Tufting toothbrush
A technology of toothbrush and tow, applied in the direction of brushes, brush bodies, household appliances, etc., can solve the problems of unimplantable mold rods, hindering the insertion of clusters, and interference of the injection molding process.
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[0047] The preferred implementation of the present invention generally includes the following steps, which are discussed briefly here and described in more detail below. The process described below is suitable for producing a toothbrush 10 with tufts 12 , 14 , 16 of different lengths, wherein the angles of extension of those tufts also differ from one another, for example for the production of the toothbrush shown in FIG. 1 . In this document, the arrangement of the clusters will be referred to as the cluster geometry. The tufts of bristles are held in a mold bar 28 (see FIGS. 12 and 13 ), which has the desired tuft geometry and is used as part of an injection molding cavity for forming the tufts. Form a toothbrush handle 18 around.
[0048] see in general figure 2 And Fig. 4, the filament bundle that is made up of bristle material is arranged in the form of a plurality of filament bundles 22, and the diameter of each filament bundle 22 and the number of filaments all corres...
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