JPH0634763B2 - Hair-dryer attachment - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (a) Field of Industrial Use The present invention relates to an attachment in which a bristle body having a plurality of bristles arranged side by side is erected in a plurality of rows along the length direction of the surface thereof.

(B) Prior Art A conventional attachment is disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 56-106108. For example, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, a large number of bristles are attached to a hollow attachment body (1).
(13)… and planted hot air outlets near these
(5) ... is drilled. The bristle (13) is a hollow pipe (5) having a communication hole (50) communicating with the hot air outlet (5).
1) and the attachment body (1) hold it and cap (4)
It is locked in. With such a configuration, the hot air sent from the hot air generating body (not shown) first passes through the inside of the attachment body (1), and then a plurality of hot air outlets.
Although it is dispersed with respect to (5) and released to the outside, it is not uniform when dispersed as described above, and the amount of warm air delivered from each warm air outlet (5) varies, and the bristle ( 13) ... There was a drawback that the hair wrapped between the layers was unevenly dried.

(C) Problems to be Solved by the Invention Therefore, the present invention is to uniformly supply hot air to all the hot air outlets and to uniformly supply hot air to the hair. With the goal.

(D) Means for Solving the Problems The means of the present invention is to connect both lower ends of juxtaposed bristle with long connecting pieces, and to form a guide passage part in the bristle, thereby attaching the attachment. Immediately distribute the warm air sent into the main body evenly between a plurality of pairs of connecting pieces,
These are delivered to the outside through the guide passage.

(E) Working hot air is first uniformly distributed between a plurality of pairs of connecting pieces, and these are supplied to the evenly wound hair through the guide passage portion of the bristle.

(F) Example (1) is an attachment body that is attached to and detached from a warm air generating port of a warm air generating body (not shown), and has a long and hollow cylindrical tubular portion (2) and a base (3) for attachment and detachment. ) And. The tubular portion (2) is open at both ends, one end opening is engaged so as to communicate with the inside of the base (3), and the other end opening is covered by the cap (4). Then, hot air outlets (5) are formed at equal intervals along the length direction of the tubular portion (2) and six rows are formed around the tubular portion (2).

The base (3) has a first outlet (6) formed at the center and a plurality of radial bars (7) ... Formed around the first outlet (6), and these are connected between these bars (7), (7). The second air outlet (8) is formed and the third air outlet (9) is formed in the outer peripheral portion. Here, the one end opening of the tubular portion (2) is in contact with the crosspieces (7).

(10) is a cylindrical warm air guide tube whose one end opening is engaged so as to communicate with the first outlet (6) and the other end opening is closed by the cap (4). The warm air guide space (S1) is formed with the inner peripheral wall of the tubular portion (2) of (1).

Reference numeral (12) is a bristle body in which a plurality of bristles (13) are arranged side by side, and both lower end portions of the bristles (13) are connected by a pair of connecting pieces (14a) (14b). The bristle (13) has a substantially ∩ shape, and forms a guide passage portion (15) which is open at the lower surface portion and the front and rear surface portions.

Then, as is clear from FIGS. 2, 3, and 4, the bristle body (12) is inserted into the tubular portion (2), and then the bristles (13) ... The pair of connecting pieces (14) are exposed through the delivery port (5).
a) and (14b) prevent the hot air guide tube from coming off
By contacting the surface of (10), the warm air guide space
(S1) is divided into a plurality of rows of chambers, and a pair of connecting pieces (14a) (1
4b) The room formed by each other is a hot air exhaust chamber (S2) ..., and the connecting pieces (14a) (14a) or (14b) (14b) of the adjacent bristles (13) are the hot air inflow chamber (S3). I am trying. Here, the warm air discharge chambers (S2) are formed in a total of 6 rows and communicate with the second outlets (8) and the guide passages (15) of the respective bristles (13).

According to this structure, the hot air sent into the tubular portion (2) from the second outlet (8) is formed by the connecting pieces (14a) (14b) in six rows of hot air exhaust chambers. (S2) is evenly distributed into the hair (T), and then warm air is evenly supplied to the hair (T) wound as shown in FIG. 3 through the guide passage portion (15) of the bristle (13). Is.

Also, since the warm air is sent out over a wide area from the guide passage portion (15) of each bristle (13), even if the hair is wound in multiple layers, it is evenly supplied to the hair (T). Is.

(G) Effect of the Invention Since the present invention is configured as described above, the guide passage portion of each bristle is uniformly heated through a chamber formed by a pair of connecting pieces connecting the lower ends thereof. The wind is supplied,
In addition, the guide passage portion widens the discharge range of the hot air to the outside, and the hot air can be uniformly supplied to the hair. In addition, when each bristle has a smaller material thickness than the case of using a pipe-shaped one, it is possible to improve the hairdressing condition, and when multiple holes are formed around the pipe. As described above, the occurrence of a situation in which the bristle is broken due to the cracks generated in the hole portion is extremely reduced, and the durability can be improved.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 is a front view of the attachment body of the present invention, FIG. 2 is the same sectional view, FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the bristle body, FIG. 6 is a front view of the same, FIG. 7 is a side view of the same, and FIG. 8 is a front view of a conventional attachment body which can be partially broken.
The figure is the same sectional view. (1) …… Attachment body, (5) …… Hot air outlet, (12)
...... Brisle body, (13) …… Brisle, (14a) (14b)
...... Coupling piece, (15) …… Guide passage section.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hollow attachment main body in which a plurality of bristles are provided in parallel at the hot air generating port of the warm air generating main body for delivering warm air, and a plurality of rows of bristles are planted along the length direction of the surface thereof. The attachment main body is provided with a hot air outlet for exposing the bristle to the outside, and the bristle has a substantially ∩ shape, and a guide passage portion for guiding the hot air to the outside. And the lower ends of both sides of the plurality of bristles are connected by connecting pieces located inside the attachment body, and the pair of connecting pieces guides the warm air from the warm air generating body to the guide passage portion. Hair dryer attachment characterized by doing so.