ES1224185U - Useful to facilitate hair cutting (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Useful for facilitating hair cutting, (1) consisting of a template that is placed over the head as a crown or headband to delimit with certain precision the back of the head and side where you want to intervene in the hair of a person, characterized in that it is presented as a crown formed by a right wing (2), a left wing (3) defining a frontal zone (4) and an occipital area (5) overlapping, in the latter, the ends of the right (2) and left (3) wings, equipped with windows (8.2) and (8.3), with zippers (12.2) and (12.3). For the correct union of the ends of both wings there is a support (6), equipped with a wheel (7), which can be manipulated from the outside, having a pinion (13) secured to the inside of the tool (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Useful to facilitate hair cutting.

Technical object of the invention

The present invention relates to a tool that, fitted on the head as a headband, serves to facilitate the cutting of hair at the back and sides. It can be used both by professionals and by anyone who, with little experience, does so as an amateur with his family or friends and also for all the people who today peel themselves.

The lower back edge of this useful delimits the area of the hair that has to intervene without risks of spreading or unwanted cuts and once placed the tool, without the need for mirrors.

Sector of the technique to which the invention relates

The invention that is presented affects the Sector of Current Needs of Life, and Diverse Industrial Techniques, chapter of Personal or Domestic Objects and Conformation with regard to Objects of personal use and / or manual tools affecting, from the industrial point of view, in the manufacture of small accessories for hairdressing.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Beauty salons and hairdressing salons are spread throughout the world since time immemorial because, normally, with some exceptions, caring for one's image has always been a priority for both men and women. Therefore, it is not surprising that there are a multitude of tools or hairdressing accessories for cutting or arranging hair. The most frequent refer to active tools such as scissors, razors, specialized machines for cutting hair to specific measures, knives, curling irons, curling irons and the like. However, the one described in this document is a passive type of tool that, as a template, serves as a support to the professional or amateur hairdresser and to many people who peel themselves at home. The inventor does not know any background of tools or tools that serve to facilitate this activity for what he considers to be something new in the market of the branch, very simple in terms of its use and very economical in manufacturing costs.

Summary description of the invention

The present invention refers to a template that is placed on the head as a crown or headband, having a simple adjustment later for its immobilization on the user.

It is shown as a piece that, once assembled for use, has the shape of a crown or headband and in a previous position, before the final assembly, it is composed of a band that can be developed on a plane, of a small wheel with pinion of adjustment and a pad, not essential, which is placed on the forehead for the user's comfort.

Developed on the plane, it is of a single piece that consists of two wings practically equal in general dimensions, so it could be considered symmetrical with respect to a perpendicular axis centered on the longitudinal axis, except for a small detail that refers to a window provided with a succession of teeth, in the manner of a rack, which, in one of the wings, is in the upper position and in the other wing is in the lower position.

The piece is of small thickness, made of plastic or similar flexible material of a thickness of the order of two or three millimeters.

The shape is defined, in a general way, in the drawings included in this document, although its design may be subject to minor modifications that the inventor considers appropriate in the prototype preparation process.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Eight figures are included with the following meaning:

Figure 1

It represents a schematic view, in perspective, of the tool of the invention arranged for its use.

The following has been noted:

1.- Useful

2.- Right wing

3.- Left wing

4.- Front area

5.- Occipital area

6.- Support

7.- Wheel

8.2.- Right window

9.- Pad

Figure 2

It shows the tool placed on the user's head in a posterior view.

8.3.- Left window

10. - Hair

Figure 3

It shows the tool placed on the user's head in side view.

Figures 4 and 5

It shows the right (Fig.4) and left (Fig.5) wings of the tool developed on the plane. The following is stated:

11. - Union edge

12.2. - Right rack

12.3. - Left zipper

Figure 6

It shows the tool developed on a plane for better vision. In its assembled state, the joining edges must be joined together.

13.- Pinion

Figure 7

It shows the tool developed also on a plane but in a single piece and opened by the occipital area.

Figure 8

It shows the front view of the pad that, as said, is optional.

Detailed explanation eg an embodiment of the invention

Useful for facilitating hair cutting, (1) (Figs 1 to 8) consisting of a template that is placed on the head as a crown or diadem to delimit with some precision the back of the head and side where you want intervene in the person's hair. In a preferred embodiment by its inventor it is presented as a crown that is coupled on the head in a certain position, being able to distinguish a right wing (2), a left wing (3), a front area (4) and an area occipital (5) The front area (4) may or may not be equipped with a pad (9).

In the occipital area (5) the ends of the right (2) and left (3) wings are superimposed where, for its correct union, it has a support (6) equipped with a wheel (7), manipulated from the outside , having a pinion (13) integral in the interior part of the tool (1).

The tool (1) is placed on the head, as shown schematically in (Figs. 2 and 3), with a first stage of presentation and a second phase of adjustment for its immobilization by manipulation of the wheel (7).

The two wings, right (2) and left (3) which, in fact, are manufactured in one piece, are represented separately, (Figs. 4 and 5), developed on the plane, for the best view of their structure.

The joining edge (11) that has been drawn in dotted line is where both wings meet to compose the single piece.

The right wing (2) has a window (8.2) in whose lower part there is a serrated edge that forms the rack (12.2). In the same way, the left wing (3) has a window (8.3), the same size as the one on the right wing (2), but with the particularity that the zipper (12.3) is on the upper edge.

If now the (Fig. 6) is observed, where both wings are superimposed and where the wheel (7) with its pinion (13), integral with it, all mounted on the support (6), is also included, it is understood that any rotation applied to the wheel (7) in the counterclockwise direction has consequently, the movement of the right wing (2) to the right and the left wing (3) to the left. The opposite occurs when applying turns clockwise on the wheel (7) all this as a result of the action of the pinion (13) on the racks (12.2) and (12.3) located in the corresponding windows (8.2) and (8.3) .

If we assume that the tool (1) is fully assembled and placed on the user's head, it is evident that the clockwise turns of the wheel (7) tighten the tool and the anti-clockwise turns allow it to be loosened.

The wings are made of flexible plastic material of a thickness of the order of 2-3 millimeters, the wheel (7) and the pinion (13) being also plastic. The use of the pad (9) is optional and is only incorporated when the user wants to obtain a feeling of greater softness on the forehead but it is unnecessary for the operation of the tool and can be dispensed with for economic reasons.

The use of the accessory of the invention delimits the zone of the hair that is to be fixed in the occipital and parietal area, being especially attractive for amateurs and all the people who want to use it, being also of great help for hairdressing professionals.

It is not considered necessary to broaden the content of this description so that a person skilled in the art can understand the scope and advantages derived from the invention, as well as develop and carry out the object of the invention. However, it should be understood that the invention has been described according to a preferred embodiment thereof, so that it may be susceptible to modifications without affecting or involving any alteration of the basis of said invention. That is, the terms in which this preferred description of the invention has been exposed, should always be taken in a broad and non-limiting manner.

Claims (3)

1. Useful for facilitating hair cutting, (1) consisting of a template that is placed over the head as a crown or headband to delimit with certain precision the back of the head and side where you want to intervene in the hair of a person, characterized in that it is presented as a crown formed by a right wing (2), a left wing (3) defining a frontal zone (4) and an occipital area (5) overlapping, in the latter, the ends of the right (2) and left (3) wings, equipped with windows (8.2) and (8.3), with zippers (12.2) and (12.3). For the correct union of the ends of both wings there is a support (6), equipped with a wheel (7), which can be manipulated from the outside, having a pinion (13) secured to the inside of the tool (1). 2. Tool for facilitating hair cutting, according to the first claim, characterized in that the pinion (13) engages, simultaneously, with the racks (12.2) and (12.3). 3. Useful for facilitating hair cutting, according to the previous claims, characterized in that it is equipped with a pad (9).