ES1304444U - Paint spray accessory (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Accessory for paint spray characterized in that it comprises: - a longitudinal element (1) - a fastening element arranged at one end of the longitudinal element (1), where the paint aerosol can (2) is attached, and where There is a push button (4) with a pressure position against the valve (2.1) of the can (2), allowing the paint to pass through, and a position in which it does not press the valve (2.1) - a grip handle ( 3) arranged at the other end of the longitudinal element (1) - an actuation and pressure mechanism on the valve (2.1) of the aerosol can (2), the actuation mechanism being activated by an activation element that when activated produces the movement of the button (4) from one position to another, the activation element being located at the end where the grip handle (3) is located. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Paint spray accessory

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The invention, as the title of this specification establishes, an accessory for spray or paint aerosol, is an innovation that within current techniques provides advantages unknown until now.

Thanks to its design and configuration, it allows users to paint with the sprays at such a height that they would not reach it if they did not climb an auxiliary element such as a ladder, scaffolding or similar.

TECHNIQUE SECTOR

Therefore, this invention is limited to the field of manufacturing accessories for paint sprays and paint aerosols.

STATE OF THE TECHNIQUE

Paint sprays have revolutionized the world of street art, graffiti and facade decoration, providing artists with a versatile and effective tool to capture their ideas in public spaces.

These small containers of creativity have left their mark on urban walls and surfaces around the world, bringing art to previously inaccessible places.

However, this form of expression is not without challenges, especially when it comes to reaching considerable heights to give life to impressive murals.

The need to use ladders or scaffolding to paint at a certain height has been a constant obstacle for artists, and although it is essential to their work, it carries significant risks.

The use of ladders or scaffolding is essential to achieve adequate coverage on elevated surfaces. Street artists and muralists are often faced with the task of painting on building facades or high walls, requiring safe access at these heights.

However, this need for height presents an obvious risk: the danger of falls. While artists are focused on capturing their vision, their safety can take a backseat, which can result in serious accidents.

In addition to the physical risks, carrying and handling ladders or renting scaffolding can be a cumbersome and expensive process. Hauling ladders to remote locations or carrying scaffolding to busy urban areas is a task that can hinder the creative process. Investing in equipment or scaffold rentals can also increase costs for independent artists or street art collectives.

In this challenging scenario, a need arises for an innovative solution that allows artists to work at elevated heights safely and efficiently.

It is in this context where the current invention arises.

This innovation allows artists to perform their work without the risks associated with ladders and scaffolding, eliminating the need to carry heavy equipment or spend on expensive rentals.

The existence of any product with the same technical characteristics as the invention presented here is unknown.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is the creation of an accessory for spray or paint aerosol that provides a notable innovation within its field of application in the current state of the art, the characterizing details that make it possible being conveniently included in the final claims. that accompany this description.

When spray painting artists want to paint at a high height, it is necessary for them to climb ladders or scaffolding.

This presents several drawbacks, such as the danger of falling and causing an accident. And also the inconvenience of having to carry them up the ladder or scaffolding to the place where they are going to paint.

To this end, the paint spray or aerosol accessory comprises a longitudinal element and a fastening element arranged at one end of the longitudinal element.

The paint aerosol can is attached to the holding element, and where there is a button that goes from a pressure position against the valve of the can, allowing the paint to pass, to a position in which it does not press the valve.

In addition, there is a gripping handle arranged at the other end of the longitudinal element.

It also has a mechanism for actuation and pressure on the valve of the aerosol can.

The actuation mechanism is activated by an activation element that, when activated, allows the paint aerosol to pass through the valve of the can.

Typically, the trigger element is located at the end where the grip handle is located.

EXPLANATION OF THE FIGURES

To complete the description that is being made and in order to help better understand the characteristics of the invention, this descriptive report is accompanied, as an integral part thereof, by a figure in which, for illustrative and non-limiting, the following has been represented.

Figure 1 corresponds to a perspective view of the paint spray accessory.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

This accessory designed for the application of paint using aerosols or sprays represents an innovative solution to overcome the challenges inherent in artistic creation at high heights or difficult-to-access surfaces.

The accessory is made up of several elements that work together to provide artists with a safe and efficient means to carry out their creative work, being able to paint on surfaces that are at a height that they would not reach unless they used accessories such as scaffolding or ladders. .

Firstly, the accessory comprises a longitudinal element (1), which serves as a structural base for the set of components.

At one end of this longitudinal element (1) a fastening element is located to reliably secure a paint aerosol can (2).

The aerosol can (2) is placed in this holding element, and it is here where a button (4) is arranged. This button (4) has two possible positions: one in which pressure is exerted on the valve (2.1) of the can, allowing the release of paint, and another in which no pressure is applied, stopping the paint output.

The other end of the longitudinal element (1) houses a grip handle (3), ergonomically designed to provide the artist with optimal control over the accessory.

In addition, the accessory includes a mechanism for actuation and pressure on the valve (2.1) of the aerosol can (2). This mechanism is activated by an activation element, usually located on the grip handle (3), so that it is easily accessible to the artist.

When this trigger element is activated by the artist, it triggers a series of events that allow the controlled release of the paint aerosol through the canister valve.

In a preferred embodiment, the drive mechanism is a Bowden cable. Bowden cable is an element used to transmit force or movement over distances. Preferably, the Bowden cable is guided inside the longitudinal element (1) so that entrapment cannot occur with the hands, from the grip handle (3) to the button (4) located at the other end of the accessory.

When the activation element is activated, which can be a trigger (7) or a button, it exerts tension on the Bowden cable, which in turn causes the button (4) to lower by pressing the valve (2.1) of the aerosol can. , allowing the paint to flow.

When the activation element is a button, it turns on an electric motor whose shaft is connected with the Bowden cable.

In one embodiment, the longitudinal element (1) is telescopic, meaning that it can be adjusted in length as required by the artist to access variable heights or difficult spaces. It also allows it to be transported or stored more easily, since it takes up less space in its collected position.

In one embodiment, the holding element is designed as a clamp (5) with a base (6), which secures the aerosol can firmly and stably. When the holding element is treated, a clamp (5) allows aerosol cans (2) of different sizes to be held, making it universal.

The clamp will close around the body of the can (2), and the bottom part of the can will be placed on the base (6).

In summary, this accessory for paint sprays or aerosols represents a significant advance in the field of urban art and facade decoration.

Through its ingenious design, it offers artists a safe and efficient way to create at high heights or in difficult to access places.

The actuation mechanism, which in a preferred embodiment is based on the Bowden cable, together with the strategic arrangement of the activation element in the grip handle, guarantees precise and safe control over the release of paint.

This accessory stands as a valuable solution to the challenges of artistic creation in urban spaces, alleviating the need to use risky and expensive ladders or scaffolding.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the present invention, as well as the way of putting it into practice, it is not considered necessary to make its explanation more extensive so that any expert in the field understands its scope and the advantages derived from it, stating that, Within its essentiality, it may be put into practice in other embodiments that differ in detail from the one indicated as an example, and to which the protection sought will also be achieved as long as its fundamental principle is not altered, changed or modified. .

Claims (6)

1. - Paint spray accessory characterized in that it comprises: - a longitudinal element (1) - a fastening element arranged at one end of the longitudinal element (1), where the paint aerosol can (2) is attached, and where there is a button (4) with a pressure position against the valve (2.1) of the can (2), allowing the paint to pass through, and a position in which the valve (2.1) is not pressed. - a grip handle (3) arranged at the other end of the longitudinal element (1) - an actuation and pressure mechanism on the valve (2.1) of the aerosol can (2), the actuation mechanism being activated by an activation element that when activated produces the movement of the button (4) from one position to another, the activation element being located at the end where the grip handle (3) is located. 2. - Paint spray accessory, according to claim 1, characterized in that the drive mechanism comprises a Bowden cable from the activation element to the button (4), the Bowden cable being inside the longitudinal element (1). . 3. - Paint spray accessory, according to claim 2, characterized in that the activation element is a trigger (7) arranged in the grip handle (3) that when pressed exerts pressure on the Bowden cable causing the button to (4) Press the valve of the aerosol can. 4. - Paint spray accessory, according to claim 1, characterized in that the activation element is a button that turns on an electric motor whose shaft is connected to the Bowden cable. 5. - Paint spray accessory, according to claim 1, characterized in that the longitudinal element (1) is telescopic. 6.- Paint spray accessory, according to claim 1, characterized in that the holding element (2) is a clamp (5) with a base (6).