WO2007120033A1 - Système amélioré d'alimentation de peinture pour pinceau et rouleau à accessoires - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05C—APPARATUS FOR APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05C17/00—Hand tools or apparatus using hand held tools, for applying liquids or other fluent materials to, for spreading applied liquids or other fluent materials on, or for partially removing applied liquids or other fluent materials from, surfaces
- B05C17/02—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts
- B05C17/03—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts with feed system for supplying material from an external source or with a reservoir or container for liquid or other fluent material located in or on the hand tool outside the coating roller
- B05C17/0333—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts with feed system for supplying material from an external source or with a reservoir or container for liquid or other fluent material located in or on the hand tool outside the coating roller with pump
- B05C17/0341—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts with feed system for supplying material from an external source or with a reservoir or container for liquid or other fluent material located in or on the hand tool outside the coating roller with pump attached to the hand tool
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A46—BRUSHWARE
- A46B—BRUSHES
- A46B11/00—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water
- A46B11/06—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water connected to supply pipe or to other external supply means
- A46B11/063—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water connected to supply pipe or to other external supply means by means of a supply pipe
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A46—BRUSHWARE
- A46B—BRUSHES
- A46B2200/00—Brushes characterized by their functions, uses or applications
- A46B2200/20—Brushes for applying products to surfaces in general
- A46B2200/202—Applicator paint brush
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05C—APPARATUS FOR APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05C17/00—Hand tools or apparatus using hand held tools, for applying liquids or other fluent materials to, for spreading applied liquids or other fluent materials on, or for partially removing applied liquids or other fluent materials from, surfaces
- B05C17/02—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts
- B05C17/03—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts with feed system for supplying material from an external source or with a reservoir or container for liquid or other fluent material located in or on the hand tool outside the coating roller
- B05C17/0308—Rollers ; Hand tools comprising coating rollers or coating endless belts with feed system for supplying material from an external source or with a reservoir or container for liquid or other fluent material located in or on the hand tool outside the coating roller the liquid being supplied to the inside of the coating roller
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of construction, more specifically in the area of the finishes thereof, since it provides a paint supply system to a brush or roller.
- the suction pump works properly on the brush or outside the brush.
- the present patent application AUIl 017/76 describes an invention related to the feeding of any liquid in a brush of the paint or of the roller through a flexible tube by means of a small pump.
- I will only explain the differences and disadvantages that can be stated: of the present technology, it is that it does not first explain how the brush or roller is held, if there is only a flexible preformed rubber pump. It will bend, deforming and stop working, or else, the brush will have to be taken by the bristles and the roller by its plush. Nor does it explain how the pump is constructed in the brush without joints, or how the valves are inserted. This brush is simply seamless.
- this invention is as naive as to think that if a ball is struck, it will once again inflate because it has a perfectly spherical preformed plastic, but this magic pump will do it by sucking thick paint from a canister to the suction pump simply lacks strength.
- the pump "deflates" is unable to expel all or most of the air it contains. So even if it expands and contracts correctly, the air will contract and expand without moving the thick paint.
- the sealing is perfect, because in the drawing no connection is distinguished, so it is not possible to construct this.
- the spring valves are degraded or not supported by both the chemical action of the paint and the physical action of pumping. But these valves are totally inaccessible.
- Patent application number USl 829850 explains the invention with new and useful improvements in brushes and particularly with a source brush that is spontaneously provided with the liquid or the solution of a package attached in a continuous stream.
- My invention easily supports not only any width or shape of a brush, but also of a roller or an extension, in addition to the manual suction pump that is more practical than the whole mechanism of parts that this patent carries.
- this invention refers to a suction pump operated by a plunger that moves inside a tube and moves the liquid in the same way it does.
- a syringe when injecting, only that it does it upwards and continuously, in addition to its extreme complexity with respect to my invention, one of its main disadvantages is that the plunger or button moves very little, that is to say that the air contained in the pump chamber and that is contained between the two check valves and the seal, is many times greater than the air that could move the seal when moving.
- My invention is much better among other things, because I have a high recovery percentage in the bellows, my valves are more modern, resistant to corrosion, make a perfect seal and almost no effort, are also replaceable, removable and washable, and You can access them with a brush, absolutely its entire surface is internal or external.
- Application number GBl 110413 this invention relates to a useful device designed primarily to provide means by which the paint can be dispensed directly, with which it can be applied to a surface, is therefore the main object of the invention is to provide an improved apparatus for applying paint.
- the present invention is not fully explained but its drawbacks and differences are detailed with the present application of mine, the invention encompasses a combination of different parts, an assembly for a paint container, the assembly of the closure including the means for assemble it, join the outer surfaces of the container at its open end to provide a tight seal of the container;
- One way to apply the paint is that a type of roller that incorporates a container can be used in the invention, and according to a preferred optional feature, the invention provides the improved means for transferring the paint from the reservoir to the applicator and the roller.
- this invention is very similar to US3282223, so the complexity of them makes them very difficult to assemble and work, in addition to the fact that their structure in paint injection pumps is very complex and difficult to clean.
- this invention has for its purpose the ready and convenient means for lifting and unloading paint or lime slurry, and the applied substances are spread with a brush
- the arrangement of the parts that conforms to this invention consists of a syringe of rubber and flexible tubes, together with the brush with bristles, a handle, the syringe of the pump, constructed in the usual way, consisting of a bulb, connected with a tube at each end, the tube that receives the liquid from the tank and the tube that delivers the liquid between the bristles, at each end of the bulb there is a valve, so that the syringe is worked in the ordinary way by compressing the bulb, the brush handle is tubular and is cut on each side to admit the bulb .
- the application BE685509 Ia present invention describes a rubber ball that acts as a valve, closing the paint arrives and returns thanks to a spring, at its ends a tube that allows to connect the arrival of the plastic pipe, which connects the valve with the pump .
- the cylindrical in the plastic, interchangeable, the ring threads with the shoulder allowing to fix the very flexible rubber membrane and bends, edges for the spring, which is connected to a plastic pipe that goes towards the brush or the roller.
- This appliance must save time painter and all the work it does not consist more in lost time, so the act of the pump to the desired flow • for a contribution from the paint regular and constant, so there would be a saving work 50% would be made easier.
- This apparatus consists only of: a perforated plastic tube in which a roller is fixed, to this tube a diaphragm pump that works with the hand is connected, the pump is connected to a container containing the paint.
- this patent as you know the dome is a very strong structure which is already known by man, you have tried to break an egg by squeezing it by its oval ends.
- a rubber dome or plastic membrane with technology from the sixties could be flexible, but the rubber is essentially hard, once pressed the dome is in an inverse position or shape, and also strong, that is, there is not only no recovery force, but there is a negative recovery force, contrary to the applied force, so the painter must overcome both the force of oppressing and deforming the dome, as well as the strong spring on which it rests and that the dome must straighten, to achieve a good seal, both of paint and air, the springs that push the marble must also be very strong, and the painter must use one hand to pump and another to paint, hold the pump with two or three fingers and push with the thumb, because he cannot use the force of the other hand or arm, overcome only with the thumb, the force of the dome and at the same time that of a spring, this should be able to suck thick viscous and sticky paint, against the deformation of the hard dome, and also the spring that strongly pushes the marbles of the valves, will be greater than the force of the thumb of most human beings,
- the application number WO99 / 07254, the present invention speaks of an improved brush with internal paint feed, which has a multiple interior of impermeable distribution for flexible liquids or paint, we do not detail the present application but if we explain the inconveniences and differences between this and mine, this patent refers to a brush that is fed by an electric pump that injects paint into the brush;
- the brush has in its handle with a switch that works on the basis of air and that controls the on and off of the pump, in relation to my invention, both the pump and the brush are excessively complex, the system is cumbersome to wash, the brush is screwed to the handle, it is necessary to have a source of electric current; Because it has an especially large chamber to store the paint, it does not affect that it can be injected in excess, but in a brush this is especially delicate, the patent does not explain how the pump works, and especially how the painter knows how much paint It is injecting, any excess paint will drip, and unlike my model, the brush does not have a container in its lower part that may contain a
- Figure 1 is a conventional perspective view of the paint system.
- Figure 2 is an exploded front view of the brush with its removable base with bristles.
- Figure 3 is a cross section AA ' in explosive of the brush, with the detachable base without bristles.
- Figure 4 is a side view of a longitudinal section BB ' in explosive of the brush, with the removable base without bristles.
- Figure 5 is the same cross section AA ' of the brush, where its parts are shown.
- Figure 6 is a side view of the same longitudinal section BB ' of the brush, showing how its parts are joined.
- Figure 7 is a front view of the detachable base with bristles.
- Figure 8 is a top view of the detachable base without bristles.
- Figure 9 is a bottom view of the detachable base.
- Figure 10 is a longitudinal section CC of the detachable base with bristles.
- Figure 1 1 is the cross section D-D ' in explosive of how the parts that make up the suction pump are joined.
- Figure 1 2 is the same cross-section D-D ' of the suction pump with its integrated parts.
- Figure 13 is a cross section EE ' of the portable heater.
- Figure 14 is a front view of the portable singer.
- Figure 15 is a top view of the portable heater.
- Figure 1 6 is a cross-section of the paint canister, where the suction pichancha valve and its cleaning system can be seen.
- Figure 17 is a front view of a portable heater boat specifying its electrical parts.
- Figure 18 is a front view of the canister inserted in a thermal insulating sheath.
- Figure 19 is a top view of the portable heater boat.
- Figure 20 is a conventional perspective view of one of the modalities of the improved painting system.
- Figure 21 is the same cross section F-F ' and in explosive of the brush, of
- Figure 22 is a cross section FF ' of the brush of Figure 20, showing its ducts and an inserted valve.
- Figure 23 is a cross-section of another of the modalities of the brush where the internal electrical parts of this brush are appreciated.
- Figure 24 is a conventional perspective view of the modality of the brush, without its removable parts of Figure 20.
- Figure 25 is a front view of one of the variant of the detachable base with integrated roller.
- Figure 26 is an explosive section of the cleaning mechanism of the present system, where the manner of how the parts are joined in a water outlet with a smooth nozzle can be seen.
- Figure 27 is a section of the cleaning mechanism of the improved cleaning system, connected to a water outlet with a threaded nozzle, without the help of the flexible insert for a smooth nozzle.
- Figure 28 is a longitudinal section of one of the modalities of the improved system for supplying paint, to fit a roller.
- Figure 29 is a longitudinal section in explosive in detail of the modality of the improved system to adapt to the roller of Figure 28.
- Figure 30 is a cross-section in detail of the brush that can be threaded in the embodiment of Figures 28 and 29
- Figure 31 is an exploded front view of the internal and external parts of the independent suction pump.
- Figure 32 is a side view of an explosive longitudinal section of the internal and external parts of the independent suction pump.
- Figure 33 is a front view of a cross section of the independent suction pump where the joined internal parts can be seen.
- Figure 34 is a side view of a longitudinal section of the independent suction pump, where the internal and external parts coupled between them can be seen.
- the improved paint feeding system for a brush consists of: a brush 1 which has a removable rectangular base 2 on its upper part made of a single piece of injected plastic and can vary in size from an inch up to ten inches long depending on the use to be given; inside the removable base 2 there is a paint distribution channel 3, which runs almost the entire internal part of said base 2, which will distribute the paint evenly between the bristles 4 which will be placed inside the base without obstructing the paint distribution channel 3 ;
- the same base 2 has a secure metal fastener 5 at its left end, which is movable and serves to secure the base 2 with the upper body of the brush 1 which has a curved hanger 10 where the safety lock will be inserted clamping 5, this safety can change position, as it can be in the base 2 as in the part of the upper lateral sides of the brush 1; in the lower part of the removable base 2 there is a small circular rail 6 which serves as a lever to be held, and it enters or is snapped into the cavity 7, this in order
- the brush 1 is divided into two parts, which later when joined, form the body of a brush, with a manual suction pump 12, and that when operated, feeds paint, easily and controlled from a boat 11 to the bristles 4,
- the suction pump 12 is formed as follows in the internal part of the brush 1 have a convection cavity 13, which is manufactured in this way in the body of the brush 1, since its concave or curved shape is necessary to be able to store enough paint and give it a better performance, this cavity has two holes 14 which serve as inputs and outputs of the paint to the convection cavity 13, in the front part give brush 1, a diaphragm will be inserted, or elastic bellows 15 that at
- This characteristic of this invention is that it has a bellows 15 with a solid and rigid ring 16 preferably of metal, which when joined together will look like a single piece inserted in a circular channel 17 that the body of the brush 1 is constructed in the front part.
- This metal ring 16 wrapped by the elastic membrane 15, greatly facilitates the assembly and disassembly thereof, necessary to wash the interior of the brush.
- this brush has a conduit 20, which starts from the lower part of the brush 1 passes through a removable threaded part 21, in which a connecting tube 22 is inserted, that it will be securely fastened within the removable part 21, said tube 22, has an outlet where the paint conduction hose 23 will be inserted and a paint inlet valve is attached to the upper part of the connection tube 22 in the form of duckbill 24, which is easy to install under pressure in the tube 22; since, due to its shape and anticorrosive material of the valve 24, it has a better cleaning and durability, in addition to the fact that it does not lose its shape over time, subsequently the valve 24 is inserted into a special cavity 25, • made to measure so that it enters in such a way that its output peak is connected to the duct 20, where the paint will pass; in the intermediate part of l ⁇ brush
- the brush 1 will be connected by its connecting tube or connector, by its lower part of the handle where the hose 23 will be inserted precisely in the part where there is less movement when painting, at the end of the handle.
- This same hose 23 can be connected to a portable paint heater 32, this in order that when the paint passes through this heater it is heated and comes out more fluid and lighter, as it is known the paint is a thick, viscous, sticky liquid and when it is heated, its thick state changes a little, leaving it lighter, which greatly helps the suction pump 12 to be able to suck the paint through the ducts 20 and 28 until it reaches the bristles 4 of the removable base 2.
- This heater portable 32 as illustrated in figures thirteen and fourteen works with two threaded connectors, one inlet and one outlet 33 which are coupled to the hose
- this connector has a hollow metal outer tube 34 with internal thread on its two sides, which at its two ends has a Turkish 35 to be able to tighten the threaded connector 33.
- a round plastic seal 36 is inserted at each end and this serves so that the paint does not come out of the threaded area; to the same tube has a hole not illustrated where a cable for electric current 37 will pass or exit; a temperature sensor 38 will also be installed to regulate and not overheat;
- a resistance sensor 39 is integrated, in case gas or air accumulates, it turns off automatically, since the paint is a flammable product and care must be taken; an electrical resistance 40 is integrated, to heat the internal conductive tube 41, which is of a smaller thickness and is not flammable, for the passage of the paint; insulating material 42, this material will keep the two tubes 34 and 41 separated, forming an internal chamber between the two and protect the internal devices; an on and off device with a temperature control 43 is also added, which will be used to turn it
- FIG. 11 Another modality of the canister 11 for storing paint is that it can be transformed into a portable metal canister for painting as illustrated in figure seventeen, which will have a screw cap 50, an inlet tube 51, where the hose 23 will enter and transport the paint.
- a fire valve 52 will be integrated, which allows the entry and exit of gases in a controlled manner and does not cause the paint to swell, because it disperses the gases;
- a resistance to the measure in the form of a coil 53 is adhered around the metal ball 11 and an electric current cable 54 will be connected; in addition to a vibration sensor 55 which works when there is vibration and interrupts the current for safety;
- a position sensor 56 is also integrated so that when the boat 11 is running, it must be perfectly straight and motionless;
- a temperature switch sensor 57 that opens respectively at thirty, forty-five or sixty degrees of temperature, this allows the paint not to get too hot; a three-position on and off switch not shown;
- This same brush has another variant or modality, it only varies a little in its internal part and that does not It has a removable handle with an inlet valve, as can be seen in Figure 21, where the design of the brush is almost equal in the part of the suction pump 12, the only thing that varies is the internal duct in its internal part 20, it does not change at all, except that it has a single outlet valve 29, slightly inclined where the paint will pass, which will reach an upper channel 9 that will cover the entire upper part of the brush and where it will be coupled by means of one had paint input 8, a detachable base 2 in a single piece, which straight tubes 61, with lateral holes 62, will be inserted, where the paint will come out and this will wet the bristles 4 in a uniform way, in addition to carrying on its two lateral ends some hangers 63, which they will serve as fasteners between the removable base 2 and the body of the brush 1 since the inner part of the upper chamber 31, there are edges or projections 64 where the hangers 63 will enter, which will also serve as
- this brush can integrársele a vibration system as shown in Ia twenty figure, the brush is the same as Ia 'first appointing only that Ie installed in the part inside of the body of the brush 1 , in its upper part of a side an on and off switch 65 and in the part of the handle or in the detachable base a battery 66 with an integrated electric transducer motor 67, which converts the stored electrical energy into vibration;
- the battery 66 has an electrical effect that deforms certain materials when an electric current is applied and vice versa, when deforming a material generates a current by means of a microcircuit 68, which presses the current and generates a vibration in the transducer motor, this type of Batteries are used in cell phones, and they have the same vibration effect on the brush 1, which causes the .4 fences to significantly increase their capillarity capacity, causing this vibration to raise the paint to the tips even when ceilings are painted, since when the paint is very thick or pasty when turning on the vibrator it behave
- the location of the pieces are in sections that do not need cleaning and do not get dirty with the paint; in case a more powerful vibration is needed, a motor not illustrated with an eccentric weight on its axis can be used and connected to the electric current or to a larger battery 66 outside of Ia brush 1, this system has the peculiarity that can be used in brushes and rollers.
- Another one of the variants of the detachable base of the brush is that of figure twenty-five, which has the same shape of the detachable base 2, and fits the same, and only undergoes small changes such as the disappearance of the internal channel 3 and Ia Integration of a rigid hollow conductive tube of paint 69 and in its upper part has holes 70 through which the paint will come out and moisten the plush 71 of the cylindrical tube or roller 72 that is located in the upper part of the conductive tube 69, forming a removable base with integrated roller, for the brush with suction pump.
- the cleaning or washing device 46 As shown in figures twenty-seven and twenty-seven, this device also has another threaded part 73 which can be attached or inserted into a socket water that does not have a threaded area, being easy to use and manufacture.
- One more of the variants of the present is a removable handle in sections as can be seen in figures twenty eight and twenty-nine only that a rigid conductive paint tube 69 is integrated therein and in its upper part it has holes 70 where it will exit The paint and which will moisten the plush 71 of the cylindrical tube or roller 72 and the tube 69 is coupled by means of a hole 74 which has the first section 75 which is a circular piece with threaded interior; when entering the tube 69 it reaches a certain depth where it will be imprisoned against the neck and gasket 76 of an outlet valve 29 and makes a perfectly tight seal, this pressure exerted between them, causes the tube 69 to not move and remain firm.
- One more of the variants of the manual suction pump is that it is an independent suction pump without brush, which serves to pump and transfer paint, light liquids or thick, this pump is shaped as follows: an ergonomic piece with internal thread 85, which has an internal duct 86 that extends throughout the piece, and where the duct 86 is enlarged a bit leaving a wider cavity 87 with • a slightly wider space.
- a threaded internal part 88 In the upper internal part of the piece 85 is a threaded internal part 88 and where an coupling tube 89 will be inserted which in its lower part 90 is thin with a pointed sections, where an inlet hose will be inserted , this same coupling tube 89 in its upper part 91 is a bit wider and has an edge in all its periphery, this in order that in that part an inlet valve 92 is inserted, once all these elements inside the ergonomic piece 85, will be coupled and sealed with a gasket 93, which will not allow paint to escape or air enters through that joint.
- the threaded lower end 94 of the body of the suction pump 95 is a kind of bedroom with a small conduit 96 where it is placed from the inlet valve 92.
- the small conduit 86 projects from the chamber 96 ending in a concave cavity.
- enlarged and circular 97 Ia which in its upper part is open and around it is a circular channel 98 in which a metal ring 99 will be inserted covered with an elastic membrane or bellows 100 which, when joined together, will be inserted in the circular pressure channel 98 thus covering the enlarged and circular concave cavity 97, thus forming an independent manual suction pump 101, which will serve as a reservoir and pump paint or liquids
- the concave cavity 97 in its internal part has another conduit 86 that projects towards the other end of the body of the suction pump 95, this conduit ending in a smaller and pointed size 102 so that an outlet valve 103 is inserted therein.
- the upper part and almost at the end of the body of the suction pump 95 is a threaded part 104, to which a second threaded ergonomic piece 105 will be attached, which has an internal duct 86 that extends throughout the part, in
- the inner lower part of the piece 105 has an internal threaded zone 106 and where the duct 86 is enlarged a little leaving a wider cavity 107 with a slightly wider space in which a second coupling tube 108, the which is substantially larger than the outlet valve 103, so that it enters under pressure in the coupling tube 108, the same tube ends in its thinner end part with an area in the flanged tip 109 this in order that in that part s and insert an outlet hose, where the paint or liquids will be distributed, when joining the threaded piece 104 with the 105 it will be coupled and sealed with a ' packing 110, which will not allow paint to escape or air enters that area that he joined.
- this independent manual suction pump with an ergonomic handle at its ends is formed, thus giving a unique and original design due to the shape of its parts, in addition to working perfectly since for every cubic centimeter of pressure it pushes or injects another centimeter cubic paint to the outside through its ducts, the greater the pressure, the greater the quantity expelled.
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Abstract
L'invention se rapporte à un système amélioré d'alimentation de peinture, permettant de peindre au pinceau ou au rouleau, caractérisé par sa nouveauté, sa simplicité et sa facilité d'emploi. Il se compose d'un pinceau à pompe d'aspiration manuelle à cavité concave, placée dans le corps du pinceau ou du rouleau et destinée à acheminer de la peinture avec facilité en permanence et de manière contrôlée au moyen du pompage d'un diaphragme inséré dans le corps du pinceau. En sus de la base démontable spécialement conçue pour ce système, ce dernier comporte des variantes au niveau de ses parties internes, à savoir un système de nettoyage, pouvant se connecter à une alimentation en eau pour son lavage. Le système comporte en outre un manche se détachant en segments, auquel on peut fixer un pinceau ou un rouleau, et un modèle de pompe manuelle indépendante.
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