Brush head, a method and a machine for manufacturing thereof

Toilet – Toothpick – And motor driven mechanism or fluid applicator

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15180, 264243, 300 21, 425805, A61C 306, A61C 1700, A46B 1302, A46D 108

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ABSTRACT:
A brush head for cleaning and massaging the teeth and gums is disclosed having a bundle of parallel fibers welded together to form a bottom plate. The brush head is produced by continuously feeding the parallel fibers to a heated mandrel, partially melting one end of the fiber bundle to form a bottom plate with a surplus of melted material extending away to form an extended bottom plate. The extended bottom plate is removed, leaving a bottom plate which is sufficiently rigid so as to be directly attachable to a driving device. The welded bottom plate assures that fibers remain firmly attach to prevent fibers from loosening or separating from the brush.

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