Duster nozzle for vacuum cleaners
View Patent ↗The present invention refers to a duster nozzle for vacuum cleaners, comprising a tube ( 1 ) carrying a duster ( 3 a ) at the air flow entrance end. The novelty of the invention basically consists in that the duster ( 3 a ) has duster elements ( 3 ) which decrease in length, at least partially, along the direction that is transverse to the air flow ( 4 ) at the entrance end of the nozzle.
1. A duster nozzle for vacuum cleaners, comprising:
a tube having an air flow entrance end;
a cone affixed to the tube at the air flow entrance end, the cone having a distal end and an opposite end affixed to the tube;
a duster affixed to the cone at the air flow entrance end, the duster comprising a plurality of feathers which decrease in length along a transverse direction that is transverse to the air flow at the air flow entrance end, the feathers being arranged such that an outer end of the duster has an oblique configuration having an inclination angle of about 40° relative to the transverse direction, and wherein the distal end of the cone also has an oblique configuration.
2. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the cone becomes larger in diameter in a direction opposite to the direction of the air flow through the cone.
3. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the cone has a cylindrical, half-oval or triangular body form.
4. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the distal end of the cone has an oblique and concave configuration.
5. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the cone has a retention net disposed within the cone and structured and arranged to prevent the aspiration of duster elements and small objects.
6. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the feathers are externally fixed to the cone and extend in an oblique formation along an outside surface of the cone and beyond the distal end of said cone.
7. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the feathers are externally fixed to the cone and extend in an oblique formation along an inside surface of the cone and beyond the distal end of said cone.
8. The duster nozzle in accord with claim 1 , wherein the feathers are disposed in such a way that the diameter of the transversal section of each feather decreases from a distal end of the feather to the end joined to the cone.