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US 12,752,211 B2Granted
Magnetic crane and magnetic tile toy including such magnetic crane
AssigneeZhejiang Jiajiao Holdings Group Co., Ltd.
InventorsYiye Fei, Jiezhi Huang
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AssigneeZhejiang Jiajiao Holdings Group Co., Ltd.
InventorsYiye Fei, Jiezhi Huang
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The present invention discloses a magnetic crane and a magnetic tile toy including such magnetic crane, and relates to the field of toy technologies. The magnetic crane includes a base and a first magnet block mounted in a frame thereof. The first magnet block can be attracted to another magnetic tile, thereby fixing the crane at a certain position. Additionally, a second magnet block is mounted in the magnetic suction assembly. The second magnet block can be attracted to another magnetic tile, so as to lift the magnetic tile. As a hollow limiting assembly is turned over and an elevating frame is pulled, the magnetic tile can be moved and elevated. A turnplate fixed on the base allows the hollow limiting assembly to rotate at any angle, providing more play options of the magnetic tile and enhancing children's play enjoyment.
A magnetic crane, comprising a base, a hollow limiting assembly, a lifting assembly, a swing arm, and a magnetic suction assembly, wherein a first magnet block is mounted on an inner side of the base, the base is rotatably connected with a turnplate at a center, a U-shaped support frame is fixed above the turnplate at a center, the hollow limiting assembly is rotatably connected via a first positioning pin in a U-shaped groove of the U-shaped support frame, the lifting assembly is inserted into a cavity in the middle of the hollow limiting assembly, the swing arm is rotatably connected to a top portion of the lifting assembly via a positioning pin, a bottom portion of the swing arm is rotatably connected to the magnetic suction assembly via a second positioning pin, and a second magnet block is mounted below in the magnetic suction assembly.
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