JP3222063U - Paint brush - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To be a brush for painting that is not easily disturbed in a painting operation and is easily hooked to the edge of a container, and the brush portion is not excessively soaked in paint or bent or wrinkled even if it is hooked on a shallow container I will provide a. SOLUTION: A handle body G comprises a grip portion 4 and a brush holding portion 5 continuous to the grip portion 4, and the brush holding portion 5 is premised on a painting brush in which a brush portion B is held. There is. The brush holding portion 5 is integrally provided with a hooking recess 6 opened on the opposite side to the tip of the grip portion 4. Further, the hooking recess 6 is provided on the widthwise end side of the brush portion B. [Selected figure] Figure 1

Description

  This invention relates to a paint brush which can be hung on a container or the like.

As invention of the brush for coating hung on the edge of the container Y for coating etc., what was described in Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 2004-65816 is known conventionally. This conventional painting brush is shown as FIG. 5 of the present application.
The conventional coating brush comprises a handle main body G and a brush portion B in which a large number of hairs are bundled.

The handle main body G integrally forms the grip portion 1 and the brush holding portion 2, and the grip portion 1 and the brush holding portion 2 divide one plate from the brush holding portion 2 into two branches. It has a shape.
Further, the grip portion 1 extends upward from the end of the brush holding portion 2. The grip portion 1 as described above is positioned outside the vertical line passing through the end of the brush holding portion 2 when the bristle end side of the brush portion B is horizontal. The end of the brush holding portion 2 is an end in a direction orthogonal to the thickness direction of the brush portion B.
Further, the brush portion B is held by the two divided brush holding portions 2.

Although the hook member 3 is provided in the grip portion 1 of the handle main body G as described above, the hook member 3 is inserted from the side of the brush holding portion 2 divided into two and the middle portion of the grip portion 1 is inserted therein. The hook member 3 is pinched by the pinching force of the grip portion 1 which is pushed to a position and divided into two.
As described above, in the hook member 3 held by the grip portion 1, the hooking portion 3 a is protruded outside the grip portion 1 which is the outside of the vertical line passing through the brush holding portion 2.

JP 2004-65816 A JP, 2013-95056, A

In the conventional brush for painting, the hook member 3 is fixed to the handle main body G by using the holding force of the handle main body G. Therefore, in order to exert a certain amount of holding force, the hook member 3 is used. , Had to stop at an intermediate position between the brush portion B and the tip of the handle body G. Therefore, the length from the hook portion 3a to the brush portion B has to be long.
As described above, when the length from the hooking portion 3a to the brush portion B is long, in the case of the container Y with a shallow bottom, the brush portion B abuts on the bottom of the container Y. For example, in the case of the container Y which is held by hand during the painting operation, the bottom is usually shallow.

  Then, if the brush portion B abuts on the bottom of the container Y and it is left, the brush portion B is bent and wrinkled. If you can bend it, you can not paint unless you fix it, but it is not easy to fix the bend of brush part B. This is because during the painting operation, the container Y is held by one hand and the grip 1 is held by the other hand, so that both hands are closed. Therefore, if bending and forming are done, the correction work takes time, and the efficiency of the painting work is significantly reduced.

Further, as the length from the hooking portion 3a to the brush portion B becomes longer, when the hooking portion 3a is hooked to the edge of the container Y, the brush portion B is more likely to be dipped in the paint.
If the brush portion B is left immersed in the paint in the container Y, the amount of paint contained in the brush portion B will be too large. If the content of the paint is too much, the brush portion B must be interspersed with the edge of the container Y each time until the content becomes appropriate.

  However, if the amount of work is insufficient, the amount of inclusion will be too much. When the brush portion B is pressed against the painted surface while the content is large, the paint drips on the painted surface and remains as a flow mark of the paint. In addition, while carrying the paint brush, the paint may drip down to contaminate the surroundings.

On the other hand, if the amount of inclusion is too low and the amount of inclusion is below the appropriate amount, only a small amount of area will cause smearing on the coated surface, and in this case, the brush portion B will have to contain paint. However, as the number of times the brush portion B contains the paint increases, the time for the painting operation increases accordingly.
And in order to make the content of the brush part B appropriate, the work of putting it on the edge of the container Y required a certain degree of skill and was a difficult work for the layman. Therefore, there has been a problem that the conventional paint brush, in which the brush portion B is easily dipped in the paint, is unsuitable for an layman.

That said, I can not afford to put the paint brush with paint in any place. If you do such a thing, it will pollute the surroundings.
Therefore, although it is required to temporarily hold the paint brush containing the paint on the container Y, the conventional paint brush also has the following problems.

  The hooking 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 1. If the hand position is reached, the hooking portion 3a comes into contact with the hand, so the hooking portion 3a must be gripped in a hand. For this reason, the paint operator can not grip the grip 1 in a normal manner of gripping, which not only hinders the painting operation but also affects the quality of the paint.

  Therefore, it is conceivable to remove the hook member 3 at the time of painting operation, but it not only takes too much time but if the hook member 3 is attached or removed during the painting operation, it is instantaneous It was almost impossible to cause the paint contained in the brush part B to scatter around or contaminate the clothes of the worker due to an inadvertent force acting.

  The purpose of this device is that it does not get in the way of the painting operation and is easily hooked to the edge of the container, and even if it is hooked to a shallow container, the brush part may be too soaked in paint or it may be bent or bent. To provide a painting brush that does not

The first invention is premised on a painting brush in which the handle body comprises 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 hooking recess opened on the opposite side to the tip end of the grip portion is integrally provided.
The brush holding unit includes, for example, a unit that holds the brush unit integrally with the grip unit, and a unit that covers the portion continuous with the grip unit and the brush unit with another member such as a metal fitting.

The second invention is characterized in that the hooking recess is provided on the widthwise end 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 outward with respect to a vertical line passing through the hook recess portion in the width direction of the brush portion and in a state where the bristle end side of the brush portion is kept horizontal. It is characterized by

  According to the first aspect of the invention, since the brush holding portion is provided with the hooking recess, the length from the hooking recess to the brush can be shortened. Therefore, even if a hooked recess is hooked on the edge of a shallow container at the bottom, the brush portion is not bent or wrinkled as in the conventional paint brush. Therefore, during the painting operation, there is no need to fix the curve or the curve, and there is no possibility that the brush for coating becomes unusable.

In addition, since the length from the hooked recess to the brush portion can be shortened as described above, in most cases, even if the hooked recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the brushed portion is not immersed in the paint in the container . The reason is that the paint is hardly put all the way to the vicinity of the edge of the container. Therefore, the ironing operation of adjusting the content of the brush portion is also simplified.
In addition, the latter is overwhelmingly easier to do by making the brush part containing a large amount of paint into an appropriate amount by ironing and adjusting the amount by which the brush part is dipped in the paint. Therefore, it is easier to adjust the loading amount by hooking the hooked recess to the edge of the container so that the brush portion is not dipped in the paint.

Furthermore, since the grip portion does not have a protrusion like a conventional hook portion, the user can grip the grip portion in a normal grip manner to perform painting work.
In addition, since the hook member is not required, it is possible to solve all the conventional problems caused by the hook member.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the hook recess is provided on the width direction end side of the brush portion, if the hook recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the weight of the brush portion is the hook It becomes a turning power centering on the recess. By this rotational force, the brush portion is pressed against the wall of the container.
Thus, since the brush portion is pressed against the wall surface of the container, when the hooking recess is hooked on the edge of the container, the paint brush hardly generates a force in the direction of falling outside the container. Therefore, the paint brush applied to the edge of the container does not fall outside the container.

  In addition, by pressing the brush portion against the wall surface of the container as described above, even if the brush portion contains a suitable amount or more of paint, the excess paint is returned along the wall surface into the container. As a result, the brush holder maintains a lower content than the proper content. Therefore, when the painting brush hooked to the edge of the container is used again, it is possible to begin by immersing the brush portion in the paint, instead of starting with the ironing operation, and the work efficiency is increased accordingly. This is because, when using the painting brush hooked to the container again, it is usual to begin by immersing the brush portion in the paint, not by starting with the ironing operation.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the grip portion is the width direction end portion side of the brush portion, and when the bristle end side of the brush portion is kept horizontal, the grip portion is outside the vertical line passing through the hooking recess. When the hook recess is hooked to the edge of the container, the grip should be positioned just above or outside the edge of the container, even if the brush is pressed against the wall of the container. Can.
In particular, the container used during the painting operation is usually provided with a handle that straddles the opening of the container, but if the grip portion falls into the inside of the container, the container When taking the brush out of the container, the handle gets in the way.

However, when the hooked recess is hooked to the edge of the container as described above, the grip portion can be positioned right above or outside the edge of the container, so that when the grip portion is gripped, the handle is obstructive There is nothing to be done.
Moreover, since the grip portion is located outside the vertical line, it is unlikely that the grip portion will fall into the container 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 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 paint brush according to the present invention.
The first embodiment is configured of a brush portion B in which hairs are bundled and a handle main body G for holding the brush portion B.
The handle main body G integrally forms the grip portion 4 and the brush holding portion 5 with a single plate, and divides the single plate into two from the brush holding portion 5 side to form the forked shape The brush portion B is held by the portion 5.

The grip portion 4 integrated with the brush holding portion 5 as described above is provided at the end portion of the brush holding portion 5 corresponding to the width direction end portion of the brush portion B, and the bristle end side of the brush portion B is horizontal. When you do, it inclines toward the outside rather than the vertical line which passes through the above-mentioned end.
The width direction of the brush portion B refers to the direction orthogonal to the thickness direction of the brush portion B.

And in the brush holding portion 5 corresponding to the root of the grip portion 4 and to the outside of the widthwise end of the brush portion B, a hooking recess opened on the opposite side to the tip end side of the grip portion 4 6 form.
The hooking recess 6 as described above is for hooking to the edge of the container Y for paint as shown in FIG. 2, and when the hooking recess 6 is hooked to the edge of the container Y, Keep a balance like that.

  That is, since the hooking recess 6 is provided in the brush holding portion 5, even when the hooking recess 6 is hooked to the edge of the container Y as shown in FIG. Get down. Therefore, in most cases, the brush part B will not be soaked in the paint in the container Y.

Further, since the hooking recess 6 corresponds to the root of the grip portion 4 and corresponds to the outer side than the width direction end of the brush portion B, the hooking recess 6 is hooked as shown in FIG. For example, by the weight of the brush portion B, a pivoting power about the hooking recess 6 is generated. Therefore, the brush part B comes in contact with the wall surface of the container Y.
Furthermore, since the grip portion 4 is inclined outward from the vertical line passing through the end portion of the brush holding portion 5 when the bristle end side of the brush portion B is horizontal, the hooking recess 6 is a container When hooked to the edge of Y, the grip 4 does not fall inside the edge of the container Y.

Next, the use situation 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 hooking recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y.
At this time, as described above, since the hooking recess 6 is provided on the width direction end side of the brush portion B, the weight of the brushing portion B acts as a turning force centering on the hooking recess 6. . Then, the brush portion 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, when the hooking recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y, the paint brush hardly generates a force in the direction of falling outside the container Y. Therefore, the coating brush applied to the edge of the container Y does not fall outside the container Y.

  In addition, even if the brush B includes the paint of an appropriate amount or more by being pressed onto the wall of the container Y as described above, the extra paint travels along the wall and the container Y It is returned inside. Therefore, the brush holding unit 5 maintains a lower content than the proper content.

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

In particular, the container Y used during the painting operation is generally provided with a handle that straddles the opening of the container Y. If the grip portion 4 falls into the inside of the container Y, the handle will be in the way when the paint brush is taken out of the container Y.
However, when the hooked recess 6 is hooked to the edge of the container Y as described above, the grip 4 can be positioned right above or outside the edge of the container Y, so when gripping the grip 4 The handle does not get in the way.

  Moreover, since the grip portion 4 is positioned outside the vertical line when the hair end side of the brush portion B is kept horizontal, the grip portion 6 is hooked to the edge of the container Y, the grip portion Even if an impact acts on 4, it hardly falls into the container Y.

  According to the first embodiment as described above, since the brush holding portion 5 is provided with the hooking recess 6, the length from the hooking recess 6 to the brush portion B can be shortened. Therefore, even if the hooked recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the shallow container Y, the brush portion B is not bent or wrinkled like the conventional paint brush. Therefore, during the painting operation, there is no need to fix the curve or the curve, and there is no possibility that the brush for coating becomes unusable.

  In addition, since the length from the hooking recess 6 to the brush portion B can be shortened as described above, in most cases, even if the hooking recess 6 is hooked on the edge of the container Y, the brush portion B is in the container Y There is no immersion in paint. The reason is that the paint is hardly put all the way to the vicinity of the edge of the container Y. Accordingly, the operation of adjusting the amount of the brush portion B can be simplified.

Furthermore, since the grip portion 4 does not have a protrusion like the conventional hook portion 3a, the user can grip the grip portion 4 by a normal grip and can perform painting work.
Further, since the conventional hook member 3 is not required, the conventional problem caused by the hook member 3 can be solved.

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

The hooking recess 10 in the second embodiment is formed in the portion of the brush holding portion 8 from which the fitting 9 is removed, but the relative positional relationship between the grip 7 and the brush portion B is the same as that in the first embodiment. I do the same.
In the second embodiment, the hooking recess 10 is positioned on the side of the grip 7 which is the upper side of the fitting 9. Therefore, in the hooking recess 10, the distance from the tip of the brush portion B is larger than that in the first embodiment. However, the distance can be made sufficiently shorter than in the conventional case where the hook portion 3a is provided at the middle 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, a third embodiment shown in FIG. 4 will be described.
The third embodiment relates to a so-called plain brush, and is a type in which the grip portion 11 of the handle main body G is substantially at the center of the brush holding portion 12. The brush holding portion 12 may divide one plate into two as in the first embodiment, or may provide a metal fitting to one plate as in the second embodiment.
And the hooking recessed part 13 is formed in the edge part of the said brush holding part 12. As shown in FIG.

  The brush holding portion 12 is provided with a hooking recess 13 which is hooked to the edge of the container Y or the like for coating on the opposite side of the tip end 11 a of the grip portion 11. The hooking 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, as long as the shape of the hook recessed part of above-described 1st-3rd embodiment can be hooked to the edge of containers Y etc., what kind of shape may be sufficient.

  This invention is most suitable for hooking a paint brush on the edge of a container or the like.

  B: brush part, G: handle main body, 4, 7, 11: grip part 5, 8, 12: brush holding part, 6, 10, 13: hooking recess, Y: container

Claims (3)

The handle body is
With the grip,
It consists of the brush holding part which continued to this grip part,
In the above-mentioned brush holding part,
A brush for painting, in which a brush portion in which a large number of hairs are bundled is held, and a hooking recess opened on the opposite side to the tip end of the grip portion is integrally provided.   The brush for coating according to claim 1, wherein the hooking recess is provided on the widthwise end side of the brush portion. 3. The grip according to claim 2, wherein the grip is inclined outward with respect to a vertical line passing through the hooking recess in a state in which the tip end of the brush portion is horizontally maintained on the width direction end of the brush portion. Paint brush described.

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