JPS6228912Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a stand for a mirror body, and by making the brush body with a brush part double as a stand for the mirror body, the support structure is hard to break and can be easily and inexpensively realized. It is something that

2. Description of the Related Art To improve the usability of beauty equipment such as electric shavers, mirror bodies and cleaning brushes are now included in the set and are becoming widespread.

Furthermore, various types of mirrors with stand parts have been proposed to improve usability, but since the mirror body and stand part are connected using means such as hinges, they are weak against shock and easily break. Furthermore, the number of parts increases, which not only increases cost, but also lacks compactness and makes it inconvenient to carry.

Therefore, this invention provides a holding part that can detachably hold the brush part of the brush body on the back of the mirror body, and utilizes the elasticity of the brush part to connect the mirror body and the stand part. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a brush that is simple and can also be used as a stand, which uses its elasticity to absorb impact force applied to the mirror body and is effective in protecting the joint and the mirror body.

Hereinafter, this invention will be described based on embodiments and drawings.

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the external appearance of the mirror electric shaver used in this invention. 1 is a cylindrical case with the upper side inclined forward and formed into a dogleg shape; A notch 2 is provided, and a mirror body 3 is housed in this notch 2. The mirror body 3 has a mirror surface 4 made of glass adhered to a mounting plate 5 made of synthetic resin.The protrusion 6 at the upper end is fitted into the engagement grooves 7, 7 at the upper end of the notch 2, and the lower end is centered around this point. When pushed in, the protrusion 8 at the lower end engages with the engagement groove 9 and is removably housed.

Figures 2 to 4 show a brush that also serves as a stand according to this invention, in which a groove 10 is formed in the vertical direction on the back side of the mounting plate 5 of the mirror body 3, and the intermediate position is bridged with a bridge body 11. The brush body 12 can be inserted into the groove 10 and held there. Since the lower part of the groove 10 is sloped gently so that it is flush with the back surface of the mounting plate 5, the brush body 12 is
If the brush part 12a is pushed and pulled out downward until it reaches between the bridge body 11 and the back surface of the mounting plate 5, a part of the brush part 12a will touch the lower end corner point A of the bridge body 11, as shown in FIG. The softness of the brush part 12a serves as a fulcrum, allowing it to be bent freely.
The brush part 1 is moved so that the handle part 12b of the brush body 12 moves away from the mirror body 3 as shown in the figure.
If 2a is bent from the above point A, the brush body 12
The handle portion 12b can prevent the mirror body 3 from falling toward the back side. Therefore, the brush body 12 can be used as a stand for the mirror body 3, and the mirror body 3 can be placed at an angle for easy viewing by the user.

In addition, since the brush portion 12a of the brush body 12 is used as a stand without using a coupling means such as a hinge as in the past, manufacturing costs are reduced, the product can be provided at low cost, and furthermore, it is possible to prevent the product from falling. The softness of the brush portion 12a absorbs unexpected shocks and prevents the joint from breaking.

As described above, a part of the brush part of the brush body is detachably held on the back side of the flat mirror body having a mirror surface on the front, and the lower end of the handle of the brush body is made into a stand leg to support the mirror body. , there is no need to form a coupling means such as a hinge on the mirror body, and the brush part of the brush body normally provided in an electric shaver can be easily used as a stand, which not only reduces manufacturing costs but also enables the provision of inexpensive products. Instead, a part of the elastic brush part of the brush is held on the back of the mirror, and the lower end of the handle, which becomes the stand leg, is moved in a direction away from the back of the mirror using this holding part as a fulcrum. Since the elasticity of the bristles of the brush is actively utilized, the softness of the bristles absorbs unexpected shocks such as drops, thereby preventing the joint from breaking.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a tilted view of an electric shaver with a mirror using a brush that also serves as a stand according to this invention, Figs. 2 and 3 are illustrations for explaining the use of the brush that also serves as a stand according to this invention, and Fig. 4 is an illustration of an electric shaver according to this invention. FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a brush that also serves as a stand. 3...Mirror body, 4...Mirror surface, 12...Brush body,
12a...Brush body, 12b...Handle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A stand leg that removably holds a part of the brush portion 12a of the brush body 12 on the back side of the flat mirror body 3 having a mirror surface 4 on the front side, and supports the mirror body 3 by the lower end of the handle 12b of the brush body. A brush that doubles as a stand.