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US1046694A
US1046694A US68432012A US1912684320A US1046694A US 1046694 A US1046694 A US 1046694A US 68432012 A US68432012 A US 68432012A US 1912684320 A US1912684320 A US 1912684320A US 1046694 A US1046694 A US 1046694A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B44DECORATIVE ARTS
    • B44DPAINTING OR ARTISTIC DRAWING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; PRESERVING PAINTINGS; SURFACE TREATMENT TO OBTAIN SPECIAL ARTISTIC SURFACE EFFECTS OR FINISHES
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  • This vinventionj relates' to a brush wiper and'h'older attachment for paintl receptacles and has for its object thcfprovision of a siniple device 4ofthis character whichcan be herei panying-illustratiijefdrawings, vin Which;-
  • a rod 13 has one of its en dslodged in the extendingthrough the opening 7% and The pair. of caps is then fixed on the inside of the pail by soldering or otherwise at; such a distance from a diametrical line that the rod A13 'is securely and permanently held within the openings 7 ⁇ and cannotlie withtheref1m.
  • a device of the 'character comprising, in combination with a1 paint ref ceptacle, perforated cap/s secured on the in- -terior sides thereof and Vin s aced relation v theretofand in opposed relationv one to the other, a rod permanently seated at its two end sin opposed holes in the caps and'bridging the space therebetween, and a second rod removably seated at its two end s intwo caps and extending parallel and in spaced vrelation to the first rod.
  • a *device of the character described comprising, in combination with a paint re ceptacle, caps. secured en the inside of the receptacle near the top and in opposed relation one to the other,-a plate appliedI to the other-face of one of the caps' and having. a lateral flange. extending 'alnglits lower margin and one end, a rod -havingone end permanently seated in one of the caps-and its other end extending through 'the lplatel vinto permanent attachment vto the secondv .Y
  • cap a second rod having one end removably seated in the one cap and extending therevfrom parallel and in spaced relationto the irst rod with its other end ⁇ 1ying-'upon the lower ⁇ flange of the platea-,and removably confined thereon by' the en d iiange.l
  • a device-of the charactendescribed comprising, in 'combination with -a :paint re rceptacle, caps secured on ⁇ the interior sides ⁇ of the receptacle-n spaced; relatiOn thereto and in opposed relatlon in A each of said caps providedgw aleed of one of the caps by a rivetipassing through ginjanilone end and -al'sfhaving apertoister with thezother perforation 'of the cap, a rod having one end lpermanently seated 1n a perforation'finthe rstcap and its other end extendng- ⁇ throgh the 4perforation in the plate intopermanent engagementwith Y the "registeringfperforation 1n; the second Xeap, a second rod having one end removably seated -in the other perforation' of therst CHARLES Bananarama.

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A. 0. WEANDER.
RUSH WIPER AND HLDER.
PPLICATION FILED MAR.16,1912,
Patented Dec. 10, 1912.
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Bnsn WIPEE AND HQLDEBQ :r'iitizen o f theA United Sta'tes, residing at' Moline, in' the county of Rock Island and StateA o f Il linois, .ha ve inventedeertain new.4 .'tandusful,linproveinents in Brush' .l-Vipers and Holders, ofwvhichmthe followi'iw isga specificatioxn 4reference being had'to e eccompanyingtdrawings. .E
This vinventionjrelates' to a brush wiper and'h'older attachment for paintl receptacles and has for its object thcfprovision of a siniple device 4ofthis character whichcan be herei panying-illustratiijefdrawings, vin Which;-
c is a similar view. of thecap;
applied at the time thecan is` madeat iiv minimum expense andone vwhich -Will .be etlicient in operation :for the purposes intended-fs, Y l
The invention -thus` outlinedv'iandhs readi I tailed description based upon the-accom Figure 1 is'v atop Aplan vieivpf thc-inve` tion embodied viiia paint. pail;1 `ig. 2 is'. section on the 'line 2-2of Fig. l; li'ggj section Aon the line 3--3 of Fig.' 1 F ig.;4 li detail perspective of the'iplat'e'fan' -F mounted in opposed relation :i pair ofcaps 2 which are preferably elli ptic` in slmpe and` lished onthat side' adjacent the side of the pail as shown :it 3 in order that they may bear upon the side of the pail fzilong thi-ir margin 4 and he spaced therefrom in removable; rod .14` is1 adapted-to bc' readily their interior portion. 'l'liiis far these :mips are similar' to'tlie ears which :ire ordinarily attached' as shown :it tothe exterior of the aint pail and the like for the mounting of t e bail G.
spondingv to the foci of the ellipse' with per= forations 7 and One cap of the pair is provided on its exterior side with'a plate 9' This plate has `'along its lower margin a laterallyextending flange 11, whichllange also fter particularlyi claimed vwillA understoo from the,folloiviiigdev Corresponding and. like parts `are re erredl to in'th following description and accom:v pany-'ing drawingby like inference'charac-f"-v The dishedarca Vof 'the cap'v 1s provided substantially :it points corre-V Spccit'icaton o( Iletters Patent. .Y ,ippii'catioii ined Maren is, 1911.5.l vseriali mneisazmci.'`
Patented' Dec. 10,1912.
Aextends upwardly along that end adjacent the -rivet at 12-as shown.
A rod 13 has one of its en dslodged in the extendingthrough the opening 7% and The pair. of caps is then fixed on the inside of the pail by soldering or otherwise at; such a distance from a diametrical line that the rod A13 'is securely and permanently held within the openings 7` and cannotlie withtheref1m. A 'seconde rod 14 of 'slightly greater length and -.othei'\vise substantiallyidentical Withthe rod 13 has one of its'ends fit-ted within the 'openingr 8 of the contnedtherein--f laiicouslyhinlsheets' :olivi metal pressed teentlis ,nehdia'meten' fp-The .dcviceis zit'- the removal ofxth'e: ypail-did.
.servesas an c llicient means .for 'ii'ping the surplus paint from the brush' ivith'ont soiling,r
brush is wiped-'on*theredg'el thereof. The
removed or l-placed in'position andY in the ,latter-case is used inflconnection with the and .between which rods the lbrush is held willdrain ntothcpail. laving thiisdcribed my invention, I claimrcomprising, in (':oxnbination with :i paint. receptacle, caps secured oir the inside andin permancntlyi'seated at'its two ends` in [he opening 7 o'f the'one cap and its other end.'
Alodged Ain the opening 7 of the other cap.'l
l. A' dev itaiA-of tlie character describedfirst cap While fits; other end1 'rests'upon *the f lower marginalv -tlang'e' f the plate 9 and isf c cidental 'dislodgf-"f [f7.5 constitutes. -I byf'asection of he rod lfconstitnte's' v two rods lying at ormedf-fadvan- "l ltaclied to the pail lat. the? time it is 'made and 'llie nod 13 permanently fixed in p osition" lheexteriorjof the pail as isdone when the .A f
pcrnmnent rod-13 as abrush 'support upon oiitof contactwith the paint and in such a vposition thatt'he surplus paintA therefrom opposed `relation one to the other, :'i'iod.
spaced relationto'the first rod.
caps and bringing the space therebetween, and a second rod removably seated in the two caps and extending parallel and in 2. A device of the 'character comprising, in combination with a1 paint ref ceptacle, perforated cap/s secured on the in- -terior sides thereof and Vin s aced relation v theretofand in opposed relationv one to the other, a rod permanently seated at its two end sin opposed holes in the caps and'bridging the space therebetween, and a second rod removably seated at its two end s intwo caps and extending parallel and in spaced vrelation to the first rod.'
3. A *device of the character described comprising, in combination with a paint re ceptacle, caps. secured en the inside of the receptacle near the top and in opposed relation one to the other,-a plate appliedI to the other-face of one of the caps' and having. a lateral flange. extending 'alnglits lower margin and one end, a rod -havingone end permanently seated in one of the caps-and its other end extending through 'the lplatel vinto permanent attachment vto the secondv .Y
. cap, a second rod having one end removably seated in the one cap and extending therevfrom parallel and in spaced relationto the irst rod with its other end`1ying-'upon the lower `flange of the platea-,and removably confined thereon by' the en d iiange.l
described,
4. A device-of the charactendescribed comprising, in 'combination with -a :paint re rceptacle, caps secured on` the interior sides `of the receptacle-n spaced; relatiOn thereto and in opposed relatlon in A each of said caps providedgw aleed of one of the caps by a rivetipassing through ginjanilone end and -al'sfhaving apertoister with thezother perforation 'of the cap, a rod having one end lpermanently seated 1n a perforation'finthe rstcap and its other end extendng-`throgh the 4perforation in the plate intopermanent engagementwith Y the "registeringfperforation 1n; the second Xeap, a second rod having one end removably seated -in the other perforation' of therst CHARLES Bananarama.
"'toqthe other, i 5 er* forations, a plate appliedft'o the outer ace ,ration opposite the' end flange and in reg;
ong5 dth'e perforationsl therein andA having a s lat: ia flange'extendingfalngits lower mar-
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3595431A (en) * 1969-09-12 1971-07-27 Robert Hanis Dripless paint container
US3945527A (en) * 1974-10-30 1976-03-23 Pylant Andrew A Paint brush wiping device
USD305820S (en) 1987-07-23 1990-01-30 Vincent Beato Paint brush wiper
US10932442B1 (en) * 2014-03-11 2021-03-02 Southwest Agri-Plastics, Inc. Feed container with internal retention member

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3595431A (en) * 1969-09-12 1971-07-27 Robert Hanis Dripless paint container
US3945527A (en) * 1974-10-30 1976-03-23 Pylant Andrew A Paint brush wiping device
USD305820S (en) 1987-07-23 1990-01-30 Vincent Beato Paint brush wiper
US10932442B1 (en) * 2014-03-11 2021-03-02 Southwest Agri-Plastics, Inc. Feed container with internal retention member
US20210153453A1 (en) * 2014-03-11 2021-05-27 Southwest Agri-Plastics, Inc. Feed container with internal retention member
US11730137B2 (en) * 2014-03-11 2023-08-22 DuraPlas, LP Feed container with internal retention member
US12213458B2 (en) 2014-03-11 2025-02-04 DuraPlas, LP Feed container with internal retention member

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