Handle for angular brush having an holding tenon for the glue, the relative brush and method for its construction
a technology of holding tenons and handles, applied in the direction of brushes, carpet cleaners, floor cleaners, etc., can solve the problems of annoying forming a slight projection on the collar, rincing the brush, etc., and achieve the effect of simple construction
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[0016] With reference to the accompanying figures, the brush consists of a handle 10, bristles 12 and a collar 16.
[0017] At one end, namely in its wider end, the handle 10 has a tenon 11 having on its outer edge a profile 13 which is inclined by an angle α of about 70° to a central axis 15 of the brush, in the direction of the brush length.
[0018] This is therefore a so-called angular brush, i.e. presenting the end of the bristles 12 inclined by the predetermined angle α. The collar 16 is also of inclined type.
[0019] The profile 13 presents a chamfer 20, preferably on both sides (the longer sides) to enable it to more easily penetrate into the glue subsequently used for gluing.
[0020] At the point at which it engages the handle 10, the tenon 11 has a perimeter slightly less than that of the handle along a section taken at that point. In this manner an edge 17 is obtained at which to position the collar 16.
[0021] The bristles 12 are grouped together to form a pack suitable for the...
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