ES1071483U - Distributor of mortars distributor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Reservoir container of construction mortars made of rubber or similar non-deformable material, characterized in that the container of the tank narrows in a distributor mouth in the form of a gutter. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Mortar distributor container.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a cuvette to distribute evenly, manually and quickly mortars of cement. This is achieved because the bowl container narrows in a gutter-shaped distributor mouth to apply the mortar. For better accuracy when pouring, the bucket has two handles; one in the upper front near the mouth, and another in the lower back, which serve to achieve the appropriate inclination of the cuvette in each case to pour the mortar in an optimal way. In addition to these two handles, It has a mobile handle in the upper central part that is used for own transport of the bucket, full or empty.

Background of the invention

Under construction, the use of mortar is essential. This mixture is useful for the elaboration of walls of brick, tiling or wall cladding. Their main features are its resistance, its great strength of cohesion, its adhesion to the support, its waterproof capacity, its speed of setting, stability over time, etc. He mortar is defined as the combination of binders and agglomerates composed of cement, fine aggregate and water.

Its industrial application is framed in the Construction and masonry sector.

Various documents are currently known that They contain inventions for the distribution of mortars. He document 1018071 describes a mortar extender apparatus that it is constituted by a receptacle as a bottomless box made of wood, with a recess in its lower part by the which leaves the mass that the receptacle houses inside. He document 1021056 describes a device consisting of a body hollow parallelepiped with a rectangular base, which presents its face upper open to feed with pasta mortar, the lower part of his face being also open later to facilitate the exit of mortar, spilling this one on the row of bricks in which it is applied. The document 2192898 describes a bucket for loading mortar from sides to slope slope towards the bottom, an incomplete central fund with respective slopes towards the margins of the bucket, which are slots for mortar discharge and formation of individual cords parallel in the construction of courses, on which they guide and support with the help of means provided on the basis of said bucket.

All this known presents the drawbacks indicated below:

- Document 1018071 describes an apparatus mortar extender that consists of a receptacle to bottomless box mode made of wood, material that when passing certain periods of time in contact with aqueous substances are deteriorates

- Document 1021056 describes a device consisting of a hollow parallelepiped base body rectangular, which presents its upper face open to perform its feed with mortar paste, the part being also open lower, which makes it a fragile device, with few livelihoods, having both the upper face and the bottom open.

- Document 2192898 describes a bucket for the mortar load from sides on slope sloping towards the bottom, a incomplete central fund with respective slopes towards margins of the bucket, which are slots for mortar discharge. This device consists of several parts that have to be assembled at the time of manufacture, which makes it an expensive and easily deteriorable device.

Faced with these drawbacks the invention that Here it is proposed presents the following advantages:

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Simplicity both in its form and in its handling since being a cuvette does not require any instruction manual for understanding and use.

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Due to the way of working in the Construction sector the tools to be used must be shock resistant in their handling, water, land, storage, etc. The present invention being non-deformable rubber, resists more against other models of rigid materials and therefore much more fragile to falls and deterioration with the passage of weather.

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The present invention would be very economical in its manufacture to be made of rubber material or similar practically one piece and without maintenance due to breakage or mismatch of parts, compared to the other models that are composed of several pieces increasing therefore the cost of manufacture and with materials more expensive as metal can be.

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Description of the invention

Thus, the mortar dispensing container is constitutes from a rubber container or similar material, with capacity to house inside the mortar paste that It will be applied on the rows of bricks or similar. This container has a rounded shape in the bucket where it is housed said mortar paste, which narrows in a mouth shaped gutter This applicator mouth ends at the hole through which The dough is poured. For optimal performance and good Precision, it has two handles: one in the upper front near of the mouth, and another in the lower back, which serve to achieve the appropriate inclination of the cuvette in each case to pour the mortar evenly and optimally. In addition to these two handles, it has a larger mobile handle in the upper central part that It is used for the transport of the full or empty bucket.

Brief description of the drawings

For a better understanding of how much is expressed a drawing is attached in this description which by way of non-limiting example represents a way of preferred embodiment

Figure 1.- Perspective view

The numbered elements correspond to:

one)

Bucket

2)

Mouth Distributor

3)

Hole through which the dough is poured

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Rear handle

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Front handle

6)

Handle for transporting the bucket

Description of a preferred embodiment

A preferred embodiment is constituted from of a container shaped like a rubber bucket or similar material (1), with the capacity to house the mortar paste inside It is intended to distribute. This bucket, which has a shape rounded, houses said mortar paste. One side of the bowl narrows in a gutter-shaped mouth (2). This mouth applicator (2) ends in the hole through which the dough is poured (3). On the upper front near the mouth, it has a handle (5) and in the lower back has another handle (4), which serve to achieve greater precision when pouring the mortar. In addition, it has a large mobile handle in the upper central part (5) used for the transport of the bucket, full or empty (6).

Claims (2)

1. Container distributor construction mortars made of rubber or similar material not deformable, wherein the container of the bowl narrows in a distributor trough - shaped mouth. 2. Mortar distributor container according to claim 1, characterized in that it has three handles; one in the upper front near the mouth, another in the lower rear and another in the central part of the bucket.