Mitsubishi Pencil Company, Limited

Graham Packaging Company, L.p.

Masaru Kimura

Yasuhiro Sato

Kiyokazu Sakurai

Yoshiomi Konose

Akio Watanabe

Shunzo Miyazaki

Yuji Nakamura

The present invention provides a method and device for producing a content filling bottle including a bottom part that is inverted between a concave shape and a convex shape to prevent a body part from being subjected to reduced pressure deformation, the method and device being capable of efficiently producing a sanitary and high-quality content filling bottle. Contents are filled into an empty bottlewith an inversion partprojecting outwardly from the body part. A capis fitted onto an opening of the bottleto seal the bottle. An auxiliary toolis then installed on the bottom partof the bottle. Then, the bottom part of the bottlewith the auxiliary toolinstalled thereon is supported via the auxiliary tool. The downwardly projecting inversion partis pressed up so as to be inverted and recessed inwardly into the bottle. Subsequently, with the opening of the bottlegripped, the auxiliary toolis separated from the bottle

Method and device for producing content filling bottle

A liquid painting instrument according to the present invention includes a neck portion of a cross-sectionally noncircular configuration provided on a wall having a passage hole that allows the neck member of the inner shaft to pass therethrough at a certain position in a circumferential phase while preventing the neck member from passing therethrough at other positions in the circumferential phase. The control wall is located at a position in front of the neck portion in the unknocked state. Projections are also provided on the front face of the neck member; each has a cam face that slides on the rear face of the control wall so as to displace the inner shaft rearward with respect to the fixed position where the valve is closed when the inner shaft is rotated preventing the neck member from passing through the passage hole.

Liquid painting instrument with valve control

A liquid applicator according to the present invention includes an inner shaft as a liquid reservoir, an applying member, and a valve, wherein near the front end of the inner shaft there is provided a head portion which is non-circular in cross-section along the direction perpendicular to the axial line. At a position in front of the head portion of the inner shaft in an unknocked state, there is provided a controlling wall through which has been bored a through hole which is so designed that the head portion of the inner shaft can pass through the hole when it advances thereby keeping a position in a certain phase of the circumferential direction, while it cannot pass through that hole when keeping a position in another phase.

Liquid applicator having a lockout valving position

A fluid application tool having a gap provided between the rear end of an immersion substance temporarily storing applied fluid to be supplied to application material and the edge of a fluid exit of an immersion substance support abutted on the immersion substance by forming convexes on the front edge portion of the immersion substance support surrounding the exit.

Fluid application tool with convex spacers

A hair cosmetics coating tool comprising a main cylindrical body, a storage part of a liquid hair cosmetic provided in said main cylindrical body, a brush provided at the top of the main cylindrical body, small holes for supplying the liquid hair cosmetics from the storage part to the brush and a comb body provided adjacent to the brush, while bristle root holes of the brush and the small holes being communicated with each other totally through slits.

Hair cosmetics coating tool

A hair cosmetics coating tool comprising a main cylindrical body, a liquid hair cosmetics storage part provided in the main cylindrical body, a brush provided at the top of the main cylindrical body, a supply device for supplying the liquid hair cosmetics from the storage part to the brush and a comb body provided adjacent to and along the brush.

A hair tonic coating and patting tool including a hair tonic storage tank, a valve device attached to the storage tank, a top shaft attached to the storage tank, a brush support body which comprises a guide hole communicating with a brush fixing hole, a pole in one side and a support shaft in the opposite side and the support shaft is engaged in the valve rod of the valve device while the brush support body is movable axially and a brush having bristles of slightly larger length than that of the pole.

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Gunma, Japan

Masaru Kimura