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Applicant

JIANGSU MIDEA CLEAN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO LTD; MIDEA GROUP CO LTD

Application number

CN202420270113U

Inventor

TOM FORT; CHANG FANGYUAN; FAN YONGBIN

Filing Date

Feb 4, 2024

Publication Date

Sep 24, 2024

Patent Family ID

92798654

IPC Classification

B08B1/12B08B1/34

The utility model discloses cleaning equipment. The cleaning equipment comprises a base, a rolling brush, a roller and a transmission mechanism, wherein the base is provided with a mounting part; the two ends of the rolling brush are rotatably arranged on the mounting part; the roller is rotatably arranged on the mounting part; the transmission mechanism is arranged on the mounting part, the transmission mechanism is in transmission connection with the rolling brush and the rolling wheel, and when the rolling wheel rotates, the rolling brush can be driven to rotate through the transmission mechanism. According to the rolling brush assembly of the cleaning equipment, the mode that a motor drives the rolling brush to rotate in the prior art is abandoned, the load power of the motor does not need to be additionally increased, power is provided for the rolling brush through rotation of the rolling wheels, the rolling brush is driven to rotate, and therefore noise and vibration generated when the cleaning equipment works are reduced, a good living environment can be created easily, and the service life of the cleaning equipment is prolonged. And in addition, a motor-free driving mode is adopted, so that the production and manufacturing cost can be saved, the energy consumption can be reduced, and the burden of the user can be relieved.

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