tool bits are magazined in said handle. | ||||||
| 170 | Rapid, tool-less adjusting system for hotstick tooling | EP96300746.3 | 1996-02-02 | EP0730320A3 | 1997-11-05 | Treche, Ronald |
A hotstick component (40) has a fastening subassembly for securing the component to another component or a hotstick (10) and allowing reorientation of the component with respect to the hotstick (10) while it is still attached. The component has a fastening end (24,44) with a through hole. A fastening subassembly includes a screw member (70) and a spring member (78). The screw member (70) is received through the through hole and secures the other component thereto. The spring member (78) is received along the screw member (70) and maintains the component in an engaged position. The component is reoriented by moving it against the spring member (78) into a disengaged position, readjusting the component's position, then allowing the spring member to push the component into an engaged position. |
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| 171 | Rapid, tool-less adjusting system for hotstick tooling | EP96300746.3 | 1996-02-02 | EP0730320A2 | 1996-09-04 | Treche, Ronald |
A hotstick component (40) has a fastening subassembly for securing the component to another component or a hotstick (10) and allowing reorientation of the component with respect to the hotstick (10) while it is still attached. The component has a fastening end (24,44) with a through hole. A fastening subassembly includes a screw member (70) and a spring member (78). The screw member (70) is received through the through hole and secures the other component thereto. The spring member (78) is received along the screw member (70) and maintains the component in an engaged position. The component is reoriented by moving it against the spring member (78) into a disengaged position, readjusting the component's position, then allowing the spring member to push the component into an engaged position. |
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| 172 | Adjustable connection | EP95306170.2 | 1995-09-04 | EP0703044A1 | 1996-03-27 | Lynn, Geoffrey |
A string trimmer has a handle (1) of adjustable length. The handle (1) is in two relatively rotatable telescopic sections (14,16), enabling the work head (2) to be reversed relative to the hand grips (8,10) for edging. The handle sections (14,16) are located by a stud (32) on one section engaging longitudinal and circumferential grooves on the other defined by a series of plates (40,42,44,46,48) having shaped apertures therein. Depression of a push button (18) disengages a stud (56) carried by a saddle (52) in one section from a transverse bore in the other section to permit relative rotational and longitudinal movement. |
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| 173 | Drehbare Waschbürste | EP85107756.0 | 1985-06-22 | EP0168681B1 | 1989-01-11 | |
| 174 | DIE TEMPLATE PROJECT TOOL, SYSTEM AND METHOD | PCT/US2014055009 | 2014-09-10 | WO2015038653A3 | 2015-05-21 | ECHTINAW CINDY; GLASER JEPPE |
| According to various embodiments, the single tool (100) may be configured, through the use of multiple and varied swappable attachment heads, to perform a variety of functionalities. These attachment heads may be stored on and/or in the body of the tool for convenience. One of these functionalities includes removing cut and/or embossed material from a form, such as a die cut template and/or swatch of material. Moreover, a system comprising a tool and a specialized receiving mat is disclosed. The system may be configured to perform a variety of applications including, punching, removing, collecting and/or discarding cut material. | ||||||
| 175 | DUAL OPPOSING SWIVELLING HEAD IMPLEMENT | PCT/US2007079376 | 2007-09-25 | WO2008039748A3 | 2008-07-31 | JONES TERRY G |
| A cleaning implement includes a handle, a head, a first operative surface connected to the head, comprising bristles, a second operative surface connected to the head in opposing relation to the first operative head, the second operative surface being interchangeable among at least one cleaning element, and a swivel connected to the handle and the head. The swivel allows varied angular positioning of the head with respect to the handle. The head is rotatable to selectively position the first and second operative heads. | ||||||
| 176 | FOLDABLE ERGONOMIC HAND TOOL | PCT/US2006027414 | 2006-07-13 | WO2007009075A3 | 2007-11-29 | HURT DANIEL P |
| The present invention provides a hand tool for providing ergonomic support via a brace structure that is pivotally connected to a first end of an intermediately-disposed handle. A stem extends between and couples a working element of the tool to a second opposed end of the intermediate handle. The hand tool is thereby modifiable in its operating and storage configurations to most efficiently meet the needs of the user. | ||||||
| 177 | HAMMER HAVING A ROTATABLE HEAD | PCT/US2005037861 | 2005-10-20 | WO2006045035A9 | 2006-06-22 | TANGA ROBERT |
| A tool having a head repositionably mounted to an end of an elongate handle. In exemplary embodiments, the handle has an angle of about 10° to about 30°. The hammer also includes a locking mechanism for securing the connection between the head and the handle once the desired position has been set. | ||||||
| 178 | WIPE-DOWN KNIFE | PCT/US9928281 | 1999-11-30 | WO0032893B1 | 2000-07-20 | SCIACCA PHILLIP G |
| The wipe-down knife herein is assembled upon an elongate handle, one end of which is fitted with a generally cylindrical blade-supporting head. The head has a collar and lever arm on one end for securely engaging the handle shaft, and a pair of closely opposed pads and a pivot pin on its other end for engaging a blade-supporting plate. A bracket which grasps the blade at its base is affixed to the blade-supporting plate. The plate is wide and flexible, projecting from the blade support at a right angle to the longitudinal axis of the knife's handle. The blade curves away from the blade-supporting bracket at a right angle, such that the plane of the blade's working edge is parallel with the handle's longitudinal axis. | ||||||
| 179 | Versatile extension grip | US15079970 | 2016-03-24 | US10035254B2 | 2018-07-31 | Marc David Murphy |
| A versatile extension grip that may be affixed to a handle such as the handle of a broom, mop, shovel, paint roller, fruit picker or other type of tool. The versatile extension grip provides leverage, maneuverability and efficiency in using many different types of tools and provides for the tools to be manipulated using only one hand. | ||||||
| 180 | Paint brush and extension device adaptor | US14945383 | 2015-11-18 | US10004325B1 | 2018-06-26 | Theodore Koyzis; Dimitrios Mastoris |
| An apparatus having two elongated members with ridges joined at a rotatable joint with one elongated member adapted to be attached to a paint brush and the second elongated member adapted to be attached to an extension device. When the paint brush and extension device adaptor is used in combination with a paint brush and an extension device, the painter is able to manipulate the adaptor to reach surfaces difficult to reach using traditional methods. | ||||||
