JPH06226193A - Brush - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a brush effective for preventing the falling-off of hairs without lowering the quality of a coated face in the case of applying viscous liquid by folding respective hairs on a section fixed to a handle of a brushing body to the front of respective coating sections. CONSTITUTION:In a brush 1 for applying liquid, a part of a brushing body 6 formed by folding hairs 6a into the given shape is fixed to a handle 2, and a coating section 9 to which the liquid can adhere is formed at the end of the handle 2, respective hairs 6a of a section fixed to the handle 2 of the brushing body 6 are folded respectively to the front of the coating section 9. As root sections 8 of respective hairs 6a constituting the brushing body 6 are fixed to the handle 2 almost in the hair pin state, large resistance is generated at curing sites 12a of respective haris 6a on the upper end of the brushing body 6 when the force for causing falling-off of the hairs 6a is applied at the time of coating to prevent the falling-off of hairs 6a. Also as the coating section 9 is left as it is, the quality of the coating face is secured.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a brush for applying a liquid material, and more particularly to a brush effective for preventing the hair from falling off.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 2, a brush 15 is widely used for applying not only a paint but also a liquid, and is usually a brush body 16 formed by bundling animal hair or the like in a flat or stick shape. Is fixed to the tip of the handle 18. Brush body 16
Fixes the roots of the bunched bristles 16a to each other with an adhesive or the like, binds the bristles 16a to each other with a band or thread, and then sandwiches the bristles 16a on the tip side of the bifurcated pattern 18, or by using a metal band It is fixed to the tip. The brush has the advantage that a high-quality coating film can be obtained regardless of the shape or material of the object to be coated.
It is also widely used when applying viscous liquids such as egg yolk and syrup to foods and the like.

[0003]

However, in the case of applying a particularly viscous liquid material, the application surface and the bristles 16a.
The resistance between the two is large, and each bristles 16 of the brush body 16 at the time of application.
A force that is strong against a and pulls toward the coated object side. In this case, even if the bristles 16a are adhered to each other and strongly fixed, the individual bristles 16a are not fixed to the handle 18, and thus some of them may easily fall off. Therefore, the bristles 16a that have fallen off during application remain on the surface to be coated, and if the object to be coated is a food product, a defective product will occur, and in other cases, the finish of the coating film will be affected. Become. Further, there is a drawback that the fixed state of the hairs becomes loose due to the dropping of one hair 16a, and the dropping of the hair 16a around the dropped hair 16a is promoted. Further, if the structure in which the looped portion of the brush body 16 is folded is fixed to the handle 18, it is possible to prevent the bristles 16a from falling off, but the thick and firm portion at the root of the bristles is used to remove the liquid material. Since it is applied, there is a disadvantage that streaks are easily formed on the applied surface and a beautiful applied surface cannot be obtained. Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a brush which is effective in preventing the hair from falling off even when a viscous liquid material is applied, without lowering the quality of the application surface.

[0004]

As means for solving the above problems, in the present invention, a part of a brush body formed by bundling bristles in a predetermined shape is fixed to a handle so that a liquid material can be attached. In a brush for applying a liquid material in which a coating portion is formed on the tip of a handle, each hair of a portion of the brush body fixed to the handle is folded back before the application portion. I created a brush.

[0005]

With the above structure, since the roots of the bristles forming the brush body are fixed to the handle in a substantially hairpin-like state, a force to drop the bristles acts during application. Also, a large resistance is generated at the bent portion of each bristle at the upper end of the brush body, so that the bristles are prevented from falling off. Further, since the coated portion remains the same as before, the quality of the coated surface is secured.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The brush for cooking shown in FIG. 1 will be described below as an embodiment embodying the present invention. In this example, a brush for cooking was selected as a brush used when applying a liquid having a particularly high viscosity. FIG. 1 shows a perspective view and a partially enlarged view of a brush 1 for cooking according to the present invention. The cooking brush 1 in this example is a so-called Japanese brush, which is made of wood such as cypress.

The brush 1 is formed by fixing a brush body 6 to the tip of a handle 2 made of wood such as cypress. As in the conventional case, the handle 2 is composed of a grip portion 2a held by an operator and a fixing portion 2b of the brush body 6, and the tip side of the elongated and thin plate-shaped grip portion 2a is gradually widened to form the fixing portion 2b. The brush body groove portion 4 is formed by being divided into two. A brush body 6 in which bristles of animals or the like are bundled is fixed to the brush body groove portion 4.

The brush body 6 has an appropriate amount of bristles 6a selected in accordance with various properties of the liquid material to be used and is bundled.
It is groomed according to the purpose of use and is formed into a predetermined length, width and thickness. The tip end side 7 of the brush body 6 is a portion that contains the liquid material and applies the liquid material to the application surface. In particular, in order to apply the liquid uniformly, the tip of the hair,
That is, a predetermined length from the tip end side of the tapered side is bundled so as to become the portion 9 (application portion) of the brush body 6 to which the liquid material is attached.

On the root side 8, which is the opposite side of the coated portion 9, the belt-like body 10 having a strength such as paper or bark is used for root fastening. At the same time, the overlapping portion 12 of the brush body 6 is formed by being folded back to the tip side 7. In this example, before folding back of the brush body 6, the brush bodies 6 are bundled in advance by the two strip-shaped bodies 10 at a predetermined position on the root side 8. In addition to the band-shaped body 10, a thread, a wire, a metal plate, or the like suitable for bundling the bristles 6a can be used. Further, the bristles 6a are bound by the band-shaped body 10 and adhered to each other with an adhesive or the like.

Further, the brush body 6 is folded back to the tip side 7 at approximately the center of the two strip-shaped bodies 10 of the brush body 6, and the folded back brush body 6 is applied to the side surface of the brush body 6 on the same side. The overlapped portion 12 is formed in close contact with the front side of. That is, only the base side 8 of the brush body 6 is formed in a hairpin shape, and the folded back brush body 6 does not reach the application portion 9 side. The overlapping portion 12 thus formed is inserted into the brush body groove portion 4 having an adhesive applied inside. Then, the brush body 6 is securely fixed to the handle 2 by binding the periphery of the fixed portion 2b with a thread 13 made of a copper wire or a strong fiber so as to sandwich the overlapping portion 12. That is, the roots of the bristles 6a forming the brush body 6 are fixed to the brush body groove portion 4 such that the bent portion 12a is located at the uppermost end in a state of being bent in the front of the application portion 9 in a hairpin shape. become.

By forming the brush 1 in this way,
The following effects are exhibited in the application operation of the liquid material.
First, when the application portion 9 of the brush body 6 to which a predetermined liquid material is attached is stroked on the surface to be coated, the bristles 6a are pulled off by being pulled by the applied liquid material due to the viscosity of the liquid material. Each bristles 6 that are bundled with downward force
acts on a. At this time, the bristles 6a of the brush body of the present invention are
Since each of them is bent and fixed in a hairpin shape on the root side 8, the force to drop it receives a large resistance at this bent portion 12a. As a result,
Normally, even if a force capable of dropping one hair 6a acts, in this example, it does not reach the point where the hair 6a is dropped by the same force. That is, each hair 6a is fixed to the fixing portion 2b more strongly than the hair of the conventional brush. Furthermore, in the past, each of the bunched hairs was not securely fixed with an adhesive or a band, and some hairs were fixed in a very loose state. On the other hand, in this example, each hair 6a
By being surely bent in a hairpin shape, each of them is surely provided with a retaining function.

Therefore, hair loss is remarkably reduced as compared with the prior art, and one hair loss does not loosen the fixed condition around the hair loss to promote further hair loss. As a result, in the manufacturing process of food, for example, it is possible to save the labor of quality check due to hair loss and to reduce the number of defective products due to hair loss. Further, since the hair loss is reduced, the brush body 6 can maintain the initial shape and performance for a long period of time, and thus the brush 1 has a long use period. Furthermore, by using an adhesive on the surfaces of the portions that bend like hairpins in contact with each other, the fixation of the hairs 6a is further strengthened.

On the other hand, even if the bristles 6a of the brush body 6 are fixed in this way, the folded back brush body 6 does not reach the application portion 9, so that the same coating performance as in the conventional case is maintained,
A good coated surface can be obtained.

In this embodiment, in particular, the brush body 6 fixed by the two belt-like bodies 10 is folded back at the center of the fixing portion, so that the hairpin state can be surely obtained even if the force to drop it is applied. It can be said to be a fixing method with a high retaining effect because it can maintain a bent state. However, the fixing method is not limited to this example, and the root side 8 of each bristle 6a forming the brush body 6 may be folded back and fixed to the handle 2 in a hairpin shape.
Therefore, the individually folded back hairs 6a may be bundled and bundled together with the band-shaped body 10, or the bundled hairs 6a may be folded back together and then bundled. Other fixing methods or adhesives may be used. It can also be used together. Further, the present invention can be applied not only to the Japanese brush described in this example, but also to a Western brush, a lacquer brush, and a brush.

[0015]

As described in detail above, according to the present invention, the brush application performance is achieved by a simple means of bending the root of the brush body of the brush and folding it back to the front of the application portion and fixing it to the handle. While retaining the same as it is, it is possible to surely give each of the individual hairs a slip-out preventing effect against hair loss that occurs at the time of application, so that hair loss can be reduced and chain loss can be prevented. It is also possible to prevent hair loss effectively. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the quality of the surface to be coated from being deteriorated due to the adhered hairs in the liquid-coated object.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram combining a perspective view and a partially enlarged view of a brush according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram combining a perspective view and a partially enlarged view of a conventional brush.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Brush 2 ... Handle 6 ... Brush body 6a ... Brush body bristles 7 ... Tip side 8 ... Root side

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A brush for applying a liquid material in which a part of a brush body formed by bundling bristles in a predetermined shape is fixed to a handle and an application portion to which the liquid substance can be attached is formed at the tip of the handle. In the brush, the bristles of the portion of the brush body fixed to the handle are folded back before the application portion.