DE8523854U1 - Hair cutting model head - Google Patents

Description

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Hair cutting model heads, which are known per se, are used to try out and demonstrate haircuts and for professional training. A model head with short hair is for a new one No longer suitable for use. New model heads with long hair must therefore always be available.

The task of the innovation is to be seen in the formation of a hair cutting model head so that short cut Hair can be made long several times without replacement.

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The solution to this task is a hair clipper model head with the features of the main claim * The subclaims have particularly advantageous forms of embodiment and various options for the content.

In the case of such a hair cutting model head, first of all the frame to which the hair is attached is set as deep as possible in the box, so that a reserve of hair length according to the height of the box, 1 m or longer, is available. If the hair is short then it will the frame is set higher and you can get the hair back to the desired length on the skull part pull out. If the frame is in the highest position and the hair is short, then the hair will be with it including fabric and skull part removed and replaced by a new unit with long hair. The hair, the textile fabric and the skull part also form a unit in terms of production. During manufacture, the Hair sewn onto the fabric and sewn through the sieve-like part of the skull, that - not yet shaped and flat - rests on the fabric. Only then does the skull part receive its adapted to the skull Shape.

For the assembly it is necessary that the skull

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part can be removed from the headboard and likewise it is possible to remove the head section from the box. The frame can be designed so that one can stretch the fabric in the manner of an embroidery hoop. There is a continuous one on the headboard Cavity formed from the skull part to the box, so that the fabric can be pulled through. Another Assembly aid can consist of making the headboard from two halves that can be joined together, which are taken apart and reassembled during assembly. In this case there is the possibility that the frame and the textile material are also supplied for retrofitting.

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The following is an embodiment of the innovation described with reference to the drawings *

Fig. 1 shows in profile the view of a model head according to the innovation, with a Part is cut in the lower area;

Fig. 2 is a front view of the model head after the innovation, also in the lower Part cut;

Fig. 3 is a horizontal section according to III-III of Fig. 2;

FIG. 4 is a view according to the area indicated by arrow IV in FIG. 3, on an enlarged scale Scale;

FIG. 5 is a section along V-V of FIG. 4.

The model head has a head part 1 made of plastic that is hollow. The headboard, which also includes the shoulders, is placed on a box 5 and releasably connected to it. The area of the skull is characterized by a special The skull part 2 is formed, which is also detachably connected to the head part 1. The skull part is trained sieve-like. The hairs 13 go through the holes. The connection between skull part 2 and

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The head part can be a latching connection, for example consisting of a bead 2a and a corresponding one molded groove where the bead can snap into place. The detachable connection between the head part 1 and the box can be any be.

The hairs 13 are distributed over the area and passed through the holes in the skull part 2 and go through below the head part 1 through into the box 5. There the hairs end on a frame 10, where they are attached.

The hairs are sewn on a textile material 12 distributed over their area, which is clamped in the frame 10. The height of the frame can be adjusted over the entire height of the box. On the two transverse sides of the frame, brackets 15 made of spring steel are attached, which protrude over slots 6 of the box. At the two edges of each slot, angle bars 14 are attached with teeth 14a on the protruding legs. The two legs of the bracket 15 are each held between two teeth, whereby the height of the frame is determined. To change the height of the frame, the _u . _; Legs of the bracket compressed, as shown in dashed lines in FIG. The storage of the bracket 15 on the frame is accordingly in elongated holes, so that this movement is possible

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the compression of the legs come free from the teeth 14a, so that there is the possibility of the To move the frame higher or lower and to fix it at a new height.

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If the hair that protrudes from the skull is cut short, then you can make it long again, by setting the frame higher so that the hair on the skull part is pulled out further can be.

When the hair can no longer be extended, the textile material, part of the skull and hair become a unit removed and replaced with a new unit with long hair. The headboard is also used for this assembly removed from the box. The frame can be designed in the manner of a so-called embroidery frame, where any textile fabric can be clamped. If the fabric 12 and the frame 10 are all as a replacement unit are delivered, then it is necessary for the assembly to form the head part in two parts, either a left half and a right half or a front and a back half.

During manufacture, the hair is on the textile fabric 12 sewn on, with the skull part still flat and not

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shaped _f rests and the hair is sewn through. Only then does the skull part get its shape.

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Claims (5)

ti ■■ it it »j. ti ι till »Oil 1 (1 ■ I 111 1 ■ * ■ * ■!> ■ ■ a ι ι ι — JI l I L- i ι · ι (* Patent Attorney Dipl.-Ing. H. Fritz ARNSBERG 1 Mühlenberg 74 11 Il ■ I III 85/058 08/15/1985 / Be Protection claims 1. Hair cutting model head characterized by the following features: - The hairs (13) are distributed over the area a sieve-like skull part (2) guided that Lösbai is attached to a head part (1); - The head part (1) is releasably placed on a box (5); - the hair is through the hollow head part out into the box, where they are attached to a frame (10) which is arranged horizontally in the box and in terms of height is adjustable, are held; - The hair is distributed over the area sewn to a textile material (12) that is attached to the frame is clamped. 2. Hair clipper model head according to claim 1, characterized in that that the textile fabric (12) is releasably clamped on the frame (10). et * * * * i ♦ »III ■ · 111 ■ ■ · · · ■ > ■■ ■ I I 1 I · I · · I I 1 I 1 I 11 · · I · I I I 85/058 3. Hair cutting model head according to claim 1, characterized in that that the head part consists of two head part halves, which are along a perpendicular plane are composable. 4. Hair cutting model head according to claim 1, characterized in that that between the skull part (2) and head part (1) there is a releasable locking connection. 5. Hair cutting model head according to claim 1, characterized through the following features: - a vertical slot (6) is formed on two opposite sides of the box, an angle bar (14) with protruding teeth (14a) being attached to each slot edge; - Two U-shaped brackets (15) are attached to the frame (10), each of which is received by a slot (6) are and protrude on the box and their legs are each locked to the teeth (14a) are; the latching can be released by pressing the two legs of the two elastic legs together Hanger.