JPS58183453A - Cartridge for adhesive, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention: Misfire #JA is filled with non-solid liquids such as adhesives, coating agents, liquids, jelly-like contraceptives, fluids, semi-liquids, etc., and loaded into an extruder for extrusion use. This relates to cartridges that carry

Adhesives and the like are often filled in cheap bottles, and when you use them, squeeze them out with your fingers. It is difficult to get all the filling out when using this cheap, and if you do not put the cap on after using it, it will overflow due to internal pressure and temperature changes, stick to the outlet area, and harden, which will cause the filling to harden when used next time. At the same time, the cap is difficult to remove and stiff, and it is difficult to push out the filling. Also, because the tube is filled with a relatively large amount for economical reasons, it cannot be used up in 100 times, and there are many disadvantages such as not being able to push out each footrest. be.

Therefore, the inventor filled the cartridge with adhesive, etc.
We have developed a method for loading this into an extrusion tool and extruding it, and it is possible to use the present invention according to the conditions of the process, application, location, etc. (for adhesives, etc.)
The purpose is to provide IJ.

The present invention consists of one container part and a spouting part extending from the container part, and various variegated parts are prepared at the tip of the spouting part, or the spouting part can be replaced from the middle or from the root. This is an IJ adhesive (for adhesives etc. containing 1% mold), and the drawings are just a few examples. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a container made of soft plastic, into which adhesives, coating agents, various ointments, jelly-like contraceptives, etc. are filled and sealed in a conventional manner.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a dispensing tube extending from the container 1, and various pariage tubes are conceivable for it. For example, the tip may be made into a spatula shape for wide application (W, Figure 1), or the tip may be made into a spherical shape for injection of jelly-like medicine (see Figure 3), or it may be sprayable. Now, bend the tip of the spout tube 2 (Fig. 2). Furthermore, if the spout tube 2Y is to be inserted into a narrow and curved place, the spout tube 2Y is molded to be longer and has sufficient flexibility.

Conversely, it is also conceivable to mold the spouting tube 2 from hard plastic so that the spouting tube 2 does not bend. The spouting pipe 2 can also be made replaceable midway through (see Figure 3). In this case, various attachments 3 for replacement are prepared and replaced as appropriate depending on the place of use and purpose. Attachments can be attached and detached by This can be done by fitting method, screwing method, etc.Also, do not replace the spouting tube 2 halfway (prepare an attachment 4 for the tip only and attach it to the tip of the spouting tube 2 as necessary). It is also possible to do this (Fig. 4).
The container 1 may be bellows-shaped.

FIG. 5 shows the state in which the cartridge according to the present invention is loaded into the extrusion tool 6. The extrusion tool 6 is divided into two parts, including a cartridge accommodating section 7 which is opened, and a small-diameter piston insertion section 8 that is continuous with the cartridge accommodating section 7. It consists of a piston 9 and a cartridge storage s7.
A finger rest 10) 1 is formed and a protrusion 11'I:
It is a provision. It goes without saying that the extrusion tools to which this cartridge is compatible are not limited to those described above. In addition, containers 1 may be combined to form multiple cartridges (No. 6
figure). This is used for liquids that mix two parts, and in that case, the tips of these are connected to the two-pronged coupling attachment 12.
They may also be connected via a wire (Figure 6). In this case, the pushing tool 6a is, for example, one in which the cartridge storage section 7 is connected to the cartridge storage section 7, and the piston 9a is connected to the piston 9a, as shown in FIG.

To illustrate the operation of the present invention and to describe the first embodiment, first load the cartridge into the cartridge storage section 7, close it, hold it by placing your index finger and middle finger on the finger hook lo, and hold the dispensing tube 2. Apply the injection part to the tip of ytA',
Press the piston 9 with your thumb to force out the filling. The tip of the spouting tube 2 is selected to have a desired shape depending on the application, the conditions of the place of use, etc., and the attachment is changed as necessary during the machining operation. The same applies to multiple cartridges.Since the present invention is as described above, the spouting part of the cartridge can be selected or replaced according to the application, the conditions of the place of use, etc.
This has the effect of allowing work to be carried out appropriately and quickly.

Conventionally, it is filled in one cheap cartridge, but it is divided into several cartridges and filled, so one cartridge can be used up in a short period of time.
There is no need to worry about changes in the contents over time after opening, and since the amount to be filled into the cartridge is fixed, it is possible to dispense by foot. In addition, the filling method is simple and the manufacturing cost of the cartridge itself is extremely low, so the overall cost can be reduced. Furthermore, it is extremely useful and can also be used as a mixture of two species.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 to 4 are front views showing different embodiments of the present invention, FIG. 5 is a view showing the cartridge being loaded into the extrusion tool, and FIG. 6 is a view showing how the cartridge is loaded into the extrusion tool of another embodiment. This is a diagram showing the loading state of the patent applicant Haruo Saito, patent attorney of Corbo Co., Ltd.) ゛・? ,,') J 1,600

Claims (1)

[Claims] It consists of a container part and a spouting part extending from the container part, and is characterized by having various variations at the tip of the spouting part, or by making the spouting part replaceable from the middle or from the root. Cartridge for adhesive, etc.