WO2016016433A1 - Drahtkernapplikator mit angeschrägten hohlfaserborsten - Google Patents
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- the invention is directed to a mascara brush with a core of at least two twisted together
- Wire sections and with a bristle trim of bristles which are formed from inside hollow filaments, which are held clamped between the two wire sections.
- Such applicators are also referred to as wire core applicators.
- Different wire core applicators can be produced without having to invest significant sums in new tools for a particular applicator, unlike injection molded applicators.
- wire core applicators also have to fulfill two requirements in particular:
- Applicators between two applications are often immersed for hours in the reservoir filled with the mascara mass, so that the capillary action, the nature of a
- Mass delivery is improved over the known applicators.
- the mascara brush according to the invention has a core of at least two wire sections twisted together and a bristle lining of hollow filaments inside, which are held clamped in each case between the two wire sections.
- the filaments form bristles, which are usually no longer in the clamping region of the wire core, but otherwise hollow inside and thus have the necessary capillary action to absorb mascara. It is by no means important that mascara mass is drawn into the bristle through the capillary action over the entire or predominant length, but in most cases only the processes at the radially outward end of the respective bristle are of interest.
- the mascara brush according to the invention is characterized in a first aspect in that the radially outward, free ends of the bristles are cut obliquely in the manner of a simple wedge, so that a first side of the respective bristle, seen from the wire core along the respective bristle, seen from a has maximum length extension and the diametrically opposite second side has a minimum length extension.
- the bristle ends are not chisel-like or roof-like, d. H. sharpened from two sides.
- end surface a single, wedge-like-oblique to the bristle longitudinal axis extending cutting surface called end surface, which, figuratively, resembles the obliquely cut end of a cut rose.
- the incision area of the bristles formed by the oblique incision forms a large support area, which the individual eyelashes can slide along for a considerable time before slipping off the front side of the bristle and settling between adjacent bristles.
- the eyelash has ample opportunity to be wetted with mascara mass.
- a mascara brush of the type described in more detail having at their free ends a wedge-shaped bristle tip having bristles with at least one a wedge
- the surface roughness Rz which is also called the roughness, must be determined in accordance with DIN EN ISO 4287/4288.
- the oblique bleed surfaces due to the roughness of the invention have a good Mascaraamtell and thus also a correspondingly good Mascaraabgabehabit to the first during the combing it along sliding eyelash hairs.
- the bleed surfaces are of particular importance in that the eyelashes in the make-up process at the beginning of the make-up movement are first guided along this surface and slide along.
- the surface roughness (Rz) can in particular by grinding the bristle ends by means of a
- Mass absorption and mass storage capacity for mascara mass improved mass improved.
- a mascara brush with a core of at least two wire sections twisted together and a bristle set of bristles formed by filaments.
- the filaments are held clamped between the two wire sections.
- the bristles are made of a hollow plastic material and carry at their free end a wedge-shaped tip instead of a substantially perpendicular to the bristle longitudinal axis
- bristles for the most part has a wedge-shaped tip with at least one gate surface and a part of the bristles has a wedge-shaped tip formed by an oblique gate with a gate area.
- According to the invention can be equipped to push the bristle between the eyelashes at the beginning of the application so that the respective eyelash better in contact with the bristle remains even after the slipping of the eyelash from the wedge surface forming gate surface in the region of the bristle shaft , This allows the respective
- the wedge-shaped tip can be formed by a Doppelschräganrough, which consists of two converging surfaces that intersect at the free end of the bristle, at least in their imaginary Renewal. In this way, the bristle in question can act on both sides and so two eyelashes
- a part of the bristles may be a wedge-shaped one formed by a double oblique incision
- Extensions intersect at or near the free end of a respective bristle.
- a bristle can displace eyelashes on both sides and thus separate. Unlike a bristle which is simply cut off at an angle, such a bristle does not show any disturbing
- the bristles may be aligned such that the one or both of a bristle tip opposite gate surface (s) are arranged transversely to the wire core longitudinal axis, in which case in particular the bristles, which are equipped with only a one-sided gate surface, such
- the invention is characterized in another embodiment therefore characterized in that the gate surfaces are aligned transversely, in particular perpendicular, to the wire core longitudinal axis (LD). It is advantageous here, if the
- Parting surfaces of the bristles with a gate surface partially towards the brush end and partially to
- Brush tip are aligned.
- the gate surface formed by the oblique section is aligned so that, when along the
- Wire core longitudinal axis ie in a view from the front on the free end of the wire core or a view from the front on the intended for attachment to the stem free end of the wire
- Wire core looks frontally on the gate area, while one does not look at the gate area when looking in the circumferential direction. This is preferably true for all bristles of the stocking.
- a mascara brush may have a plurality of differently formed bristle types at its bristle tip.
- a bristle stock in its entirety may comprise bristles having a non-pointed and non-wedge shaped tip and bristles having a wedge shape
- Wire core longitudinal axis (LD) are aligned, and the at least one of a plurality of each other adjacent and each a similar trained
- Bristles comprehensive area or sector or zone are arranged, whose / their bristles have a contrast formed differently bristle tip.
- the bristle facing it is also possible for the bristle facing to have a plurality of regions, sectors or zones which are located in
- Circumferential direction of the bristle trim transverse, in particular perpendicular, to the wire core longitudinal axis (LD) or in
- Wire core longitudinal axis (LD) are aligned, and the at least one of a plurality of each other
- adjacent bristles comprise existing bristle row, the adjacent bristles each one different
- bristles all types of bristles each individually be alternately adjacent to each other in a region or a zone or a sector and thereby a
- Training area or zone or sector it is also possible for only one type of bristle to be arranged in an area or a zone or a sector, and then alternately for example in the circumferential direction of the bristle facing in each case an area or a zone or a
- an area or zone or sector comprises at least two bristles.
- bristle types and areas, zones and sectors are possible. For example, must not all of the above or all in all
- the invention therefore provides that the
- an area or a zone or a sector covers an angular distance, the 1/8 to 1/64 of the circumference or the enveloping circle of the bristle trim and thus an angular extent between 5, 6 ° and
- the bristle facing is preferably designed so that the bristles or
- Wedge-shaped filaments form one or more sectors of the bristle set and the further bristles or filaments form one or more further sectors, the sector (s) and the further sector (s) (s) preferably and ideally in
- Borstenbesatz are arranged so that they form a spiral running on the peripheral surface of the bristle facing path, which the invention also provides.
- the further bristles or filaments consist of the same material as the bristles or filaments with wedge-shaped sharpening. It is also advantageous here that the chisel surfaces of the bristles or filaments with wedge-shaped sharpening, neglecting their wedge angle, are oriented perpendicular to the course of the imaginary longitudinal axis of the spiral-shaped path.
- the angle (), by which the gate surface (s) formed by the bevelled cutting or by the double oblique gate is inclined relative to the longitudinal axis of the bristle, satisfies the relationship of 55 ° and ideally even 35 °. This results in a particularly long, well usable, because only flat against the
- this is accompanied by a so-called.
- Doppelanschliff d. H.
- One and the same gate area is sanded a first time and then, in a separate operation, a second time, whereby such a steep angle can be achieved.
- the invention is therefore further distinguished by the fact that for the angle by which the bevel surface or faces formed by the oblique cut or the double oblique cut is inclined relative to the longitudinal axis of the bristle, the relationship is 55 °, preferably 35 °, in particular 20 ° , is.
- the filaments forming the bristles may have a non-circular cross section and preferably a polygonal or a square cross section. Surprisingly, it has proven to be particularly favorable
- the bristles or filaments according to the invention tubular, hollow inside, preferably over the entire length (before twisting). This results in a
- the bristle is hollow inside, it can store with its cavity mascara mass, which in the course of the
- the invention is therefore characterized in that the bristles or filaments are tubular and internally hollow and slit continuously in the direction along its longitudinal axis. It is advantageous to design the bristles or filaments slit continuously in the direction along their longitudinal axis. The bristles or filaments become somewhat unstable in this way, or their stability can be better controlled, so that the bristles deform more during application such that stored in their cavity Mascaramasse is issued over the mouth in the oblique section.
- the outer diameter is circular
- Outer enveloping circle of non-circular cross-section running bristles has a Hüll réelle bemesser which is ⁇ 100 ⁇ and better still> 200 ⁇ .
- the invention is also distinguished by the fact that the outside enveloping circle of non-circular bristles has an enveloping circle diameter which is> 100 ⁇ , preferably ⁇ 200 ⁇ , and -S 340 ⁇ , in particular -S 320 ⁇ .
- the envelope circle here is to be understood that circle in which the respective cross section of the bristle can be inscribed in the best possible way.
- outside surface measured wall thickness of the bristles used be between 15 ⁇ and 100 ⁇ .
- the plastic material may be mixed with particles or may be a complementary, the
- Mass-absorbing property improving effect also by so-called indentations, i. punctate depressions, rather than by locally over the surface locally outstanding particles are reached, d. H. by a plurality of local depressions in the bristle surface which (seen microscopically or greatly enlarged) profile the bristle surface in the manner of a crispbread and thereby make it more receptive.
- the number of indentations or points distributed over a respective bristle is
- Knickfestmaschine confers and therefore causes two positive effects.
- a stiff bristle can penetrate better between superimposed eyelashes of the eyelashes.
- a stiff bristle also shows a much lower Tendency to avoid the grinding wheel and therefore offers the possibility of a stronger Spitzenanschliffs than a softer bristle.
- the bristles of two different plastics consist of a bristle jacket of a first, softer material and one with the bristle jacket
- Eyelashes are as hard as possible and at the same time slender bristles are advantageous, it would be close to itself, the coat of the filament or the coat of bristles from the harder
- the soft mantle supported by the hard core behaves very good-natured when sanding and surprisingly forms a well-defined outer edge, free of fraying and / or breakouts, d. H.
- the majority of the filaments or bristles of the bristle facing consists of such a material mix and structure. So z.
- filaments e.g. As thinner filaments are, each of which consists of a single material
- the first and preferably also the second material may be a plastic, ideally a thermoplastic
- the two plastics can be solidified by coextrusion
- the filaments can Pieces of an endlessly coextruded thread or several endlessly coextruded threads.
- the coextrusion is then not just any arbitrary, interchangeable process, but imprints the endless thread and thus also the filaments cut out of it and the bristles formed therefrom on its special microstructure.
- This microstructure is characterized on the one hand by the fact that the two different plastic materials are particularly intimately glued together or welded or fused and on the other hand, that their
- Plastic molecule chains have a significant orientation in the direction of the longitudinal axis, the later
- Borsten longitudinal axis forms.
- a cavity may be created after coextrusion of such filament by slitting and partial coring.
- the second material one having a Young's modulus (Young's modulus) of at least 1300 N / mm 2 . It is significantly better if the second material has at least one modulus of elasticity of> 1700 N / mm 2 . For most applications, it is advisable that the modulus of elasticity of the second material does not exceed 2700 N / mm 2 .
- the first material has a Shore D hardness -S 80.
- Cross section and preferably have a square cross-section.
- a corresponding cross section the Bristles formed from these filaments after twisting.
- an angle is ⁇ 20 °
- Gating surface of the oblique section is aligned so that when looking along the ApplikatorlCodesachse (ie at a glance from the front of the free end of the wire core or a view from the front for attachment to the stem provided end of the wire core) looks at the gate surface and not at sight along the circumferential direction.
- the area in the direction of travel is in the radially inward direction in the bristle stock of maximum size eyelashes so that the chance of individual eyelashes striking the gate area is particularly great. It has proved to be particularly favorable when the corners of the radially outward bristle tips are rounded.
- Circular bristles according to the invention that the outer diameter is greater than or equal to 115 ⁇ and better still greater than or equal to 215 ⁇ . It is for many
- the outside enveloping circle of the non-circular bristles according to the invention has an enveloping circle diameter which is greater than or equal to 100 ⁇ m and better still greater than or equal to 200 ⁇ m.
- the envelope circle here is to be understood that circle in which the respective cross section of the bristle can be inscribed in the best possible way.
- the wall thickness of the bristles or their bristle jacket, which defines the cavity in the interior of the bristle, must be selected so that the bristle under the influence of the
- Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of the
- bristle according to the invention from the front, d. H. in plan view of the gate surface, which forms the desired wedge surface.
- FIG. 2 shows a bristle according to the invention.
- Fig. 1 in side view of its wedge surface.
- Fig. 3 shows the Fig. 2 in section along the
- Fig. 4 shows a second embodiment of a bristle according to the invention from the front, d. H. in plan view of the wedge surface.
- FIG. 4a shows a section through the bristle shaft of the bristle according to FIG. Fig. 4, which is executed below the wedge surface along a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the bristle.
- Fig. 5 shows a third embodiment of a bristle according to the invention from the front, d. H. in plan view of the wedge surface.
- Fig. 6 shows a section through the bristle gem.
- Fig. 5 which is executed along a plane perpendicular to the bristle longitudinal axis.
- Fig. 7 shows a further, modified
- FIG. 8 shows an overall view of one with the
- FIG. 9 shows the orientation of the beveled surface of the oblique section, which is oriented so that it looks at the gate surface when viewed along the applicator longitudinal axis.
- FIG. 10 again shows the orientation of the
- Gating surface of the oblique section which is aligned so that when looking along the applicator longitudinal axis looks at the gate surface.
- Fig. 11 shows a variant of the invention with
- FIG. 12 shows a detail enlargement from FIG. 6
- FIG. 13 shows a section of the variant shown in FIG. 6, viewed from the front as seen from the front.
- FIG. 14 shows a section of an alternative to the bristle variants shown in FIGS. 11 and 12
- Such an applicator or a mascara brush 18, as he / she shows the Fig. 8, is characterized by a rule
- filament is preferably a section of an endlessly extruded fiber.
- Filaments are inserted as a rule between the wire sections 12, 13 of the wire clamp 11, that they both sides of the wire clamp 11 and its wire sections 12, 13 in
- Drawing correspond to a given brush body.
- the chamfer of the bristles according to the invention usually by grinding.
- Figs. 1 and 2 show the details of a
- Embodiment of a bristle 1 according to the invention Embodiment of a bristle 1 according to the invention.
- the bristle has a circular cross-section and the bristle is inside preferably along its entire length to its foot-side
- the bristle forms a tube whose interior can receive and store mascara mass at least in the vicinity of its mouth to the outside.
- the bristle 1 At its radially outward, free end, the bristle 1 has an inclined section 3 in the manner of a simple wedge. This means that a first side of the respective bristle, viewed in the direction along the longitudinal axis of the bristle L, has a maximum length extension LMAX and the diametrically opposite second side has a minimum extension in length L MIN has. One side of the bristle is thus longer than the diametrically opposite side, cf. Fig. 2.
- the bristle is in any case not only "a little” obliquely cut, but shows a clear
- Slant surface 4 is inclined relative to the bristle longitudinal axis L, the relationship -S 55 ° and ideally even -S 35 °. Particularly advantageous is an additional bevel affects the slenderness of the wedge, with which one can reach an angle -S 20 °.
- Gate area is large enough to achieve the effect intended by the invention, cf. again Fig. 2.
- Figs. 1 and 2 show an optional embodiment, the gate surface 4 in
- Embodiment is represented figuratively by Fig. 7. This embodiment corresponds completely to the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 and differs therefrom only in that the leading edge surface 4 is curved convexly outward at least in regions, mostly predominantly. Ideally, the bleed area (roughly like a pocket watch glass) is in two mutually perpendicular
- Curvature hereby significantly improves the delivery of the stored mascara mass and the wetting of the passing lashes.
- the effect achieved with the invention can best be explained with reference to FIG. 3.
- the here shown black mascara mass penetrates completely or at least a little way into the hollow bristle core 5 and is stored there. If the bristles are moved or bent, z. B. in their passage through the scraper and / or in the course of
- Bleed area 4 is now the area on the mascara mass ready for delivery to the eyelashes, significantly increased, which makes the Fig. 3 clearly visible.
- the bleed surface 4 better (i.
- circular bristles preferably at least 115 ⁇ and better yet at least 215 ⁇ should be.
- drawn bristles according to the invention which should preferably be between 15 ⁇ and 100 ⁇ , respectively
- the gate surface 4 is preferably not sharp-edged merges into the outer peripheral surface of the bristle, but under
- the oblique cut is not through
- Oblique cuts 3 are aligned so that you look at them when looking along the longitudinal axis LD of the wire core or the brush as a whole. This significantly improves the contact between the eyelashes and the bristles, because the
- Bleed surfaces 4 then present in the direction in which the eyelashes move relative to the bristles, with maximum area.
- the angle at which the grinding wheel must be held and moved relative to the brush for this purpose can not be determined because of the strong dependence on the rigidity and length of the bristles used in practice
- Fig. 4 shows a second embodiment, which is a modification of the first embodiment. The only difference is that the bristle according to the invention is slotted in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the bristle in this embodiment.
- the slot is preferably carried out as illustrated in FIG. 4a.
- the slot is then made to "gap", i.e., the slot edges join
- the slot is preferably designed to occupy between 7% and 21% of the total area of the wall section having an identical but unslotted bristle. These slot specifications also apply to non-round cross-section bristles.
- the cut-out angle ⁇ describing the slot satisfies the following relation: 15 ° ⁇ 50 ° ⁇ .
- the described slot is the result of using the length of continuously slotted filaments.
- the slotted between the twisted wire sections zoom.
- the slot has the advantage that the bristles tend to be easily deformed, so even the small, during the actual application
- FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment, which is a modification of the previously described
- Embodiment not a round but a non-round or preferably a polygonal or quadrangular,
- Bristles with a round cross section Because with bristles with non-round cross-section a so-called ⁇ .
- Preferential direction can be imparted to the bristles, ie, a direction in which the bristles have an increased bending stiffness.
- the preferred direction can be linked to the gate 3 so that the forces generated on the wedge surface and tend to "bend aside" the bristles are absorbed particularly well, so that the bristle does not escape prematurely, but long and intensively with the against the gate 4 adjacent eyelash remains in contact.
- the bristle cross section not only non-round to choose, but polygonal or so that he kinks
- the bristle on the one hand, not only under the influence of the forces occurring during the application, can "work” or deform in such a way that the mascara mass stored in the core of the bristle is discharged to the outside, but on the other hand, it is reliably avoided that the bristle Bristle in the application is regularly overloaded so that it collapses or buckles because of the slit and then no more can really make a meaningful contribution to make-up more, but instead to "smear"
- Fig. 6 illustrates some characteristics of this
- the diameter of the bristle profile is preferably selected so that 9 * ⁇ 100 ⁇ and better 9 * ⁇ 200 ⁇ applies to the Hüll Vietnamese bemesser 9 *.
- the wall thickness 7 preferably the same applies as for the bristles with a circular cross-section.
- the bristle stocking of the applicators according to the invention for most preferably consists entirely of hollow filaments.
- Figs. 11, 12 and 13 illustrate a variant of the mascara brush according to the invention with extraordinary
- Filaments formed bristles la oblique section, as described above, and further, also formed from filaments bristles lb without oblique section.
- the bristle trim is designed so that the
- Form bristle set and the other bristles lb form another sector 101.
- the sectors and the other sectors follow in the circumferential direction in a final pattern
- the number of sectors depends on the individual application and the rheological properties of the cosmetic used. Preferably, there are between 1 to 8 sectors and between 1 to 8 other sectors.
- the slanted filaments or bristles in the bristle stock which otherwise consist of further filaments, are arranged in such a way that they form a spiral around the peripheral surface of the bristle
- the other filaments are made of the same material as the filaments with
- FIG. 14 illustrates a variant of the mascara brush according to the invention with an extraordinarily advantageous application and separation effect.
- the bristle stocking 26 consists of filaments formed by filaments la, lc with wedge-shaped
- each of the bristles 1a faces the brush end 16 and
- the bristle stocking 26 is designed so that the bristles la with wedge-shaped sharpening to a plurality of adjacent arranged in a row of bristles 17 form a sector 100 of the bristle stocking 26, the bristles lc with wedge-shaped sharpening to several adjacent in a bristle row 17 ⁇ arranged a sector 102nd form the bristle stocking 26, and the other bristles lb arranged in a row of bristles 17 ⁇ ⁇ form a further sector 101 of the bristle stock 26.
- the sectors 100 and 102 and the other sector 101 alternately follow each other in the circumferential direction.
- the sector 102 is again followed by a sector 101.
- the sequence of sectors continues until over the circumference of the bristle trim 26 a 360 ° circular arc is closed.
- the number of sectors depends on the individual application and the rheological properties of the cosmetic used. Preferably, there are between 1 to 8 sectors 100, 102 and between 1 to 8 further sectors 101.
- Bristle trim 26 are arranged so that they have a
- the other filaments or bristles lb are made of the same material as the
- the stocking is designed so that the chisel surfaces of the filaments or bristles with
- Wedge angle are aligned perpendicular to the course of the imaginary longitudinal axis of the spiral path.
- bristles la, lb, lc of a respective row of bristles 17, 17 17 ⁇ ⁇ are formed identically with respect to the formation of the bristle tip, a row of bristles may of course also Bristles are formed, each different
- bristles 1a, 1b, 1c which are arranged in a repeating pattern with respect to one another, to be formed in a bristle row next to and adjacent to one another, the pattern forming a sector, a region or a zone.
- Second wire section of the wire clip 100, 102 sectors of bristles pointed in a wedge shape
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