KR920010045B1 - Painting/writing instrument - Google Patents

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Writing utensils

1 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the main parts of the container and the front axle are temporarily engaged before use.

2 is a perspective view of a stopper.

3 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the main parts and the front axle of the container are engaged during the driving.

* Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings

1: ink reservoir 2: ink discharge part

3: spherical stopper 4: container

5: bundle of brushes 6: stopper

7: front axle 8: conduit

11: ring detent 12: first protrusion detent

13: second projection detent 14: tubular coupling portion

15: tubular lid 18: guide tube

21: outer lid 22: inner lid

23: coil spring

The present invention relates to a writing and coating apparatus used for manicures and other cosmetic liquids, the writing and application apparatus is configured to be released when not in use while the liquid is not discharged while the apparatus is not in use It is about.

Brushes are known so far as this type of device, which is temporarily filled with ink via a stopper in the container for securing a bundle of brushes and prior to use, with a container having an ink outlet filled with ink and sealed by a stopper. It is provided on the front axle and the front axle, which are screwed deeply into the container as the ring stopper is moved to the fixed and usable state. It consists of an ink conduit that slides out so that ink is supplied to the brush bundle.

However, the writing / application apparatus having such a structure has a problem in operation during first use.

The front axle, which is temporarily screwed into the container, must be removed by loosening the screw from the container to move the stopper, and then again screwed deeply into the container.

The present invention aims to solve this drawback.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an improved writing and coating apparatus, which comprises a liquid reservoir in which an outlet portion is sealed by a stopper, a front axle having a brush bundle fixed to the front end, and having a liquid conduit provided to communicate with the brush. A liquid conduit which removes the stopper and supplies the liquid in the reservoir to the brush bundle, and is provided between the front axle and the container so that the front axle and the container do not approach more than a fixed distance. It consists of a cut ring and a stopper consisting of a handle extending outwards from the ring.

The connecting portion of the front axle or vessel is provided with an annular protruding detent and the corresponding connecting portion of the vessel or the front axle is equipped with a pair of first and second annular protruding engagement devices which are spaced apart from each other in the axial direction.

The writing / application apparatus according to the present invention having the stopper of the new structure does not require any difficult operation because the stopper can be easily moved.

In addition, since the engaging device and the detent device are provided at the engaging portion of the front axle and the container, which are simple in structure and can properly maintain the interlocking state, the screw is fixed to the container by simply pressing the front axle in the axial direction with respect to the container. The troublesome operation in the conventional mechanism requiring the rotation of the fore axis can be eliminated.

As shown in FIG. 1, the container 4 is provided with an ink reservoir 1, and at the front end of the container there is a small diameter tubular portion 14 which engages with the front axle 7, which is tubular. The outer surface of the engaging portion 14 is provided with first and second protruding pawls 12, 13 that are spaced apart from each other in the axial direction.

A U-shaped tubular lid 15 is hermetically inserted into the front end of the engaging portion 14 of the container 4, and a hole serving as the ink discharge part 2 is formed in the center of the bottom of the lid 15. The spherical cap 3 is inserted in this hole without leaking ink. The front axle 7 is made of a resin material, and is attached to a thin brush bundle 5 extending outward from the front end of the front axle. The rear end of the front shaft 7 lies outside the tubular coupling 14. An annular clamp 11 is provided on the inner wall of the rear end of the front shaft 7.

In the case of FIG. 1, the annular clamp 11 is engaged with the first protrusion detent 12, and the stopper 3 is inserted into the discharge portion 2 so that no ink is discharged. Called temporary coupling)

As the front axle 7 presses the stopper 6 to move, the annular detent 11 slides out of the first protrusion detent 12 and engages with the second protrusion detent. Called a combination).

The spacing between the first and second protrusion detents coincides with the width of the ring portion 9 of the stopper 6.

In addition, when the conduit 8 is fixed to the front axle 7 and the annular detent 11 is engaged with the first protrusion detent 12, the rear end of the conduit 8 is closed by a stopper 3. Does not reach).

On the other hand, when the annular detent 11 is engaged with the second protrusion detent with the stopper 6 moved, the rear end of the conduit is inserted between the outlets 2.

The thin end 20 having the conduit 8 in the center is hermetically closed on the front edge of the tubular lid 15.

As shown in FIG. 2, the stopper 6 extends outwardly and integrally from the elastically deformed ring 9 and the ring 9 in contact with the peripheral surface of the base of the tubular engaging portion 14. It comprises a handle 10 is configured to.

While the stopper 6 is placed on the container 4 and the brush having the front axle spaced apart at fixed intervals from each other, the stopper 6 is elastically deformed by pulling the handle 10 in the direction of the arrow of FIG. Slide out of container

As the stopper 6 is moved out of the container 4, the front axle is inserted deeper. The conduit 8 is secured to the rear end of the brush bundle 5 on the front axle 7. The through hole 17 is provided in the conduit 8 in the axial direction.

The front part of the through hole 17 is inserted into the rear end of the guide tube 18 inserted into the brush bundle 5.

While the above-mentioned end portion 20 is provided in the middle of the conduit 8, the front end of the conduit 8 when the conduit 8 fully enters the outlet 2 above the tubular lid 15 The conduit 8 is arranged such that the rear end 19 has a diameter and a length sufficient to open the ink reservoir 1.

As described above, in the state of temporary engagement of the container 4 and the front axle 7, the rear end 19 of the front axle 7 does not reach the stopper 3, and in the state of normal engagement is shown in FIG. As shown, the rear end 19 pushes the stopper 3 and is inserted into the discharge section 2, and the closed seal 20 ends in front of the tubular cap 15 without ink leakage. Abuts the edge

A spherical stopper 3 slipping out of the discharge part 2 is sent to the inside of the container 4 to serve as a stirring ball for dispersing deposits in the ink. The inner lid 22 covers the brush to protect the brush and prevent ink from evaporating, while the outer lid 21 covers the front axle as a whole. In addition, the outer lid 21 is provided with a coil spring 23.

The inner lid 22, biased by the coil spring 23, does not slide out of the front shaft 7, and the front shaft 7 is biased to the container 4 along the inner lid 22.

Since the coil spring 23 is present, ink can be supplied to the brush bundle 5 only by moving the stopper 6 without the outer lid 21 when the front shaft 7 is normally coupled to the container 4. have.

Claims (4)

Container with liquid reservoir closed by stopper at outlet, front axle with liquid conduit arranged in front of the brush bundle and in communication with the brush bundle, supplying the liquid in the reservoir to the brush bundle upon removal of the stopper A writing or applicator consisting of a liquid conduit and a stopper provided between the axle and the container so that the axle and the container do not approach more than a fixed distance, the writing or applicator being made of an elastically deformable material, the ring being partially cut and An improved writing and application instrument comprising a stopper consisting of a handle extending outwardly from the loop. 2. The pawl according to claim 1, wherein the pawl is provided at the front shaft and the connecting portion of the container, and at the same time, the pair of first engaging portions and the pair of first and second engaging portions are axially provided at the other connecting portions while being separated from each other. Writing and coating utensils, characterized in that. The writing and application instrument as claimed in claim 2, wherein the detent is a portion which extends around and protrudes, and the first and second engagement portions are portions that extend around and are recessed. 3. The writing and application instrument according to claim 2, wherein the detent is a portion extending in a circumference and recessed, and the first and second engagement portions are a portion extending and recessed in the circumference.