Claims
- 1. A multiangular pen comprising
- a pen nib having a trunk extending in the longitudinal direction of the pen nib, plural projections radially and outwardly projected from the trunk with a certain angular interval interposed between the projections, a channel extending along the center axis of said trunk, plural slits each extending downward from a tip of the trunk between the projections, plural clearances each extending along the tip portion of the projection, and made continuous from said channel, said slits and projections being alternately arranged and the tip portion of said pen nib being formed as a pyramid;
- a pen nib holder sleeve having a pen nib housing hole extending along its center axis to house the pen nib and also having a tapered portion whose diameter becomes smaller and smaller as it comes nearer and nearer a front end thereof;
- a push sleeve having a guide hole extending in its longitudinal direction and communicating with the pen nib housing hole, said push sleeve being fitted into the pen nib housing hole at a back end side of said pen nib holder sleeve to strike against a back end face of said pen nib;
- an ink introducing core made of fibers material or porous resin material and extending to the ink chamber, passing through the guide hole, the pen nib housing hole and the channel in the pen nib;
- a penholder for housing an assembly of the pen nib, pen nib holder sleeve and push sleeve; and
- an ink holding member;
- wherein a stopper section is provided on the inner face of the pen nib housing hole in said pen nib holder sleeve to fix and hold the pen nib not to move in its rotating direction and said pen nib is restricted by the tapered portion of said pen nib holder sleeve not to move in the forward direction.
- 2. A multiangular pen according to claim 1 wherein said pen nib comprises plural pen nib pieces bonded back-to-back to one another, each of said pen nib pieces being bent like a boat, and said channel is formed along the center axis of the trunk by bottom portion of said boat-shaped pen nib pieces being bonded back-to-back to one another.
- 3. A multiangular pen according to claim 2 wherein said pen nib in the pen nib housing hole is restricted by the push sleeve fitted into the pen nib holder sleeve not to move in the backward direction.
- 4. A multiangular pen according to claim 3 wherein said guide hole in the push sleeve has a circular section and extends along the center axis of the push sleeve.
- 5. A multiangular pen according to claim 4 wherein the ink introducing core extends from the ink holding member to the front end of the channel, passing through the guide hole in the push sleeve and the channel in the pen nib.
- 6. A multiangular pen according to claim 5 wherein the front end of the ink introducing core is contacted with the inner face of the front end portion of said pen nib.
Priority Claims (3)
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63-307566 |
Dec 1987 |
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63-193412 |
Aug 1988 |
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63-120957 |
Sep 1988 |
JPX |
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Parent Case Info
This is a division of application Ser. No. 280,487 filed Dec. 6, 1988 pending.
US Referenced Citations (2)
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4386867 |
Yamanaka |
Jun 1983 |
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4465391 |
Kinjo |
Aug 1984 |
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Foreign Referenced Citations (2)
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0506787 |
Dec 1954 |
ITX |
0209342 |
Jan 1987 |
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Divisions (1)
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280487 |
Dec 1988 |
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