JPS6037303Y2 - paint cans - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a paint can provided with a hanging frame for hanging a brush handle on the outer wall of the can.

Conventional paint cans did not take into consideration the placement of brushes, so the brushes were either propped up inside the paint can or placed on the edge of the can opening; however, in the former case, the brush handle was In the case of the latter, the upper edge of the can mouth or the outer wall surface of the can body may be stained by the paint on the brush.

However, the present invention solves the above drawbacks by rotatably inserting and latching a U-shaped frame onto the pedestal for attaching the handle of the paint can, and makes it possible to easily hang the brush. be.

That is, to explain the present invention based on FIG. 1, the open end of a U-shaped frame 1 bent in a substantially U-shape is bent at right angles so as to face each other, and hook portions 2, 2a are provided to form a hooking frame. Form A.

The hanging frame A is inserted into a pair of mounting holes 5 that are diametrically opposed and bored in the peripheral side wall of the mounting base 4 of the can handle 3.
It is attached to the can body 8 by fitting and latching the hook part 2.2a.

Therefore, as shown in the second figure, the hanging frame A is rotated from a vertical position to a horizontal position as shown by arrow 6, and the handle 26a of the brush 26 is rotated.
If the brush 7 is inserted, the brush 7 can be stably held.

Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, a long groove 12 having a long edge in the horizontal direction is bored in the lower part of the attachment hole 11 of the handle 3 in the outer wall of the mounting base 10 of the handle 3, and the long groove 12 is engaged with the long groove 12. Insert and hook the hooks 13 and 13a at both ends of the frame C.

The engaging frame C is formed by first bending the opening end of the U-shaped frame 14 formed by bending a wire rod at an obtuse angle to form an inclined portion 15.15a.
The tip of the inclined portion 15.15a is bent narrowly and at right angles to the wire rod, and the end thereof is further bent at right angles in the opposite direction to form hook portions 13, 13a. When attaching to the body, move the U-shaped frame 14 as shown by arrows 16 and 17.
After the hook portion 13° 13a is elastically deformed in the direction of , the interval between the hook portions 13° 13a is narrowed, and the hook portion is inserted into the long groove 12, the hand is released, and the elasticity of the U-shaped frame 14 allows the hook portion to return to its old position, thereby releasing the hooked state. This has been secured.

In the hanging frame of this embodiment, the bent part serves as a stopper, so
As shown by the chain line in FIG. 4, it cannot be rotated beyond a substantially horizontal position.

That is, according to the present invention, since a hanging frame for the brush handle is installed on the side wall of the can body, the brush can be hung as needed, and it is convenient to carry, especially when climbing to high places, when only one hand is required. Useful when not available.

Furthermore, even if it is necessary to temporarily put the brush down during painting, there is no fear that it will settle in the paint unlike when it is placed in a can, and the brush can be attached and detached very easily.

Furthermore, the hanging frame is a frame body formed by bending a wire rod into a U-shape, and the hook part connected to the tip of the frame body is inserted into the hole in the mounting base of the handle, so that the paint can can be easily attached. No extra steps are required in manufacturing.

In addition, since it is fitted and latched, it can be removed freely when not needed, and it is also rotatable, so when the brush is unlatched, the frame automatically moves to a position along the peripheral wall of the can, making it convenient for work. It doesn't get in the way.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial front view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a side view of the brush attached, and Fig. 3 is an embodiment in which the hanging frame is hooked to the long groove of the mounting base of the carrying hand. Partial front view, 4th
The figure is a partially cut away side view. 1...U-shaped frame, 3...Handle, 4...
...Mounting pedestal, 7...Brush, butt...
Can body, 9... pedestal, A... hanging frame.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a can in which a brush handle hanging frame is attached to the outer wall of the can body, the hanging frame is a frame body formed by bending a wire rod into a U-shape, and a hook portion connected to the tip of the frame body is formed. A paint can that is rotatably inserted and latched into the hole in the mounting base of the can handle.