Oil gun for automatic fluid pump
AssigneeDukshin Corp., Ltd.
InventorChanil Park
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Abstract
An oil gun for an automatic fluid pump conveniently supplies fluid stored inside a tank to the inside of a container. The oil gun includes a case and a handle part, which has a switch to control a battery-operated suction pumping part coupled to a suction hose to which a supply hose is coupled. A gun nozzle coupling part curvedly extends downward from the handle part. The case is divided into an upper case and a lower case that can be assembled and disassembled. A first seating groove is formed on one end of each of the upper case and the lower case to receive a connector of a flow path member. A second seating groove is formed on the other end of each of the upper case and the lower case to receive an upper portion of the gun nozzle.
Claims8
An oil gun for an automatic fluid pump, comprising:
- a case including
- a handle part, which has a switch installed on an outer portion so that a suction pumping part coupled to a lower portion of a suction hose can operate with power supplied from a battery, and of which one side end portion is coupled to one end portion of a supply hose so that the supply hose is fixed, and
- a gun nozzle coupling part extending downward from the handle part so as to be bent;
- and
- a flow path member installed so that a flow path is formed inside the handle part and the gun nozzle coupling part of the case,
- wherein the flow path member includes:
- a connector installed and fixed to one side end portion of the handle part;
- a connecting hose of which one end is fitted to the connector;
- and
- a joint member formed to be bent so that one end of the joint member is fitted to the other end of the connecting hose and one side portion of a gun nozzle is fitted to the other end of the joint member, and
- wherein the case in which the flow path member is installed is divided into an upper case and a lower case that can be assembled and disassembled, and a first seating groove and a second seating groove are respectively formed on one end and the other end of each of the upper case and the lower case, so that one side portion of the connector is inserted and seated in the first seating grooves and one side portion of the joint member where an upper portion of the gun nozzle is fitted is seated in the second seating grooves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.