Mobile refrigerator having built-in handles
12140364 ยท 2024-11-12
Assignee
Inventors
Cpc classification
F25D11/003
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
B65D25/2852
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
F25D23/028
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
F25D2400/10
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
E05B2001/0023
FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
A45C11/26
HUMAN NECESSITIES
International classification
Abstract
A mobile refrigerator having built-in handles, comprising a box and handles. The side portions of the box are provided with recesses for accommodating the handles; each handle comprises a fixed base, a turnable handgrip, and two springs; the fixed base is connected to the box by bolts; the turnable handgrip is turnably connected to the fixed base by the two springs; the turnable handgrip comprises a grip, a first turning member, and a second turning member; the grip is connected to the first turning member and the second turning member separately by the bolts; the first turning member and the second turning member are turnably connected to the fixed base separately.
Claims
1. A mobile refrigerator having built-in handles, comprising: a box and handles, wherein side portions of the box are provided with recesses for accommodating the handles; each handle comprises a fixed base, a turnable handgrip, and two springs; the fixed base is connected to the box by bolts; the turnable handgrip is turnably connected to the fixed base by the two springs; two ends of the fixed base are provided with a first accommodation cavity and first bolt holes; the fixed base is fixed on the box by bolts through the first bolt holes; the turnable handgrip comprises a grip, a first turning member and a second turning member, respectively, connected to both ends of the grip; both ends of the grip are provided with second bolt holes; connecting columns are provided on top of the first turning member and the second turning member, second accommodation cavities are provided on bottom of the first turning member and the second turning member; a third bolt hole is provided on bottom of each second accommodation cavity, the grip is connected to the first turning member and the second turning member separately by bolts; each spring is sleeved on the respective connecting column that face each other, the connecting column and the spring are both accommodated in the first accommodation cavity, making the first turning member and the second turning member turnably connected to the fixed base separately, wherein each connecting column includes an inner limiting protrusion extending upward from a lower portion thereof and a recess for receiving the spring; wherein the recess of each connecting column has a first recess portion that is configured to receive a coil portion of the spring and a second recess portion that is configured to receive an extended portion of the spring; wherein the first recess portion and the second recess portion are a unitary member; wherein the first recess portion surrounds the connecting column and the second recess portion extends parallel to a planar surface of the first turning member and the second turning member.
2. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 1, wherein the second accommodation cavity includes a protrusion within a side wall of the second accommodation cavity, the protrusion having a shape that corresponds to a shape of a first recess of the grip to prevent the grip from rotating relative to the first turning member and the second turning member.
3. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 2, wherein the protrusion is cuboid shaped.
4. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 3, wherein the first recess is cuboid shaped.
5. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 1, wherein a horizontal connection end and a vertical connection end extend out of two ends of the spring; the horizontal connection end abuts against limiting plates, the vertical connection end is accommodated in a second recess.
6. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 1, wherein the grip is a plated steel pipe or a stainless steel pipe.
7. A mobile refrigerator having built-in handles, comprising: a box and handles, wherein side portions of the box are provided with recesses for accommodating the handles each handle comprises a fixed base, a turnable handgrip, and two springs; the fixed base is connected to the box by bolts; the turnable handgrip is turnably connected to the fixed base by the two springs; two ends of the fixed base are provided with a first accommodation cavity and first bolt holes; the fixed base is fixed on the box by bolts through the first bolt holes; the turnable handgrip comprises a grip, a first turning member and a second turning member respectively connected to both ends of the grip; both ends of the grip are provided with second bolt holes; connecting columns are provided on top of the first turning member and the second turning member, second accommodation cavities are provided on bottom of the first turning member and the second turning member; a third bolt hole is provided on bottom of each second accommodation cavity, the grip is connected to the first turning member and the second turning member separately by bolts; each spring is sleeved on the connecting column that face each other, the connecting column and the spring are both accommodated in the first accommodation cavity, making the first turning member and the second turning member turnably connected to the fixed base separately; wherein each of the connecting column of the first turning member and the second turning member is provided with an inner limiting protrusion and a second recess at lower part of the connecting column to correspond to a position of an outer limiting protrusion provided on the fixed base; and wherein the inner limiting protrusion extends circumferentially upward from a lower portion of the connecting columns; wherein the inner limiting protrusion is configured to engage with the outer limiting protrusion formed in the first accommodation cavity, the outer limiting protrusion and the inner limiting protrusion are arc-shaped protrusions that engage with each other such that: when the connecting column and the spring of the first turning member and the second turning member are fixed in the first accommodation cavity, the outer limiting protrusion and the inner limiting protrusion are in a same plane, and when the handle is rotated to abut against the outer limiting protrusion, the handle is subject to resistance so as to limit rotational angle of the handle and prevent the handle from damage due to excessive rotational angle.
8. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 7, wherein the second accommodation cavity includes a protrusion within a side wall of the second accommodation cavity, the protrusion having a shape that corresponds to a shape of a first recess of the grip to prevent the grip from rotating relative to the first turning member and the second turning member.
9. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 8, wherein the protrusion is cuboid shaped.
10. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 9, wherein the first recess is cuboid shaped.
11. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 7, wherein the grip is a plated steel pipe or a stainless steel pipe.
12. The mobile refrigerator having built-in handles according to claim 7, wherein the inner limiting protrusion has a first arc-shape and the outer limiting protrusion has a second arc-shape that corresponds to the shape of the inner limiting protrusion.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
(1) The present application will be further described below in conjunction with the drawings and embodiments, in the drawings:
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
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(7) In the embodiment, two ends of the grip 221 are provided with a first recess 500, side wall of the second accommodation cavity 300 is provided with a protrusion 600, the protrusion 600 is locked in the first recess 500 to prevent the grip 221 from rotating relative to the first turning member 222 and the second turning member 223. The grip 221 is connected with the first turning member 222 and the second turning member 223 through bolts. In order to avoid the bolt loosening caused by the rotation of the grip 221, a mechanical connection between the protrusion 600 and the first recess 500. When the turnable handgrip 22 is rotated, the grip 221 rotates simultaneously with the first turning member 222 and the second turning member 223. The protrusion 600 may be a cuboid or other shapes, and the shape of the first recess 500 is compatible with the protrusion 600.
(8) In the embodiment, the lower part of the connecting column 200 is provided with an inner limiting protrusions 700 and a second recess 800. The fixed base 21 is further provided with an outer limiting protrusion 213, the outer limiting protrusions 213 corresponds to the position of inner limiting protrusions 700; the first accommodation cavity 211 is provided with limiting plates at intervals. Both the inner limiting protrusions 700 and the outer limiting protrusions 213 are arc-shaped protrusion. When the connecting column 200 and the springs 23 of the first turning member 222 and the second turning member 223 are fixed in the first accommodation cavity 211, the outer limiting protrusion 213 and the inner limiting protrusion 700 are in the same plane. When the handle 2 rotates, the inner limiting protrusion 700 also rotates. When the handle 2 is rotated to abut against the outer limiting protrusion 213, the handle 2 is subject to resistance, which limits the rotation angle of the handle 2 and prevents the handle from being damaged due to excessive rotation angle.
(9) In the embodiment, a horizontal connection end 231 and a vertical connection end 232 are extended out of two ends of the spring 23; the horizontal connection end 231 is abutted against the limiting plates, vertical connection end 232 is accommodated in the second recess 800. Multiple limiting plates are provided in the first accommodation cavity 211, intervals between different limiting plates form different limiting intervals. When the horizontal connection end 231 is placed in different limiting intervals, the twist angle is different, and the spring force is also different, so the spring force of spring 23 can be adjusted. That is, when the handle 2 is close to the box 1 when it is not operated, the elastic force should not be too large or too small. If it is too large, it needs a large force to pull up the handle 2. If the force is too small, the handle 2 can not be close to the box 1. During the movement, it will shake and make noise. It can be adjusted to the appropriate limit range according to the use condition. The second recesses 800 is used to accommodate and fix the vertical connection end 232 of the spring 23, so that the spring can be twisted to produce elastic force.
(10) In the embodiment, the grip 221 is a plated steel pipe or a stainless steel pipe. Mobile refrigerators often encounter water when they are in use. In order to avoid wet hands from contacting the grip 221 and rusting, the material of the grip 221 is set as plated steel or stainless steel.
(11) In the mobile refrigerator having built-in handles of the present application, the springs are provided at the handle, and the handle is adhered to the box by means of the elasticity of the springs, and thus does shake during movement; multiple limiting plates form different intervals, the elasticities of the springs are different when the springs are in different intervals, so as to adjust the tightness of the springs, i.e., the closeness of the handle adhered to the box is adjusted; by means of the abutting of inner limiting protrusions and outer limiting protrusions, the turning angle of the handle is limited, thereby preventing the handle from being damaged due to too large turning angle.
(12) The above content is only a prefer embodiment of the present application. For ordinary technical personnel in the field, according to the idea of the present application, many changes can be made in the specific implementation mode and application scope. As long as these changes do not deviate from the concept of the present application, they belong to the protection scope of the present application.