DEVICE FOR EXHAUSTING IN VACUUM CLEANER

Abstract: A device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner is disclosed, whose air exhaust filter which collects fine dusts contained in air exhausted to outside of a main body of the vacuum cleaner can be easily replaced, and which reduces a visual discomfort of a user by hiding the exhaust holes through which air is exhausted to outside of the main body. The device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner includes a main body (100) for suction and collecting of various contaminants, wheels (160) rotatably mounted at both sides of the main body (100), an exhaust flow passage formed between the main body and the wheels, for discharging the air cleaned inside the main body, and an air exhaust filter (161) provided at the exhaust flow passage for filtering the fine dusts contained in the exhausted air once again.

Description: DEVICE FOR EXHAUSTING IN VACUUM CLEANER Technical Field The present invention relates to a vacuum cleaner, and more particularly, a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner for exhausting air which flows inside a vacuum cleaner to outside thereof. Background Art Generally, a vacuum cleaner generates a suction force when cleaning a house, a car etc., to remove foreign matters such as dusts by the suction force. Referring to Figs. 1 and 2, the vacuum cleaner includes a main body 10 having a dust collecting bag 11 therein, and a suction nozzle 20 connected to the main body 10 for suction of interior air and various foreign matters. A suction hose 31, a grip portion 32, and an extension pipe 33 are sequentially connected between the suction nozzle 20 and the main body 10, for guiding the foreign matters drawn through the suction nozzle 20 to the dust collecting bag 11. Additionally, a fan 13 which is rotated by a driving force of a motor is mounted inside the main body 10. The air which is drawn to inside of the main body 10 of the vacuum cleaner passes through the dust collecting bag 11 and is exhausted through a plurality of exhaust holes 14 formed at rear of the main body 10. At this instance, an air exhaust filter 15 is mounted at an inner part of the main body 10 at which the plurality of exhaust holes 14 are formed, to collect fine dusts contained in the air exhausted through each exhaust hole 14. Wheels 16 are rotatably mounted at both sides of the main body 10, for moving the vacuum cleaner to places to be cleaned. The mounting structure of the wheel is shown in Figs. 3 and 4. As shown in the drawings, a hook 16a is formed at innermost of the wheel 16, and a projected locking portion 10a for mounting the hook 16a thereto is formed at outer surface of both sides of the main body 10. Accordingly, the wheels 16 are connected to the main body 10. However, the aforementioned wheels 16 are merely for moving the main body 10 of the vacuum cleaner, and do not have any other functions. Additionally, the air exhaust filter 15 should be frequently replaced because it has to be maintained clean all the time. Accordingly, it was quite cumbersome for a user to replace the air exhaust filter often and to disassemble the entire vacuum cleaner for replacing of the air exhaust filter. Additionally, the functions and designs of a vacuum cleaner are being improved recently. Moreover, the plurality of exhaust holes 14 formed at rear of the main body 10 is visually unpleasant because of the preconception that the air inside the vacuum cleaner is exhausted thereto, and variations to other shapes are limited. Disclosure of Invention Accordingly, the present invention is directed to a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner that substantially obviates one or more of the problems due to limitations and disadvantages of the related art. An obj ect of the present invention is to provide a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner, whose air exhaust filter can be easily replaced. Another object of the present invention is to provide a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner, which reduces visual discomfort of a user by hiding the exhaust holes. Additional features and advantages of the invention will be set forth in the description which follows, and in part will be apparent from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. The objectives and other advantages of the invention will be realized and attained by the structure particularly pointed out in the written description and claims hereof as well as the appended drawings. To achieve these and other advantages and in accordance with the purpose of the present invention, as embodied and broadly described, the device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner includes a main body for suction and collecting of various contaminants, wheels rotatably mounted at both sides of the main body, an exhaust flow passage formed between the main body and the wheels, for discharging the air cleaned inside the main body, and an air exhaust filter provided at the exhaust flow passage for filtering the fine dusts contained in the exhausted air once again. Brief Description of Drawings The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the principles of the invention: In the drawings: Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the related art vacuum cleaner, schematically; Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing an inside of a main body of the related art vacuum cleaner; Fig.3 is a disassembled perspective view showing an assembling relationship between the related art main body of a vacuum cleaner and a wheel; Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of the wheel in Fig. 3 connected to the main body of the vacuum cleaner; Fig. 5 is a disassembled perspective view showing a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of the wheels connected to the main body of a vacuum cleaner, having the device for exhausting of Fig. 5; Fig. 7 is a disassembled perspective view showing a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of the wheels connected to the main body of a vacuum cleaner, having the device for exhausting of Fig. 7; Fig. 9 is a disassembled perspective view showing a main part of a variation of a grip portion in accordance with the second embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 10 is a disassembled perspective view showing a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing each component of Fig. 10 in an assembled state; Fig. 12 is a disassembled perspective view showing a main part of a variation of a grip portion in accordance with the third embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 13 is a disassembled perspective view showing a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with a fourth embodiment of the present invention; and Fig. 14 is a cross-sectional view showing each component of Fig. 13 in an assembled state. description on symbols for key parts of the drawings> 100: main body 101: exhaust hole 102 : guiding proj ection 103 : center axis 160: wheel 161 : air exhaust filter 162: guiding member 163 : rolling member 164: grip portion Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention Reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Fig. 5 is a disassembled perspective view showing a device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention. The first embodiment of the present invention suggests a device for exhausting, having an exhaust flow passage formed between a main body 100 of the vacuum cleaner and wheels, and an air exhaust filter 161 integrally formed at the exhaust flow passage. The exhaust flow passage is formed by opening a portion at which wheels 160 of the main body 100, and the wheel 160. Additionally, a guiding projection 102 is formed at an outer surface of the main body 100 at which the exhaust hole 101 is formed, for connecting the wheel 160. The wheel 160 includes a guiding member 162 for receiving an air exhaust filter 161, and a rolling member 163 mounted around the guiding member 162 for performing a rolling movement when contacting a ground. The guiding member 162 is opened, and a rib 162a for preventing detachment and shaking of the air exhaust filter 161 is formed at this opened portion. The rolling member 163 has a plurality of projections 163a along an inner circumference thereof, thereby efficiently sliding around the guiding member. The rolling member 163 is generally made of soft materials for smooth contact and rolling on the ground, or it may be formed of other materials. Additionally, at least one locking groove or locking hole 102a are formed around the guiding projection 102, and a locking means such as a protrusion 162b or a hook 162c is formed at an outer circumference of the guiding member 162. The protrusion 162b or the hook 162c of the guiding member 162 is locked to each locking hole 102a of the guiding projection 102, so that the wheel 160 and the main body 100 are connected with each other. At this instance, the protrusion 162b or the hook 162c is preferably formed at each corresponding portion along the circumference of the guiding member 162, for maintaining the connection between the main body and the wheel, and at the same time, easily detaching the wheel from the main body when necessary. The exhaust holes which were conventionally formed at rear of the main body 100 of the vacuum cleaner are shut, thereby exhausting the air passed through the dust collecting bag 11 essentially to a side at which the wheel is formed. Accordingly, a design at rear of the main body can be suitably modified by a user, and thus, the visual discomfort of a user can be reduced because the portion to which the air is exhausted is not visible. Fig. 6 is a sectional view showing the main part of the wheels connected to the main body, having a device for exhausting in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in Fig. 6, the air exhausting filter 161 is inserted to be fixed between an outer surface of the main body 100 at which the exhaust holes 101 are formed and the guiding member 162, and the guiding member 162 is connected to the guiding projection 102 formed at the main body 100 to be fixed thereto. A rolling member 163 performing an actual movement of the main body of the vacuum cleaner is rotatably connected to an outer circumference of the guiding member. The operation of the first embodiment of the present invention will be explained in detail. First, when a suction force is generated by a rolling of the fan 13 , air and dusts sequentially pass through the suction nozzle 20, the extension pipe 33, the grip portion 32 and the suction hose 31, to be drawn into the dust collecting bag 11 provided within the main body 100. Then, the air containing only fine dusts passes the dust collecting bag 11 and flows inside the main body 100, by the continuous suction force. The air flowing inside the main body is then exhausted to outside of the main body 100 through the plurality of exhaust holes formed at one side of the main body 100. At this instance, as the wheels having the air exhaust filter 161 is mounted at the outer surface of the main body at which the exhaust holes are formed, the air and the fine dusts are filtered again at the air exhaust filter 161. Accordingly, the air is exhausted and the fine dusts contained in the air are collected at the air exhaust filter 161. The air exhaust filter should be replaced as the cleaning process is repeated. When replacing the air exhaust filter 161 with a new one, the guiding member 162 connected to the guiding projection 102 of the main body 100 is simply detached with a force to an outer direction, thereby easily replacing the air exhaust filter 161 located between the guiding member and the guiding projection. Meanwhile, the present invention is not limited to the aforementioned first embodiment. That is, the present invention may be formed with such a structure that a user can replace the air exhaust filter easily. Figs. 7 and 8 propose a shape of the device in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention with which the air exhaust filter can be easily mounted and replaced. As shown in Fig. 7, a projected center axis 103 is integrally formed at a side of the main body 100 at which the exhaust holes 101 are formed, to penetrate the air exhaust filter 161 and the guiding member 162 of the wheel 160. At the same time, the grip portion 164 selectively connected to the center axis 103 is mounted at an outer side of the guiding member 162 of the wheel 160, to fix the guiding member 162 to the guiding projection 102. Other parts in the structure are same as those of the first embodiment. In the aforementioned structure, a separate grip portion 164 is provided instead of mounting the guiding member 162 directly to the guiding projection 102 using the hook 162b, and a projected center axis 103 is also formed separately at the side of the main body 100 to mount the grip portion 164. Accordingly, the air exhaust filter 161 can be easily detached when necessary. Additionally, the protrusion 162b and the hook 162c formed at the outer circumference of the guiding member 162, and the locking hole 102a which was formed at the outer circumference of the guiding projection 102 are not necessary in accordance with the second embodiment of the present invention. That is, an end portion of the center axis 103 which is projected outwardly of the guiding member 162 is formed as a cylindrical shape having an empty space therein, and locking portions 103a are integrally formed along an inner circumference facing each other, to be projected inwardly of the center axis. A connecting axis 164a which is inserted to inside of the center axis 103 is formed at the grip portion 164. The connecting axis 164a is provided with locking protrusions 164b which is locked to the locking portion 103 a of the center axis 103 when the connecting axis 164a is inserted to the center axis 103 for preventing detachment thereof, thereby mounting the air exhaust filter 161 easily. At this instance, each locking protrusion 164b of the grip portion 164 has an inclined surface whose width becomes narrow toward a rear of the grip portion 164, thereby inserting the locking protrusion t the rear of the locking portion easily. That is, when the locking protrusion 164b is located within the locking portion 103 and the grip portion 164 is rotated, the locking portion 103 a passes the inclined surface of the locking protrusion 164b and is located at an inner portion thereof, thereby guiding the grip portion 164 to be completely inserted inside the center axis 103. At this instance, since a gap between the locking protrusion 164b and a packing member 165 is narrower than the thickness of the locking portion 103a, the locking portion 103 a is compressed between the locking protrusion and the packing member 165. Additionally, a projected rotation preventing portion 103c is additionally formed axially at one end of the locking portion 103a, for limiting the rotation range of the grip portion 164. The packing member 165 is formed on the connecting axis 164a, between an inner wall of the guiding member 162 and the locking protrusion 164b of the grip portion 164 for sealing a gap therebetween. At this instance, the packing member is preferably formed of a comparatively flexible material, for sealing the gap at its maximum. The procedure of mounting the air exhaust filter having the aforementioned structure in accordance with the second embodiment of the present invention will be explained in detail. First, the air exhaust filter 161 penetrates the center axis 103 projected at an inner part of the guiding projection 102 at a side of the main body 100, and the guiding member 162 is mounted at an outer part of the air exhaust filter 161. Since a hole 161a is formed at the center of the air exhaust filter 161 so that the center axis 103 can penetrate, the air exhaust filter 161 can be mounted as aforementioned. At this instance, the connecting axis 164a of the grip portion 164 is inserted to the center axis 103 which is exposed through the center portion of the guiding member 162, and the grip portion 164 is rotated clockwise (or, counterclockwise) in the drawing to complete the connection. That is, when the grip portion 164 is rotated, the locking portion 103a formed at the center axis 103 passes the inclined surface of the locking protrusion 164b formed around the connecting axis 164a of the grip portion 164, and is gradually moved to an inner part of the locking protrusion 164b to be closer to an inner surface of the guiding member 162. Accordingly, the packing member 165 mounted between the locking protrusion 164b and the guiding member 162 is gradually compressed to seal the space therebetween, thereby giving a fixing force in accordance with the connection of the locking protrusion 164b and the guiding member 162. Additionally, when the locking protrusion 164a is locked at the rotation prevention portion 103c formed at the inner wall of the center axis 103 by a continuous rotation of the grip portion 164, the grip portion 164 cannot rotate any longer and is fixed with the fixing force of the packing member 165. A projected, substantially Λ shaped grip portion protrusion 164c is formed at a rear side which is exposed externally, so that a user can rotate the grip portion 164 easily grabbing the grip portion protrusion 164c. At this instance, the shape of the grip portion protrusion is not limited to have the aforementioned shape, but can be formed with a "+" or an "I" shape. Additionally, as shown in Fig. 9, since the grip portion 164 is integrally formed at the guiding member 162, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that the guiding member can easily be mounted to and detached from the guiding projection 102. Meanwhile, Figs. 10 and 11 show a connecting relationship between the center axis formed at a side of the main body and the separate grip portion, in accordance with the third embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the third embodiment is almost same as that of the second embodiment, except the connecting relationship between the center axis and the grip portion. That is, a plurality of screw threads 103b are formed at an outer circumference of an end portion which is projected outwardly of the guiding member, and a projected connecting axis 164a having screw threads 164d formed along its outer circumference is formed at the grip portion 164, thereby enabling easy mounting of the air exhaust filter 161. The procedure of mounting the air exhaust filter in accordance with the third embodiment of the present invention will be explained in detail. First, the air exhaust filter 161 is mounted at the center axis 103 projected at a side of the main body which is an inner part of the guiding projection 102, and the guiding member 162 is mounted around the outer circumference of the air exhaust filter 161. Since the hole 161a is formed at the center of the air exhaust filter so that the center axis 103 can penetrate, the air exhaust filter 161 can be mounted as aforementioned. At this instance, the connecting axis 164a of the grip portion 164 is inserted to the center axis 103 which is exposed through the center portion of the guiding member, and the grip portion 164 is rotated clockwise (or, counterclockwise) of the drawing to complete the connection. The grip portion 164 is not detached from the center axis 103 because the connecting axis 164a of the grip portion 164 is connected within the center axis 103 in a screwed type. Additionally, a proj ected, substantially Λ shaped grip portion protrusion 164c is formed at a rear side which is exposed externally, so that a user can rotate the grip portion 164 easily grabbing the grip portion protrusion 164c. At this instance, the grip portion protrusion is not limited to have the aforementioned shape, but can be formed with a "+" or an "I" shape. Additionally, since the grip portion 164 is integrally formed at the guiding member 162 as shown in fig. 12, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that the guiding member 162 can easily be mounted to and detached from the guiding projection 102. Meanwhile, when a user wants to replace the air exhaust filter 161 or to detach it for cleaning thereof, the grip portion 164 is rotated counterclockwise (or, clockwise) of the drawing, which is opposite to the initial connecting direction, to detach the connecting axis 164a of the grip portion from the center axis 103. Then, the guiding member 162 is separated from the center axis 103, to detach the air exhaust filter 161. However, with the aforementioned structure, fine dusts passing through each exhaust hole 101 of the main body 100 contacts a side of the main body 100 and contaminate the portion. Accordingly, a user has to wipe or clean the entire side portion of the main body 100 to remove the contaminants thereof. Considering that various circuit substrates are located inside the main body 100 of the vacuum cleaner, water may be flown into the main body 100 because of the cleaning of the side portion of the main body 100, as well as causing inconvenience for a user in that the main body 100 should be disassembled for cleaning the inner part thereof. Figs. 13 and 14 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention, to solve the aforementioned problem. The fourth embodiment in accordance with the present invention proposes a device for exhausting in which a side portion of the main body 100 at which the wheel is located is completely opened, and the guiding projection 202, projected toward the wheel and along whose outer circumference the rolling member 163 is mounted, is formed at the outer circumference of the opened portion. Additionally, a separate filter assembly 200 having an air exhaust filter 210 is mounted at the outside of the guiding projection 202. At this instance, the filter assembly 200 is fixed to the main body 100 of the vacuum cleaner with stability, using a bolt 104 or the like. In the filter assembly 200, the center axis 220 which penetrates and supports the air exhaust filter 210 is formed on a surface close to the main body 100, at the inner center thereof. A guiding member 230 for supporting the air exhaust filter 210 is mounted at the center axis 220 to prevent detachment of the air exhaust filter 210. At this instance, the guiding member 230 is fixed to the filter assembly 200 using the grip portion 164 same as the aforementioned embodiments, and a rotation preventing portion 231 is additionally formed at the inner circumference of the guiding member 30 for compressing the outer part of the air exhaust filter 210. Accordingly, the air exhaust filter 210 in the filter assembly 200 can be replaced without disassembling the filter assembly 200. As a result, with the aforementioned structure of the fourth embodiment, it is possible to completely open the side portion of the main body 100 to which the air is exhausted. Thus, the fine dusts contained in the exhausted air do not contact the air exhaust filter, and cleaning thereof is not necessary. Additionally, the filter assembly 200, with which the fine dust contact, can be detached from the main body 100 of the vacuum cleaner. Therefore, for cleaning of the contaminated area, the filter assembly 200 can simply be detached and cleaned. Thus, various circuit substrates within the main body of the vacuum cleaner are safe from the problem such as the inflow of water thereto. Meanwhile, while the device for exhausting of the present invention is characterized in that the it is formed at either one of the two portions at which the main body 100 and the wheel 160 are connected, the present invention is not limited to this. That is, a plurality of exhaust holes may be provided at each sides of the main body and an air exhaust filter may be provided between the exhaust holes and the wheel, for efficient exhausting of air and collecting of the fine dusts contained in the exhausted air. However, in the present invention, the device for exhausting is provided only at one side of the main body, so that the separate flow passage guide for guiding a ' " direction of the air flow within the main body 100 can be formed with ease. Accordingly, a separate supplementary air exhaust filter (not shown) is provided between the wheel connected to the opposite to the device for exhausting and the side portion of the main body, for convenience of a user to replace the supplementary filter with a new one. Industrial Applicability As aforementioned, the device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner in accordance with the present invention is not visible because it is hidden by the wheels, and the air flown within the main body is exhausted through the wheels. Accordingly, the rear of the main body of the vacuum cleaner can be more practically used in view of the design of the vacuum cleaner. Additionally, the air exhaust filter can be easily replaced by detaching only the wheels, thereby allowing easy operation of a user. At this instance, the wheels can be detached more easily in accordance with each embodiment of the present invention, improving satisfaction of a user. Accordingly, the present invention is usefully applicable industrially.

Claims: What is Claimed is: 1. A device for exhausting in a vacuum cleaner, comprising: a main body for suction and collecting contaminants; wheels rotatably mounted at both sides of the main body; an exhaust flow passage formed between the main body and the wheels, for discharging the air cleaned within the main body; and an air exhaust filter provided at the exhaust flow passage for filtering fine dusts contained in the cleaned air once again. 2. The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the exhaust flow passage is formed by opening a portion of the main body at which the wheel is mounted, and the wheel. 3. The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the wheel comprising: a guiding member connected to a guiding projection formed at a side of the main body, and having an air exhaust filter therein; and a rolling member mounted around the guiding member for performing a rolling movement when contacting a ground. 4. The device as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that at least one locking hole is formed around the guiding projection, and a locking means such as a protrusion or a hook is formed at an outer circumference of the guiding member locked to the locking hole, for fixing the wheel to the main body. 5. The device as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that a projected center axis is integrally formed at an inner center of the guiding projection at a side of the main body at which the exhaust holes are formed, to penetrate the air exhaust filter and the guiding member of the wheel, and a grip portion selectively connected to the center axis is mounted at an outer side of the guiding member of the wheel, to fix the guiding member to the guiding projection. 6. The device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the wheel comprising: a rolling member rotatably connected to an outer circumference of the guiding member formed at a side of the main body, for performing a rolling movement when contacting a ground; and a filter assembly mounted at the outside of the guiding projection and having an air exhaust filter therein for removing fine dusts contained in the air, for supporting the rolling member to prevent detachment thereof. 7. The device as claimed in claim 6, wherein the filter assembly comprising: a center axis formed at the inner center to penetrate and support the air exhaust filter; a guiding member located at outside of the air exhaust filter to prevent detachment of the air exhaust filter; and a grip portion selectively connected to the center axis for fixing the guiding member to the guiding projection. 8. The device as claimed in one of claims 5 or 7, wherein the guiding member and the grip portion are separately formed and are integrated. 9. The device as claimed in one of claims 5 or 7, wherein the guiding member and the grip portion are integrally formed. 10. The device as claimed in claim 8, wherein an end portion of the center axis which is projected outwardly of the guiding member is formed as a cylindrical shape having an empty space therein, and locking portions are integrally formed along an inner circumference of the inner circumference facing each other, to be projected inwardly of the center axis, and a connecting axis which is inserted to inside of the center axis is formed at the grip portion, provided with locking protrusions which is locked to the locking portion of the center axis when the connecting axis is inserted to the center axis for preventing detachment thereof. 11. The device as claimed in claim 10, wherein each locking protrusion of the grip portion has an inclined surface whose width becomes narrow toward the a rear of the grip portion. 12. The device as claimed in claim 10, wherein a separate packing member is formed on the connecting axis between an inner wall of the guiding member and the locking protrusion of the grip portion, for sealing a gap therebetween. 13. The device as claimed in claim 10, wherein a grip portion protrusion is formed at a rear side of the grip portion which is exposed externally, having a shape of "+", "Λ" or "I". 14. The device as claimed in claim 7, wherein an end portion of the center axis which is projected outwardly of the guiding member is formed as a cylindrical shape having an empty space therein, and locking portions are integrally formed along an inner circumference of the inner circumference facing each other, to be projected inwardly of the center axis, and a connecting axis which is inserted to inside of the center axis is formed at the grip portion, provided with locking protrusions which is locked to the locking portion of the center axis when the connecting axis is inserted to the center axis for preventing detachment thereof. 15. The device as claimed in claim 14, wherein each locking protrusion of the grip portion has an inclined surface whose width becomes narrow toward a rear of the grip portion. 16. The device as claimed in claim 14, wherein a separate packing member is formed on the connecting axis between an inner wall of the guiding member and the locking protrusion of the grip portion, for sealing a gap therebetween. 17. The device as claimed in claim 14, wherein a grip portion protrusion is formed at a rear side of the grip portion which is exposed externally, having a shape of "+", "Λ" or "I". 18. The device as claimed in claim 8, wherein a plurality of screw threads are formed at an outer circumference of an end portion which is projected outwardly of the guiding member, and a projected connecting axis including a screw thread formed along its outer circumference is formed at the grip portion, to connect the center axis and the grip portion as a screw connection. 19. The device as claimed in claim 18, wherein a grip portion protrusion is formed at a rear side of the grip portion which is exposed externally, having a shape of "+", "Λ" or "I". 20. The device as claimed in claim 9, wherein a plurality of screw threads are formed at an outer circumference of an end portion which is projected outwardly of the guiding member, and a projected connecting axis including a screw thread formed along its outer circumference is formed at the grip portion, to connect the center axis and the grip portion in a screwed type. 21. The device as claimed in claim 20, wherein a grip portion protrusion is formed at a rear side of the grip portion which is exposed externally, having a shape of "+", "Λ" or "I".

Inventors: JI HEON PYEONG, PARK SANG JUN, JI, HEON, PYEONG, PARK, SANG, JUN
Applicants: JI HEON PYEONG, LG ELECTRONICS INC, PARK SANG JUN, JI, HEON, PYEONG, LG ELECTRONICS INC., PARK, SANG, JUN
Application year: 2000
Main classification: A47L9
IPC codes: A47L9