Method for fixing writing brush tip

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for fixing a writing brush tip. The method includes the following steps of firstly, winding 6-10 circles of yarn at the end of the writing brush tip; secondly, sleeving a plastic sleeve which is equal to the writing brush tip in diameter below the yarn; thirdly, turning the bottom of the writing brush tip upward, and gluing the bottom of the writing brush tip; and fourthly, keeping the bottom of the writing brush tip horizontal and upward to stand for 24 hours to finish fixing of the writing brush tip. The defect that ink permeates to cause mildew and rotting of soft hair is overcome effectively, and the service life of a writing brush is prolonged. In addition, the problem of falling of hairs of the writing brush tip is solved, writing quality is improved greatly, and the service life of the writing brush is prolonged.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for making a writing brush, in particular to a method for fastening the nib of the writing brush. Background technique [0002] The hair loss problem of the brush tip has always troubled calligraphers and painters. At the same time, brush manufacturers have no effective means to solve this problem. The disadvantage of the fixing method is that there is too little adhesive at the bottom of the nib, which cannot effectively penetrate into the nib; and because the existing technology in the production process of the brush nib cannot completely straighten the vellus hairs at the bottom, so the adhesive penetrates too little and cannot be effectively infiltrated. The bottom of all the vellus hairs are glued firmly, so the tip of the brush will constantly fall out if the vellus hairs are not glued firmly, which will affect the quality of writing. At the same time, the bottom of the finished nib should be put into the pen ho...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The hair loss problem of the brush tip has always troubled calligraphers and painters. At the same time, brush manufacturers have no effective means to solve this problem. The disadvantage of the fixing method is that there is too little adhesive at the bottom of the nib, which cannot effectively penetrate into the nib; and because the existing technology in the production process of the brush nib cannot completely straighten the vellus hairs at the bottom, so the adhesive penetrates too little and cannot be effectively infiltrated. The bottoms of all the hairs are glued firmly, so during use, the ti