LIFTER FOR LAUNDRY TREATING APPARATUS

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LIFTER FOR LAUNDRY TREATING APPARATUS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240254675 titled 'LIFTER FOR LAUNDRY TREATING APPARATUS

Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a lifter for a laundry treating apparatus that includes a first member with a hook and a shield to cover a fastening hole in the drum.

The lifter is mounted inside the drum of the laundry treating apparatus.
The first member has a hook that covers the inner circumference of the drum when inserted into a fastening hole and slid in one direction.
A shield on the first member completely covers the fastening hole when the hook is inserted and slid in one direction.

Key Features and Innovation:

Unique lifter design with a hook and shield for secure fastening.
Efficient coverage of the fastening hole to prevent damage or interference during laundry treatment.

Potential Applications: The lifter can be used in various types of laundry treating apparatus such as washing machines and dryers.

Problems Solved:

Ensures secure attachment of the lifter inside the drum.
Prevents potential damage to the drum during laundry treatment.

Benefits:

Improved stability and performance of the laundry treating apparatus.
Enhanced safety during operation.

Commercial Applications: Potential commercial applications include laundry machine manufacturers and suppliers in the household appliance industry.

Questions about Laundry Lifter: 1. How does the lifter design improve the efficiency of laundry treatment? 2. What are the potential cost savings for manufacturers using this innovative lifter design?

Original Abstract Submitted

a lifter for a laundry treating apparatus includes a first member mounted at an inner side of a drum; and a second member mounted on the first member and protruded toward an inside of the drum, wherein the first member includes a hook protruded and formed along a circumference of the first member, at least part of which is disposed to cover an inner circumferential surface of the drum when inserted into a fastening hole of the drum and then slid in one direction; and a shield protruded and formed at an inner side of the first member and configured to completely cover the fastening hole when the hook is inserted into the fastening hole and then slid in one direction.