Electric plate leveling hammer

Abstract

The invention discloses an electric plate leveling hammer. The electric plate leveling hammer comprises a handle, a hammer body, a rechargeable battery pack, an inverter, an external connecting wire socket, a fixed iron core, a permanent magnet, a rubber buffer body, a leveling transmission body and a leveling head rubber buffer sleeve, wherein the inverter is electrically connected with the rechargeable battery pack, the external connecting wire socket is electrically connected with the rechargeable battery pack, an installing groove is formed in the hammer body, the fixed iron core is fixed in the installing groove, a coil is wound around the periphery of the fixed iron core, the two ends of the coil are electrically connected with the inverter, a limiting groove is further formed in the hammer body, the permanent magnet is arranged in the limiting groove, the lower portion of the permanent magnet is fixedly connected with the leveling transmission body, the inverter converts direct current of the battery pack into alternating current with a certain frequency, the alternating current is provided for the coil, the fixed iron core generates a magnetic field with magnetic poles continuously changing so that the permanent magnet can be attracted or repelled to drive the leveling transmission body to make reciprocating motion, and then the leveling head rubber buffer sleeve is driven to vibrate to achieve the function of automatic leveling on a plate.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of architectural decoration, in particular to an electric plate leveling hammer for plate installation. Background technique [0002] The existing installation method of building panels mainly adopts the wet pasting method, that is, the workers apply cement mortar to the back of the panel, and the panel is laid on the wall or on the ground. After the board is laid, it needs to be leveled with a rubber hammer, so that the cement mortar layer can be fully attached to the back of the board. Existing leveling hammers are all manual, which have the following deficiencies in the leveling of the plate: 1. The leveling of the plate is manually beaten by the installer, which will undoubtedly increase the labor of the installer. 2. Plates, especially ceramic plates, are generally large in area and thin in thickness. They are very easy to break due to uneven force when they are knocked and leveled; at the same time, t...

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Problems solved by technology

The existing leveling hammers are all manual, which have the following disadvantages in the leveling of the plate: 1. The leveling of the plate is manually knocked by the installer, which will undoubtedly increase the labor of the installer

2. Plates, especially ceramic plates, are generally large in area and thin in thickness. They are very easy to break due to uneven force when they are knocked and leveled; at the same time, the frequency of manual knocking is too small to transmit the vibration evenly to the plate. On the other hand, it is also impossible to knock out the gap between the board and the cement mortar layer, so that the cement mortar layer cannot be more fully attached to the back of the board, which will easily cause the board to fall off or crack during later use.

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