Classifications

• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B44—DECORATIVE ARTS
  • B44D—PAINTING OR ARTISTIC DRAWING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; PRESERVING PAINTINGS; SURFACE TREATMENT TO OBTAIN SPECIAL ARTISTIC SURFACE EFFECTS OR FINISHES
  • B44D3/00—Accessories or implements for use in connection with painting or artistic drawing, not otherwise provided for; Methods or devices for colour determination, selection, or synthesis, e.g. use of colour tables
  • B44D3/12—Paint cans; Brush holders; Containers for storing residual paint
  • B44D3/121—Paint cans equipped with permanently attached brush holding means

Definitions

• the subject of the invention is a multipurpose vessel that has the special form enabling the use of the same as the permanent returnable packing container for storage and transport of coatings, and which in performing house painting, decorator's and varnishing works may be used as the receptacle for paint and rack for hand tools as e.g. paint brushes, rollers and scrapers.
• the modern solid or semisolid packing vessels for coatings have been mainly used as the containers for their storage and transport. These vessels have the shape of a mantle of truncated, hollow upright cone with equal wall thickness and small angle of the side inclination towards the central axis. The smaller lower basis of the cone is closed with the bottom and the larger upper open basis is closed with the cover.
• the bases of the container have the shape of a circle or ellipse.
• the volume of these containers amounts from two to twenty liters.
• these containers are often used also as vessels out of which fluid coatings are laid manually on the surfaces in the way that in them the coating for laying is prepared and requisites for laying are soaking.
• the vessel according to the invention solves the technical problem of construction of one multipurpose product that meets the purpose of economical and permanent returnable container for storage and transport of fluid coatings, as well as the purpose of economical and permanent container and rack for manual laying fluid coatings.
• the described container has the shape of a mantle of reverse hollow truncated pyramid on which inner lateral rear side the plane ribbed surface for removing excess coating from requisites for laying is made and on the former lateral side there is a small vessel for temporary putting down the requisites for laying coating.
• This container unites the role of container and rack for putting down the requisites during laying the fluid coatings.
• the exclusive purpose of the described container is preparation and manual laying fluid coatings. Because of a complex nine-angular shape of the opening the impermeable closing of the container was not solved and therefore it could not be used as the container for storage and transport of fluid coatings, nor for keeping the rest of coating for the next use.
• the vessel according to the invention solves the technical problem of construction of attractive, simple and economic container for storage and transport of fluid coatings and the vessel for preparation and manual laying fluid coatings. In the factory, coating is packed in the container, which is upon completed filling impermeably closed with the cover and transported to the place for laying.
• the preparation of coating for laying is made in the way, that a part of the coating is poured from the vessel in order to dilute the rest of the coating with the diluent and binder and to decrease its level in the container.
• the prepared coating may be carried during laying in a closed or open container. In the course of laying, in the vessel the requisites are soaked, excess coating is removed from the requisites and the requisites may be temporary put away. Upon completed laying, the rest of the coating is impermeably closed in the container till the next use.
• the container has the shape of a mantle of five-sided reverse hollow truncated pyramid with equal thickness of walls, which is on the upper larger base open and on the lower smaller base closed with the bottom.
• On the inner lateral surface of the rear side of the vessel there is a plane ribbed surface for removing excess coating from the requisites for laying.
• In the inner front lateral angles of the container there are two compartments with slots for temporary putting down the requisites for laying the coating.
• the central front angle of pentagonal opening of the vessel is free and used for pouring the coating out of the vessel.
• the pentagonal opening of the vessel is strengthened by the bended collar entering into the groove of the cover. The connection of the collar of the vessel's opening and the groove of thecover, make the airtight disassembling assembling joint not allowing the leakage of the coating from the closed vessel.
• Fig. 1 is the perspective view of the open vessel.
• Fig. 1 A is the perspective view of the cover of the vessel.
• FIG. 2 is the layout of the vessel.
• Fig. 3 is the side-view of the vessel with partial cross-section B-B from the Fig. 2.
• Fig. 3 A is the side-wiew of the cover with partial cross-section B-B from the Fig. 2.
• Fig. 4 is the front- view of the vessel.
• Fig. 4A is the front- view of the cover.
• the container resp. vessel 1 has essentially the shape of a mantle of five-sided pyramid with the walls of equal thickness.
• the lower smaller base of this mantle is closed by the bottom of the vessel and the upper larger base of this mantle is oopen and ends in the plane five-sided opening with the collar bended outwards.
• Lateral sides of the vessel have the shapes of a trapezoid widening a bit from the bottom towards the opening of the vessel, so that their inclination towards vertical lines piercing them, is very small.
• the side edges of the vessel are conically rounded.
• the vessel is symmetrical with reference to the vertical longitudinal plane
• the coating prepared for laying is mostly manually layed on larger plane surfaces by means of rollers and on smaller plane and angular surfaces by means of brushes. Laying is performed in the way, that rollers and brushes are plunged into the coating. In order that the coating would be evenly distributed on the plunged roller or brush, it is necessary to remove the
• the vessel 1 may be used also as a vessel for paint and rack for hand tools in
• the basic shape of the vessel as a mantle of five-sided truncated pyramid with equal wall thickness was changed.
• the first change of the basic shape refers to the rear lateral side 9 which larger central plane part 10 is pressed in the vessel 1 in the way, that it is turned around from the collar 3 of the opening towards the inside of the vessel 1 under the angle exceedidng the angle of the
• the plane ribbed plane 12 used for straining and distribution of the coating on the plunged laying requisites, is made.
• the width of the ribbed surface is equal to or a bit larger than the height of the largest roller and its length is larger than double periphery of the outer diameter of the largest roller.
• the second change of the basic shape refers to two side front edges of the vessel 1.
• each compartment 15 is linked to the lateral and the second to the front side of the vessel 1. In one of the arms of each compartment 15 the
• Each compartment together with lateral and front side to which its ends are connected and the surface 14 on which it is located, makes the inside vessl 17. Bottoms of the inside vessels 17 are approximately on the half of the height of the vessel 1. The inside vessels 17 are used for temporary putting down rollers and brushes in course of laying the coating.
• 160 17 is used as the container for coating and a part above the bottom of internal vessels 17 is used as a rack for temporary putting down hand tools for laying the coating.
• the rollers are temporary put down in the way that with their free end they are
• the coating on plunged brushes is also distributed by pulling on the ribbed surface 12. Temporary putting down the brushes is made by inserting in the inside of the vessel 17. The rest of the coating that remained on the inserted brushes is strained through slits 16 into the vessel 1.

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