JP2008006245A - Kimono dressing device, and dressing method using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that a person to wear Kimono has to stay on his/her feet and feels hard in dressing the Kimono in the conventional manner and a person to help dressing tends to suffer lumbago, etc., since he/she has to work by bending down when the person to wear is short in height. <P>SOLUTION: The person to wear the Kimono performs dressing in a leaning state against a support member. The height is adjustable according to the height of the person to wear. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a kimono dressing apparatus and a method using the kimono dressing device that promotes the improvement of comfort and economy of both the kimono wearer and the dressing worker.

  An outline of the procedure of kimono dressing (as an example of kimono dressing) performed at a beauty salon or wedding hall is shown below.

(1) Undressing and wearing underwear (a) Take off your clothes and skirt, and attach a hem (waist) to the lower body and skin (short underwear) to the upper body.
(B) Put on the bag (underwear tailored to the length worn under the kimono).
The above process is performed in a place hidden from the human eye, such as in the curtain partition, but it is not necessary in the subsequent processes.

(2) Dressing the kite (a) Deciding whether or not to remove the coat pattern of the kite (the rear kite part).
(B) Align the heel on the front side to determine the position of the heel.
(C) Tie the waist cord to the torso so that (b) and (b) are not misaligned. (D) Tie Date from the outside of the waist cord.

(3) Wearing a kimono (a) Place a kimono 2 (furisode in the figure) on the heel 1. (Figure 1)
(B) Hold the heel 3 on the front side of the wearer A and determine the length of the back hem 4. (Figure 2)
(C) The length of the hem 4 on the upper front 5 side is determined by matching the upper front 5 of the kimono 2 (the right end of the kimono toward the wearer) with the waist width. (Figure 3)
(D) The lower front 6 (the left end of the kimono toward the wearer) is similarly adjusted to the waist width to determine the length of the hem 4 on the lower front 6 side. (Fig. 4)
(E) While keeping the length of the hem 4 unchanged, the front and rear alignment positions of the lower front 6 and the upper front 5 are reversed. (Fig. 5)
(F) The length (length) of the hem 4 is confirmed, and the waist cord 8 is tied to the inner side of the wet towel 7 (the portion folded back at the trunk). Since the alignment position and length of the lower body part are determined in this way, the position of the hem 4 does not change even when the wearer A moves. (FIG. 6) (FIG. 7)
(G) The position of the heel 10 is determined by aligning the clothing pattern 9 of the kimono 2 with the heel 1. (Fig. 8)
(H) Adjust the shape of the wet brush 7 and tie it up with the waist cord 11 so that the coat 9 and the heel 10 do not collapse. (Fig. 8)
(Li) Tie Date Tight 12 from the outside of the waist cord 11 to adjust the body shape. (Fig. 9)

(4) Attaching the band (a) A front plate (a thin plate that prevents the band 13 from being dented when the band 13 is wound) is attached to the front side of the date clamp 12 and the position where the band 13 is wound is determined.
(B) The folding width of the band 13 is determined, and the band 13 is wound around the trunk. At this time, on the back side, the back plate is put in the folded back of the belt and wound.
(C) One band 13 is tied on the back side of the wearer A, one end (hand) 14 is deposited on the left shoulder, and the other end (sag) 15 is hung down on the lower right. (Fig. 10)
(D) One end (hand) 14 deposited on the left shoulder of the band 13 is lowered directly, and the wing 16 (decoration part of the band 13) is formed with the other end (sag) 15. (Fig. 11)
(E) Lift up the tip of the hand 14 and make 17 rings under the wing 16. (Fig. 12)
(F) Underneath the wing 16, put a band pillow 19 wrapped with a bandage 18 on the outside of the ring 17 to support the root of the wing 16 and tie the bandage 18 in front of the body so that the wing 16 does not fall. (Fig. 12)
(G) The banding 20 is passed through the ring 17 of the hand 14 and tied in front of the body so that the band 13 does not slip. (Fig. 12)
(H) Checking the whole and finishing dressing.

  When the time required for the above process is measured by taking the former with relatively quick hands among the skilled dressers and the general latter as an example, it takes about 3 to 5 minutes in the undressing and underwear wearing process of (1), ( 2) About 3 to 5 minutes in the dressing process of the heel, (3) About 3 to 6 minutes in the process of tying the waist straps from (a) to (f) in the kimono dressing process Take it.

In the steps so far, the basic part of dressing is completed, and in the subsequent steps, the true value of the dressing technique (such as the beauty of the appearance and the level of tightening of the band being moderate, etc.) is questioned.
Next, it takes about 10 to 15 minutes for the kimono dressing process from (G) to (L). In this process, it is necessary to adjust the position and shape of the text, candy, and toast, and to dress the next band. The base is formed (the body is corrected by wrapping a towel or the like around the waist so that the belt can be worn neatly), and the upper body part of the kimono has been attached.

Next, (4) the banding process takes about 15 to 20 minutes for kimono (making wings) and about 10 to 15 minutes for ordinary taiko knots.
The total elapsed time for each process is about 34 to 51 minutes for kimono dressing, and 29 to 46 minutes for taiko knots for everyday use.
These times vary depending on the material to be worn such as kimono / band, dressing procedure, work environment, worker's proficiency level, etc. The above measurement results were measured by changing these conditions. This is a result, and it does not include the time to bring the dressing materials (strings, bands, pillows, etc.) at hand.

In the conventional kimono dressing described above, on the wearer side of the kimono,
(1) During the period of about 30 to 50 minutes to be dressed, he was forced to stand and was very painful.
(2) When tied with a string or obi, the front and back of the body is pulled or pushed, so at this time you have to step on your feet, and there is a painful place for people without physical strength.
(3) Due to (2), when the band is tightened, if the body is fluffy, it will not be tightened properly, it will be too strong and the chest will be hard, or conversely it will be too weak and the band may have come loose There was a problem such as.

On the side of the worker wearing the kimono,
(1) Depending on the height of the wearer (especially when the belt is tightened), it was necessary to bend over the waist with an unreasonable posture, causing back pain and the like.
(2) In order to prevent (1), there is a means to do it in a standing knee posture, but the work is slow because it repeats standing and sitting, and it was not possible in practice considering the occupational viewpoint.
(3) Since it is easy for the wearer to fluff when tightening a string or belt, it is difficult to adjust the proper tightening force performed with a can. As a result, the belt is tightened too much, causing pain, or vice versa. Occasionally the band fell off.
(4) When deciding the length of the hem, lift both heels on the front side of the body to determine the length of the hem on the back side, and determine the circumference of the upper and lower front heels while determining the circumference of the heel The length is determined, but this is done by lifting the heels by hand and checking the hem length and tying it with a waist strap (deciding the length), but there is a distance between the hem and the eyes, making it difficult to see For this reason, it was not possible to make a decision at one time.
(5) Due to the reasons described above, in the conventional manner of dressing, dressing that is originally performed for enjoyment by both the wearer of the kimono and the dressing worker is accompanied by suffering, and consequently the spread of kimono It was a cause to inhibit.
(6) At kimono shops and kimono exhibition halls, the kimonos and belts are coordinated with the customer standing (hanging cloths on the body, applying the belts, or wearing them in a pseudo manner) and selling them. However, customers have been standing for a long time, and if it is too long, there is a risk of losing sales opportunities due to fatigue.

  The present invention seeks to solve such problems in conventional kimono dressing.

  Considering each process of kimono dressing, confirming the length of (3) kimono dressing (f) shown in the previous dressing method, the inner side of the waist (the part folded back at the torso) with a waist strap When the tying process is completed, the upper and lower positions of the lower body part and the length of the hem are determined (when the length is determined), and even if the wearer moves slightly, the position of the hem (down from the waist of the kimono) is misaligned. It turns out that it doesn't move or move.

  Therefore, if the wearer stands in the posture after the step of determining the length and the part that does not interfere with the wearing of the back part is leaned against the support member, the problem on the wearer side Can be solved. Further, if the height of the wearer can be adjusted according to the height of the wearer, the problem on the side of the wearing operator can be solved.

  The solution (1) of the present invention is such that a support member is connected to the head of a support column erected on the floor via a height adjusting means, and the height is adjusted according to the height of the wearer of the kimono. The kimono is operated by operating the means so that the support member faces the appropriate support portion below the planned wearing position of the band on the back of the wearer, and the wearer is placed close to the support member. A dressing device is provided.

  The solving means of (2) is that the legs provided on the lower side are provided with a base plate placed on the floor surface at a predetermined height, a support column erected on the support plate, and a height adjustment means. It is composed of a support member connected to the head, and the height adjustment means is operated corresponding to the height of the wearer while the wearer of the kimono is placed on the base plate, and the band is scheduled to be mounted on the back of the wearer A kimono dressing device is provided in which a dressing operation is performed in a state where a support member is faced at an appropriate support position below the wearer and a wearer is leaning against the support member.

  The solution (3) provides a kimono dressing device in which the support (2) is connected to the base plate via a folding means so that it can be folded on the base plate, and can be folded and carried. It is a thing.

The solving means of (4) uses the kimono dressing device of the solving means of (1) to (3) above to determine the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change,
Making the wearer's back face the support member;
Operating the height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer, and adjusting the support member to an appropriate support height below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt;
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
Releasing the wearer from leaning on the support member;
A method of wearing a kimono including

  The solving means of (5) comprises a frame provided with a first height adjusting means, a base plate provided above the frame and connected to the first height adjusting means, and standing on the side of the base plate And a support member connected to the head of the support through the second height adjusting means, and is attached corresponding to the height of the wearer of the kimono. Operate the first height adjustment means to adjust the height of the base plate so that the work is easy, and operate the second height adjustment means according to the height of the wearer on the base plate. A kimono dressing device is provided in which a support member is exposed to an appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the belt on the wearer's back, and the dressing operation is performed with the wearer leaning against the support member. It is a thing.

The solving means (6) is easy to attach the height of the base plate by operating the first height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer using the solving means (5) above. Adjusting to height,
Placing the wearer on the base plate,
Determining the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change, and making the back face the support member;
Operating the second height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer and adjusting the support member to an appropriate support height below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt;
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
A step of releasing the wearer from the leaning state on the support member and lowering the base plate to the bottom dead center position by operating the first height adjusting means;
Taking the wearer off the base plate,
A method of wearing a kimono including

  The solving means of (7) includes a frame provided with a height adjusting means, a base plate provided above the frame and connected to the height adjusting means, and a support column erected on the frame on the side of the base plate. The support member is connected to the head of the column, and the height of the base plate is adjusted by operating the height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer while the wearer of the kimono is placed on the base plate. Then, the kimono dressing device is configured to perform the dressing operation in a state where the support member faces the appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the band on the wearer's back and the wearer is leaned against the support member. Is provided.

The solving means of (8) includes the step of positioning the base plate at the bottom dead center by operating the height adjusting means using the kimono dressing device of (7),
Placing the wearer on the base plate located at the bottom dead center,
Determining the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change, and making the back face the support member;
The step of operating the height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer, adjusting the height of the base plate so that the appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt faces the support member,
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
Releasing the wearer from leaning on the support member;
A step of operating the height adjusting means to lower the base plate to the bottom dead center position,
Taking the wearer off the base plate,
A method of wearing a kimono including

  The operation of the problem solving means of the above (1), (2), (4), (5), and (6) is as follows. In other words, since the height of the support member can be adjusted by the height adjustment means, the height is adjusted according to the height of the wearer, and it is worn at the position where the wearer is most comfortable in a place that does not interfere with the wearing operation. Can be supported.

  The operation of the problem solving means (2) is as follows. That is, since the base plate is set to a predetermined height from the beginning, the dressing operation can be performed with the wearer positioned higher than the floor.

  The effect | action by the solution means of (3) is as follows. That is, the support can be folded on the base plate.

  (5) The effect | action by the solution of (6) is as follows. That is, since the height of the base plate can be adjusted by the first height adjusting means, if the height of the wearer (especially where the band is planned to be installed) is adjusted according to the height of the wearer, the operator is impossible. Dressing is done without taking a proper posture.

  (7) The action of the solving means of (8) is as follows. That is, the height of the base plate can be adjusted by the height adjusting means, while the support member is fixed, so that the height adjustment of the wearer itself and the support position with respect to the support member can be performed by the height adjustment operation of the base plate. The two actions of adjustment are performed at once.

  As described above, the kimono dressing apparatus and the dressing method using the same of the present invention exhibit the following effects.

  (1) Of the time required for dressing the kimono (about 30 to 50 minutes), in the dressing process after the length has been determined (about 20 to 35 minutes), the wearer will interfere with the dressing work. Instead, you can leave your body on the support member and rest in a comfortable state, which accounts for about 70% of the overall dressing time, and even in the second half of the dressing process, when the body gradually becomes more difficult You can be in a comfortable state regardless of the passage of time. On the other hand, the dressing worker does not care about the wearer's feelings and condition, so the dressing operation is accelerated.

  (2) The wearer leans the support proper part (the part from the buttocks to the thighs) on the support member with the support member (can lean the buttocks C as shown in FIG. 16 or as shown in FIG. By placing the lower side of the buttocks C on the support member 25), the head warps back and the back muscles extend to improve the posture. This posture is not performed by force such as sitting on a chair and stretching the spine, but is performed naturally, so that the posture in which the spine is extended in an extremely easy state is maintained. The shape of the front and rear heels and the position of the heel 1 can be cleanly adjusted, and the length and the position and shape of the joints do not change even after the leaning is released (after the dressing is finished).

  (3) In the dressing process, such as tying a waist strap or date tights, or tying the belt to tie the belt (forming wings), the wearer does not flutter even if they do not apply power. Since it hardly moves, the dressing operator can easily adjust the tightening of the straps and bands to the ideal strength, and as a result, the wearer is difficult to wear, and conversely, the dressing state is too loose. There is nothing to do.

  (4) For example, when the wearer is seated on a chair and dressed as described above, the wearer's kimono is shrunk on the front side of the body and stretched on the back side (buttock), even if tied tightly with a waist cord Even so, the alignment and shape of the hem, heels, coats, etc. go out of order. In addition, the height of the belt becomes very low, which impedes the dressing work, and even if the chair itself is raised, it is necessary to increase the distance considerably, which may give the wearer a feeling of fear. There is no such drawback when the wearer is put on the support member for wearing.

  (5) When putting the wearer on the base plate, especially when the wearer's height is lower than the wearing worker, the wearer can be raised to a height suitable for work, so in an unreasonable posture Dressing can be eliminated, and as a result, the efficiency of dressing work increases. In this case, since the position of the hem comes upward (near the eye) by the distance that the base plate is raised, the hem height can be easily determined (matching the length) easily and reliably.

  (6) When the height of the base plate is fixed, the structure becomes simple, and in particular it can be easily carried by folding the support post with the support member out of the way, so that it can be worn on business trips and exhibition sales It can be used for other purposes, and when it is not needed, it can be put away without getting in the way.

  (7) When the base plate is provided with a height adjusting means, the height of the base plate can be finely adjusted in accordance with the height of the wearer, so that the burden on the dressing operator is further reduced.

  (8) If a gas spring with a lock is used as the height adjustment means, it can be used by placing it inside a column or a column upright on the frame, so that the device can be miniaturized and the height adjustment means The installation location of the will not interfere with the dressing work.

  (9) When both the base plate and the support member are provided with the first and second height adjusting means so that the height adjustment to the support member of the wearer is performed even in the raising operation of only the base plate. As a result, the adjustment width of the second height adjustment means of the support member is small, and the adjustment operation can be performed easily. For example, when a gas spring with a lock is used for the second height adjusting means, an inexpensive one having a small adjustment width (moving range) can be used, and the apparatus can be downsized.

  (10) The support member is fixed, and the device that adjusts the position of the wearer leaning by raising the base plate does not need to be provided with a height adjustment means on the support member, so that the configuration can be simplified and provided at low cost. .

  (11) Since the above effects act synergistically, the present invention can promote the use and sale of kimono and contribute to the development of the kimono industry.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIGS. 13 to 15 show an embodiment of the means for solving the problems (1) and (4). This kimono dressing device includes a column 24 erected on a base 23 fixed to a floor surface 22 with bolts 21, The support member 25 is provided on the head of the column 24. The support column 24 includes a fixed support column 26 fixed to the base 23 and a movable support column 27 slidable therein. The movable support column 27 has a support member 25 mounted on a core material 28 provided horizontally on the head. . The support member 25 is formed in a pillow shape with a cover 30 such as a leather as an elastic material 29 such as urethane.

The height of the supporting member 25 can be adjusted by the following height adjusting means 31. That is, the movable support 27 is formed with a plurality of locking holes 32 at predetermined intervals in the sliding portion with the fixed support 26, and the fixed support 26 is provided with a screw hole 33 at a position corresponding to the locking hole 32. Below this, a long hole 35 is provided in which a detent pin 34 protruding from the movable support 27 is engaged.
The operation of the above configuration will be described below.

  When the support member 25 is lifted upward, the locking holes 32 successively coincide with the screw holes 33, but the height is fixed by attaching the knob 36 as shown in FIG. 15 at the required height. Can do. In this case, the screw portion 38 is fixed by being screwed into the screw hole 33 while the pin 37 of the knob 36 is fitted into the locking hole 32. At this time, the anti-rotation pin 34 slides in the elongated hole 35 and the support member 25 is prevented from rotating.

  The knob 36 is removed according to the height of the wearer A of the kimono, the height of the support member 25 is adjusted, and the height is adjusted by fixing with the knob 36.

  As shown in FIG. 16 to FIG. 17, the support member 25 supports the body of the wearer A by supporting the appropriate support point 41 below the planned wearing position 40 of the band on the wearer's back B. The wearer is supported in the most comfortable state without interfering with the dressing operation, but the belt is scheduled to be attached at the position 40 above the lower end of the chopstick 7 so that the support is appropriate. The location 41 is a location that does not interfere with the wearing of the band 13 (in the figure, a taiko knot is shown but a location that does not interfere with the formation of a feather decoration in the case of a kimono or the like). A portion covering the lower thigh D is desirable.

  FIG. 16 shows a state in which the buttocks C are leaned against the support member 25. In this case, the weight E can be easily left by leaning on the support member 25 while placing the foot E of the wearer A slightly forward. It is done.

  17 and 18 show a case where the wearer A is supported in a state where he is seated on the support member 25. In this case, the foot E is placed behind the above case. 41 is easier.

  19 and 20 show another embodiment of the height adjusting means 31. FIG. A case 42 provided at the head of the fixed column 26 has a rotation shaft 43 rotatably provided therein, and an arm 44 having a support member 25 attached to the tip is fixed to the rotation shaft 43. The arm 44 can move within the window 45 of the case 42 to adjust the height of the support member 25.

  A rotation shaft 46 provided with a small gear 47 is provided in parallel with the rotation shaft 43 in the case 42, and the small gear 47 meshes with a large gear 48 provided on the rotation shaft 43. The rotating shaft 46 is provided with a corner joint 49 at a portion protruding from the side surface of the case 42 so as to be rotatable. When the corner joint 51 of the handle 50 is fitted to the corner joint 49 and the handle 50 is rotated, the support member 25 is 20, the height can be adjusted, and even after the adjustment, the rotation resistance of the small gear 47 is large and the large gear 48 cannot be rotated. As a result, the support member 25 is locked at the adjusted height. It will be.

  The range of adjustment of the support member 25 is such that the support member 25 can move within a set range so that the range of adjustment is 20 cm when the height range of the wearer A is considered to be 153 cm to 173 cm, for example.

  21 to 25 show another embodiment of the support member 25. In FIG. 21, the support member 25 is formed in a curved shape formed of a wooden bent plate, and is attached to the movable support column 27 with a mounting bracket 52 and a bolt 53 as shown in FIG. 23.

When this support member 25 supports the place on the thigh D below the buttocks C of the wearer A, the place becomes the proper support place 41 because the place is most stable. FIG. 22 shows the support member 25 having a curved shape opposite to the above. In this case, the proper support portion 41 is almost the entire collar portion C, and the collar portion C is wrapped around, so that it is stably supported.

  FIG. 25 shows a support member 25 formed of a horseshoe-shaped pipe. In this case, since the heel part C is supported so as to be wrapped from the left and right, the wearer A is supported stably with less body shake. In FIG. 24, grip bars 54 protrude from both ends of the core material 28 of the support member 25 shown in FIG. 13, and the wearer A wears the grip bars 54 so that the body is further stabilized. Can be done.

  26 to 30 show an embodiment of the solving means of (2), (3), and (4), and the base plate 55 has an upper surface 59 formed on the floor surface 22 by legs 58 such as an adjuster 56 and a caster 57 provided on the lower side. It is set to a predetermined height (a height of about 10 cm to 20 cm). A support column 62 composed of a fixed support column 60 and a movable support column 61 slidably fitted thereto is erected on the upper surface 59 of the base plate 55. The fixed strut 60 is erected in parallel with the base plate 55, and the horseshoe-shaped movable strut 61 is slidably fitted to the fixed strut 60 at each base end portion, and the height adjusting means 31 is the same as in FIG. Thus, the height of the support member 25 mounted on the upper part can be adjusted.

  The support member 25 formed of resin, rubber, or the like is attached by inserting the horizontal portion 64 of the movable column 61 into the central hole 63.

  The fixed column 60 is connected to a U-shaped support fitting 66 so that the base end portion 65 of the fixed column 60 can fall down when viewed from the plane fixed to the base plate 55. That is, the support fitting 66 has a recess 69 formed in the rising portion 68 in the center direction of the base plate 55, and a hole 70 and a long hole 71 are formed in the left and right rising portions 68a. The fixed support 60 is attached with a nut 74 through a bolt 73 in a hole 72 formed in the base end portion 65 and a hole 70 in the support fitting 66.

The left and right support fittings 66 are provided with a bar 75 penetrating through the elongated holes 71 so as to be movable in the elongated holes, and the bars 75 are pulled upward by the springs 76 connected to the projecting ends of the bolts 73. 28, since the fixed support 60 is pressed against the rising portion 68 side of the support fitting 66, the fixed support 60 does not fall down even if the wearer A leans against the support member 25, and the front There will be no surrender.

  The operation of the above configuration will be described below.

  The height of the support member 25 can be adjusted by the same height adjusting means 31 as described above. The strut 62 can be laid down as shown in FIG. 27 when the bar 75 is stepped on the foot and moved below the lower end of the fixed strut 60, and can be restored by this reverse action. In FIG. 30, when this dressing device is moved, it can be moved by a caster 57 by holding the support member 25 and lifting the front of the base plate 55.

FIGS. 31 to 37 and FIG. 39 show embodiments of solving means (5) and (6).
Reference numeral 39 denotes a frame formed by fixing plates 78 and 79 to the upper and lower surfaces of a ring-shaped pipe 77.

  A circular base plate 82 is provided above the frame 39. As shown in FIG. 33, guide shafts 83, 83 are erected on the plate 79 on the lower surface of the frame 39 so as to slidably pass through the guide holes 84, 84 of the base plate 82. A substrate 85 is fixed to the upper ends of the guide shafts 83 and 83 to maintain parallel accuracy. Reference numerals 86 and 86 denote guide posts of the guide shafts 83 and 83, which are respectively fixed to the base plate 82 and stably guide the vertical movement of the base plate 82.

  The base plate 82 is connected to the frame 39 by first height adjusting means 88 using a gas spring 87 with a hydraulic lock. The gas spring 87 is mounted inside a movable column 90 erected on the base plate 82 so that the guide hole 89 of the substrate 85 can slide.

The rod 91 of the gas spring 87 is fixed to the plate 78 with a nut 93 at the tip which penetrates the hole 128 of the base plate 82 and is connected to the frame 39 as a result. This rod 91 has a movable pin 94 at the tip engaged with a link 95. The base plate 82 is provided with a support column 97 composed of a movable support column 90 and a fixed support column 96 that is slidably fitted. The lower end of the fixed support column 96 is fixed to the base 85 and a spacer is provided inside the upper end portion. A gas spring 99 with a hydraulic lock is attached through 98.

The fixed support 96 is connected to the support member 25 by the second height adjusting means 113 using the gas spring 99. The rod 100 of the gas spring 99 is attached to a fixed plate 102 fixed inside the support member 25 with a nut 101, and the movable pin 103 is engaged with the link 104. Although the support member 25 has an internal hollow pipe shape, the various members described above can be used in the same manner.

The gas springs 87 and 99 with hydraulic locks move and lock the rods 91 and 100 by operating the movable pins 94 and 103. This is a known one used for a vertically movable drafting table or chair. is there. When there is no hydraulic lock mechanism, it is locked at the start and end of a predetermined stroke range, but it can be used when fine adjustment is not required.

The link 95 is supported at the center of rotation by a shaft 106 that is horizontally mounted on a support stand 105 erected on a plate 79, and an action portion 107 that is engaged with the movable pin 94 is pushed downward by a pressing spring 109 attached thereto. The other operation unit 110 is positioned above.

The link 104 is supported at the center of rotation by a shaft 112 horizontally mounted on a support base 111 standing on the fixed plate 102, and the action portion 127 engaged with the movable pin 103 is moved downward by a pressing spring 114 attached thereto. When pressed, the other operation unit 115 is positioned upward.
The operation of this configuration will be described below.

  34, the rods 91 and 100 of the gas springs 87 and 99 have the minimum length and the base plate 82 and the support member 25 are positioned at the bottom dead center. In FIG. 35, the rods 91 and 100 have the maximum length and the base plate 82. The support member 25 is located at the top dead center.

In FIG. 34, when the operator who wears the vehicle steps on the operation unit 110 of the link 95 and pushes up the movable pin 94, the lock of the gas spring 87 is released and the base plate 82 is raised, but the operation of the operation unit 110 is stopped. Stop and lock freely. When the operation unit 110 is operated in small increments corresponding to the height of the wearer A, the height of the base plate 82 can be finely adjusted stepwise.

The force (gas reaction force) of the gas spring 87 is set to a force necessary to lift the base plate 82 (about 10 g heavier than the weight of the base plate 82), and a person (20 kg or more) is placed on the base plate 82 When the lock is released, the base plate 82 is set to descend to the bottom dead center.

When the operator who wears the operation portion 115 of the other link 104 lowers by hand, the lock is released and the support member 25 is raised, but it is freely stopped and locked at the position where the operation of the operation portion 115 is stopped. The height of the support member 25 can be finely adjusted stepwise by operating the operation unit 115 in small increments corresponding to the height of the wearer placed on the base plate 82.

The force (gas reaction force) of the gas spring 99 is set to a force required to lift the support member 25 (a little heavier than the weight of the support member 25). It is set so that it can be pushed down with a force greater than the weight.

When the height of the wearer is lower than the height of the dressing worker (the difference is about 5 cm or more), the worker has a large degree of bending down. For example, when the wearer is 160 cm and the worker is 170 cm The base plate 82 is raised 10 cm in advance, and the wearer is placed on the base plate 82. Next, the height of the support member 25 is adjusted to the appropriate support position 41 of the wearer A, so that the wearer is adjusted to this position. Perform dressing work by leaning on it.

When the lock is released after the dressing is finished, the base plate 82 is lowered to the bottom dead center by the weight of the wearer.
In FIG. 34, when the distance from the upper surface of the base plate 82 to the support member 25 is set in accordance with the wearer's standard height (for example, 160 cm), the support member is placed on the base plate 82 with a height of 150 cm raised by the wearer 10 cm. The height adjustment of 25 is not necessary or can be made by fine adjustment due to the difference in body shape.

  FIG. 39 shows a case where a known hydraulic pump 116 used for the lifting mechanism of the beauty chair is used as the first height adjusting means 88. The piston 117 of the hydraulic pump 116 provided on the frame 39 is connected to the base plate 82 by a mounting bracket 118. When the pedal 120 of the operation unit 119 is repeatedly depressed, the base plate 82 is raised and locked at a position where the operation is stopped.

  Reference numeral 121 denotes a lock release lever. By operating this lever, the lock is released and the base plate 82 is lowered. The first height adjusting means 88 places the wearer on the base plate 82 located at the bottom dead center, operates the operation unit 119 to raise the wearer to a desired height, and then the second height similar to the above. The height adjustment means 113 adjusts the height of the support member 25, and after the attachment is finished, the lock release lever 121 is operated to lower the base plate 82 to the bottom dead center by the wearer's own weight.

  FIG. 38 shows an embodiment of solving means (7) and (8).

  The frame 39 is connected to the base plate 82 by a height adjusting means 123 using a hydraulic jack 122, and a column 124 having a support member 25 mounted on the head is erected on one side. The height of the support member 25 from the base plate 82 is set to the wearer's maximum height (about 180 cm).

  The wearer is placed on the base plate 82, a shaft (not shown) is inserted into the operation unit 125 and jacked up to raise the base plate 82 and the wearer. The operation is completed at the position and the dressing operation is performed. After the operation is completed, the lock release lever 126 is operated to lower the base plate 82 to the bottom dead center by the wearer's own weight.

Explanatory drawing which shows the procedure of the kimono dressing Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above Same as above The perspective view of the dressing apparatus which shows the embodiment of this invention FIG. 13 is a longitudinal sectional view 14 is a cross-sectional view of the main part of FIG. Side view showing how the dressing device is used Side view showing how the dressing device is used Rear view showing usage of dressing device Perspective view of support member 19 is a longitudinal sectional view of FIG. Side view showing usage of support member Side view showing usage of support member Rear view of support member The perspective view which shows the utilization condition of a supporting member Rear view showing usage of support member Top view of dressing device Side view of FIG. 27 is a longitudinal sectional view of the main part of FIG. 28 is a sectional view taken along the line II in FIG. The side view which shows the use condition of FIG. Side view of dressing device Top view of dressing device Rear view of dressing device Vertical section of dressing device Vertical section of dressing device FIG. 31 is a cross-sectional plan view along the roll line of FIG. FIG. 31 is a cross-sectional plan view along the ha-ha line. Side view of dressing device Side view of dressing device

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A Wearer 2 Kimono 4 Hem 13 Band 22 Floor 24 Support column 25 Support member 31 Height adjustment means 39 Frame 40 Band installation planned position 42 Supporting location 55 Base plate 62 Support column 88 First height adjustment means 113 Second Height adjustment means 97 support post 123 height adjustment means 124 support post

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  A support member is connected to the head of the column that is erected on the floor via a height adjusting means, and the height adjusting means is operated according to the height of the wearer of the kimono, A kimono dressing apparatus characterized in that a dressing operation is performed in a state where a support member is exposed to an appropriate support position below a planned wearing position of the band and a wearer is leaning against the support member.   A support plate connected to the head of the column via a base plate placed on the floor surface at a predetermined height, a column erected on the plate, and a height adjusting means, with legs provided on the lower side In the state where the wearer of the kimono is placed on the base plate, the height adjustment means is operated corresponding to the height of the wearer, and the appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the band on the wearer's back A kimono dressing device characterized in that the dressing operation is performed with the support member facing and the wearer leaning against the support member.   4. The kimono dressing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the struts are connected to the base plate via folding means so as to be foldable on the base plate, and can be folded and carried.   A frame provided with a first height adjusting means, a base plate provided above the frame and connected to the first height adjusting means, and a second height adjusting means standing on the side of the base plate And a support member connected to the head of the support through the second height adjusting means, and the first support is provided so that the dressing work can be easily performed according to the height of the wearer of the kimono. The height adjustment means is operated to adjust the height of the base plate, the second height adjustment means is operated corresponding to the height of the wearer on the base plate, A kimono dressing apparatus characterized in that a dressing operation is performed in a state where a support member is exposed to an appropriate support position below a planned mounting position and a wearer is leaning against the support member.   A frame provided with a height adjusting means, a base plate provided above the frame and connected to the height adjusting means, a column erected on the side of the base plate, and a column head In the state where the wearer of the kimono is placed on the base plate, the height adjusting means is operated according to the height of the wearer to adjust the height of the base plate, and the back of the wearer A kimono dressing apparatus characterized in that a dressing operation is performed in a state where a support member is exposed to an appropriate support position below a planned wearing position of the band and a wearer is leaning against the support member. This is a dressing device in which the wearer of the kimono is dressed with the back supported by the support member, and the support member supports the wearer's belt so that the appropriate support point below the planned wearing position is supported. Using a dressing device equipped with height adjustment means that adjusts the height according to the height of the
Decide the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change,
Making the wearer's back face the support member;
Operating the height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer, and adjusting the support member to an appropriate support height below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt;
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
Releasing the wearer from leaning on the support member;
The kimono dressing method characterized by including. This is a dressing device in which a kimono wearer is placed on a base plate and the back is supported by a support member. A second height that adjusts the height corresponding to the height of the wearer so as to support an appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt. Using a dressing device with adjusting means,
Corresponding to the height of the wearer, operating the first height adjusting means to adjust the height of the base plate to a height that is easy to wear;
Placing the wearer on the base plate,
Determining the length of the kimono so that the hem position does not change, and making the back face the support member;
Operating the second height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer and adjusting the support member to an appropriate support height below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt;
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
A step of releasing the wearer from the leaning state on the support member and lowering the base plate to the bottom dead center position by operating the first height adjusting means;
Taking the wearer off the base plate,
The kimono dressing method characterized by including. This is a dressing device in which a kimono wearer is placed on a base plate and the back is supported by a support member. A second height that adjusts the height corresponding to the height of the wearer so as to support an appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt. Using a dressing device with adjusting means,
Operating the first height adjusting means to position the base plate at the bottom dead center;
Placing the wearer on the base plate located at the bottom dead center,
Corresponding to the height of the wearer, the step of adjusting the height of the base plate by operating the first height adjusting means to make the wearer easy to wear,
Determining the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change, and making the back face the support member;
Operating the second height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer and adjusting the support member to an appropriate support height below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt;
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
A step of releasing the wearer from the leaning state on the support member and lowering the base plate to the bottom dead center position by operating the first height adjusting means;
Taking the wearer off the base plate,
The kimono dressing method characterized by including. It is a dressing device in which a wearer of a kimono rests on a base plate and the back is supported by a support member. Using a dressing device provided with an adjusting means, and operating this adjusting means to support the appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt with a support member,
Operating the height adjusting means to position the base plate at the bottom dead center;
Placing the wearer on the base plate located at the bottom dead center,
Determining the length of the wearer's kimono so that the hem position does not change, and making the back face the support member;
The step of operating the height adjusting means corresponding to the height of the wearer, adjusting the height of the base plate so that the appropriate support position below the planned wearing position of the wearer's belt faces the support member,
Step of the wearer leaning against the support member;
Completing the dressing while the wearer remains supported by the support member;
Releasing the wearer from leaning on the support member;
A step of operating the height adjusting means to lower the base plate to the bottom dead center position,
Taking the wearer off the base plate,
The kimono dressing method characterized by including.

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