JP2003154787A - Refill out-in mechanism of writing appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide the refill out-in mechanism of a writing appliance formed that a rotor rotating out from a cam cylinder is smoothly rotated, and the tip of the protrusion part of the cam cylinder is reliably locked at a locking part formed at the front cam tooth of the rotor. SOLUTION: In the refill out-in mechanism of a refill formed that the rotor 30 making contact with the rear end of a refill 20 elastically sprung against the tail end side is moved forward along the longitudinal groove of a cam cylinder 40 with a rotation force exerted, and when the refill is moved out from the cam cylinder, the rotor is rotated slightly in a rotation direction, and the tip of the protrusion part of the cam cylinder sliding along the slope of a front cam tooth 32 of the rotor is locked at the lock part of the rotor, the corner part on the moving forward side during rotation of the rotor of a tip 42 of the protrusion part of the cam cylinder making contact with the slope of the front cam tooth of the rotor is spaced away slightly from the slope of a front cam tooth.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a double knock type refill retracting mechanism using a rotor. 2. Description of the Related Art A knock type writing instrument, for example, a ball point pen refill mechanism of a knock type ballpoint pen, a double knock type retraction mechanism using a rotor is often used. This retracting mechanism has the advantage that both the operation of projecting and retracting the pen body from the distal end opening of the barrel at the tip of the refill can be performed by the same knocking operation pressing the knock bar projecting from the tail end of the barrel. In such a retracting mechanism, a rear end of a refill repelled to a tail end side by a spring is in contact with a rotor, and a knock bar protruding from a tail end of a shaft cylinder. When the knocking operation is performed, the cam teeth at the front end of the knock bar mesh with the tail-end cam teeth formed on the rotor to apply rotational force to the rotor, and the rotor is inserted into the vertical groove of the cam cylinder. Move along. When the rotor comes out of the cam barrel, the pen body at the tip of the refill protrudes from the tip opening of the shaft barrel, and the rotor becomes free and slightly rotates in the rotating direction.
At this time, the tip of the projection of the cam cylinder slides relatively along the inclined surface of the front cam teeth of the rotor, and the rotor slightly retreats, but the tip of the projection of the cam cylinder is the front cam of the rotor. When it is locked on the locking portion formed on the tooth, writing becomes possible. Here, the inclined surface of the front cam teeth of the rotor and the tip of the projection of the cam cylinder are formed at the same inclination angle, and the entire surface of the tip of the projection of the cam cylinder is formed by the inclination of the front cam teeth of the rotor. When the rotor that comes out of the cam cylinder rotates, if the inclination angle of the two is slightly different due to a manufacturing error, the front-end corner of the tip of the projection of the cam cylinder is rotated. However, there is a problem in that only the rotor comes into strong contact with the inclined surface of the front cam teeth and gets stuck, so that the rotor does not rotate smoothly and the rotor stops halfway. When writing is performed in such a state, the rotor rotates due to the writing pressure during writing, and the pen body portion retreats a little, resulting in a writing instrument with extremely poor writing feeling. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides a writing tool refill in which a rotor coming out of a cam cylinder rotates smoothly and a tip of a projection of the cam cylinder is securely locked to a locking portion formed on a front cam tooth of the rotor. An object is to provide a hammering mechanism. In order to achieve the above object, according to the present invention, a knocking operation causes a rotor, which comes into contact with a rear end of a refill repelled to a tail end side, to apply a rotational force. When it is advanced along the vertical groove of the cam cylinder in the state where it is done, and it comes out of the cam cylinder, the pen body at the tip of the refill projects from the tip opening of the shaft cylinder and the rotor slightly rotates in the rotation direction,
In a refilling and retracting mechanism of a writing instrument, a tip of a protrusion of a cam cylinder that slides along an inclined surface of a front cam tooth of a rotor is engaged with a locking portion of the rotor to enable writing. The forward corner of the rotor at the end of the protrusion of the cam cylinder abutting the inclined surface of the cam cylinder during rotation is slightly separated from the inclined surface of the front cam teeth. Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG.
Reference numeral 0 denotes a rear shaft 11 and a front shaft 12 formed of a synthetic resin, and a front port 13 having a front end opening 15 is screwed to a front end of the front shaft 12. A grip 14 made of a soft synthetic resin is disposed on the outer periphery of the front shaft 12.
At the tail end of the rear shaft 11, a cylindrical fixing portion 17 of the clip 16 is provided.
Has been fixed. That is, the cylindrical fixing portion 17 is
Constitutes a part of. The ball-point pen refill 20 is accommodated in the shaft cylinder 10 in a state where the ball-point pen refill 20 is repelled toward the tail end by the coil spring 26. A joint 22 is fitted to the tip end opening of the ink storage tube 21 of the ballpoint pen refill 20, and a pen body 23 which is a ballpoint pen tip is fitted to a center hole of the joint 22. The ink accommodating tube 21 is filled with the ink I, and a grease-like backflow prevention body 25 is arranged at the rear end of the ink I. The ink I contains a coloring agent such as a pigment or dye, a resin, a thickener, and a water-soluble solvent, and if necessary, contains a dispersant, a preservative, and the like. ,
A gel ink whose viscosity is reduced by the rotation of the ball during writing. The viscosity of the ink I is 20 mPa · s or more. The backflow prevention body 25 is mainly composed of polybutene, silicone oil, mineral oil, or the like, and is appropriately thickened with silica gel, metal soap, or the like. The pen body 23 is formed in a shell shape from stainless steel. A ball 24 having an outer diameter of, for example, 0.5 mm and made of a cemented carbide is placed in a ball house at the tip of the pen body 23. Held freely in rotation. Pen body part 2
A small spring (not shown) is arranged in the ball 3, and the ball 24 is repelled by the spring and pressed against the inward projection at the tip of the pen body portion 23 during non-writing. In other words, the valve mechanism is constituted by the ball 24 and the inward projection at the tip of the pen body portion 23. When writing is not performed, the valve is closed and ink does not flow out of the tip of the pen body portion 23. Since the valve is closed, air does not enter the inside from the tip of the pen body portion 23. At the time of writing, the ball 24 retreats due to the writing pressure, the valve opens, and the ink flows out. The tail end of the ink storage tube 21 is inserted into the rotor 30, and the ink storage tube 21 is in contact with the rotor 30 by the elastic force of the coil spring 26. As shown in FIG. 2, the rotor 30 is formed of a synthetic resin into a cylindrical shape, and has a saw-toothed tail end cam tooth 31 formed at the tail end edge, and an inclined surface at the middle part. The front cam teeth 32 continuous in a saw blade shape are formed. That is, the front cam teeth 32 are composed of a plurality of inclined surfaces, and the ends of the inclined surfaces are the locking portions 3.
3. A notch 3 is provided at the corner of the locking portion 33.
5 are formed. The inclined surface of the front cam teeth 32 is discontinuous, and a plurality of vertical grooves 34 are formed between the inclined surfaces of the front cam teeth 32. As shown in FIG. 1, a cam cylinder 4 having a plurality of vertical rib-like projections 41 formed on an inner peripheral surface thereof is provided in a rear shaft 11.
0 is fixed, and the protrusion 41 is fitted in the vertical groove 34 of the rotor 30. That is, the rotor 30 is arranged so as to be able to move back and forth in a state where rotation is not free, and when the protrusion 41 relatively comes out of the vertical groove 34, the rotor 30 becomes free and the rotor 30 becomes rotatable. The knock bar 50 is disposed so as to protrude from the tail end of the barrel 10 and has a projection 52 formed on the outer peripheral surface.
Thereby, the knock bar 50 does not fall out of the barrel 10. A cam tooth 51 having a saw blade shape is formed at the tip of the knock bar 50. When the knocking operation is performed, the cam tooth 51 meshes with the tail end cam 31 of the rotor 30 and the rotor 3
0 is given a rotational force. When the knocking operation of pressing the knock bar 50 with a fingertip is performed, as described above, the cam teeth 51 mesh with the tail cam 31 of the rotor 30 to apply a rotational force to the rotor 30. The rotor 30 is moved forward with the
Is fitted in the vertical groove 34, so that the rotor 30 does not rotate. When the protrusion 41 comes out of the vertical groove 34, the pen body 23 projects from the front end opening 15 of the front opening 13, and the rotor 30 becomes free, so that it slightly rotates in the direction of the rotational force. At this time, as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the distal end 42 of the projection 41 slides along the inclined surface of the front cam teeth 32, but as shown in FIG. 42
When the rotor 30 is rotated, the forward corner 42 a is slightly separated from the inclined surface of the front cam teeth 32. Therefore, the protrusion 41 slides smoothly without the forward corner 42a catching on the inclined surface of the front cam teeth 32. That is, the rotor 30 rotates smoothly. When the projection 41 is locked to the locking portion 33, writing becomes possible. As described above, according to the present invention, the cam cylinder is provided in a state in which the rotor abutting on the rear end of the refill which is repelled to the tail end side is given a rotational force by the knocking operation. Forward along the vertical groove, and when the cam tube comes out, the pen body at the tip of the refill protrudes from the tip opening of the shaft tube, and the rotor rotates slightly in the rotation direction. In a refilling / retracting mechanism of a writing instrument in which a tip of a protrusion of a cam cylinder that slides along a surface is locked to a locking portion of a rotor and can be written, a cam cylinder that contacts an inclined surface of a front cam tooth of the rotor. The forward end corner of the rotor at the tip of the rotor at the time of rotation of the rotor is slightly separated from the inclined surface of the front cam teeth, so that the rotor coming out of the cam cylinder rotates smoothly and the tip of the cam cylinder rotates. Securely locked to the locking part formed on the front cam tooth of the child It can be a refill retracting mechanism of a writing instrument.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention. 2A is a plan view of a rotor, and FIG. 2B is a front view. FIG. 3 is a development explanatory view of a knock operation. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a main part of the embodiment. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Shaft tube 11 Rear shaft 12 Front shaft 13 Front port 14 Grip 15 Front port opening 16 Grip 17 Fixed cylinder section 20 Ballpoint pen refill 21 Ink storage tube 22 Joint 23 Pen body section 24 Ball 25 Backflow prevention body Reference Signs List 30 Rotor 31 Tail end cam tooth 32 Front cam tooth 33 Locking part 34 Vertical groove 40 Cam cylinder 41 Projection 42 Projection tip 50 Knock rod 51 Cam tooth

Claims (1)

Claims: 1. A knocking operation causes a rotor abutting on a rear end of a refill repelled to a tail end side to advance along a vertical groove of a cam cylinder in a state where rotational force is applied. Then, when the cam cylinder comes out, the pen body at the tip of the refill protrudes from the tip opening of the shaft cylinder, and the rotor slightly rotates in the rotational direction, and slides along the inclined surface of the front cam teeth of the rotor. In a refill retracting mechanism of a writing instrument, in which a tip of a cam cylinder is engaged with a locking portion of a rotor to enable writing, the rotation of the tip of the cam cylinder in contact with an inclined surface of a front cam tooth of the rotor may be performed. A refill retracting mechanism for a writing instrument, wherein a forward corner at the time of rotation of a child is slightly separated from an inclined surface of a front cam tooth.