Rotatable water-spraying bat
AssigneeOW AE Enterprise Co., Ltd.
InventorSen-Yuan Chen
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Abstract
A rotatable water-spraying bat is disclosed. The bat comprises a soft material mount, a water storage cylinder and a push pushing-piston. The soft material covers the external of the water storage cylinder, and the inner diameter of the water storage cylinder provides the insertion of the pushing-piston cylinder as one unit. The bat is characterized in that at an open area of the water storage cylinder being provided with two fastening ring is mounted with a recess for the insertion of the corresponding L-shaped fastening plate and is then rotated, the protruded ring urges the recess to be in a fastening position so that the great impact onto the spray bat will not dislocate the spray bat the guiding corner at the front end of the recess allows the protruded ring to be engaged and dislocation is not possible.
Claims1
A rotatable water-spraying bat, comprising:
- (a) a water storage cylinder including a cylinder body with an external surface covered by a hollow mount made from a soft material, wherein a front end of the water storage cylinder includes a spraying hole, and at an opening area of a rear end of the water storage cylinder, two fastening plates are protrudingly mounted, wherein a front end of an inner ring of each fastening plate includes a recess, and a front end of each recess includes a guiding corner;
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- (b) a hollow pushing-piston having a front end and a rear end, the front end having mounted thereon, a soft plug for inserting through the opening area of the water storage cylinder into an internal diameter of the water storage cylinder, and the rear end including a holding section with two L-shaped fastening plates, wherein the two L-shaped fastening plates permit connection of the holding section to the fastening plates of the water storage cylinder when the pushing-piston is fully inserted into the water storage cylinder, and wherein an external diameter of the pushing piston at an inner end of the L-shaped fastening plates includes two protruded rings, whereby each recess of the two fastening plates permit insertion of the corresponding L-shaped fastening plates therein, such that rotation therebetween urges each protruded ring into fastening engagement with a corresponding recess, and such that dislocation of the pushing-piston from the water storage cylinder is prevented in the event of a great impact onto the spray bat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.