Floor cleaning machine
AssigneeHako GmbH
InventorsCarsten PROTZ, Bertram ULRICH, Richardo RUIZ-PORATH
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AssigneeHako GmbH
InventorsCarsten PROTZ, Bertram ULRICH, Richardo RUIZ-PORATH
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A floor cleaning machine with a base, which has a driven cleaning element, and an operating bar that is pivotably attached to the base via a joint and extends between a proximal end and an actuating end. The joint includes a bellows, which is coupled at its opposite ends to the base and the operating bar, a first supporting element, which is arranged inside the bellows and is attached to and points away from the base, and a second supporting element, which is arranged inside the bellows and is attached to and points away from the proximal end of the operating bar. A free end of one of the first and second supporting elements has a projection, while a free end of the other of the first and second supporting elements has a receiving recess that receives the projection and guides it for pivoting movement.
A floor cleaning machine comprising:
The floor cleaning machine of claim 0, wherein the first supporting element has the convex spherical shell-shaped projection, and the second supporting element has the concave spherical shell-shaped receiving recess.
The floor cleaning machine of claim 0, wherein when the at least one locking element engages with the receiving section, the longitudinal axis of the operating bar runs perpendicular to the cleaning plane.
The floor cleaning machine of claim 0, wherein the second supporting element is attached to the operating bar in such a way as to be movable in the direction of the longitudinal axis between a first position and a second position and engages with the at least one locking element in such a way that the at least one locking element is moved out of the engagement position into the release position when the second supporting element moves out of the first position into the second position.
The floor cleaning machine of claim 0, wherein the second supporting element is preloaded along the longitudinal axis in a direction away from the actuating end into the first position, and
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.