Buckle mechanism of dust collecting barrel of bag-type dust collector

Abstract

A buckle mechanism of a dust collecting barrel of a bag-type dust collector includes a first retaining seat and a second retaining seat. Two sides of the first retaining seat are provided with two first linking members. Two sides of the second retaining seat are provided with two second linking members. The first linking members and the second linking members are connected through two connecting rods. An operating rod is provided between the second linking members. A support unit is provided between the first linking members. The support unit is fixed to a barrel cover. The second linking members are driven to swing by the operating rod and the first linking members are linked so that the barrel cover is moved up and down to quickly complete the assembly and disassembly of a dust collecting barrel.

Claims

1. A buckle mechanism of a dust collecting barrel of a bag-type dust collector, the dust collector comprising a machine stand, the machine stand being provided with an air bellows therein, the air bellows having an air inlet, a bottom of the air bellows being provided with at least one first air outlet, a top of the air bellows being provided with a plurality of second air outlets corresponding to the first air outlet, a telescopic tube being connected to one end of the first air outlet, another end of the telescopic tube being connected with a barrel cover, the dust collecting barrel being provided under the barrel cover, the second air outlets being provided with filter bags respectively, the bottom of the air bellows being provided with an air blower, the buckle mechanism being disposed on the dust collector and connected with the barrel cover, the buckle mechanism comprising: a first retaining seat, disposed at a bottom of the machine stand close to the second air outlets, two sides of the first retaining seat having first pivot ends respectively; a second retaining seat, fixed to one side of the first retaining seat, two sides of the second retaining seat having second pivot ends respectively; two first linking members, each having a first pivot portion at a central portion thereof, the first pivot portions of the two first linking members being pivotally connected to the first pivot ends of the first retaining seat, the two first linking members each having one end formed with a first connecting end and another end formed with a second connecting end; two second linking members, each having a second pivot portion at a central portion thereof, the second pivot portions of the two second linking members being pivotally connected to the second pivot ends of the second retaining seat, the two second linking members each having one end formed with a connecting end and another end connected with an operating rod; two connecting rods, each having a first end and a second end, the first end being connected to the first connecting end of a corresponding one of the first linking members, the second end being connected to the second connecting end of a corresponding one of the second linking members; a support unit, disposed on the barrel cover and pivotally connected between the first linking members, the support unit including a support member, the support member having a central through hole for the telescopic tube to pass therethrough, the support member being provided with a plurality of limit holes around an outer periphery of the through hole, each of the limit holes being provided with a limit rod, the fixing rod being sleeved with an elastic member, the elastic member being located between the barrel cover and the support member.

2. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein a top of the first retaining seat has a retaining portion for the first retaining seat to be fixed below the air bellows.

3. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein bottom edges of the two sides of the second retaining seat have engaging portions extending outward, respectively.

4. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein the second linking members each have a holding portion close to the second pivot portion.

5. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein the support member is a rectangular plate body.

6. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein one end of the limit rod is fixed to the barrel cover, and another end of the limit rod is provided with a limit member for limiting the support member and the elastic member.

7. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 6, wherein the limit member is a nut.

8. The buckle mechanism of the dust collecting barrel of the bag-type dust collector as claimed in claim 1, wherein the elastic member is a spring.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a perspective view in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

(2) FIG. 2 is a side view in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention;

(3) FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the buckle mechanism in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention;

(4) FIG. 4 is a schematic view in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention when in use;

(5) FIG. 5 is another schematic view in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention when in use; and

(6) FIG. 6 is a schematic view of replacing the dust collecting barrel in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

(7) Embodiments of the present invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(8) Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, the present invention discloses a buckle mechanism of a dust collecting barrel of a bag-type dust collector. The dust collector 200 comprises a machine stand 201. One end of the top of the machine stand 201 is provided with an air bellows 202. The air bellows 202 has an air inlet 203, two first air outlets 204, and a plurality of second air outlets 205 located above the first air outlets 204. The air bellows 202 is provided with an air blower 206 close to the air inlet 203. A telescopic tube 207 is connected to one end of the first air outlet 204. Another end of the telescopic tube 207 is fixedly connected with a barrel cover 208 to cover a dust collecting barrel 209. The buckle mechanism 100 is disposed on the machine stand 201 and is located at one side of the machine stand 201 close to the first air outlet 204. Another end of the buckle mechanism 100 is connected to the barrel cover 208. The second air outlets 205 are provided with filter bags 210, respectively. The buckle mechanism 100 comprises a first retaining seat 10, a second retaining seat 20, two first linking members 30, two second linking members 40, two connecting rods 50, and a support unit 60.

(9) The first retaining seat 10 is disposed below the air bellows 202 of the machine stand 201 and is located close to the second air outlets 205. The top of the first retaining seat 10 has a retaining portion 11 for the first retaining seat 10 to be fixed below the air bellows 202. Two sides of the first retaining seat 10 have first pivot ends 12, respectively.

(10) The second retaining seat 20 is fixed to one side of the first retaining seat 10. Two sides of the second retaining seat 20 have second pivot ends 21, respectively. The bottom edges of the two sides of the second retaining seat 20 have engaging portions 22 extending outward, respectively.

(11) The two first linking members 30 each have a first pivot portion 31 at a central portion thereof. The first pivot portions 31 of the two first linking members 30 are pivotally connected to the first pivot ends 12 of the first retaining seat 10. The two first linking members 30 each have one end formed with a first connecting end 32 and another end formed with a second connecting end 33.

(12) The two second linking members 40 each have a second pivot portion 41 at a central portion thereof. The second pivot portions 41 of the two second linking members 40 are pivotally connected to the second pivot ends 21 of the second retaining seat 20. The two second linking members 40 each have one end formed with a connecting end 42 and another end connected with an operating rod 43. The two second linking members 40 each have a holding portion 44 close to the second pivot portion 41.

(13) The two connecting rods 50 each have a first end 51 and a second end 52. The first end 51 is connected to the first connecting end 32 of a corresponding one of the first linking members 30. The second end 52 is connected to the second connecting end 42 of a corresponding one of the second linking members 40.

(14) The support unit 60 is disposed on the barrel cover 208. The support unit 60 includes a support member 61. The support member 61 is a rectangular plate body. The support member 61 has a central through hole 611 for the telescopic tube 207 to pass therethrough. Two sides of the support member 61 are pivotally connected to the second connecting ends 32 of the first linking members 30. The support member 61 is provided with a plurality of limit holes 612 around the outer periphery of the through hole 611. In the embodiment of the present invention, the support member 61 is provided with four limit holes 612 around the outer periphery of the through hole 611. Each of the limit holes 612 is provided with a limit rod 62. One end of the limit rod 62 is fixed to the barrel cover 208. The other end of the fixing rod 62 is provided with a limit member 63. In this embodiment of the present invention, the limit member 63 is a nut. The limit member 63 is threadedly connected to the fixing rod 62. The fixing rod 62 is sleeved with an elastic member 64. The elastic member 64 is located between the barrel cover 208 and the support member 61. In this embodiment of the present invention, the elastic member 64 is a spring.

(15) Referring to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, when the user wants to use the dust collector 200, the operating rod 43 is first pulled up, and the second linking members 40 corresponds to the second pivot ends 21 as a center fulcrum so that the second linking members 40 are pivoted corresponding to the second pivot ends 21. The holding portions 44 of the second linking members 40 hold against the engaging portions 22 of the second retaining seat 20, so that the second linking members 40 stops running. The support unit 60 lifts the barrel cover 80 upward so that the dust collecting barrel 209 can be pushed into the dust collector 200. Then, the dust collecting barrel 209 is pushed into the dust collector 200 and located below the barrel cover 208. The operating rod 43 is pulled downward for the second linking members 40 to pivot relative to the second pivot ends 21. The first linking members 30 are driven to swing by the connecting rods 50. The first linking members 30 use the first pivot ends 12 of the first retaining seat 10 as the central fulcrum so that the respective two ends of the first linking members 30 are swung up and down to form a seesaw effect. Therefore, when the first connecting ends 32 of the first linking members 30 are swung upward by the connecting rods 50, the second connecting ends 33 of the first linking members 30 are pressed downward. The respective sides of the second linking members 40 hold against the engaging portions 22 of the second fixing seat 20, such that the first linking members 30 and the second linking members 40 stop turning, meanwhile, the second linking members 40 and the connecting rods 50 are in parallel to each other to form a toggle effect. The first linking members 30, the second linking members 40 and the connecting rods 50 are in a dead center state. The operating rod 43 can be retained after the user releases the operating rod 43 for the barrel cover 208 to cover the dust collecting barrel 209 tightly, thereby completing the installation of the dust collecting barrel 209.

(16) As shown in FIG. 6, after the dust collector 200 is used for a period of time and the user wants to replace the dust collecting barrel 209, the operating rod 43 is pulled up. The connecting rods 50 and the second linking members 40 release the dead center state so that the second linking members 40 drive the first linking members 30 to swing. When the holding portions 44 of the second linking members 40 hold against the engaging portions 22 of the second retaining seat 20, the connecting rods 50 are perpendicular to the first linking members 30, and the connecting rods 50 and the first linking members 30 are in a dead center state. Therefore, the operating rod 43 can be retained after the user releases the operating rod 43 for the user to replace or clean the dust collecting barrel 209. The buckle mechanism 100 assists the user in installing the dust collecting barrel 209 quickly and easily, thereby greatly improving the working efficiency.

(17) It is to be noted that the position of the operating rod 43 is suitable for the user to operate the buckle mechanism 100 in a standing state. Therefore, the user can easily pull the operating rod 43 without bending or squatting.

(18) Although particular embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail for purposes of illustration, various modifications and enhancements may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the present invention is not to be limited except as by the appended claims.