JPH0618620Y2 - Protective cover for painting brush - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial field of application> The present invention relates to a protective cover for a brush for painting, and more particularly, to prevent unauthorized deformation of the flocked portion during storage.

<Prior Art> Conventionally, a trader stores the paint by using a painting brush and then storing it by putting it in cans.However, during the storage, the tip of the bristle portion of the flocking part is bent at random. As a result, there is a problem that the brush cannot be immediately reused, for example, in order to paint the corners and other boundary points in the building room with high precision or to paint the corners with high precision.

Therefore, when storing a brush for painting, the trader attaches an appropriate aggregate to the handle of the brush and wraps a cloth or the like around the aggregate to cover the brushed portion of the brush.

<Problems to be solved by the device> However, this is awkward because of the winding operation,
It is difficult to completely and even cover the tips of the flocked parts. Also, even if the provisional law is completely encapsulated, the shape retention is inferior, so it is still impossible to effectively prevent illegal deformation and damage from the hair tips, and the more completely encapsulated, the more reused The operation of releasing the upper part is also extremely troublesome.

<Means for Solving the Problem> The present invention intends to improve such a problem, and as a dedicated protective cover therefor, a synthetic resin bandage having a size capable of encapsulating a brush-implanted portion, It consists of a hanging frame that can be integrally projected upward from the bandage and can be hung on the shoulder surface of the handle of the brush. It is characterized in that the part is encapsulated.

<Operation> According to the above configuration, on the shoulder surface of the handle of the painting brush, the hanging frame of the protective cover is irremovably hung, and then the bandage is wound up under a very simple operation. The bristles of the brush can be completely and stably encapsulated, and it is possible to reliably prevent illegal warp and deformation and damage from the tips of the bristles.

Further, if the above operations are carried out in the reverse order, the protective cover can also be easily released from the brush, so that the brush can be immediately reused, and the compatibility of the protective cover itself is excellent.

<Embodiment> Hereinafter, the configuration of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 6 show a first embodiment of the present invention.
(A) is a handle of a painting brush, which is normally branched from wood into a two-pronged fork extending downward. The upper position of the handle (A) is narrowly dimensioned as the grip portion (11), while the remaining lower position is a wide skirt portion (1).
Since it is overhanging as 2), the shoulder surface (13) with a constant width is stepped at the continuous boundary position between them.

However, in the case of the first embodiment, the skirt portion (12) is formed so as to project only to one side on the left side or the right side, so that a handle form having only one shoulder surface (13) is provided. Presents. Incidentally, (14) indicates a suspension hole which is opened through the grip portion (11).

Further, (15) is a hair transplant part composed of animal hair and other hair bundles, and the upper base end fixed in the retaining state is inserted into the bifurcated space of the skirt part (12), and It is assembled and fixed so as not to be detachable from the handle (A) by several wires (16) wound around it.

Further, (B) is a generic name for the above-mentioned brush protective cover, which is made of vinyl chloride resin or other synthetic resin and has a size capable of encapsulating the periphery of the flocked portion (15). Bandage (17) and a hanging frame (18) curved in an inverted U-shape in side view that can be hung so as to straddle the shoulder surface (13) of the skirt portion (12), and the hanging Both lower ends of the frame (18) are attached to the upper end of the bandage (17) by adhesion or other fixing means so as to be integrated.

In that case, the synthetic resin bandage (17) has both an appropriate flexibility such that it can be bent and bent, and an appropriate rigidity that enables the shape of the hair transplant part (15) to be retained. In addition, a fixed band width that is deeper than the bristle tip of the flocked part (15) by a constant amount (L), and both ends of the curled and bent ends are slightly different from each other when the flocked part (15) is wrapped almost once. It has a certain length such that it overlaps. The insert piece (19) is continuously and integrally extended from one end of the bandage (17), which is wound and bent, in an obliquely upward direction.

In using the protective cover (B) of the first embodiment, the suspension frame (18) is first attached to the shoulder surface of the skirt portion (12) of the handle (A) as shown in FIG. The bandage (17) is wound around the flocking part (15) along the circumference of the hair transplant part (15), and the extension insert piece (1) of the bandage (17) is attached.
The suspension frame (18) and the skirt portion (12) are inserted and locked so that the suspension frame (18) and the skirt portion (12) face each other so as to intersect the suspension frame (18).

By doing so, the protective cover (B) is maintained in a stable state in which it cannot be removed from the brush, and the bandage (17) of the protective cover (B) completely encloses the bristles (15) of the brush. Will result. In addition, the insertion piece (19) is pulled out in the reverse order of the above operation, the bandage (17) is unrolled, and the hanging frame is formed.
It goes without saying that the entire protective cover (B) can be released from the brush by removing (18) from the shoulder surface (13) of the skirt portion (12).

Next, FIGS. 7 to 12 show a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the handle (A) of the brush has its narrow grip portion (11).
Since it has a wide skirt portion (12) that juts out from both sides to the left and right sides, the shoulder surface (1
As a result, 3) is also installed side by side as a pair.

Therefore, in relation to this, the protective cover (B) of the second embodiment
In this case, the hanging frame (18) is formed in an X-shape when viewed from the front so that the hanging frame (18) can be hooked on both shoulder surfaces (13) of the handle (A). In other words, consider the brush as a human body, and grasp the grip (A) of the handle (A).
When you consider the neck to be the neck, the suspension frame (1) of the protective cover (B) is made so that the neck crosses the shoulders (13) from the neck.
8) can be hung on the handle (A). It goes without saying that the lower ends of the suspension frame (18) are fixedly integrated with the upper end of the bandage (17).

Also, the fact that both ends of the bandage (17) for bending are overlapped with each other is the same as in the above-mentioned first embodiment, but particularly in the configuration of the second embodiment, one end of the bandage for bending of the bandage (17) is hooked. While forming the insertion piece (20) of, the receiving piece (21) corresponding to this is formed at the other end of the banding of the bandage (17), and the insertion piece (20) and the receiving piece (21) are formed. It is specified that they can be engaged and disengaged with each other.

When the protective cover (B) of the second embodiment is used, the hanging frame (18) is inserted into the handle (A) of the brush from above, and both shoulder surfaces (13) of the skirt portion (12) are inserted. ), And then wrap the bandage (17) along the circumference of the flocked part (15), and insert the insert piece (20) and the receiving piece (21) corresponding to both ends of the fold. ) And can be locked.

By doing so, the bristles (15) of the brush are fixed and maintained in the encapsulated state by the bandage (17) of the protective cover (B) more stably than in the first embodiment. Incidentally, it goes without saying that the protective cover (B) can be released from the handle (A) of the brush by performing the above operations in the reverse order.

Further, FIGS. 13 and 14 show a third embodiment of the present invention, in which the skirt portion (12) of the brush is formed so as to be widened to the left and right sides so that both shoulder surfaces (13) thereof are formed.
Because the so-called shoulder width is wide, the suspension frame (18) of the protective cover (B)
Are installed in parallel as an inverted U-shape in a side view as a pair of left and right corresponding to both shoulder surfaces (13).

In that case, as shown in FIG. 13, in fixing the lower ends of both suspension frames (18) to the bandage (17) integrally,
It is preferable to fix both suspension frames (18) together at one point (P) so that the two suspension frames (18) join together at one end of the lower part. This is because it is possible to prevent the two hanging frames (18) from being separated from each other by covering with the lid.

The other constructions of the second and third embodiments are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.
6 to 6, the detailed description thereof will be omitted, but in any case, the suspension frame (18) of the protective cover (B) is a bandage (17) as shown in the figure. Instead of being formed from the same synthetic resin as in (1)), it may be embodied from separate cords and the lower ends thereof may be tied and fixed to the bandage (17). In order to prevent the suspension frame (18) from being displaced, it is conceivable to provide the shoulder surface (13) of the brush with a recess (not shown) for receiving the suspension frame (18).

Further, since the bandage (17) of the protective cover (B) is made of synthetic resin, it is possible to give it an appropriate coloring color or make it transparent. Further, since the protective cover (B) is detachable from the brush, it can be said that it is effective to make the brush itself properly used by giving different changes in the coloring color.

<Effect of the Invention> As described above, in the present invention, the protective cover (B) for the brush for painting has a synthetic resin bandage (17) having a size capable of encapsulating the flocked portion (15) of the brush due to its constitution. , A hanging frame (18) which can be integrally projected from the bandage (17) upward and can be hung on the shoulder surface (13) of the handle (A) of the brush, and the hanging frame (18) is held by the hanging frame (A). ) Is fixed to the shoulder surface (13) so as not to fall off, and the bandage (17) is wound and bent to cover the flocked part (15). There is an effect that can be completely solved.

In other words, to the shoulder surface (13) of the handle (A) on the painting brush,
Under the extremely simple operation of hanging the suspension frame (18) of the protective cover (B) and winding and bending the bandage (17), the brushed part (15) of the brush is bandaged (17). It can be completely and stably wrapped, and as a result, there is no fear that the tips of the brushes will be irregularly deformed during the storage of the brush or the bristle portion (15) will be damaged, and the durability of the brush will be remarkably improved.

Further, if the above operations are carried out in the reverse order, the protective cover (B) can be easily released from the brush, and since it is independent of the brush itself, the replacement can be freely performed. It can be said that it is a convenient device for practical use.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 to 6 show a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view, FIGS. 2 and 3 are perspective views showing a process of attaching a protective cover to a brush, and FIG. Is a front view of the mounting state, FIGS. 5 and 6 are sectional views taken along lines 5-5 and 6-6 of FIG. 4, and FIGS. 7 to 12 show a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the protective cover, FIGS. 8 to 10 are perspective views of a state in which the brush is attached to the brush, front and rear views, and FIGS. 11 and 12 are lines 11-11 and 12 of FIG.
FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along line -12, FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a protective cover according to a third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state where the protective cover is attached to the brush. (11) …… Grip part (12) …… Skirt part (13) …… Shoulder surface (15) …… Flocking part (17) …… Bandage (18) …… Suspension frame (19) (20) …… Insertion Piece (21) …… Receiving piece (A) …… Grip (B) …… Protective cover

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A synthetic resin bandage (17) having a size capable of encapsulating a brush-implanted portion (15), and a band (17) integrally projecting upward from the bandage (17) to remove a handle (A) of the brush. A suspension frame (18) which can be hung on the shoulder surface (13), and the suspension frame (18) is irremovably hung on the shoulder surface (13) of the handle (A), and the bandage (17) is wrapped. A protective cover for a brush for painting, which is characterized by enclosing the flocked part (15) by bending. 2. The coating according to claim 1, wherein the banding ends of the bandage (17) are formed with corresponding insertion pieces (20) and receiving pieces (21) which can be engaged and disengaged with each other. Brush protective cover. 3. The suspension frame (18) is made of synthetic resin, and has an inverted U-shape in a side view that straddles the shoulder surface (13) of the handle (A), or a pair of left and right shoulder surfaces (13). The front end is formed into an X-shape so that it can be hooked up, and both lower ends of the hanging frame (18) are fixedly integrated with the bandage (17). Protective cover for painting brush.