Suction device capable of moving along a surface

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180 81, 180 85, 180 86, 180901, B60B 3900, B62D 57024

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051616319

ABSTRACT:
A device capable of moving along a surface comprising at least two moving units, wherein the units are linked to each other by a coupling means device capable of being stretched and contracted, each of the units having a stating setting mechanism for selectively setting each of the units in a movable state for movement along the surface and in a surface-engaging state on the surface, and when one unit is set in a movable state and the other unit is set in a surface-engaging state and the coupling means is stretched or contracted, the one unit in the movable state is moved along the surface.

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