JP2879424B2 - Polishing brush for food - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polish-coated brush used for applying a polish to food such as bread and cookies.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As is well known, in the food industry, especially in the bread industry, a polishing agent (eg, yolk) is used on the surface of bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, etc. in order to improve the appearance of the finished product. Painting is being done. In order to apply the above-mentioned polishing agent to the surface of bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, etc., a polishing agent coating brush is used.

[0003] The conventional brush-coated brush is made by implanting animal hair such as goat's hair into a holder made of wood or aluminum and implanting the hair. Since the hair was fixed with an adhesive such as glue, there was a lot of hair loss, and the hair easily adhered to the product, causing a problem such as mixing of foreign matter.

[0004]

In the above-mentioned conventional brush-coated brush, animal hair such as goat's hair is used as the hair material, so that the hair material is liable to be broken or cut off, and moreover, it is made of wood or wood. Since the hair material is implanted in a holder made of aluminum, the hair material may come off, and the hair material that has been cut off and attached to the surface of bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, etc. In addition, when trying to clean dirt due to the use of a brush coated with brush or old polishing material attached to the hair material, the hair material is planted in the holder, so the dirt and polishing that adheres to the root of the hair material It was difficult to remove the agent and was not hygienic.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and the operation of applying a polishing agent to bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, etc. is sanitary and economical. Along with providing a polishing agent coating brush that can be performed in a regular manner, and when wetting a polishing agent on the surface of food that has delicate irregularities, it is possible to apply a polishing agent evenly to the unevenness, The aim is to provide a brush that does not cause fine and delicate scratches on the surface of food or painted polish.

[0006]

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has the following technical means. That is, the present invention will be described with reference to the reference numerals used in the accompanying drawings corresponding to the embodiments. In the present invention, there is provided a brush for food polish coated with a holder 1 and a brush hair material group 6 supported by the holder 1; Each bristle material 9 of the bristle material group 6 is a chemical fiber bristle material, and is formed so that the tip region A gradually becomes tapered toward the end portion, and each bristle material 9 is formed on the surface of each bristle material 9. The present invention is a brush for coating a polish for food, wherein a large number of fine concave portions K are formed so that interstitial fluid between materials is easily accumulated.

[0007]

The present invention comprises the above technical means. Since each bristle material 9 of the above-mentioned brush bristle material group 6 is a synthetic fiber bristle material, the leading end region A of which gradually tapers toward the end. When the polishing agent is applied to the bristle group 6 to apply the polishing agent to the surface of a bread or the like, the bristle materials 9 of the bristle group 6 converge due to the surface tension due to the liquid content, and further, each bristle material 9
Since many fine concave parts K are formed on the surface of the hair material, the liquid component of the polishing agent accumulates there as pore water, making it easier to converge due to the surface tension of each hair material, and the tip of the hair material group 6 as a whole Taper off. That is, since the tip region A of each bristle material 9 is tapered toward the tip, the bundle of the collected bristle material group 6 is also tapered. In this case, even if the surface of the bread or the like has irregularities, the respective hair materials 9 of the hair material group 6 are not disjointed, but are united, and are formed into a narrow bundle as they go. Accordingly, the tip of the bristle material group 6 can be smoothly adjusted to the surface irregularities, and the surface of a bread or the like can be evenly coated with a polishing agent. This means that the polishing agent can be applied very finely to the deep surface of the surface of bread or the like. Since each bristle material 9 tapers toward the tip and flexibly responds to the unevenness of the surface, it does not delicately damage the surface of the bread or the like or the surface of the polishing agent already coated.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The brush for food polish shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 comprises a holder 1 and a group of brush hairs 6 held by the holder 1, and the holder 1 holds the group of brush hairs 6. 2 at the center along the longitudinal direction
The holding grooves 4 are formed symmetrically with each other on the opposing inner surface 3 of each of the divided holder pieces 2.

The brush hair material group 6 is composed of a hair material 9 made of a chemical fiber usable for food hygiene with a core wire 7 as a center.
It is formed by folding and folding and holding the folded portion by a channel-shaped U-shaped bracket 8. The folded portions are formed in opposed holding grooves 4 formed in the holder pieces 2 of the holder 1. Accommodates the channel-shaped U-shaped bracket 8 part,
It is held by tightening a bolt nut 5 at an arbitrary position of the holder piece 2. As shown in FIG. 4, each bristle material 9 of the brush bristle material group 6 is a chemical fiber bristle material (polyester, nylon, etc.), and its tip region A is gradually tapered toward the end. Is formed. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the peripheral surface of the distal end region A has a taper T that decreases as going to the distal end. In one example, the length H of the tapered region is 15 to 16 mm. A large number of small concave portions K are formed on the surface of each bristle material 9 so that the interstitial fluid between the bristle materials easily accumulates. This is made possible by processing the surface of each bristle 9 so that it is scratched or scratched. Further, the taper processing of the tip region A can be performed by immersing the tip region A of the chemical fiber bristle material 9 in an oxygen immersion liquid and pulling it up. The angle of the taper T is determined by the lifting speed and the immersion time.

Next, an example of its use will be described. First, the channel-shaped U-shaped bracket 8 of the brush hair material group 6 is
The holding grooves 4 facing each other are accommodated, and a bolt and nut at an arbitrary position of the holder piece 2 are tightened to form a polish-coated brush. Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the polish coating brush formed as described above is fixed to the holding portion 10 of the polish coating machine with bolts 11. Thereby, the polish-coated brush performs an operation of applying a polish to the surface of bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, and the like. As this work is performed, old brushing agents, powders on the surface of bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, and the like adhere to the brush hair material group 6 of the brush applying brush. When the adhesion becomes remarkable, the holding portion 10
The brush-coated brush is removed, the bolt nut 5 of the holder piece 2 is loosened, the brush hair 6 is removed, and the brush hair group 6 is washed.

At this time, since the brush hair material group 6 uses chemical fiber as the hair material 9, there is no fear of breakage or breakage.
Moreover, since the bristle material 9 is folded in two with the core wire 7 in the middle, there is no fear of falling off, so that the root of the bristle material 9 can be sufficiently washed, and a good sanitary condition can be maintained. Further, by coating an adhesive around the channel-shaped U-shaped bracket 8 of the brush hair material group 6,
It can prevent hair loss more. Then, the brush hair material group 6 after the cleaning is fixed to the holding portion 10 again in the above-described procedure, and performs the operation. Since the brush hair material group 6 is made of chemical fiber, the product is less deteriorated. Even if the hair material 9 is deteriorated and the hair material 9 is consumed, the brush hair material group 6 and the holder 1 are independently formed. Since it is formed, only the brush hair material group 6 needs to be replaced, so that it is very economical. Further, by forming the holder 1 of a nylon system, a lightweight and sanitary holder 1 can be provided, and the size and the running cost of the polishing agent coating machine can be reduced. The bristle material group 6 may be implanted in the holder.

Each bristle material 9 of the brush bristle material group 6 is a synthetic fiber bristle material, and its tip region A is gradually tapered as it goes to the end. When applying a polishing agent to the hair material group 6 in order to apply
The bristle materials 9 of the bristle material group 6 converge due to the surface tension due to the liquid component, and the tip S of the bristle material group 6 is tapered as a whole from the state of FIG. 5 as shown in FIG. That is, since the tip region A of each bristle material 9 is tapered toward the tip, the bundle of the collected bristle material group 6 is also tapered. In this case, even if the surface of the bread or the like has irregularities, each of the hair materials 9 of the hair material group 6 is not separated,
Since it is organized and becomes narrower as it goes further, the tip S of the bristle material group 6 adapts to the surface unevenness according to the above irregularities, and it is possible to apply a polishing agent evenly to the surface of a bread or the like. it can. This means that the polishing agent can be applied very finely to the deep surface of the surface of bread or the like. Also, since each bristle material 9 tapers toward the tip and flexibly responds to the unevenness of the surface, it does not delicately damage the surface of the bread or the like or the surface of the polishing agent already coated.

[0013]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the following effects can be obtained. Another object of the present invention is to provide a brush-coated brush that can sanitarily and economically apply a polishing agent to bread, cookies, cakes, biscuits, and the like. It is a material, and its tip region gradually tapers toward the end, so when applying a polishing agent to the bristle group to apply a polishing agent to the surface of a bread or the like, the hair material Each bristle material of the group converges due to the surface tension, and a number of fine recesses K are formed on the surface of each bristle material, so that the liquid component of the polishing agent accumulates as pore water there, and the surface tension of each bristle material As the tip of the hair material group becomes tapered as a whole, when applying a polishing agent to the surface of food that has fine irregularities, apply the polishing agent evenly to the unevenness When you can In, it is possible to provide a brush that does not put a fine subtle scratches on the surface of the food Ya painted polish.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a polish-coated brush.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line X-X 'in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which a brush for applying a polishing agent is attached to a polishing agent coating machine.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of each bristle material.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a state of a hair material group 6 before a polishing agent is attached.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a convergence mode of the bristle material group 6 with a polishing agent attached thereto.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Holder 2 Holder piece 3 Inner surface side 4 Retaining groove 5 Bolt nut 6 Brush material group 7 Core wire 8 Channel-shaped U-shaped metal fitting 9 Hair material A Tip region T Taper S Tip portion of entire hair material group 6 Tapered H The length of the tip region where K

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] The present invention relates to a brush applied to a food, comprising a holder 1 and a brush hair material group 6 supported by the holder 1. Each hair material 9 of the brush hair material group 6 is a chemical fiber hair material. ,
This is a polish-coated brush for food, which is formed so that the tip region A gradually tapers toward the end portion, and the interstitial fluid between the bristle materials easily accumulates on the surface of each bristle material 9. A fine polish-coated brush for food, wherein a large number of fine concave portions K are formed.