EP0209342A1 - Writing implement - Google Patents
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- EP0209342A1 EP0209342A1 EP86305394A EP86305394A EP0209342A1 EP 0209342 A1 EP0209342 A1 EP 0209342A1 EP 86305394 A EP86305394 A EP 86305394A EP 86305394 A EP86305394 A EP 86305394A EP 0209342 A1 EP0209342 A1 EP 0209342A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B43—WRITING OR DRAWING IMPLEMENTS; BUREAU ACCESSORIES
- B43K—IMPLEMENTS FOR WRITING OR DRAWING
- B43K5/00—Pens with ink reservoirs in holders, e.g. fountain-pens
- B43K5/18—Arrangements for feeding the ink to the nibs
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B43—WRITING OR DRAWING IMPLEMENTS; BUREAU ACCESSORIES
- B43K—IMPLEMENTS FOR WRITING OR DRAWING
- B43K1/00—Nibs; Writing-points
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- This invention relates to writing implements and more specifically to a writing implement which has an increased flow of ink from its ink feeding core to its beaklike pen nib point, and in which ink oozes out to the nib point suitably to make possible instantaneous starting of writing even after the implement has been held upright with the nib pointed upward for a long time.
- This prior writing implement has a beaklike pen nib covering an ink feeding core holder which has a longitudinal groove into which the forward end of an ink feeding core connected at the rear end to an ink absorbing/storing body is received, whereby the ink in the ink absorbing/storing body is fed through the ink feeding core to the beaklike pen nib.
- This prior writing implement which has the ink absorbing body in its cylindrical barrel similarly as a felt pen, is immediately usable as it is bought, and is inexpensive and disposable, but it has an appearance resembling a fountain pen and feels massive when held for writing therewith.
- the groove of the ink feeding core holder for receiving the ink feeding core has tiny concavities formed in the forward end surface of the groove so that the tiny concavities will cause capillary action.
- the capillary action in the tiny concavities induces the ink to seep from the ink feeding core to the pen nib.
- An object of this invention is to provide a writing implement which overcomes the drawbacks of the prior implement described above, and which has an increased ink flow from the ink feeding core to the pen nib and keeps the writing point of the pen nib fed with ink without "ink drop", so that it is always ready to use and writes smoothly without interruption.
- this invention provides a writing implement comprising: an elongated barrel housing an ink absorbing/storing means; hollow pen holder means provided on the front end of the barrel; an ink feeding core holder inserted into the pen holder means and having a groove formed longitudinally in the outer surface of the ink feeding core holder; an ink feeding core fitted in the concave groove and inserted at the rear end thereof into the ink absorbing/storing means; a beaklike pen nib so disposed as to cover the ink feeding core holder and having a writing point, whereby capillary action of the ink feeding core conducts ink from the ink absorbing/storing means to the pen nib, the writing implement being characterized in that the ink feeding core has a front end thereof formed into a beaklike shape, that the front end of the ink feeding core protrudes forward from and beyond the front end of the ink feeding core holder, that the writing point is made up of a pair of bulging parts formed on both sides of the forward
- the ink to be fed to the writing point of the pen nib is fed along a slit formed in the pen nib and along the inner surfaces of the bulging parts of the writing point.
- This arrangement produces an advantageous effect in that the ink is fed to the pen nib in a greater quantity than in the prior writing implement, consequently without the inconvenience of faintly written letters.
- the writing point is in constant contact with the ink feeding core. This arrangement affords the advantageous effect of elimination of "ink drop", and thus the writing implement writes smoothly and instantaneously even after it has been held upright.
- the example of the writing implement in the form shown in FIG. 4 comprises a body 1 and a cap 2.
- the body 1 comprises an elongated barrel 3 and a pen nib holder 4, both of which are made of plastics, and a metal beaklike pen nib 5 of arcuate cross section.
- the barrel 3 houses an ink absorbing/storing body 3a which contains ink and feeds the ink to the pen nib 5.
- the pen nib holder 4 is inserted at 4a into the forward end of the barrel 3.
- a bore 6 of semicircular cross section is formed in the pen nib holder 4.
- An ink feeding core holder 7 is inserted into the bore 6.
- the ink feeding core holder 7 has a beaklike forward end, and semicircular cross section which can fit in the bore 6.
- a groove 8 is formed longitudinally in the outer surface of the ink feeding core holder 7. The depth of the groove 8 is reduced toward the forward end.
- An ink feeding core 9 is inserted into the groove 8.
- the ink feeding core 9 has the forward end formed into a thin beakline shape.
- the forward end 9a of the ink feeding core 9 protrudes slightly forward from the front end of the groove 8.
- the ink feeding core 9 is made of a bundle of numerous filaments of fiber, and the capillary action of the narrow passages between these filaments is utilized to feed the ink of the ink absorbing/storing body 3a to the pen nib 5.
- An air passage 10 is formed longitudinally in the bottom surface of the ink feeding core holder 7.
- a convex recessed surface 11 is formed in the outer upper peripheral surface of the ink feeding core holder 7. As shown in FIG. 3, the pen nib 5 is fitted in this recessed surface 11 in such a manner as to cover the ink feeding core 9 and is flush with the outer peripheral surface of the ink feeding core holder 7.
- the pen nib 5 is made of metal and is beak-shaped.
- a writing point 5a is formed at the front end of the pen nib 5.
- a slit 5b is formed to extend from the writing point 5a of the pen nib 5, to a small hole 5c formed in the hib 5 for stopping the slit 5b from extending any farther rearward.
- the pen nib 5 is fabricated by pressing a punched stainless-steel sheet blank 5' shown in FIG. 4.
- the sheet blank 5' has a pair of bulging parts 5a', 5a' in the form of a small plate formed integrally at the forward end thereof. These parts 5a', 5a' are to be bent in a direction perpendicular to the general surface of the blank 5' to form the writing point 5a.
- the slit 5b and the small hole 5c at the rear end of the slit 5b are provided in the forward end of the sheet blank 5'.
- the sheet blank 5' is pressed to conform closely to the recessed convex surface 11 of the ink feeding core holder 7.
- the parts 5a', 5a' are bent toward each other. In this way the beaklike pen nib 5 with the writing point 5a formed integrally with the former is fabricated as shown in FIG. 6.
- a small space is left between them at the rear end of the writing point 5a.
- the writing point 5a of the pen nib 5 thus fabricated has a V-shape in horizontal section as shown in FIG. 2, in which the bulging parts 5a', 5a' are. in face-to-face contact with each other at the front portion of the writing point 5a and are slightly separated from each other at the rear end thereof.
- a small space is defined between the front end of the ink feeding core 9 and the inner surface of the writing point 5a.
- the ink absorbed in the ink absorbing/storing body 3a is conducted to the front end 9a of the ink feeding core 9 by the capillary action of the ink feeding core 9.
- the front end 9a is inserted in the opening between the projecting parts 5a' of the writing point 5a in contact with the inner surface of the writing point, and thus the ink conducted to the front end 9a of the ink feeding core 9 is led to the front end of the writing point 5a through the slit 5b formed in the pen nib 5.
- Part of the ink thus conducted to front end 9a is led to the front tip of the writing point 5a along the inner surface of the writing point.
- the space defined between the inner surface of the writing point 5a and the front end 9a of the ink feeding core 9 serves as an ink reservoir, where the ink to be fed from the ink feeding core to the pen nib 5 is stored.
- the ink feeding core 9 is consumed for writing, the same quantity of the ink is fed from the ink feeding core 9 to the writing point 5a.
- the projecting parts 5a', 5a' of the writing point 5a are bent with a small space defined between these parts at the rear end of the writing point 5a, and in this space is inserted the front end 9a of the ink feeding core 9.
- the writing implement according to this invention is not limited to this embodiment.
- the projecting parts 5a' of the writing point 5a may be bent substantially without a space between these parts at the rear end of the writing point 5a, and the front end 9a of the ink feeding core 9 may be in contact with this substantially closed rear end of the writing point 5a. In the latter case, the same effect as in the embodiment of the invention described above is produced.
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- This invention relates to writing implements and more specifically to a writing implement which has an increased flow of ink from its ink feeding core to its beaklike pen nib point, and in which ink oozes out to the nib point suitably to make possible instantaneous starting of writing even after the implement has been held upright with the nib pointed upward for a long time.
- I have previously proposed a writing implement in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication (Kokai) No. 64482/1986. The present invention relates to an improvement of the writing implement of the above publication. This prior writing implement has a beaklike pen nib covering an ink feeding core holder which has a longitudinal groove into which the forward end of an ink feeding core connected at the rear end to an ink absorbing/storing body is received, whereby the ink in the ink absorbing/storing body is fed through the ink feeding core to the beaklike pen nib.
- This prior writing implement, which has the ink absorbing body in its cylindrical barrel similarly as a felt pen, is immediately usable as it is bought, and is inexpensive and disposable, but it has an appearance resembling a fountain pen and feels massive when held for writing therewith.
- In this prior writing implement, the groove of the ink feeding core holder for receiving the ink feeding core has tiny concavities formed in the forward end surface of the groove so that the tiny concavities will cause capillary action. The capillary action in the tiny concavities induces the ink to seep from the ink feeding core to the pen nib.
- While this prior writing implenent has been used, it has been found to have a drawback in that the capillary action is inadequate for feeding sufficient ink to the pen nib, whereby letters written thereby sometimes become faint. Furthermore, this prior implement has been found to be accompanied by another problem. That is, while it is held upright for a long time in a breast pocket, for example, the ink to be fed to the writing point of the pen nib is caused to drop back into the ink feeding core under the force of gravity (hereinafter this phenomenon is called "ink drop"), and, immediately upon being taken out of the pocket for writing, it cannot write.
- An object of this invention is to provide a writing implement which overcomes the drawbacks of the prior implement described above, and which has an increased ink flow from the ink feeding core to the pen nib and keeps the writing point of the pen nib fed with ink without "ink drop", so that it is always ready to use and writes smoothly without interruption.
- In order to attain the above and other objects of this invention, this invention provides a writing implement comprising: an elongated barrel housing an ink absorbing/storing means; hollow pen holder means provided on the front end of the barrel; an ink feeding core holder inserted into the pen holder means and having a groove formed longitudinally in the outer surface of the ink feeding core holder; an ink feeding core fitted in the concave groove and inserted at the rear end thereof into the ink absorbing/storing means; a beaklike pen nib so disposed as to cover the ink feeding core holder and having a writing point, whereby capillary action of the ink feeding core conducts ink from the ink absorbing/storing means to the pen nib, the writing implement being characterized in that the ink feeding core has a front end thereof formed into a beaklike shape, that the front end of the ink feeding core protrudes forward from and beyond the front end of the ink feeding core holder, that the writing point is made up of a pair of bulging parts formed on both sides of the forward end of the pen nib integrally therewith, the bulging parts extending substantially perpendicularly to the general surface of the pen nib and being in contact with and in opposed relation to each other, and that the front end of the ink feeding core is in contact with the rear of the bulging parts.
- The above stated arrangement produces an advantageous effect in that the ink in the ink absorbing/storing means is fed continuously without any interruption of the ink feed.
- Further, according to this invention, the ink to be fed to the writing point of the pen nib is fed along a slit formed in the pen nib and along the inner surfaces of the bulging parts of the writing point. This arrangement produces an advantageous effect in that the ink is fed to the pen nib in a greater quantity than in the prior writing implement, consequently without the inconvenience of faintly written letters. Furthermore, according to this invention, the writing point is in constant contact with the ink feeding core. This arrangement affords the advantageous effect of elimination of "ink drop", and thus the writing implement writes smoothly and instantaneously even after it has been held upright.
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- FIG. 1 is an enlarged side sectional view of the forward end portion of one example of the writing implement according to this invention;
- FIG. 2 is a plan sectional view of the forward end portion shown in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the leading end portion shown in FIGS. 1 and 2;
- FIG. 4 is a side view of the entire writing implement in the example shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3;
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the pen nib of the example in the form of a blank as punched; and
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the pen nib shown in FIG. 5 and as formed by pressing.
- The example of the writing implement in the form shown in FIG. 4 comprises a body 1 and a
cap 2. The body 1 comprises anelongated barrel 3 and apen nib holder 4, both of which are made of plastics, and a metalbeaklike pen nib 5 of arcuate cross section. Thebarrel 3 houses an ink absorbing/storingbody 3a which contains ink and feeds the ink to thepen nib 5. - As shown in FIG. 1, the
pen nib holder 4 is inserted at 4a into the forward end of thebarrel 3. Abore 6 of semicircular cross section is formed in thepen nib holder 4. An inkfeeding core holder 7 is inserted into thebore 6. As shown in FIG. 3, the inkfeeding core holder 7 has a beaklike forward end, and semicircular cross section which can fit in thebore 6. Agroove 8 is formed longitudinally in the outer surface of the inkfeeding core holder 7. The depth of thegroove 8 is reduced toward the forward end. An ink feedingcore 9 is inserted into thegroove 8. The ink feedingcore 9 has the forward end formed into a thin beakline shape. Theforward end 9a of the ink feedingcore 9 protrudes slightly forward from the front end of thegroove 8. The ink feedingcore 9 is made of a bundle of numerous filaments of fiber, and the capillary action of the narrow passages between these filaments is utilized to feed the ink of the ink absorbing/storingbody 3a to thepen nib 5. Anair passage 10 is formed longitudinally in the bottom surface of the inkfeeding core holder 7. - A convex recessed surface 11 is formed in the outer upper peripheral surface of the ink
feeding core holder 7. As shown in FIG. 3, thepen nib 5 is fitted in this recessed surface 11 in such a manner as to cover theink feeding core 9 and is flush with the outer peripheral surface of the inkfeeding core holder 7. Thepen nib 5 is made of metal and is beak-shaped. Awriting point 5a is formed at the front end of thepen nib 5. Aslit 5b is formed to extend from thewriting point 5a of thepen nib 5, to asmall hole 5c formed in thehib 5 for stopping theslit 5b from extending any farther rearward. - The
pen nib 5 is fabricated by pressing a punched stainless-steel sheet blank 5' shown in FIG. 4. The sheet blank 5' has a pair ofbulging parts 5a', 5a' in the form of a small plate formed integrally at the forward end thereof. Theseparts 5a', 5a' are to be bent in a direction perpendicular to the general surface of the blank 5' to form thewriting point 5a. Theslit 5b and thesmall hole 5c at the rear end of theslit 5b are provided in the forward end of the sheet blank 5'. Then the sheet blank 5' is pressed to conform closely to the recessed convex surface 11 of the inkfeeding core holder 7. At the same time theparts 5a', 5a' are bent toward each other. In this way thebeaklike pen nib 5 with thewriting point 5a formed integrally with the former is fabricated as shown in FIG. 6. When theparts 5a', 5a' are bent, a small space is left between them at the rear end of thewriting point 5a. - The
writing point 5a of thepen nib 5 thus fabricated has a V-shape in horizontal section as shown in FIG. 2, in which thebulging parts 5a', 5a' are. in face-to-face contact with each other at the front portion of thewriting point 5a and are slightly separated from each other at the rear end thereof. In the opening between theseparated parts 5a', 5a' is inserted a part of thefront end 9a of the ink feedingcore 9 projecting from the inkfeeding core holder 7, in contact with the inner surface of thewriting point 5a. Thus a small space is defined between the front end of theink feeding core 9 and the inner surface of thewriting point 5a. - The writing implement of the above described construction according to this invention functions in the following manner.
- While the writing implement is being used for writing, the ink absorbed in the ink absorbing/storing
body 3a is conducted to thefront end 9a of theink feeding core 9 by the capillary action of theink feeding core 9. As shown in FIG. 2, thefront end 9a is inserted in the opening between the projectingparts 5a' of thewriting point 5a in contact with the inner surface of the writing point, and thus the ink conducted to thefront end 9a of theink feeding core 9 is led to the front end of thewriting point 5a through theslit 5b formed in thepen nib 5. - "Part of the ink thus conducted to
front end 9a is led to the front tip of thewriting point 5a along the inner surface of the writing point. The space defined between the inner surface of thewriting point 5a and thefront end 9a of the ink feedingcore 9 serves as an ink reservoir, where the ink to be fed from the ink feeding core to thepen nib 5 is stored. When the ink is consumed for writing, the same quantity of the ink is fed from theink feeding core 9 to thewriting point 5a. - In the embodiment of the invention described above, the projecting
parts 5a', 5a' of thewriting point 5a are bent with a small space defined between these parts at the rear end of thewriting point 5a, and in this space is inserted thefront end 9a of theink feeding core 9. However, the writing implement according to this invention is not limited to this embodiment. The projectingparts 5a' of thewriting point 5a may be bent substantially without a space between these parts at the rear end of thewriting point 5a, and thefront end 9a of theink feeding core 9 may be in contact with this substantially closed rear end of thewriting point 5a. In the latter case, the same effect as in the embodiment of the invention described above is produced.
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US5290117A (en) * | 1987-06-26 | 1994-03-01 | Pilot Ink Co., Ltd. | Penpoint assembly and writing instrument employing the same |
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US5290117A (en) * | 1987-06-26 | 1994-03-01 | Pilot Ink Co., Ltd. | Penpoint assembly and writing instrument employing the same |
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