JPS5865110A - Beauty dressing table - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a hairdressing dressing table whose mirror moves up and down in conjunction with the tilting action of a jump ball. Orchid simple fe
It is a gift that allows the mirror to move up and down.

Conventionally, in a hairdressing dressing table which is designed to face forward, a mirror is fixed to the dressing table, and a wash basin (jump ball) is provided at a lower position of the mirror so that it can be tilted forward. However, with this method, there are six cocks on the top of the jump ball (jump for hot water,
(for rinsing, etc.), and the mirror is fixed so that the sharp lower edge is located above the mirror, so that if the hairdresser is sitting in the hairdressing chair, his or her own face is reflected in the mirror. Or you can only see the upper part of your body.

In view of this, in the present invention, except when washing hair, the mirror is held in a lowered position so that the barber can see as many scars on his body as possible and is satisfied. A mirror designed to raise d so as not to interfere with hair washing.

This is a proposal for a table.

The present invention will be explained below based on fully illustrated embodiments.

In the figure, A is the main body of the mirror stand, and the side & 1.1
Although not shown in this @'11.11, auxiliary horizontal beams, supports, or frames for mounting jump balls,
W! , mounting frame, and other necessary items. A jump ball 2 having a required size is provided in the lower part between the side plates 1.1 of the main body A so that it can be tilted forward, and this jump ball can be tilted forward so that it becomes the bottom surface when in use*
, 1 When stored in one unit, tilt it so that it is on all sides with the front of the dressing table. This is done by protruding a bracket 61 on one or both sides of the jump ball 2, and attaching one end of the link 3 of the two links 8.4 to the inner end of the bracket.
via the bottle shaft Pl, also pivoting one end side of the link 4, and the other end of both links 8.4? The lower end of the rod 6 is further connected to the inner end side of the bracket 60 via the bottle shaft PR-P4f on the west face of 9411&1.
'(r via the pivot mt, the upper end of this rod 6 Kevin axis P6
The jump ball 2 is pivotally connected to a part of the link that raises and lowers the mirror through the rod 6, the bracket 6, and the two links 3.4f when the mirror is raised and lowered.

Additionally, above the jump ball there is a hot water mixing adjustment cock, and a front panel P for storing shower heads and shampoo conditioner containers. establish. This front panel Pd is provided integrally with the main body frame so as to be located in the vertical direction when the jump ball is stored (vertically) and in the back direction from the mirror surface when the jump ball is stored.

In addition, [7'f is provided on the main body frame so that it can be freely slid in the vertical direction and the front-back direction, but the pipe is always vertical even when sliding in the vertical direction or in the front-back direction with respect to the mirror table. Preferably, when the shampoo ball is stored without being used, the surface of the jump ball facing in front of the mirror is substantially on the same vertical line.

σ) A bracket 8v is protruded from one side of the father-in-law 7 or the flesh side thereof, and two parallel links s are attached to this bracket.
, t's -S@ to the bin axis P? .

ML via psy, other than the link 1fji, @I? Bin axis p9. It is pivotally attached to the shaft plate 1 via a ptoy.

The upper end 11 of the rod 6 is attached to this lower link 9.
! I? When the pivot L1 parallel link 9.10 swings through the pin @ P 6 Q, it is interlocked to tilt the jump ball through the 6 rods.

In addition, the main body AK is equipped with a motor Mf capable of forward and reverse rotation.1 This electric motor M rotates a drive shaft ttf installed between the opposing side plates t'- through a belt, chino, gear, etc., and this drive shaft 11 Sprocket wheel (or sheave) tmt restraint L1 on part of this sprocket wheel XZ (or sheave) Cheno 13 (or wire rope) t-'! ! One end of the shape check 713 is attached to a part of the bracket 3, and the run weight Wt (balanced by 17t and like a crystal mold 6) is suspended from the other end.

In order to wash hair in the mirror stand constructed as described above, as shown in Fig. 1-1, the mirror is in the normal use state, and in order to wash the hair, the mirror is tilted toward the front as shown in Fig. 2 and pulled out from the stored state in the jump ball game. In this case, if you turn on the electric motor 1m switch, will it be an inkstone? When the electric motor M for lifting is driven and the sprocket wheel 12f on the drive shaft is rotated to wind up the chain 7, the chain 713 is suspended from the chain 713 via the balance weight W (maintaining a lance). The mirror is pulled up. When the mirror is pulled up, the view is that the two parallel links 9.10 are aligned with the bottle axis P9. PIOI - Swing L1 as a fulcrum This causes #4. As the link 9 moves upward while maintaining its vertical position, the bottle axis P
The rod 6 is now pulled up via 6f.

To pull up this rod 6, use shampoo pole 2rt.
Pin axis P8 of link 8.4 pivoted to the bracket. P
4% - Link 8.4 swings upwards as a fulcrum 1111L
As a result, it is tilted from the vertical position as shown by the chain line in FIG. 1 and protrudes in front of the mirror table. The link 8.4 may also be used to maintain balance so that the jump ball can be easily tilted. When the jump ball 2 is raised and placed within the main body frame, by operating the '#L motive to rotate in the opposite direction, the jump ball will rise and the Il will return to its original state. becomes.

When operating these 11 motives to raise or lower WLT,
A limit switch or the like is provided to automatically stop the mirror at its highest and lowest positions.

According to the present invention, the time rim is elegantly supported by a parallel link on the main body of the mirror, and the mirror is driven by an electric motor capable of forward and reverse rotation on a suspended chain 7 while maintaining balance. Therefore, the mirror is raised or lowered by selectively switching the forward and reverse directions of this electric motor, and the parallel link and the link that supports the jump pole f in a freely tiltable manner are connected via the rond M. Since the jump ball is sealed by moving with the rising and falling movement of the mirror, it is easy to set up and is sure to work, and when stored without using the shambu ball, it can reach up to 1m! ? Compared to conventional products, it can be lowered further and held in the ξ position, so it can capture more of the hairdresser's appearance, and the cookware etc. are not exposed, so it looks beautiful.
Also, since it is a Imperial Prince style, the temple has the advantage that the mirror table does not become bulky in the horizontal direction.

4 Additional related nuclear power plants (%Ko Show 158-92842, Special public Show fi 6-1
No. 1448) uses cylinders to raise and lower the bowl and tilt the jump ball, but the present invention links the raising and lowering of the mirror and the tilting of the jump ball using a link mechanism and an electric motor that can rotate forward and backward. It is something that must be done.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view, Figure 2 is a front view of the state in which the jump ball is pulled out during hair removal, Figure 8 is a side view of the dressing table, Figure 4 is a detailed view of the jump ball support, and Figure 6 is rt. Detailed view of the parent support part, Figure 6 shows the relationship between the jump ball and appearance, Figure 14, Figure 7, and Figure 8 are front views of the link part, and Figure 7 shows the jump pole support. The link t1 is also shown in Fig. 8, and the link for supporting the mirror is 66゜l.
, , Kei Kei 209. Jump ball 8.40. Link 690. Bracket 600. Rondoor 00. Mirror 800. Bracket 9+l110. Link 1106. Drive shaft 1.2- +, sprocket wheel ls0. Chen Wol, balance weight ■10. Electric motor Ao,, 11 main bodies PI-%-pto,, bottle shaft patent applicant ShinMaywa Kogei Co., Ltd. agent Kiyoshi Hayashi'-゛), Pi-no:; s19) wX5''...Fist 1 /v

Claims (1)

[Claims] Between the opposing ring plates of the main body frame of the dressing table, one end of the two links is pivoted to both ends of a bracket protruding from the jump ball L1 and the other end of the link, respectively. A jump ball is provided which is pivotally attached to each of the l1lj boards and can be pulled out in the front direction so that it can be freely tilted. A mirror is arranged so that the mirrors are in contact with each other, and a bracket is protruded from the surface of the mirror L1. One ends of two parallel links pivotally attached to the side plates of the main body are pivotally connected to this bracket, and the mirror is mounted on a balance weight rack. The chino is suspended with an FC chain, and the mirror tube is raised and lowered by using a motor that can rotate forward and backward, and the rod tube is buried and connected between the link for supporting the mirror and the link for supporting the jump ball. A dressing table for hairdressing which has a t% characteristic in which the tilting of a jump ball is linked to the raising and lowering of an inkstone.