JPS63164Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a hair dryer chair equipped with a curling lamp, in which a curling lamp is integrally installed in the chair in order to shorten processing time during permanent work or hair dyeing work.

In the hair treatment accelerator (filed on March 25, 1982 (Utility Model Application No. 145105, 1982)) which the present inventor previously applied for, the hair treatment accelerator (curling lamp) is configured in a stand type. However, this hair treatment accelerator (curling lamp) requires a separate chair, and since it is a separate unit, the hair treatment process is time-consuming and requires wide spacing, and it also depends on the type of chair. As a result, it was difficult to install it in an appropriate position, and it took a lot of time and effort to store it after work.

The present invention comprises a chair, a blower fan, and a plurality of curling lamps, and when a practitioner sits on the chair, the blower fan is supported at a position that blows air to the top of the head of the practitioner at an appropriate distance. In addition, support rods are made to protrude radially around the blower fan, and each of the above-mentioned curling lamps is attached to the tips of the support rods so that the irradiation direction can be appropriately selected. To provide a blower fan chair with a curling lamp capable of irradiating each part of the head such as the top, side, and back of the head with the curling lamp. In other words, it combines a chair and a curling lamp (hair processing accelerator), is easy to use, has excellent workability, and does not take up much space.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a dryer chair with a car clamp that can be manufactured at a lower cost than before and is convenient to use.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The drawings showing one embodiment of the hair dryer chair with a curling lamp of the present invention will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, a support is provided at the upper end of a vertically movable rod 4, which is provided on a columnar pipe 2 installed on the rear side of the chair body 1 so that it can move vertically and rotatably, and can be fixed with a screw 3. An arm 5 is rotatably pivoted 6 to a vertically movable rod 4, and a U-shaped frame 7 is fixed to the support arm 5. 8 is support arm 5
This is a knob for adjusting the inclination of the support arm 5, and is configured so that when turned counterclockwise, the support arm 5 inclines forward, and when turned clockwise, it rises. A connecting plate 9 is fixed to both inner sides of the upper part of the U-shaped frame 7, and an arm plate part 9a bent forward is formed at the upper part of both the connecting plates 9, and a hanging plate part 9b is formed at the lower part. The lower lamp housing 10 is attached to the hanging plate portion 9b with a screw 11.
An upper lamp housing 12 is attached to the arm plate portion 9a so as to be rotatable and fixed via a screw 13 in the guide groove _9a1 , and an upper lamp housing 12 is attached to the arm plate portion 9a so as to be movable back and forth, rotatable and fixable. ing. Further, left and right arm rods 14, 14' are fixed to both upper sides of the connecting plate 9, and inverted U-shaped frames 15, 15' are connected to the lower ends of the left and right arm rods 14, 14', respectively. The lamp housings 16, 16' are rotatably and fixedly attached to the inverted U-shaped frames 15, 15' via screws 17, 17'. A control box 18 is fixed to the inside of the connecting plate 9, and an upper half 18a of the control box 18
A blower housing having an air outlet is incorporated inside, and a fan is mounted horizontally inside (not shown).
Reference numeral 19 designates an air outlet grill formed on the front surface of the upper half 18a of the control box 18 at the front of the air outlet, and 20 represents a knob for changing the wind direction. In addition, the upper lamp housing 12, the lower lamp housing 10, the left and right lamp housings 16, 16'
The amount of light is controlled by operating a dimming control knob (not shown) provided on the back of the control box 18, and the fan is also controlled by an air volume adjustment knob provided on the back of the control box 18. The air volume is controlled by operating a switch (not shown), and these curling lamps have a structure in which the time can be set using a timer dial (not shown).

With the above configuration, as shown in FIG.
The upper lamp housing 12, the lower lamp housing 10, and the left and right lamp housings 16, 16' are installed in the most suitable position by moving the support arm 5 back and forth using the pivot 6, depending on the seating position of the object. Depending on the sitting height of Person A, the vertical movement lever 4 is moved up and down to set the hair to the optimum height, and a hot ray is applied to Person A's hair from the lamp housing, and air is blown from a fan to treat the hair. .

As mentioned above, the present invention has a curling lamp consisting of an upper lamp housing, a lower lamp housing, left and right lamp housings, and a blower housing, which are connected to each other above the rear of the chair, making it easy to work and can be used without taking up much space. To provide a hair dryer chair with a curling lamp that is convenient to use, such as being manufactured in one piece at a low cost and being relatively easy to store after work.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the hair dryer chair with a curling lamp according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the whole, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state of use. 1... Chair body, 2... Pillar tube, 3... Screw, 4
... Vertical movement rod, 5 ... Support arm, 10 ... Lower lamp housing, 12 ... Upper lamp housing,
16, 16'...Left and right lamp housing, 18...
...Control Box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a chair, a blower fan, and a plurality of curling lamps, and when a practitioner sits on the chair, the blower fan is supported at a position that blows air to the top of the head of the practitioner at an appropriate distance from the top of the head. Support rods are made to protrude radially around the blower fan, and each of the above-mentioned curling lamps is attached to the tips of the support rods so that the irradiation direction can be selected as appropriate. This is a blower fan chair with a curling lamp that can illuminate each part of the head, such as the back of the head and the back of the head, with a curling lamp.