DE7020486U - BRUSH HOLDER FOR PAINT BOX. - Google Patents

Description

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Hanover, dec 19 May Pat.-Dept. Ht / Hk

Brush holder for paint box The invention relates to a brush holder for paint boxes.

In the known paint boxes for receiving pieces of paint as well as for receiving tube paints, there is usually a brush trough in which one or Ewei brushes are either loosely inserted or held in place with a clamp. It has become true that both types of Putting a brush in the paint box is inexpedient. The Loose insertion easily leads to compression and thus to deformation of the brush brush. Pinching the Brushes in clamp shoes of any kind make it not uncommon for them to be removed for use, especially by children's hands difficult. A new solution was therefore sought for a brush holder in the brush trough of paint boxes, which should meet the following conditions:

1. Secure bracket

2. Easy removal option

To solve this problem it has been found that it It is advantageous to design the brush holder so that it can pivot vertically in such a way that a retaining clip known per se is arranged pivotably on a web for the brush handle.

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This web can with the retaining clip on a Ge;

be connected in a steering manner, as is done from other areas

ϊ is known from. However, the one-piece | Formation of retaining clip and web, this web being made of spring-elastic material, from which the '

Retaining clip can be created.

The attached drawing shows the innovation in an exemplary design and in large form.

1 shows a brush with brush holder within a not shown, but only by the box-i bottom 1 indicated ink fountain. The brush 5 is fastened with its shaft end 6 by a holder 3 (retaining clip 3). This retaining clip 3 is connected to the box bottom 1 via an elastically resilient web 4 and a foot 2. The brush is easily removed in that the web 4 yields in the direction of the arrow 7 when pressure is applied to the shaft end 6 of the brush 5, so that the brush brush 8 lifts off the ground and can easily be grasped at the front end of the brush.

FIG. 2 shows a holder in cross section, the retaining clips 3 being designed in a ring shape (star shape), so that brushes of different shaft diameters can be inserted and fastened in it.

In Figure 3, another embodiment of the holding device is shown. Here, too, the web 4 is on the box floor 1 fastened and carries two retaining clips 3 of different sizes, in this case there are clips open at the top into the the brush can be tricked from above.

Claims (4)

Hanover, May 10, 1970 Pat.-Dept. Ht / Rk protection claims 1. Brush holder for di ^Ä color channel of color box for horizontal insertion of the brush stem, characterized, that an ar. 3 I know retaining clip for the brush handle is arranged pivotably on a web. 2. Brush holder for the paint channel of paint fountains according to claim 1, characterized, that the web and the retaining clip are connected to a joint known per se. 3. Brush holder for the paint gutter of paint fountains after Claim 1, characterized, that the web is made of spring-elastic material. 4. Brush holder for the paint channel from paint box to Claim 3, characterized, that retaining clip and web are in one piece.