Cleaning apparatus using compressed air

Brushing – scrubbing – and general cleaning – Machines – With air blast or suction

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C015S304000, C015S316100, C015S319000

Reexamination Certificate

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10471034

ABSTRACT:
A cleaning apparatus has a compressor (12), an electromagnetic valve (33) connected to the compressor (12), and first to third timers (27to29). The first timer (27) sets an open/close time and a close time for repeatedly opening and closing an electromagnetic valve (33). The second timer (28) sets a time for feeding compressed air into a pipe (35). The third timer (29) stops the operation of the second timer (28) until an activation inhibition time elapses from a point at which the pressure of the compressed air has reached a predetermined upper limit, and further permits the operation of the second timer (28) after the activation inhibition time elapses.

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