Cap For Protecting The Bristles On The End Of A Paintbrush Or The Like
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Oct 2, 2008
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Jan 20, 2005
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Jan 22, 2004
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The invention relates to a cap for protecting the bristles (1) of a paintbrush (1, 2, 3). Said cap comprises a housing (7, 8) consisting of two shells (7, 8) that are joined to each other in an articulated manner in order to close the housing (7, 8) by adjacently superimposing the shells (7, 8). One (7) of the shells, which is fixed, is extended by a rigid cradle (6) for receiving a ferrule (3) of the paintbrush, said cradle (6) being provided with elements (4, 5) at the ends thereof, for respectively gripping the ferrule (3). The other shell (8), which is mobile, is provided with a locking element (16) at the distal end thereof, which co-operates with a complementary locking element (17) pertaining to the fixed shell (7), by nesting therein in the closing position of the housing (7, 8), said locking elements (7, 8) projecting radially.
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