US1826246A - Closure for self-filling pens - Google Patents

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US1826246A
US1826246A US457146A US45714630A US1826246A US 1826246 A US1826246 A US 1826246A US 457146 A US457146 A US 457146A US 45714630 A US45714630 A US 45714630A US 1826246 A US1826246 A US 1826246A
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  • This invention relates to a closure for a fountain pen, which comprises a rubber tube adapted to be compressed by means of a blade spring and a pressure pin provided on the end otthe holder.
  • lt is known in fountain pens adapted to be filled with the aid of a piston-like device, to provide a closing cap on the rear end which, during the illing ot the holder, need not be completely unscrewed, a stop being provided for limiting the unsci'ewing.
  • the cap As compared with the known constructions, the cap, according to the invention is used for putting the blade spring under tension.
  • This cap is not screwed onto the rear end of the holder, but onto the pressure pin proper.
  • a head screw having a lett handed screw thread is screwed into the pressure pin and a screw threaded sleeve is screwed onto this head screw and serves as lining for the closing cap.
  • the length of the stroke of the cap depends on the distance which this sleeve is screwed bach, the stroke being sufficient to compress the ink tube.
  • Fountain pens provided with such closures can be easily operated by one-armed persons. Another advantage of this closing cap is that the air can escape from the inner side of the holder to the outer side.
  • Fig. l shows the fountain pen in longitudinal section.
  • F ig. 2 shows in section the rear end of the fountain pen the cap being unscrewed.
  • F ig. 8 shows in section the rear end of the fountain pen the unscrewed cap pressed inwardly.
  • a square block c is inserted in a square bore in the rear end of the holder b.
  • An annular nut c threaded internally and externally, is screwed in the outer end of the holder.
  • the inner end of a plug d having external right hand screw thread is screwed into said nut c and bears against the outer end of the square block a.
  • This plug Z has a bore in its outer end internally threaded with left hand screw thread. A screw e with a large head is screwed into this bore of the plug.
  • An eX- ternally screw threaded sleeve g is screwed with its internally screw threaded front end ont-o said plug d, and an internally threaded cap, screwed onto said sleeve, bears with its end against a flange g at the front end of the sleeve g.
  • the sleeve g with the cap f can be unscrewed on plug Z until the collar of sleeve g encounters the head of the screw e, as shown in F ig. 2, ink being thereby sucked into the ink tube.
  • the plug Z and square block a can be pressed inward the distance 2' (Figs. 2 and 3) so that the blade spring' is pressed against the ink tube to lill the pen.
  • a fountain pen comprising in combination with a. holder, a rubber tube in said holder, a blade spring adapted to compress said tube, a square block movably mounted in the end o' said holder adapted to actuate said spring, a screw plug having external right hand screw threads and a bore in the outer end of said plug having internal left hand screw threads bearing against the outer end of said square block, a screw threaded sleeve screwed on said screw plug, a screw in said sleeve and screwed into said screw plug and a closing cap adapted toscrew tightly on said screw sleeve.

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Oct. 6, 41931*. M. HEERKLOTZ 1,825,246
v l CLOSURE FOR SELF-FILLING PENS Filed May 29, 1950 Fatentecl Oct. 6, 1931 Uhll'lED STATES PATENT OFFIC MAX HEERKLOTZ, OF HAMBURG, GERMANY, ASSIGNOR TO FIRM SIMPLO FULLFEDER GESELLSCHAFT VOSS, LAUSEN & DZIAMBOR, OF HAMBURG, GERMANY CLOSURE FOR SELF-FILLIN G PENS Application filed May 29, 1930, Serial No. 457,146,I and in Germany September 4, 1929.
This invention relates to a closure for a fountain pen, which comprises a rubber tube adapted to be compressed by means of a blade spring and a pressure pin provided on the end otthe holder.
lt is known in fountain pens adapted to be filled with the aid of a piston-like device, to provide a closing cap on the rear end which, during the illing ot the holder, need not be completely unscrewed, a stop being provided for limiting the unsci'ewing.
As compared with the known constructions, the cap, according to the invention is used for putting the blade spring under tension. This cap is not screwed onto the rear end of the holder, but onto the pressure pin proper. A head screw having a lett handed screw thread is screwed into the pressure pin and a screw threaded sleeve is screwed onto this head screw and serves as lining for the closing cap. The length of the stroke of the cap depends on the distance which this sleeve is screwed bach, the stroke being sufficient to compress the ink tube.
Fountain pens provided with such closures can be easily operated by one-armed persons. Another advantage of this closing cap is that the air can escape from the inner side of the holder to the outer side.
An embodiment or" the invention is illustrated by way of example in the accompanying drawings in which:
Fig. l shows the fountain pen in longitudinal section.
F ig. 2 shows in section the rear end of the fountain pen the cap being unscrewed.
F ig. 8 shows in section the rear end of the fountain pen the unscrewed cap pressed inwardly.
According to the invention a square block c is inserted in a square bore in the rear end of the holder b. An annular nut c, threaded internally and externally, is screwed in the outer end of the holder. The inner end of a plug d having external right hand screw thread is screwed into said nut c and bears against the outer end of the square block a. This plug Z has a bore in its outer end internally threaded with left hand screw thread. A screw e with a large head is screwed into this bore of the plug. An eX- ternally screw threaded sleeve g is screwed with its internally screw threaded front end ont-o said plug d, and an internally threaded cap, screwed onto said sleeve, bears with its end against a flange g at the front end of the sleeve g.
The rear end h1 of a blade spring h engages within a conical cavity al of the square block a secured in position by the annular nut c screwed into the holder b. After the sleeve g has been screwed on the screw plug d and the head screw c screwed into this plug, the cap fis screwed tightly onto sleeve g.
The sleeve g with the cap f can be unscrewed on plug Z until the collar of sleeve g encounters the head of the screw e, as shown in F ig. 2, ink being thereby sucked into the ink tube. The plug Z and square block a can be pressed inward the distance 2' (Figs. 2 and 3) so that the blade spring' is pressed against the ink tube to lill the pen.
A fountain pen, comprising in combination with a. holder, a rubber tube in said holder, a blade spring adapted to compress said tube, a square block movably mounted in the end o' said holder adapted to actuate said spring, a screw plug having external right hand screw threads and a bore in the outer end of said plug having internal left hand screw threads bearing against the outer end of said square block, a screw threaded sleeve screwed on said screw plug, a screw in said sleeve and screwed into said screw plug and a closing cap adapted toscrew tightly on said screw sleeve.
In testimony whereof I aliix my signature.
MAX HEERKLOTZ.
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