Multiple wiper
AssigneeGEKA GmbH
InventorDaniela Kulik
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Abstract
The invention relates to a wiper for wiping off a cosmetics applicator that includes a retaining section for fixing the wiper on a cosmetics storage container. The wiper includes several wiping organs disposed one behind the other in an operative direction, of which at least one wiping organ is retained on the retaining section or on an adjacent wiping organ either in such a way that that the at least one wiping organ communicates unimpededly both on its front as well as on its rear with a space storing a cosmetic, or only by a plurality of columns.
Claims23
A wiper for wiping off a cosmetics applicator, with a retaining section for fixing the wiper on a cosmetics storage container, the wiper comprising:
- a plurality of wiping organs disposed one behind the other in an operative direction, of which at least one wiping organ is retained on the retaining section or on an adjacent wiping organ in such a way that the at least one wiping organ communicates unimpededly both on its front (V) as well as on its rear (R) with the cosmetics storage container storing a cosmetic;
- and the retaining section forms a further wiping organ by forming a tubular body which tapers at an end thereof facing into the container, in such a way that the tapered end forms a circular wiper lip which is completely closed in itself in a circumferential direction, and the tubular body is completely closed at its circumference and thereby forms a wiper antechamber which communicates with the cosmetics storage container storing the cosmetic via a wiper opening rimmed by the wiper lip.
A wiper for wiping off a cosmetics applicator, with a retaining section for fixing the wiper on a cosmetics storage container, the wiper comprising:
- a plurality of wiping organs disposed one behind the other in an operative direction, of which at least one wiping organ is retained on the retaining section or on an adjacent wiping organ only by a plurality of columns, each of the columns having a longitudinal length that is essentially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the wiper with the longitudinal length of each column being considerably larger than a width of the respective column in a circumferential direction, and the columns are spaced apart from one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.