Coating implements with material supply – Solid material for rubbing contact or support therefor – Including means to advance material
Patent
1996-12-17
1998-12-22
Bratlie, Steven A.
Coating implements with material supply
Solid material for rubbing contact or support therefor
Including means to advance material
401 80, A45D 4004, A45D 4012
Patent
active
058510788
ABSTRACT:
A mechanism for extending and retracting a cosmetic pomade that has a base with a raised portion and a shelf, at least one aperture positioned near the shelf, and a middle portion having a plurality of slots. The mechanism also includes a cup for holding the cosmetic pomade. The cup is positioned within, and has protrusions for engaging the slots of, the base. A spiral guide member is positioned coaxially with the base. The spiral guide member has a helically-shaped track and a substantially smooth portion or extension. An insert is positioned within the base. The insert has at least one radially projecting tab that extends through the at least one aperture positioned near the shelf of the base to contact the substantially smooth extension of the spiral guide member. Preferably, the insert includes two or more tabs and each one of them is made from a flexible material having a relatively low coefficient of friction relative to the material of the spiral guide member.
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Bow Clark F.
Epley Robert J.
Anchor Advanced Products, Inc.
Bratlie Steven A.
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