I-mop Gmbh

Rainer Kenter

Rudolf Franke

A hand-guided floor treatment device includes a bottom part, which includes at least one tool which is rotatable on a floor by a drive, as well as a guide part which includes at least one handle and is connected to the bottom part by an articulated arrangement which is developed in such a manner that the guide part, proceeding from a perpendicular, is pivotable in relation to the perpendicular in angular positions rotating in all directions and is operatively connected to the bottom part so as to transmit torque in an angularly limited manner in each angular position in relation to the perpendicular. The at least one rotatable tool is arranged in such a manner on the bottom part that when the floor treatment device is operating the at least one rotatable tool exerts permanent linear propulsion on the bottom part.

Hand-guided floor treatment device

The invention relates to a handheld floor treatment device, comprising a floor part (), which has a liquid supply (), and a liquid in-take () and a structurally separated suction unit that contains at least one suction turbine (). The invention further relates to a handheld floor treatment device, comprising a floor part () having a bow (), which encompasses the floor part () at least in some sections and which is connected to the floor part () by means of a first joint () that can be adjusted in the treatment direction (), and further comprising a guide part () attached to the bow (), the guide part having a handle (). The guide part () comprises a further joint () at the lower end below the center but above the floor part (), about which joint the guide part () can be adjusted transversely to the treatment direction () so that the floor part () can be rotated by a user (P) parallel to the treatment surface (B) about a vertical axis (A) of the floor part () by at least &#xb1;45&#xb0;, even if the guide part () is in a tilted position.

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Guenzburg, Germany

Rainer Kenter