Applicator with rotary cam piston mechanism
AssigneeMitsubishi Pencil Company, Limited
InventorSatoru Sumiyoshi
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Abstract
An applied liquid applicator for discharging applied liquid by turning of an operating portion provided to a barrel main body achieves improved filling efficiency of the applied liquid stored in the barrel main body with respect to an inside capacity of the barrel main body. The applied liquid is fed to the applicator portion through the first valve and the applied liquid feed path by turning the operating portion and sliding the piston in the front-back direction by use of the cam mechanism portion.
Claims5
An applicator for discharging applied liquid by turning of a rotating operating portion attached to a barrel main body, the applicator comprising:
- the barrel main body in which an applied liquid reservoir portion for storing the applied liquid is provided;
- the rotating operating portion provided in front of the barrel main body to be able to turn with respect to the barrel main body;
- a piston which is slid in a front-back direction of the barrel main body by turning the rotating operating portion;
- a cam mechanism portion, comprising a cam formed on the piston and a cam groove formed on the rotating operating portion, the applied liquid being discharged by operation of the cam mechanism portion,
- a through hole provided in the piston;
- an applied liquid feed path communicating with the through hole in the piston to feed the applied liquid to an applicator portion;
- a first valve for opening and closing the through hole provided in the piston, the applied liquid being discharged through the first valve and the applied liquid feed path;
- a through hole formed in the rotating operating portion, communicating with the through hole provided in the piston;
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- a spring for biasing the first valve in such a direction as to close the through hole provided in the piston;
- wherein the applied liquid is discharged by turning the rotating operating portion and sliding the piston in the front-back direction by use of the cam mechanism portion, and
- wherein a first end portion of the spring is engaged in the rotating operating portion and a second end portion of the spring being engaged in the first valve.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.