Magnet bushing structure for pull-out faucet and pull-out faucet
AssigneeXiamen Lota International Co., Ltd.
InventorsQiang Huang, Chunsen Lin, Qian Chen
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Abstract
A magnet bushing structure for a pull-out faucet comprises a sheath and a bushing. The sheath is configured for being fixedly connected to a water outlet bent tube of the pull-out faucet, and the sheath comprises an installation channel. The bushing is at least disposed with a magnetic member to enable the bushing to magnetically absorb a pull-out head of the pull-out faucet, and the bushing is detachably installed on the installation channel through a buckle structure.
Claims17
A magnet bushing structure for a pull-out faucet, comprising:
- a sheath, and
- a bushing, wherein:
- the sheath is configured for being fixedly connected to a water outlet bent tube of the pull-out faucet,
- the sheath comprises an installation channel,
- the bushing is at least disposed with a magnetic member to enable the bushing to magnetically absorb a pull-out head of the pull-out faucet,
- the bushing is detachably installed on the installation channel through a buckle structure,
- an upper end of the bushing comprises a plurality of third claws and at least one anti-rotation mechanism,
- an upper side of the installation channel comprises a plurality of rotation buckle positions,
- the upper side of the installation channel comprises at least one anti-rotation recess,
- the bushing is configured to be axially installed from a lower end of the installation channel to a first installation position,
- the bushing is configured to be operatively rotated from the first installation position to a second installation position,
- when at the second installation position:
- the plurality of third claws are connected to the plurality of rotation buckle positions to inhibit axial movement of the bushing, and
- the at least one anti-rotation mechanism is connected to the at least one anti-rotation recess to inhibit circumferential movement of the bushing.
A magnet bushing structure for a pull-out faucet, comprising:
- a sheath, and
- a bushing, wherein:
- the sheath is configured for being fixedly connected to a water outlet bent tube of the pull-out faucet,
- the sheath comprises an installation channel,
- the bushing is at least disposed with a magnetic member to enable the bushing to magnetically absorb a pull-out head of the pull-out faucet,
- the bushing is detachably installed on the installation channel through a buckle structure,
- an outer wall of the sheath is at least glued to the water outlet bent tube of the pull-out faucet, and
- the sheath further comprises one or more buckle positioning members which are positioned at and connected to one or more positioning holes of the water outlet bent tube.
A magnet bushing structure for a pull-out faucet, comprising:
- a sheath, and
- a bushing, wherein:
- the sheath is configured for being fixedly connected to a water outlet bent tube of the pull-out faucet,
- the sheath comprises an installation channel,
- the bushing is at least disposed with a magnetic member to enable the bushing to magnetically absorb a pull-out head of the pull-out faucet,
- the bushing is detachably installed on the installation channel through a buckle structure,
- the bushing comprises a first claw and a plurality of second claws,
- a first end of the first claw is connected to an upper end surface of the bushing,
- a second end of the first claw comprises a hooking portion,
- the plurality of second claws are disposed on an outer wall of the bushing,
- an upper end surface of the sheath comprises a hooking groove,
- an inner wall of the installation channel comprises a plurality of buckle holes configured to correspond to the plurality of second claws,
- the first claw is configured to pass through the installation channel so that the hooking portion is hooked on the hooking groove, and
- the bushing is configured to be rotated about the hooking groove until the plurality of second claws are buckled to the plurality of buckle holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.