Abstract: A tuft picker device for a brush making machine has a bristle magazine for holding a supply of loose bristles and a tuft picker having a tuft picking notch being movable past an open side of the bristle magazine in a working stroke. A shield member is adapted to be shifted across the tuft picker notch to change the effective depth thereof. The shield member can be adjusted by an adjusting device in each working stroke in order to vary the effective depth of the tuft picking notch from one working stroke to the next to change the size of a tuft engaged in the notch.

Abstract: A brush stuffing machine comprising a bristle magazine and a stuffing tool which is movable between a bundle take-over position and a stuffing position, the stuffing tool is pivotally mounted about an axis for movement on a circular arc between the take-over position and the stuffing position.

Abstract: A bristle magazine for a broom or brush stuffing machine includes a receiving space for a multitude of bristles, a bending edge and a bracket opposite the bending edge for maintaining the bristles in a curved condition.

Abstract: A method of producing, by injection molding, a hollow cylindrical syringe body which is provided with a scale applied in the longitudinal direction. The scale is applied to a thin carrier film and the carrier film with the scale is inserted into the injection mold prior to the injection molding process.

Abstract: A tuft picker device for a brush making machine has a bristle magazine for holding a supply of loose bristles, a tuft picker having a tuft picking notch being movable past an open side of the bristle magazine in a working stroke. A shield member is adapted to be shifted across the tuft picker notch to change the effective depth thereof. The shield member can be adjusted by an adjusting device in each working stroke in order to vary the effective depth of the tuft picking notch from one working stroke to the next to change the size of a tuft engaged in the notch.

Abstract: A bristle magazine for a broom or brush stuffing machine includes a receiving space for a multitude of bristles, a bending edge and a bracket opposite the bending edge for maintaining the bristles in a curved condition.

Abstract: A brush stuffing machine comprising a bristle magazine and a stuffing tool which is movable between a bundle take-over position and a stuffing position, the stuffing tool is pivotally mounted about an axis for movement on a circular arc between the take-over position and the stuffing position.

Abstract: A toothbrush comprises a brush body with a brush head and a carrier platelet attached to the brush head. A plurality of bristle bundles consisting of a thermoplastic material are attached anchor-less to the platelet. The brush head in addition has: bores, recesses or holes which have bristle bundles inserted and affixed with anchors or loops; and/or bores, recesses or holes which have knobs, pegs, pointed bristles or pointed cones inserted therein; and/or knobs, pegs, pointed bristles or pointed cones attached to the brush head.

Abstract: Method for manufacturing brushes, whereby, on one hand, fibers (3) are supplied to at least one filling tool (4) by means of at least one auxiliary device (15) comprising at least two fiber loading chambers (16-20) and, on the other hand, said fiber loading chambers (16-20) are replenished by taking up fibers (3) from at least two respective fiber supply channels (8-12), whereby, by means of the filling tool (4), the fibers (3) are inserted into brush bodies (6), wherein, on one hand, the supply of the fibers (3) from the fiber loading chambers (16-20) to the filling tool (4) and, on the other hand, the replenishing of the fiber loading chambers (16-20) with fibers (3) from the fiber supply channels (8-12) is realized by means of working cycles which as such are independent.

Abstract: A brush tufting machine includes a machine tool table having a slide that is displaceably guided on the machine tool table in at least two mutually orthogonal directions. A first drive is provided for reciprocating the slide in a first one of the two directions, and a second drive is provided for reciprocating the slide in a second one of the two directions. Two drums are mounted at the slide for rotation about parallel, spaced axes. Two tufting tools are arranged at the machine tool table at a distance from each other and each in opposition to a peripheral surface of one of the drums. The peripheral surface of each drum has brush body holders arranged thereon.

Abstract: Method for manufacturing brushes, whereby, on one hand, fibers (3) are supplied to at least one filling tool (4) by means of at least one auxiliary device (15) comprising at least two fiber loading chambers (16-20) and, on the other hand, said fiber loading chambers (16-20) are replenished by taking up fibers (3) from at least two respective fiber supply channels (8-12), whereby, by means of the filling tool (4), the fibers (3) are inserted into brush bodies (6), wherein, on one hand, the supply of the fibers (3) from the fiber loading chambers (16-20) to the filling tool (4) and, on the other hand, the replenishing of the fiber loading chambers (16-20) with fibers (3) from the fiber supply channels (8-12) is realized by means of working cycles which as such are independent.