JP2018057595A - Paint brush - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a paint brush being easily hooked to an edge of a container without obstructing painting work, and, even when being hooked to a shallow container, preventing a brush part from being deeply immersed in paint or from being permanently bent.SOLUTION: A grip body G comprises a grip part 4, and a brush holding part 5 continuously formed from the grip part 4, where the brush holding part 5 includes a paint brush formed by holding a brush part B. The brush holding part 5 is integrally provided with a hook recess part 6 opened to an opposite side of the tip of the grip part 4. Further, the hook recess part 6 is provided at a width-direction end part side of the brush part B.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a coating brush that can be hooked on a container or the like.

As an invention of a brush for coating to be hooked on an edge of a container Y for coating, the one described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-65816 has been conventionally known. This conventional painting brush is shown in FIG. 5 of the present application.
The conventional brush for painting is composed of a pattern body G and a brush portion B in which a large number of hairs are bundled.

The handle body G integrally forms the grip part 1 and the brush holding part 2, and the grip part 1 and the brush holding part 2 are divided into two forks by dividing one plate from the brush holding part 2. It is in the shape.
The grip portion 1 extends upward from the end portion of the brush holding portion 2. The grip portion 1 configured as described above is positioned outside the vertical line passing through the end portion of the brush holding portion 2 when the hair tip side of the brush portion B is horizontal. The end portion of the brush holding portion 2 is an end portion in a direction orthogonal to the thickness direction of the brush portion B.
Further, the brush portion B is held between the divided brush holding portion 2.

A hook member 3 is provided on the grip portion 1 of the handle body G as described above. The hook member 3 is inserted from the side of the brush holding portion 2 divided into two, and is inserted between the grip portion 1 and the grip portion 1. The hook member 3 is clamped by the clamping force of the grip portion 1 which is pushed into the position and divided into two.
As described above, the hook member 3 sandwiched between the grip portions 1 has a hook portion 3 a protruding outside the grip portion 1 that is outside the vertical line passing through the brush holding portion 2.

JP 2004-65816 A JP 2013-95056 A

In the conventional painting brush, the hook member 3 is fixed to the handle body G using the holding force of the handle body G. Therefore, in order to exert a certain holding force, the hook member 3 is used. The brush part B had to be stopped at an intermediate position between the tip of the handle body G and the brush part B. For this reason, the length from the hook portion 3a to the brush portion B has to be long.
If the length from the hook portion 3a to the brush portion B is increased as described above, the brush portion B hits the bottom of the container Y in the case of the shallow container Y. For example, in the case of a container Y held by hand during a painting operation, the bottom is usually shallow.

  Then, if the brush portion B is left against the bottom of the container Y and is left as it is, the brush portion B is bent and wrinkled. If the curl can be made, it cannot be painted unless it is repaired, but it is not easy to correct the curl of the brush portion B. This is because, during the painting operation, the container Y is held in one hand and the grip portion 1 is gripped by the other hand, and both hands are blocked. Therefore, if the curl is made, it takes time for the correction work, and the efficiency of the painting work is remarkably deteriorated.

Further, the longer the length from the hook portion 3a to the brush portion B, the more easily the brush portion B is immersed in the paint when the hook portion 3a is hooked on the edge of the container Y.
If the brush part B is left immersed in the paint in the container Y, the amount of paint contained in the brush part B will be excessive. If the amount of paint contained becomes too large, the brush portion B must be squeezed with the edge of the container Y until the amount contained becomes appropriate.

  However, if there is not enough ironing, the amount will increase too much. When the brush portion B is pressed against the painted surface with a large amount of content, the paint drips on the painted surface and remains as a trace of the paint. In addition, while the brush for painting is being carried, the paint may sag and stain the surroundings.

On the other hand, if the amount contained is too small due to excessive squeezing, the paint surface will be faded even if only a small area is applied. However, the greater the number of times the paint is included in the brush portion B, the longer the time required for painting.
And, in order to make the amount of the brush portion B contained properly, the work of squeezing it with the edge of the container Y requires a certain level of skill and is difficult for an amateur. Therefore, the conventional brush for painting in which the brush portion B is easily immersed in the paint has a problem that it is not suitable for amateurs.

That said, it is impossible to put the paint brush that contains paint anywhere. If you do such a thing, it will pollute the surroundings.
Therefore, it is required that the coating brush containing the paint is temporarily hooked on the container Y. However, the conventional coating brush has the following problems.

  The hook portion 3 a of the hook member 3 is maintained at an intermediate position of the grip portion 1. However, the intermediate position is often the position of the hand when gripping the grip portion 1. If it is in the position of the hand, the hooking portion 3a hits the hand, so the hooking portion 3a must be gripped so as to be wrapped in the hand. For this reason, the painting operator cannot grip the grip portion 1 with a normal grip, but this has a problem that it not only interferes with the painting operation but also affects the quality of the painting.

  Therefore, it is conceivable to remove the hook member 3 at the time of painting work. However, this not only takes too much time, but if the hook member 3 is attached or removed during the painting work, it is instantaneous. Since an inadvertent force is applied and the paint contained in the brush portion B is scattered around or contaminates the clothes of the worker, it is almost impossible.

  The object of the present invention is not to obstruct the painting operation, and it can be easily hooked on the edge of the container, and even if it is hooked on a shallow container, the brush part is soaked in the paint too much, and it can bend and bend. It is to provide a paint brush that does not get lost.

The first invention is based on the premise that the handle body is composed of a grip portion and a brush holding portion continuous with the grip portion, and the brush holding portion holds the brush portion.
The brush holding portion is characterized in that a hook recess that opens to the opposite side of the tip of the grip portion is integrally provided.
The brush holding portion includes, for example, a portion that holds the brush portion integrally with the grip portion, and a portion that covers the portion continuous with the grip portion and the brush portion with another member such as a metal fitting.

The second invention is characterized in that the hook concave portion is provided on the width direction end portion side of the brush portion.
In addition, the width direction of a brush part means the direction orthogonal to the thickness direction of a brush part.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the grip portion is inclined in the width direction of the brush portion, and the outer end of the brush portion is inclined outward from a vertical line passing through the hook recess when the bristles of the brush portion are kept horizontal. It has the characteristics.

  According to the first aspect, since the hook recess is provided in the brush holding portion, the length from the hook recess to the brush portion can be shortened. Therefore, even if the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the shallow container, the brush portion is not bent and wrinkled like a conventional brush for painting. Therefore, it is not necessary to correct the bent wrinkles during the painting operation, and the bending brushes cannot be corrected and the painting brush is not disabled.

In addition, since the length from the hook recess to the brush portion can be shortened as described above, in most cases, even if the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the brush portion will not be immersed in the paint in the container. . This is because the paint is rarely filled to the vicinity of the edge of the container. Therefore, the ironing operation for adjusting the amount of the brush portion is also simplified.
It should be noted that the latter is overwhelmingly easier to squeeze the brush portion that contains plenty of paint into the appropriate amount by ironing and to adjust the amount by which the brush portion is immersed in the paint. Therefore, it is easier to adjust the amount of inclusion by hooking the hook recess on the edge of the container so that the brush portion is not immersed in the paint.

Further, since the grip portion does not have a bulge like a conventional hook portion, the grip portion can be gripped with a normal grip and painting work can be performed.
Moreover, since the hook member is not required, all the conventional problems caused by the hook member can be solved.

According to the second invention, the hook recess is provided on the width direction end of the brush portion. If the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the weight of the brush portion becomes equal to the hook. The turning power is centered on the recess. The brush portion is pressed against the wall surface of the container by this rotational force.
Since the brush portion is pressed against the wall surface of the container in this way, in the state where the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the coating brush hardly generates a force in the direction of falling to the outside of the container. Therefore, the coating brush hooked on the edge of the container does not fall outside the container.

  In addition, when the brush portion is pressed against the wall surface of the container as described above, even if the brush portion contains an appropriate amount or more of paint, the excess paint is returned to the container along the wall surface. Thus, the brush holding portion maintains a smaller amount than the proper amount. Therefore, when the coating brush hung on the edge of the container is used again, it can be started not by starting the ironing operation but by immersing the brush portion in the coating material, and the work efficiency is increased accordingly. This is because, when the coating brush hung on the container is used again, it is normal not to start with the ironing operation but to start with the operation of immersing the brush portion in the paint.

According to a third aspect of the invention, the grip portion is on the width direction end portion side of the brush portion and outside the vertical line passing through the hook recess when the bristles side of the brush portion is kept horizontal. Therefore, when the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the grip part should be positioned directly above or outside the edge of the container even if the brush part is pressed against the wall surface of the container. Can do.
In particular, containers used during painting work are usually provided with handles that straddle the opening of the container, but if the grip part falls into the inside of the container, When the brush is taken out of the container, the handle becomes an obstacle.

However, when the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container as described above, the grip portion can be positioned directly above or outside the edge of the container. There is no such thing.
In addition, since the grip portion is located outside the vertical line, even if an impact is applied to the grip portion in a state where the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, it hardly falls into the container. .

It is a perspective view of this 1st Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of this 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view of this 2nd Embodiment. It is a front view of this 3rd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the conventional use condition.

1 and 2 show a first embodiment of a painting brush according to the present invention.
This 1st Embodiment is comprised by the brush part B which bundled the bristles, and the pattern main body G which hold | maintains this brush part B. FIG.
The handle body G is formed by integrally forming the grip portion 4 and the brush holding portion 5 with a single plate, and dividing the single plate into two parts from the brush holding portion 5 side so as to form a bifurcated shape. The brush portion B is sandwiched between the portions 5.

The grip portion 4 integrated with the brush holding portion 5 as described above is provided at the end of the brush holding portion 5 corresponding to the width direction end portion of the brush portion B, and the tip of the brush portion B is horizontally disposed When tilted, it is inclined outward from the vertical line passing through the end.
The width direction of the brush portion B refers to a direction orthogonal to the thickness direction of the brush portion B.

The brush holding portion 5 corresponding to the base of the grip portion 4 and outside the width direction end portion of the brush portion B has a hooking recess opening on the side opposite to the tip side of the grip portion 4. 6 is formed.
The hooking recess 6 as described above is for hooking the edge of the container Y for paint as shown in FIG. 2. When the hooking recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y, the following Keep such a balance.

  In other words, since the hook recess 6 is provided in the brush holding portion 5, even if the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y as shown in FIG. Be drunk. Therefore, in most cases, the brush portion B is not immersed in the paint in the container Y.

Further, since the hook recess 6 corresponds to the base of the grip portion 4 and corresponds to the outer side of the end in the width direction of the brush portion B, the hook recess 6 is hooked as shown in FIG. For example, the rotational force around the hook recess 6 is generated by the weight of the brush portion B. Therefore, the brush portion B comes into contact with the wall surface of the container Y.
Further, the grip portion 4 is inclined outward from the vertical line passing through the end portion of the brush holding portion 5 when the bristles side of the brush portion B is leveled. When hooked on the edge of Y, the grip portion 4 does not fall inside the edge of the container Y.

Next, the usage status of the first embodiment will be described.
When the coating brush is hooked on the container Y, as shown in FIG. 2, the brush portion B is inserted inside the container Y, and the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y.
At this time, as described above, the hooking recess 6 is provided on the width direction end portion side of the brush portion B. Therefore, the weight of the brush portion B acts as a rotational force around the hooking recess 6. . And the brush part B is pressed against the wall surface of the container Y by this rotational force.

  Since the brush portion B is pressed against the wall surface of the container Y, in the state where the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y, the coating brush hardly generates a force in the direction of falling to the outside of the container Y. Therefore, the coating brush hooked on the edge of the container Y does not fall outside the container Y.

  Further, when the brush portion B is pressed against the wall surface of the container Y as described above, even if the brush portion B contains more than an appropriate amount of paint, the excess paint travels along the wall surface to the container Y. Returned in. For this reason, the brush holding portion 5 maintains a smaller amount than the proper amount.

  Furthermore, the grip portion 4 is on the end side in the width direction of the brush portion B, and when the bristles side of the brush portion B is kept horizontal, the grip portion 4 is outside of the vertical line passing through the hook recess 6. Is provided. Therefore, when the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y, the grip part 4 is positioned directly above or outside the edge of the container Y even if the brush part B is pressed against the wall surface of the container Y. be able to.

In particular, the container Y used during the painting operation is usually provided with a handle that straddles the opening of the container Y. If the grip part 4 falls into the inside of the container Y, the handle becomes an obstacle when the coating brush is taken out from the container Y.
However, when the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y as described above, the grip part 4 can be positioned directly above or outside the edge of the container Y. The handle does not get in the way.

  And since the grip part 4 is located outside the said vertical line when the bristles side of the brush part B is kept horizontal, in the state which hooked the hook recessed part 6 on the edge of the container Y, a grip part Even if an impact acts on 4, it hardly falls into the container Y.

  According to the first embodiment as described above, since the hook recess 6 is provided in the brush holding portion 5, the length from the hook recess 6 to the brush portion B can be shortened. Therefore, even if the hook recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the shallow container Y, the brush portion B is not bent and wrinkled unlike the conventional brush for painting. Therefore, it is not necessary to correct the bent wrinkles during the painting operation, and the bending brushes cannot be corrected and the painting brush is not disabled.

  Moreover, since the length from the hook recessed part 6 to the brush part B can be shortened as mentioned above, even if the hook recessed part 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y in most cases, the brush part B remains in the container Y. Do not immerse in paint. This is because the paint is hardly filled to the vicinity of the edge of the container Y. Therefore, the ironing operation for adjusting the amount of the brush portion B is also simplified.

Furthermore, since the grip part 4 does not have a bulge like the conventional hook part 3a, the grip part 4 can be gripped by a normal grip and painting work can be performed.
Further, since the conventional hook member 3 is not required, all conventional problems caused by the hook member 3 can be solved.

Next, the second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 will be described.
In the second embodiment, the handle body G is composed of a single plate member. The brush holding portion 8 described in the first embodiment is provided with a metal fitting 9 for holding the brush portion B. The brush portion B is attached to the metal fitting 9. To keep. However, the metal fitting 9 constitutes a part of the brush holding portion 8, and both of them constitute the brush holding portion of the present invention.

And the hook recessed part 10 in this 2nd Embodiment is formed in the part of the brush holding | maintenance part 8 which removed the metal fitting 9, However, The relative positional relationship with the grip part 7 and the brush part B is 1st Embodiment. It is the same.
In the second embodiment, the hooking recess 10 is located on the grip 7 side that is above the metal fitting 9. Therefore, the distance between the hook portion B and the hair tip of the brush portion B is larger than that in the first embodiment. However, the distance can be sufficiently shortened compared to the conventional case where the hooking portion 3a is provided at the intermediate position of the grip portion 1.
Further, the grip portion 7 is inclined with respect to the brush holding portion 8 as in the first embodiment.

Next, the third embodiment shown in FIG. 4 will be described.
The third embodiment relates to a so-called flat brush, and is a type in which the grip portion 11 of the handle body G is substantially at the center of the brush holding portion 12. In addition, the brush holding | maintenance part 12 may divide one board into two like 1st Embodiment, and may provide a metal fitting in one board like 2nd Embodiment.
A hook recess 13 is formed at the end of the brush holding portion 12.

  The brush holding part 12 is provided with a hooking recess 13 that is hooked on an edge of a coating container Y or the like on the opposite side of the tip 11a of the grip part 11. The hook recess 13 is provided in the width direction of the brush portion B and on one end side of the brush holding portion 12.

  In addition, the shape of the hook recessed part of the above-described first to third embodiments may be any shape as long as it can be hooked on the edge of the container Y or the like.

  The present invention is most suitable for hooking a coating brush on an edge of a container or the like.

  B: Brush part, G: Pattern body, 4, 7, 11 ... Grip part, 5, 8, 12 ... Brush holding part, 6, 10, 13 ... Hook recess, Y ... Container

Claims (3)

The handle body
A grip part;
It consists of a brush holding part that is continuous with this grip part,
In the brush holding part,
A painting brush in which a brush portion in which a large number of bristles are bundled is held and a hooking recess that is open on the side opposite to the tip of the grip portion is integrally provided.   The coating brush according to claim 1, wherein the hook concave portion is provided on an end side in the width direction of the brush portion. The grip part is inclined in an outer side than a vertical line passing through the hooking recess in a state in which the brush part is on the width direction end part side of the brush part and the hair tip side of the brush part is kept horizontal. The brush for painting described.

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