Foreign matter remover for distribution lines

The invention discloses a foreign matter remover for distribution lines, comprising a conductor hook, a rotary arc blade, a foreign matter retainer, an outer barrel and an inner barrel. The inner barrel is provided with a connecting device matching with an insulating operating rod. The outer periphery of the inner barrel is provided with inner teeth. The outer barrel sleeves the inner barrel. The inner wall of the outer barrel is provided with outer teeth for use with the inner teeth on the outer periphery of the inner barrel. The outer barrel is provided with a through channel extending along the cross section of the outer barrel. The rotary arc blade is disposed on the inner barrel and extends out of the through channel of the outer barrel. The rotary arc blade rocks to and fro in the through channel of the outer barrel along with the inner barrel. The inner barrel is connected with the insulating operating rod and is driven by the same to move. The outer wall of one end of the through channel of the outer barrel is provided with the foreign matter retainer used for retaining foreign matters. The conductor hook is disposed on the outer barrel. The foreign matter remover has the advantages of simple structure, operational convenience and low application cost.