JPH0299099A - Iron of induction heating type - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable the iron bases of optimum shapes according to various clothing pieces, to be exchangeably fitted on an iron main-body by composing a device, of an iron base having heating coils, an iron base in an abnormal shape to be induction-heated with the heating coils, and the iron main-body having a handle to be fitted on or removed from any iron bases. CONSTITUTION:When an iron base 13a for example is used, then a handle 14 is pushed against the iron base 13a contained in a drawer 121 and is connected by the working of fitting rods 132a, 132b, and the iron base 13a is induction-heated with heating coils 11a, 11b, 11c. When a steam button 141 is pushed, then water stored in a water tank 142 is turned into steam with heat from the iron base 13a, and the steam comes out of a steam hole 131 onto the lower surface of the iron base 13a. When the steam is stopped, then the steam button 141 is pushed once more. When the iron base 13a is removed from, then it is placed on the drawer 121, and a release button 143 is pushed, and the handle 14 is unlocked from the fitting rods 132a, 132b, and they are decomposed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an induction heating iron used in general households.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventional induction heating irons include an iron body having one or more heating coils and a single iron body heated by the heating coils.

Problems that the invention aims to solve However, in the conventional induction heating iron as mentioned above, only one iron body can be used, and even when steam ironing pleated skirts or dress shirts, for example, it is necessary to use a handkerchief. Even if you're trying to iron or don't need steam.
I always had to use a large and heavy iron with a steam function.

Therefore, it was not easy to use, required unnecessary labor, and produced poor ironing results.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and its primary purpose is to enable work to be done with a small and lightweight iron body that does not have a steam function, depending on the type of clothing to be ironed. It is.

The second purpose is to enable optimal ironing and efficient storage by eliminating the need to replace only the iron base of the iron body depending on the type of clothing, such as pleated skirts, dress shirts, and hannochi. It is in.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the first object, the induction heating iron of the present invention includes an ironing board having a heating coil, a plurality of irregularly shaped iron bodies that are induction heated by the heating coil. It consists of

Further, in order to achieve the second object, the induction heating type iron of the present invention includes an ironing board having a heating coil, a plurality of irregularly shaped iron bases that are induction heated by the heating coil, and any one of the iron bases. The iron body also has a detachable handle.

Function: With the configuration to achieve the first object, for example, it is possible to use an iron body with a steam function and an iron without a steam function, and to work with an iron main body of an optimal shape for various types of clothing.

In addition, with the configuration to achieve the above second objective, by replacing and attaching an iron base of an optimal shape according to various types of clothing to the iron main body, optimal ironing can be performed and storage can be performed efficiently. .

EXAMPLES Hereinafter, examples of the induction heating type iron of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In Figure 1, 1a and 1
b is a disc-shaped heating coil for heating the iron body during ironing, and 1c is an elliptical heating coil for heating the iron body during ironing.

2 is an ironing board having heating coils, 3a is an iron body with a steam function, and 3b is a small and lightweight iron body without a steam function. These iron main bodies 3a
, 3b are heated by respective heating coils during ironing, and both are cordless.

The operation in the above configuration will be explained. Iron body 3a
, 3b can be heated by the heating coils 1a, 1b, and 1c, so the user can select and use the iron body 3a for steam ironing and the iron body 3b for dry ironing. can.

This speeds up the ironing process and allows you to get a nice finish with less effort.

In this embodiment, two types of iron bodies are used, but many types of iron bodies with other functions may be provided. Even when the number of iron bodies is increased, since the iron body is cordless and does not require a heater inside the iron body, there is no tangle of cords and the cost increase is small.

FIG. 2 shows another embodiment, in which lla and llb
is a disc-shaped heating coil for heating the iron body during ironing, and llc is an elliptical heating coil for heating the iron body when separating clothes during ironing. 12 is an ironing board having heating coils and a drawer 121; 13a to 13d are iron bases each having a different shape; 14 is a handle that can be detachably attached to all four iron bases. The iron base and handle constitute an iron body.

Next, the attachment of the iron base 13a and the handle 14 will be explained with reference to FIG. In FIG. 3, 131 is a steam hole for spraying steam onto clothing, 132a and 13
2b is a mounting rod for fixing to the handle 14. Also, 141 is a steam button for switching between dry and steam, 142 is a water tank for storing water used as a material for steam, and 143 is a handle 14 and an iron base 13.
This is the base removal button when separating from the mounting rod in a.

To explain the operation in the above configuration, depending on the type of clothing to be ironed, the user uses the iron base 13a when ironing a dress shirt, and the iron base 13a when ironing a dress shirt or when ironing a small item such as a handkerchief. For delicate work such as pleated skirts, iron base 13b can be selected, and iron base 13c with a 91" tip (thinner iron base 13c) can be selected. can.

For example, the operation when using the iron base 13a is as follows.
By pressing the handle 14 against the iron base 13a stored in the drawer 121, the mounting rod 13
2a and 132b, and the iron base 13a is heated by induction by the heating coils lla, llb, llc.

When the steam button 141 is pressed, the water stored in the water tank 142 is vaporized by the heat from the iron base 13a and becomes steam, which comes out from the steam hole 131 on the underside of the iron base 13a. To stop steam, press the steam button 141 again. When removing the iron base 13a, by pressing the base removal button 143 on the drawer 121, the handle 14 and the attachments L@132a, 132b are unlocked and separated.

Therefore, in this embodiment, since it is possible to select and use an iron base with the most suitable shape for each type of clothing, the ironing work can be accelerated and finished neatly with less effort. This has the effect of being able to store -X in multiple irons, and since there is only one water tank, the hassle of pouring water is no different from that of a normal case, and there is also an increase in costs when using many types of iron bases. t) It also has the effect of requiring only a minimum amount.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the above embodiments, the induction heating iron of the present invention has a plurality of iron bodies with different shapes, so that it is suitable for single-users who wish to perform full-scale ironing. It is possible to separate f/u as appropriate depending on the case, or when a simple ironing is required. This speeds up the ironing process and allows you to get a nice finish with less effort.

In addition, the induction heating iron of the present invention has a plurality of iron bases having different shapes and an iron main body having a handle that can be attached to or detached from any of the iron bases. By being able to select and use an ironing base with an appropriate shape, the ironing process is accelerated, a beautiful finish can be achieved with less effort, and the ironing base can be stored in a small space. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an external view of an induction heating iron according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an external perspective view of an induction heating iron according to another embodiment of the invention, and Fig. 3 is shown in Fig. 2. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing how the iron base and handle of the induction heating iron are attached. 1a, 1b, IC1lla, 11■], 11C...Heating coil, 2.12...Ironing board, 3; lI, 3b--
Iron body, 13a, 13b, 13C113d...Iron base, 14...Handle. Name of agent: Patent attorney Shigetaka Awano Haka 1 person 1 (1/e
, IC? fjr: i 輯 koishi iron mouth no.] 121 / /Otsu

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) An induction heating iron consisting of an ironing board having a heating coil and a plurality of irregularly shaped iron bodies that are induction heated by the heating coil. (2) An induction heating iron consisting of an ironing board with a heating coil, a plurality of odd-shaped iron bases that are induction heated by the heating coil, and an iron body with a handle that can be attached to or detached from any of the iron bases. .