Suction hose for a vacuum cleaner

Abstract

A suction hose for a vacuum cleaner including a hose portion, which has a flexible dust removal hose body and a flexible jacket hose body, in which the dust removal hose body is arranged, wherein a suction flow channel for conducting a suction flow to the vacuum cleaner extends between longitudinal ends of the hose portion, which suction flow channel is bounded by a hose jacket of the dust removal hose body, a connection piece for connecting to the hand-held power tool or to the vacuum cleaner is arranged at at least one longitudinal end of the hose portion, and the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body extend into an interior of a hose receptacle of the connection piece such that the dust removal hose body is sheathed by the jacket hose body into the hose receptacle.

Claims

1. A suction hose for a vacuum cleaner for operation with a hand-held power tool, the suction hose comprising: a hose portion having a flexible dust removal hose body and a flexible jacket hose body, in which the dust removal hose body is located, wherein a suction flow channel for conducting a suction flow to the vacuum cleaner extends between longitudinal ends of the hose portion, which suction flow channel is bounded by a hose jacket of the dust removal hose body, the hose jacket having a helical reinforcement spiral forming an external screw contour; a connection piece for connection to the hand-held power tool or to the vacuum cleaner arranged at at least one longitudinal end of the hose portion, and wherein the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body extend into an interior of a hose receptacle of the connection piece, so that the dust removal hose body is sheathed by the jacket hose body into the hose receptacle and wherein a mounting section of the dust removal hose body protrudes beyond the jacket hose body in the hose receptacle; a holding sleeve received within the hose receptacle of the connection piece, the holding sleeve having a threaded section with an internally threaded surface engaged with the external screw contour of the hose jacket; a holding body at least partially received within the hose receptacle of the connection piece for retaining the holding sleeve within the connection piece; and a holding element fastened to an outer jacket surface of the jacket hose body, the holding element covering an end face of the jacket hose body, the end face being free towards the mounting section of the dust removal hose body, wherein the holding element comprises a jacket hose body covering section, a dust removal hose body covering section and a ramp formed between the jacket hose body covering section and the dust removal hose body covering section, the jacket hose body covering section extending around the entire circumference of the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body covering section extending around the entire circumference of the dust removal hose body, and the ramp extending between the holding sleeve and the holding body for the connection piece to slide onto the jacket hose body during assembly, when screwing the connection piece onto the hose portion, wherein the holding element is located in a region of the threaded section and deformed helically by the threaded section.

2. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element has an annular or sleeve-type shape when mounted on the jacket hose body.

3. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element is a holding element which can be deformed, plastically and/or flexibly, by the connection piece while the connection piece is being fitted to the hose portion.

4. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element is secured to the jacket hose body and/or to the dust removal hose body by bonding or an adhesive layer.

5. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element extends parallel to a longitudinal dimension of the suction flow channel at least along a subsection of the mounting section of the dust removal hose body.

6. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element compresses the jacket hose body in the direction of the dust removal hose body.

7. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element comprises or is represented by a tape body.

8. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element comprises or is represented by a metal body.

9. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element comprises or is a shrinkable body which is shrunk by thermal treatment, onto the jacket hose body for a hold on the jacket hose body and/or the dust removal hose body.

10. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element is electrically conductive, having an electrically conductive coating for establishing an electric connection between at least two of the components connection piece, jacket hose body and dust removal hose body.

11. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the holding element has or is represented by an electrically conductive metal foil.

12. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the dust removal hose body and/or the jacket hose body is/are electrically conductive and/or has/have and/or is/are represented by an electrically conductive plastic material and/or has/have at least one electrically conductive wire.

13. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the reinforcement spiral of the hose jacket is made of metal or of a plastic material which is more rigid than a base wall of the hose jacket.

14. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the jacket hose body consists of textile fibers and/or has a textile mesh and/or is designed as a multifilament consisting of interwoven harder and softer fibers.

15. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the end face of the jacket hose body which is free towards the mounting section of the dust removal hose body has a smaller diameter than a section of the jacket hose body which is more distant from the mounting section of the dust removal hose body.

16. The suction hose according to claim 15, wherein the smaller diameter is produced by a thermal treatment and/or by a crosscut and/or by a welding of the jacket hose body.

17. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the hose receptacle has a reception opening for inserting the hose portion and a base region or an end region remote from the reception opening.

18. The suction hose according to claim 17, wherein the reception opening has a larger cross-section than the base region or the end region and/or the interior narrows from the receptacle opening towards the base region or end region.

19. The suction hose according to claim 1, wherein the threaded section has a larger diameter in a region of a reception opening of the hose receptacle provided for inserting the hose portion than in a base region or an end region of the hose receptacle more remote from the reception opening.

20. A suction hose for a vacuum cleaner for operation with a hand-held power tool, comprising a hose portion having a flexible dust removal hose body and a flexible jacket hose body, in which the dust removal hose body is located, wherein a suction flow channel for conducting a suction flow to the vacuum cleaner extends between longitudinal ends of the hose portion, which suction flow channel is bounded by a hose jacket of the dust removal hose body, wherein a connection piece for connection to the hand-held power tool or to the vacuum cleaner is arranged at least one longitudinal end of the hose portion, and wherein the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body extend into an interior of a hose receptacle of the connection piece, so that the dust removal hose body is sheathed by the jacket hose body into the hose receptacle and wherein a mounting section of the dust removal hose body protrudes beyond a free end of the jacket hose body in the hose receptacle, and wherein a holding element is fastened to an outer jacket surface of the jacket hose body, the holding element covering an end face of the jacket hose body, the end face being free towards the mounting section of the dust removal hose body, the holding element lying against an inner surface of the hose receptacle, and wherein the holding element has, in a region of the free end face of the jacket hose body, a ramp for the connection piece to slide onto the jacket hose body during assembly, when plugging or screwing the connection piece onto the hose portion, the ramp extending over both the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body, whereby the ramp covers the free end of the jacket hose body to enable a screwing in of the mounting section of the dust removal hose body into the hose receptacle of the connection piece, and wherein the hose receptacle has at least one threaded section for screwing in a screw contour located at the outer circumference of the dust removal hose body, and wherein the holding element is located in a region of the threaded section and deformed helically by the threaded section.

21. The suction hose according to claim 20, wherein the holding element is electrically conductive, having an electrically conductive coating for establishing an electric connection between at least two of the components connection piece, jacket hose body and dust removal hose body, and wherein at least the mounting section of the dust removal hose body is accommodated in a holding sleeve of the connection piece which is accommodated, freely rotatably, in a holding receptacle of a plug-in body of the connection piece which is separate from the holding sleeve and held to the plug-in body by a sleeve-shaped or annular holding body, the plug-in body having a plug-in section for plugging into a plug-in receptacle of the hand-held power tool or the vacuum cleaner.

22. The suction hose according to claim 20, wherein at least the mounting section of the dust removal hose body is accommodated in a holding sleeve of the connection piece which is accommodated, freely rotatably, in a holding receptacle of a plug-in body of the connection piece which is separate from the holding sleeve and held to the plug-in body by a sleeve-shaped or annular holding body, the plug-in body having a plug-in section for plugging into a plug-in receptacle of the hand-held power tool or the vacuum cleaner, and wherein the dust removal hose body has an external thread formed on an outer surface thereof and the hose receptacle has an internal threaded section for screwing in the external thread of the dust removal hose body.

23. A suction hose for a vacuum cleaner for operation with a hand-held power tool, comprising a hose portion having a flexible dust removal hose body and a flexible jacket hose body, in which the dust removal hose body is located, wherein a suction flow channel for conducting a suction flow to the vacuum cleaner extends between longitudinal ends of the hose portion, which suction flow channel is bounded by a hose jacket of the dust removal hose body, wherein a connection piece for connection to the hand-held power tool or to the vacuum cleaner is arranged at least one longitudinal end of the hose portion, and wherein the jacket hose body and the dust removal hose body extend into an interior of a hose receptacle of the connection piece, so that the dust removal hose body is sheathed by the jacket hose body into the hose receptacle and wherein a mounting section of the dust removal hose body protrudes beyond the jacket hose body in the hose receptacle, and wherein a holding element is fastened to an outer jacket surface of the jacket hose body, the holding element covering an end face of the jacket hose body, the end face being free towards the mounting section of the dust removal hose body, the holding element lying against an inner surface of the hose receptacle, and wherein the holding element is formed as an adhesive tape body wound around the jacket hose body, and wherein the jacket hose body comprises fibers woven into a textile mesh, the textile mesh being compressed by the adhesive tape body so that an outer diameter of the jacket hose body, including the holding element, in a region of the hose receptacle is smaller than an outer diameter of the jacket hose body in a region more distant from the mounting section of the dust removal hose body.

24. The suction hose according to claim 23, wherein the holding element extends along the entire circumference or along a part of the circumference of the jacket hose body.

25. The suction hose according to claim 23, wherein the holding element has, in a region of the free end face of the jacket hose body, a ramp for the connection piece to slide onto the jacket hose body during assembly, when plugging or screwing the connection piece onto the hose portion.

26. The suction hose according to claim 23, wherein the hose jacket of the dust removal hose body has at least one rib structure extending helically.

27. The suction hose according to claim 23, wherein at least the mounting section of the dust removal hose body is accommodated in a holding sleeve of the connection piece which is accommodated, freely rotatably, in a holding receptacle of a plug-in body of the connection piece which is separate from the holding sleeve and held to the plug-in body by a sleeve-shaped or annular holding body, the plug-in body having a plug-in section for plugging into a plug-in receptacle of the hand-held power tool or the vacuum cleaner.

28. The suction hose according to claim 23, wherein the hose receptacle has at least one threaded section for screwing in a screw contour located at the outer circumference of the dust removal hose body.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) An embodiment of the invention is explained below with reference to the drawing, of which:

(2) FIG. 1 is a perspective oblique view of a vacuum cleaner with a suction hose according to the invention,

(3) FIG. 2 is a side view of a hand-held power tool with a connected suction hose according to the invention,

(4) FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the suction hose according to FIG. 1, corresponding approximately to a sectional plane A,

(5) FIG. 4 shows a detail D1 from FIG. 3,

(6) FIG. 5 shows a detail D2 from FIG. 3,

(7) FIG. 6 is an exploded view of connection pieces of the suction hose according to FIG. 1,

(8) FIG. 7 shows an angle piece for the suction hose according to FIGS. 1, 3,

(9) FIG. 8 shows a longitudinal end of a hose portion with a shrinkable body in a not yet shrunk state, and

(10) FIG. 9 shows the view according to FIG. 8, but with a shrunk shrinkable body.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

(11) A vacuum cleaner 10 has a vacuum cleaner housing 11, which is mobile. The vacuum cleaner 10 is a mobile vacuum cleaner being, by way of example, a vacuum cleaner which can be used as a workshop cleaner on site and is mobile. The vacuum cleaner 10 can roll on a ground, for which purpose castors 12 are provided. The vacuum cleaner 10 represents other mobile vacuum cleaners, for example those which are located in a transport box or have a housing in the shape of a transport box. The transport box can expediently be linked to other transport boxes, e.g. stacked and/or joined positively and/or locked. Such transport boxes are then preferably used to accommodate power tools of the type of the hand-held power tool 20 shown in FIG. 2.

(12) The hand-held power tool 20 for example has a machine housing 21, in which a drive motor 22, e.g. an electric or pneumatic drive motor, is located. The drive motor 22 forms a part of a drive train which may optionally include a gearbox. The drive motor 22 can drive a working tool 23 designed as a grinding wheel for example. The working tool 23 is an example for other working tools such as machining, milling, cutting, sawing or the like tools. The drive motor 22 can be switched on and off using a switch 26. The hand-held power tool 20 may for example be a grinding tool but can also be an example for other hand-held power tools, such as saws, milling tools, drills or the like. The operation of the hand-held power tool 20 generates dust, which flows via a dust removal channel 24 to an extraction port 25, to which a suction hose 30 can be connected. Via the extraction port 25, any dust generated in the operation of the hand-held power tool 20 and containing particles, chips or the like can be extracted.

(13) With the suction unit 16 a suction flow S can be generated, whereby dust arising in the operation of the working tool 23 or the hand-held power tool 20 can be extracted. The suction hose 30 has a hose portion 31, the longitudinal ends 32, 33 of which can be releasably connected to the vacuum cleaner 10 and the hand-held power tool 20, in particular within a plug-in or screwing assembly process or the like. At this point it should be mentioned that a suction hose according to the invention can be connected permanently to a vacuum cleaner or a hand-held power tool at least at one longitudinal end. The longitudinal end 32 for example can therefore be inserted into a plug-in receptacle of the suction hose connector 14 or plugged onto a suitable coupling or connection piece. At the hand-held power tool 20, i.e. at the extraction port 25, a plug-in receptacle or a plug-in projection is expediently provided for connecting the suction hose 30.

(14) The suction hose 30 as a whole is flexible, so that the hand-held power tool 20 and the vacuum cleaner 10 can be moved on site substantially without being impeded by the resistance of the suction hose 30.

(15) The hose portion 31 has a dust removal hose body 40, the hose jacket 41 of which bounds a suction flow channel 45 for the suction flow S to the vacuum cleaner 10. The dust removal hose body 40 extends to the respective longitudinal ends 32, 33 of the hose portion 31. The hose jacket 41 is reinforced by reinforcement ribs 42. The reinforcement ribs 42 extend in a helical fashion, forming a reinforcement spiral 44 for example. The reinforcement spiral 44 or the reinforcement ribs 42 give(s) the dust removal hose body 40 a certain degree of flexural rigidity combined nevertheless with great flexibility. By way of the reinforcement spiral 44 or the reinforcement ribs 42, the flow cross-section of the suction flow channel 45 is maintained even under a load transverse to the longitudinal extent L of the suction hose portion.

(16) The ribbing or rib structure provided by the reinforcement ribs 42 is admittedly disruptive in some respects. Such ribs or projections on the hose body for example have the result that, if a workpiece is machined by the hand-held power tool 20, there is friction at surfaces of a workpiece machined by the hand-held power tool 20, leading to local damage. The ribbing of the dust removal hose body 40 can furthermore get caught at a workshop floor, making handling more difficult.

(17) To eliminate this problem situation, the dust removal hose body 40 is covered or sheathed as it were, using a jacket hose body 50. The jacket hose body 50 extends between the longitudinal ends 32, 33 of the hose portion 31. In the region of the longitudinal ends 32, 33, the dust removal hose body 40 projects in front of the jacket hose body 50 with mounting sections 43, however. The mounting sections 43 are used for mounting the hose portion 31 on connection pieces 90, 190 and in particular for tension-resistant mounting with respect to the longitudinal extent L.

(18) The jacket hose body 50 has a hose jacket 51, which is much smoother than the hose jacket 41 of the dust removal hose body 40 and can therefore slide more easily along workshop surfaces on a ground or the like. The hose jacket 51 has an end face 52 facing the respective mounting section 43 at the longitudinal ends 32, 33 of the dust removal hose body 40, where it is crosscut.

(19) The hose jacket 51 is designed as a textile mesh 55, for example. The dust removal hose body 40 in particular is as it were spun or woven around by the hose jacket 51, whereby the textile mesh 55 is formed. The textile mesh 55 is a multifilament with fibres 56, 57 which are interwoven. The fibres 56, 57 have opposite orientation, for example, so that a cross-weave is formed. The fibres 56, 57 are expediently made of different materials and/or strength and/or have different diameters. It is, however, also possible to use a textile mesh with similar and/or uniform fibres and/or having the same diameter.

(20) The textile mesh 55 is advantageously close-meshed and/or dense, so that the jacket hose body 50 completely sheathes the dust removal hose body 40 or completely hides or covers the dust removal hose body 40.

(21) The connection pieces 90, 190 are designed in several parts and comprise plug-in bodies 91, 191 and holding sleeves 70 held at the plug-in bodies 91, being for example latched or bonded there or held by holding bodies 90.

(22) The holding sleeves 70 secure the hose portion 31 against tensile loads at the connection pieces 90, 190 and at a connection piece 290 shown in FIG. 7. The holding sleeves 70 are for example accommodated in holding receptacles 93, 193 or 293 of the connection pieces 90, 190 and 290 and are there held against tensile loads with respect to a plug-in axis SA, along which the holding sleeves 70 can be inserted into the holding/plug-in receptacles 93.

(23) The plug-in bodies 91, 191 and 291 have plug-in sections 292 for plugging the suction hose 30 to a component required for suction operation, such as the vacuum cleaner 10, the hand-held power tool 20 and other types of vacuum cleaners and hand-held power tools. At the plug-in section 92 of the connection piece 90, for example, there is provided a plug-in receptacle 99, which can be plugged onto a connector, for example like at the hand-held power tool 20. At the outer circumference of the plug-in section 92, there are nevertheless provided positive-locking contours 98 suitable for a firm hold in a plug-in receptacle of another hand-held power tool not shown in the drawing. The positive-locking contours 98 are for example suitable for plugging into or unplugging from such a plug-in receptacle or an extraction port of a hand-held power tool. The plug-in section 92 can thus be used for several purposes. The plug-in section 92 is preferably made of a softer material than the section of the plug-in body 91 where the holding receptacle 93 is provided.

(24) The plug-in section 192 of the plug-in body 191 is used for plugging onto or into the suction hose connector 14 of the vacuum cleaner. A plug-in receptacle 99 is provided at the plug-in section 192, for example. The plug-in projection or plug-in section 192 can obviously also be inserted into a corresponding plug-in receptacle with its circumferential wall 198, which preferably tapers towards the free end, for example if the suction hose connector 14 advantageously has a plug-in receptacle for inserting the plug-in section 192.

(25) Only a part of the connection piece 290 is shown in FIG. 7. It also comprises the holding sleeve 70 not shown in FIG. 7 and the holding body 80, which can be seen in FIG. 6 above. An angle section 295 in particular extends between a holding receptacle 293 provided for the holding body 80 and the holding sleeve 70 and the plug-in section 292, so that the plug-in section 292 and the holding receptacle 293 are oriented at an angle to each other, for example an angle of 90 degrees. The respective plug-in axes SA and a plug-in axis not shown in FIG. 7 for plugging onto or into the vacuum cleaner 10 or a hand-held power tool 20 are oriented at an angle of 90 degrees to each other. A circumferential wall 298 of the plug-in section 292 is preferably conical towards its end region, so that it can easily be inserted into a plug-in receptacle, in particular into the plug-in receptacle of the suction hose connector 14 of the vacuum cleaner 10.

(26) The holding receptacles 93, 193 and 293 are preferably identical or similar. An end face 96, 196, 296 for example forms a stop for a holding projection 82, in particular for a flange-type holding projection, of the holding body 80. The holding projection 82 in particular projects radially outwards in the manner of a flange and/or ring in front of a circumferential wall 81 of the holding body 80 and bears against the end face 96, 196 or 296 of a circumferential wall which bounds the holding receptacles 93, 193, 293.

(27) The circumferential wall 81 on the other hand engages with the holding receptacle 93, 193,293. At the radial outer circumference of the circumferential wall 81, there are preferably provided supporting projections 83, which bear against an inner circumferential wall 95, 195 of the respective holding receptacle 93, 193, 293. The inner circumferential wall 95, 195 extends from the end face 96, 196, 296 to a base region 94, 194, where the holding sleeve 70 is supported. Between the base region or base wall 94, 194 and the free end face—remote from the holding projection 82—of the circumferential wall 81, the holding sleeve 90 is held. The respective holding sleeve 70 may however be freely rotatable in the holding receptacle 93, 193, so that the hose portion 93 can perform a rotary movement about its longitudinal extent L in the respective connection piece 90, 190, 290.

(28) The holding bodies 80 can for example be bonded in the holding receptacles 93, 193, 293 or secured by other means. The preferred solution, however, is latching, for example by means of latching projections 84, which project in front of the circumferential wall 81, for example, and, when the holding body 80 is mounted on the plug-in body 91, 191, 291, engage with latching receptacles 97, 197, 297 of the plug-in body 91, 191, 291.

(29) It is advantageous if recesses and/or sliding projections are provided in the holding receptacle 93, 193, 293 for the free rotation or movement of a respective holding sleeve 70. The holding sleeve (see FIG. 5) for example has radially outward-oriented sliding projections 79A, 79B, between which there is a recess 79C. The sliding projections 79A, 79B bear against the circumferential wall 95, 195 and facilitate an easy rotation of the holding sleeve 70 in the respective holding receptacle 93, 193, 293.

(30) To secure the hose portion 31 on the connection pieces 90, 190, 290, each of the latter has a hose receptacle 35. The hose receptacle 35 is substantially defined by the holding sleeve 70 but can optionally be provided by the holding body 80 as well. The jacket hose body 50 bears against an inner circumferential wall 85 of the holding body 80, for example.

(31) The holding body 80 is preferably designed as or represented by a type of sleeve. It is preferred if an inner diameter of a through-opening 86 of the holding body 80, through which the hose portion 31 including the jacket hose body 50 can be inserted, is so wide that the insertion movement is not impeded. The end face 52 of the jacket hose body 50 should therefore not hit the free end face 87 of the holding body 80 but easily slide into the through-opening 86. The insertion of the jacket hose body 50 through the holding body 80 is also facilitated by the holding element 60 to be described later.

(32) The tension-resistant hold of the hose portion 31 at the connection pieces 90, 190, 290, on the other hand, is essentially provided by the holding sleeve 70. We can imagine that the end face 52 of the hose jacket 51 or the jacket hose body 50 is an obstacle when mounting the hose portion 31 on the respective connection piece 90, 190, 290, in particular the holding sleeve 70, and that it cannot easily be inserted into the connection piece 90, 190, 290, and that furthermore the jacket hose body 50 is held at the connection piece 90, 190, 290 in a tension-resistant manner with respect to the plug-in axis SA and/or its longitudinal extent L.

(33) To eliminate this problem, the holding element 60 is provided; this covers with a covering section 62 a fastening section 53 of the jacket hose body 50, being located at an outer surface 54 of the hose jacket 51 and fastened with a covering section 63 to the mounting section 43 and/or covering the hose jacket 41 of the dust removal hose body 40. The covering sections 62, 63 preferably have approximately the same length with respect to the longitudinal extent L, having lengths L1 and L2 (see FIG. 6). The covering sections 62, 63 can obviously differ in length as well.

(34) Between the covering sections 62, 63, a type of ramp 64 is formed, which extends over the end face 52 of the jacket hose body 50, therefore facing the mounting section 43. As a result, the longitudinal end 32, 33 of the hose portion 31 can slide into the hose receptacle 35 more easily, for example already into the through-opening 86 of the holding body 80. This, however, facilitates the further assembly and/or the hold at the holding sleeve 70 as well.

(35) The holding element 60 or the tape body 61 is preferably represented by an adhesive tape 65, which is wound around the hose jacket 51. The adhesive tape 65 adheres to the hose jackets 41, 51 on an adhesive side which cannot be seen in the drawing and faces the hose jacket 41, 51. For better understanding the holding element 60 is in FIG. 6 shown with a butt with respect to the longitudinal end 31, so that a longitudinal end 65 of the adhesive tape 65 can be seen in the drawing.

(36) The textile mesh 55 can easily be compressed by the adhesive tape 65, so that an outer diameter of the hose jacket 51 including the holding element 60 applied thereto in the region of the hose receptacle 35 or of the holding element 60 is smaller than away therefrom, e.g. towards the other the longitudinal end 32, 33, as shown in FIG. 6. The holding element 60 is indicated diagrammatically as an adhesive tape 65, and the compression of the textile mesh 55 or of the hose jacket 51 is shown in FIG. 6.

(37) The longitudinal ends 32, 33 of the hose portion 31 are furthermore screwed to the holding sleeves 60. The holding sleeves 60 for example comprise a circumferential wall 71 providing a reception opening 72 for the insertion or screwing-in or both of the longitudinal end 32, 33 of the hose portion 31. The reception opening 72 is provided at the free end of a receptacle 78 for the respective longitudinal end 32, 33. The receptacle 78 is bounded by the inner circumferential surface 73 of the circumferential wall 71 and the base region 74.

(38) An assembly option would now be the insertion of the respective longitudinal end 32, 33 into the receptacle 78 and its bonding there.

(39) For inserting the longitudinal end 32, 33, it is advantageous that the inner circumferential surface 73 preferably has a conical trend, i.e. that it has a larger cross-section in the region of the reception opening 72 than in the base region 74. This conical trend is substantially defined by a thread of a threaded section 75. The inner circumferential surface 73 could be different from that shown in the drawing, but also planar or smooth, i.e. not having a thread.

(40) The reinforcement spiral 44 or the reinforcement ribs 42 is/are substantially helical as mentioned above. They form a screw contour 46, which can be screwed to the threaded section 75 in the region of the mounting section 43 of the dust removal hose body 40.

(41) Screw turns 76 of the threaded section 75 which are closer to the reception opening 72 have a larger diameter than one or more screw turns 77 close to the base region 74. This defines a substantially conical and/or narrowing shape of the receptacle 78 in such a way that the holding element 60 with the covering section 63 initially comes into engagement with the screw turns 76 and is then progressively compressed until the covering section 63 has its narrowest region in the region of the screw turns 77. This deforms the holding element 60, which comes to lie between the threaded section 75 and the screw contour 46, so that the holding element 60 is positively held in the thread structure formed by the threaded section 75 and the screw contour 46.

(42) At the same time the covering section 62 preferably experiences a compression at the inner circumference of the holding body 80, i.e. at the inner circumference of the circumferential wall 81, so that it has a particularly good hold at the hose jacket 51.

(43) In contrast to the illustration of FIGS. 4 and 5, the hose jacket 51 of the jacket hose body 50 can obviously extend into the receptacle 78, so that it comes to lie in a region 79 of the receptacle 78 for example and there comes to lie in a sandwich arrangement between the hose jacket 41 and the inner circumferential wall or surface 73. This measure in particular facilitates the mounting of the holding body 80, because the respective longitudinal end 32, 33 is completely held in the holding sleeve 70 before the holding body 80 is connected to the plug-in body 91, 191, 291.

(44) An alternative concept for a holding element is indicated diagrammatically in FIG. 6. In place of the tape body 61, for example, a holding element 160 can be provided which is designed in the manner of a sheet metal part of a clip. The holding element 160 for example comprises a metal body 163. The clip or the holding element 160 consists of metal in particular, preferably of light metal, aluminium or the like. The holding element 160 has a covering section 162, which is secured to the outer surface 54 of the jacket hose body 50, for example by bonding, crimping or the like. A ramp section or projecting section 162, which covers the end face 52 of the hose jacket 51, projects from the covering section 161. The holding element 160 can be annular, for example, and cover the end face 62 like a ring. It is however also possible that the holding element 160 covers only a sub-segment of the outer circumference of the hose jacket 51.

(45) When crosscutting the hose jacket 51 of the jacket hose body 50, a cutting tool SW is expediently used (FIG. 6). The cutting tool SW for example has a blade body and/or a thermally heatable body. The thermal heating of the hose jacket 51, e.g. the textile mesh, which consists of plastic, has a shrinking effect, i.e. the diameter of the hose jacket 51 is smaller in the region of the end face 52 than in a region having a longitudinal distance therefrom, being remote from the end face 52. A region 58 with a smaller diameter reduced by crosscutting with the cutting tool SW near the end face 52 is indicated in FIG. 8.

(46) The dust removal hose body 40 and/or the jacket hose body 50 is/are expediently electrically conductive. One or both of the hose jackets 41, 51 consisting of an electrically conductive material or have electrically conductive coatings, carbon fibres or the like. The holding element 60, 160 is expediently likewise electrically conductive, for example by virtue of a carbon or graphite coating, of metal components or the like. This facilitates antistatic discharge. The screw turns 77 or the at least one screw turn 77 is/are expediently likewise electrically conductive, thereby establishing an electric contact from the respective connection piece 90, 190, 290 to the holding element 60 and through the latter to the dust removal hose body 40 and/or the jacket hose body 50.

(47) It is also possible for the dust removal hose body 40 to have a reinforcement body 47 on the shape of a wire spiral or the like (indicated in FIG. 4). This too can be used as an electrically conductive component.

(48) FIGS. 8 and 9 show another embodiment in which a shrinkable body 261 is arranged as a holding element 260 on the longitudinal end 33 of the hose portion 31. The shrinkable body 261 is for example designed in the manner of a grommet or sleeve. In the not yet deformed state it can have the same cross-section along its entire length. It is also possible for the shrinkable body 261 to have a stepped or conical shape, so that it can be pushed onto the respective longitudinal end 32 or 33 from the free end of the mounting section 43, but has in a section 263, i.e. in the region of the mounting section 43, a smaller cross-section than in a section 262 provided for accommodating the jacket hose body 50.

(49) The shrinkable body 261 consists of a material which shrinks when subjected to a thermal load, in particular heating, such as a plastic material. The shrinkable body 261 has a covering section 262 located at the fastening section 53 at the outer surface 54 of the jacket hose body 50. A further covering section 263, which adjoins the covering section 262, covers the mounting section 43 of the hose jacket 41 or the dust removal hose body 40. Between the covering sections 262, 263, a ramp 264 is formed if the shrinkable body 261 is heated by a heating tool E, e.g. a hair drier, with a heat jet H. The shrinkable body furthermore shrinks onto the screw contour 46 in such a way that the shrinkable body 261 at least partially reproduces the screw contour 46 and/or adopts its contour, so that the mounting section 43 sheathed by the shrinkable body 261 can be screwed into the threaded section 75.

(50) The covering section 262 also shrinks when heat-treated with the heating tool E, so that it sits securely on the fastening section 53 of the hose jacket 51.

(51) It is advantageously provided that the covering section 262 compresses the fastening section 53 of the hose jacket 51, reducing its cross-section. This measure likewise contributes to an easier mounting or securing of the longitudinal end 33 or 32 on the respective connection piece 90, 190, 290, in particular the holding sleeve 70.

(52) At this point it should be mentioned that such a compression of the fastening section 53 can also be obtained by winding the tape body 61 around the longitudinal end 32, 33. The adhesive tape 65 can furthermore easily at least partially reproduce the screw contour 46 plastically and/or adopt its contour, so that the mounting section 43 sheathed by the adhesive tape 65 can be screwed into the threaded section 75.