Pressurized pen
AssigneeTombow Pencil Co., Ltd.
InventorShunichi Taniguchi
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AssigneeTombow Pencil Co., Ltd.
InventorShunichi Taniguchi
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A pressurized pen having excellent feeling of using it by allowing an easy knocking operation with small force is disclosed. The pressurizing member 18 includes an elastic cylindrical member 19. The elastic cylindrical member 19 has a large-diameter front cylinder portion of which a front end 20a in air-tight manner communicates directly with the rear opening portion 6b of an ink containing tube 6 and which forms the pressurizing chamber 22, and a small-diameter rear cylinder portion 21 which is coaxially connected to a rear end of the front cylinder portion 20 and in which the front end portion 17a of the pressing member 17 is pressed into a rear aperture 21a thereof. The inside of the ink containing tube 6 is pressurized by allowing the pressing member 17 to press the rear cylinder portion 21 into the front cylinder portion 20 and compressing the elastic cylindrical member 19 in the axial direction with the pressing chamber 22 air-tight.
A pressurized pen including a pen refill unit loaded in a barrel, a pen tip disposed on a front end portion of a medium containing tube for containing ink and the like in the pen refill unit, a press pump mechanism for pressing an inside of a rear opening portion of the medium containing tube, and a knock mechanism disposed on a rear end section of the barrel, said knock mechanism enables the pen tip to protrude and retreat from the front end section of the barrel, wherein the press pump mechanism includes a pressurizing member having a pressurizing chamber communicating with the inside of the medium containing tube and being disposed on the rear opening portion of the medium containing tube so as to freely expand and contract in an axial direction, and a pressing member which is configured to press the pressurizing member in a pressing direction and which interlocks with a pressing operation of the knock mechanism, and
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