JPH08252397A - Clothes finishing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a device in which steam and hot air can be efficiently sprayed to clothes to finish them. CONSTITUTION: A box 10 has an opening part 15 on the front side, and the internal space is provided as a finishing chamber 16. A door 20 is movable between an opening position separated from the front of the box 10 and the closing position for closing the opening part 15 of the box 10. A clothes supporting means 30 is fitted on the upper part of the surface opposed to the opening part 15 of the door 20. The door 20 is closed, steam and hot air are successively sprayed toward clothes A from lateral side walls 11 of the box 10 in the state where the clothes A are housed in the finishing chamber 16.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for finishing clothes by supplying steam and hot air.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional apparatus for supplying steam and hot air to clothes to finish the clothes is at the top of a box having an elongated passage.
Guides such as screw rods and chains are arranged, and hangers with clothes are sent along this passage. In the vicinity of the entrance of the passage, steam is supplied to the clothes from above, hot air is supplied from above in the next stage, and cold air is supplied in the final stage, and then clothes are sent out from the exit of the passage.

[0003]

However, in the above-described conventional finishing apparatus, the passage is divided into the steam supply section, the hot air supply section, and the cold air supply section, which is long, so that there is a drawback that the box becomes extremely large. In addition, the inlet and outlet of the box are not sealed, the steam supply unit and the hot air supply unit are not partitioned, and since steam supply and hot air supply are performed from above, these steam and hot air can be efficiently applied to clothes. Not supplied,
The degree of completion of the clothing finish was low.

[0004]

In order to solve the above problems, in the clothes finishing device according to claim 1, (a) a box having an opening on the front side and having an internal space as a finishing chamber,
(B) A door that is movable between an open position away from the front of the box and a closed position that closes the opening of the box; and (c) is provided above the surface of the door that faces the opening. A clothes supporting means and (d) a blowing means for sequentially blowing steam and hot air toward the clothes in the finishing chamber from a pair of side walls of the box facing each other across the finishing chamber when viewed from the front. It is characterized by
According to a second aspect of the present invention, the clothing finishing apparatus according to the first aspect further includes a door moving mechanism that horizontally moves the door in a straight position between a closed position and an open position while the door is directly facing the box. Characterize. In claim 3,
3. The clothes finishing device according to claim 1, wherein the clothes supporting means includes a support extending substantially orthogonal to the door, and a hanger supported by the support and extending substantially parallel to the door and inclined with respect to a horizontal axis. It is characterized by comprising a main rail for guiding the hook, a stopper for locking the hook of the hanger on the main rail, and a stopper moving mechanism for moving the stopper in a direction intersecting with the main rail.

According to a fourth aspect, in the clothing finishing apparatus according to any one of the first to third aspects, a pair of movable rails arranged on both sides of the main rail at the opening position of the door are further provided, and It is characterized by being equipped with a rail moving mechanism for moving these movable rails between a set position on the movement locus of the door and on a substantially extended line of the main rail and an escape position separated from the movement locus of the door. According to a fifth aspect, in the clothing finishing apparatus according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the side wall of the box has first, second, and third plates arranged in order from the outer side to the inner side. The space between the first and second plates is filled with high-temperature steam and becomes a heat source, and the steam introduction pipe and the air introduction pipe are supported through the two plates, and the third plate has many outlets. The space formed between the second and third plates is provided as a passage for steam and blast, a steam source is connected to the steam introducing pipe, and a fan is connected to the blast introducing pipe.
The blow-out means is constituted by the blow-out port, the passage, the steam source, and the fan. According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the clothing finishing apparatus according to the fifth aspect, the steam introducing pipe is connected to a steam source through a straight portion of the T-shaped pipe, and an end opening of the intersection of the T-shaped pipe is opened to the atmosphere. It is characterized by According to a seventh aspect, in the clothing finishing apparatus according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, the box has a plurality of finishing chambers and a plurality of openings corresponding thereto, and the door faces the finishing chambers. A plurality of clothes supporting means are provided.

[0006]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, while the garment supporting means supports the garment, the door is moved toward the box to close the opening of the box and store the garment in the finishing chamber of the box. In this state, steam is blown from both sides of the box, and then hot air is blown to finish the clothes. In this way, steam and hot air can be blown from both sides of the finishing room in the sealed finishing room, and these steam and hot air can be supplied independently, so that the steam and hot air can be efficiently supplied, and the finishing of clothes is completed. You can increase the degree. Further, since it is not necessary to divide the box finishing chamber into the steam supply section and the hot air supply section, the box can be made compact. According to the invention of claim 2, the door movement can be automated and the door is moved straight, so that the door moving mechanism can be simplified. According to the third aspect of the present invention, when the door is in the open position, the hanger on which clothes are hung is slid along the main rail, and the hanger is supported by being locked by the stopper. After closing the door and finishing the clothes, with the door in the open position again, move the stopper to slide the hanger along the main rail and send it out. In this way, it is possible to automate the sending and receiving of clothes. In addition, since the main rail is inclined and the clothes can be sent by its own weight, the structure for sending the clothes is simple.

According to the invention of claim 4, a pair of movable rails are arranged on both sides of the main rail substantially on an extension line of the main rail, and the movable rail and the main rail cooperate with each other,
A diagonally extending clothing transport path is formed. As a result, it is possible to lengthen the slanted clothes conveying path. Moreover,
When closing the door, the movable rail moves away from the locus of movement of the door, which does not hinder the closing operation of the door. According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, the space between the first and second plates is filled with high temperature steam to serve as a heat source to heat the finishing chamber, so that a large number of clothes can be continuously and efficiently finished. The air blown from the fan receives the heat of this heat source and becomes hot air and is blown out from the air outlet, so there is no need to provide a heat source for the hot air outside the box. The space between the second and third plates serves as a common passage for steam and hot air, and the multiple outlets formed in the third plate also serve as common outlets for steam and hot air. As described above, the effective use of the heat source and the common use of the passage and the air outlet simplify the structure of the air outlet. In the invention of claim 6, since the outside air is sucked in when the steam is supplied, the apparent volume of the steam can be increased, and the steam can be efficiently and uniformly blown to the clothes. According to the invention of claim 7, the clothes are supported by the plurality of clothes supporting means, and the hot air is supplied to the finishing rooms which are independent of each other to finish the clothes. Therefore, the workability of finishing the clothes can be improved.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the clothing finishing device includes a box 10 and a door 20. Box 1
0 is a pair of side walls 11, a rear wall 12, a ceiling wall 13,
It comprises a bottom wall 14, an opening 15 on the front side, and provides an internal space as a finishing chamber 16. This finishing room 1
The width of 6 is narrower than the depth.

The door 20 is arranged directly in front of the box 10, is movable in the depth direction of the box 10, and opens and closes the opening 15. The door 20 is provided with a clothing support means 30, and the clothing support means 3
The hook F of the hanger H on which the clothes A is hung is supported by 0.

Next, a more detailed structure will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the box 10 is fixed to the back of the frame 1, and the door 20 is
The door moving mechanism 40 is adapted to move in the front-back direction (left-right direction in FIG. 3). This door moving mechanism 4
Reference numeral 0 has a pair of rails 41 provided in the bottom of the frame 1 and extending in the front-rear direction, a movable base 42 slidably mounted on these rails 41, and an air cylinder 43 for moving the movable base 42. ing. The door 20 is mounted and fixed on the movable table 42. This makes the door 2
0 always faces the front of the box 10 and is moved straight between the open position separated from the box 10 and the closed position in contact with the front of the box 10 while maintaining the posture orthogonal to the rail 41.

Next, the box 10 will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 5, each of the side walls 11 of the box 10 is
It is provided with a first plate 11a, a second plate 11b, and a third plate 11c which are parallel to each other and are spaced from each other, and which are sequentially arranged from the outer side to the inner side. First plate 11a and second plate 11b
The space 17 between them is filled with high temperature steam and serves as a heat source. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, these plates 11a, 1
Two short steam introducing pipes 51 are fixed through one through 1b, and three short air introducing pipes 52 are fixed through three through. Also, the innermost third plate 1 facing the finishing chamber 16
A large number of outlets 53 are formed in 1c over a wide area. The straight portion 5 of the T-shaped pipe 54 is attached to the steam introduction pipe 51.
One end of 4a is connected via a joint 55, and the other end of the straight portion 54a is connected to a vapor source 56 via a valve (not shown). The end opening of the intersection 54b of the T-tube 54 is open to the atmosphere.

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, one blower introduction pipe 57 is fixed through the upper end of the side wall 11. The upper end of the side wall 11 is not formed by the above-mentioned three-layer structure but is formed by, for example, two plates, and there is no space filled with high-temperature steam. At the top of the frame 1, a fan 58
Is installed, and the blower introduction pipes 52 and 57 are connected to the air outlet of the fan 58 through pipes each having a valve.

When the valve corresponding to the steam introducing pipe 51 is opened, the steam from the steam source 56 allows the straight portion 54 of the T-shaped pipe 54 to flow.
a, the second plate 11b and the third plate 1 through the steam introducing pipe 51
It is introduced into the space 18 between 1c and this space 18
The interior of the box 10 finishes from the outlet 53
Blow out to 6. At this time, since the outside air is sucked in from the intersection 54b, the apparent amount of steam blown out increases.

When the valve corresponding to the blast introduction pipe 52 is opened, the air from the fan 58 passes through the blast introduction pipe 52 to the second position.
Is introduced into the space 18 between the plate 11b and the third plate 11c,
Further, in the process of expanding inside the space 18, the high temperature steam filled in the space 17 between the first plate 11a and the second plate 11b is heated and becomes hot air from the outlet 53 to form the finishing chamber 1.
Blow out to 6. In this way, the space 18 serves as a passage for steam and hot air. Further, when the valve corresponding to the air introduction pipe 57 is opened, the air from the fan 58 is supplied to the finishing chamber 16 without being heated.

As described above, the space 17 filled with high-temperature steam, the space 18 serving as a passage, and the introduction pipes 51, 52, 5
Blow-out means 5 for blowing out steam, hot air, and cold air by means of 7, blow-out port 53, T-shaped tube 54, high-temperature steam source 56, and fan 58.
0 is configured. A discharge pipe 59 is formed below the rear wall 12 of the box 10. The valve built in the discharge pipe 59 is closed when steam or hot air is supplied, and is opened only when cold air is supplied to allow the cold air to escape.

Next, the structure for holding the door 20 at the open position and the closed position will be described. As shown in FIGS. 3, 7, and 8, a receiving plate 21 that extends horizontally along the upper edge of the door 20 is attached to the upper surface of the door 20 opposite to the box 10. The receiving plate 21 projects upward from the door 20.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 7, the holding mechanism 60 for holding the open position is provided with a stopper 61 fixed to the frame 1 and projecting toward the front surface of the door 20, and rotatably supported by the frame 1. The pressing member 62 and the air cylinder 63 that rotates the pressing member 62 are provided. When the door 20 is in the open position, the front surface of the receiving plate 21 contacts the stopper 61, and the lower end of the pressing member 62 is urged by the air cylinder 63 to contact the rear surface of the receiving plate 21. This allows the door 20
The open position of is retained. When moving the door 20 toward the box 10, the air cylinder 63 is extended,
The holding member 62 is rotated counterclockwise in the figure to release the holding state.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the holding mechanism 70 for holding the closed position includes a holding member 71 that is rotatably supported on the upper portion of the frame 1, and an air cylinder that rotates the holding member 71. And 72. Door 20 is box 1
In the closed state by hitting 0, the pressing member 71 is biased counterclockwise by the air cylinder 72, and the lower end portion thereof pushes the receiving plate 21 toward the box 10. Thereby, the closed state of the door 20 is maintained. When the door 20 is opened, the air cylinder 72 is contracted to hold down the pressing member 71.
Rotate clockwise to release the holding state.

As shown in FIGS. 3, 4 and 9, the above-mentioned clothing holding means 30 has a support 31 projecting horizontally from the door 20 toward the box 10 (that is, orthogonal to the door 20). ing. A J-shaped bracket 32 is fixed to the lower surface of the tip of the support 31, and a main rail 33 is fixed to the end of the bracket 32. The main rail 33 is parallel to the door 20 and is inclined upward to the right with respect to the horizontal axis. A plate-shaped stopper 34 is arranged above the main rail 33, and is vertically moved by an air cylinder 35 (stopper moving mechanism) fixed to the bracket 32. The lower end of the stopper 34 is bifurcated, and the main rail 33 is inserted between the bifurcated portions when the stopper 34 is at the lower position. As a result, the hook F of the hanger H placed on the main rail 33 is locked to the stopper 34. When the stopper 34 moves to the upper position, the locked state by the stopper 34 is released, and the hanger H moves to the main rail 3
It is designed to slide along 3.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 9, on both sides of the main rail 33, a pair of fixed rails 81 and 82 are arranged apart from the main rail 33 and substantially on the extension line of the main rail 33. These fixed rails 81 and 82 are attached to the J-shaped tip ends of plate-shaped support arms 83 and 84 fixed to the upper portion of the frame 1, respectively. In FIG. 9, above the fixed rail 81 on the right side, a stopper 85 having a forked bottom end is arranged. An air cylinder 86 is attached to the support arm 83, and the stopper 85 is vertically moved by the air cylinder 86. Further, on the right side of the stopper 85, a limit switch 87 fixed to the support arm 83 is arranged as a detecting means for detecting passage of the hanger H. A limit switch 88 fixed to the support arm 84 is also arranged on the left fixed rail 82.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 9, a movable rail 91 is arranged between the main rail 33 and the fixed rail 81, and another movable rail 92 is arranged between the main rail 33 and the fixed rail 83. Are arranged. As shown in FIG. 9, the movable rails 91 and 92 are arranged at the set position and substantially on the extension line of the main rail 33. The movable rails 91 and 92 are moved by the rail moving mechanism 90 from the set position to the escape position shown in FIG. Rail moving mechanism 90
Is a shaft 90a provided on the frame 1 and the shaft 90a.
A plate-shaped rotating arm 93, 94 rotatably supported by
And air cylinders 95 and 96 for rotating the rotating arms 93 and 94. Rotating arm 93,
The movable rails 91, 9 are attached to the J-shaped tip portion of 94.
2 are attached respectively.

A stopper 97 having a bifurcated lower end is arranged above the right movable rail 91. An air cylinder 98 is attached to the rotating arm 93, and the stopper 97 is vertically moved by the air cylinder 98. A limit switch 99 for detecting passage of the hanger H is arranged on the left side of the stopper 97 and is fixed to the rotating arm 93.

On the right side of the fixed rail 81, a horizontal screw rod (not shown) is arranged as a clothing conveying means, and the hanger H is sent to the fixed rail 81 by its rotation. Further, a horizontal screw rod (not shown) is also arranged on the left side of the fixed rail 82 as a clothing conveying means, and the hanger H from the fixed rail 82 is sent out by the rotation thereof.

Next, the operation of the clothes finishing device having the above construction will be described. At the open position of the door 20, the movable rails 91 and 92 are arranged between the main rail 33 and the fixed rails 81 and 82 on a substantially extended line of the main rail 33. These rails 33, 81, 82, 91, 92 have shapes similar to each other as shown in FIG. 6, the left end portion is bifurcated, and the right end portion is narrow. At the set position of the movable rails 91, 92, the movable rail 91
The right end of the fixed rail 81 enters the left end of the two forks,
The main rail 3 is attached to the left end of the fork of the movable rail 91.
The right end of 3 is inside. Similarly, the movable rail 92
The right end portion of the movable rail 92 enters the left end portion of the forked portion of the main rail 33, and the fixed rail 82 is attached to the left end portion of the forked portion of the movable rail 92.
The right end of is intruded. In this way, the long transport path 100 is constituted by the five continuous rails. The hooks F of the hangers H are slid on the transport paths 100 while being hooked and supported by these rails. Note that, as shown in FIG. 9, the five rails are continuous in small steps to ensure smooth sliding of the hook F.

With the movable rails 91 and 92 set, the clothes finished in the previous finishing process are carried out from the carrying path 100. That is, the air cylinder 3
5 is operated to move the stopper 34 upward to release the locked state of the hanger H on which the finished clothes are hung. Then, this hanger H is the main rail 33,
It slides along the movable rail 92 and the fixed rail 82, and is carried out via a screw rod connected to the fixed rail 82.
When the hanger H passes over the fixed rail 82, this passage is detected by the limit switch 88.

On the other hand, to the fixed rail 81, a hanger H on which clothes before finishing are hung is sent to the fixed rail 81 during the finishing process or before the finishing process is completed and the movable rail 91 is set. . The hanger H slides on the fixed rail 81 by its own weight, passes through the limit switch 87, and is temporarily locked to the stopper 85. After the limit switch 87 detects passage, the fixed rail 82 is moved as described above.
In response to the detection of the passage of the finished garment by the limit switch 88, the air cylinder 86 is activated to move the stopper 85 upward. As a result, the stopper 85
The hanger H, which has been locked to, slides on the fixed rail 81 to reach the movable rail 91, where it is once locked to the stopper 97. Then, after a lapse of a predetermined time from the operation of the air cylinder 86, the air cylinder 98 is operated to move the stopper 97 upward. As a result, the hanger H locked by the stopper 97 slides on the movable rail 91 again to reach the main rail 33 and is locked by the stopper 34. As described above, by temporarily locking the stopper 97, the sliding speed of the hanger H is suppressed and stable sliding is secured. In addition, all stoppers 34, 85, 97
Moves upward and releases the locked state with the hanger H, and then immediately returns to the original position.

When the hanger H passes the movable rail 91, the limit switch 99 detects it. Then, in response to the detection signal of the limit switch 99, the air cylinders 95 and 96 of the rail moving mechanism 90 operate to rotate the rotating arms 93 and 94, and the movable rails 91 and 9 are moved.
2 is moved upward from the set position (see FIG. 3),
Remove it from the locus of movement of the door 20. Next, the air cylinder 43 of the door moving mechanism 40 operates, the door 20 moves toward the box 10, and abuts the front surface of the box 20 to close the opening 15.
Clothing before finishing is hung on the hanger H locked by the stopper 34 on the main rail 33, and the clothing is accommodated in the finishing chamber 16 through the opening 15.

The garment is housed in a closed finishing chamber 16 with the front body facing one side wall 11 and the back body facing the other side wall 11. Next, the side walls 11 on both sides
From the air outlet 53, the steam is blown all over the front surface and the rear surface of the clothes all at once. Hot air is similarly blown just before the end of the steam supply period, and is blown for a predetermined time after the end of the steam supply. Finally, cold air is supplied to cool the clothes and the finishing is completed. In this way, steam is blown and hot air is blown all over the front surface and the rear surface of the clothes all at once, and these blows are efficiently performed. Moreover, since the hot air is blown alone after the steam is supplied, it is possible to finish the clothes. The degree of perfection can be increased. Further, by increasing the apparent blowing amount of steam by using the T-shaped tube 54 described above, it is possible to uniformly and efficiently spray the steam.

After finishing the clothes finishing as described above, the air cylinder 43 of the moving mechanism 40 is operated again to retract the door 20 from the box 10 and return it to the open position.
In this state, the movable rails 91 and 92 are again set to the set position, and the finished garment is carried out from the transport path 100 as described above.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment and can have other modes. For example, a plurality of clothes may be finished simultaneously with good workability. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 10, the box 10A includes two finishing chambers 16A. In this case, the box 10A has left and right side walls 11A and a side wall 11B partitioning the two finishing chambers 16A. Two clothing support means 30A are attached to the door 20A. These clothing support means 30A face the finishing chamber 16A. Two clothing support means 3
With the clothes A supported by 0A, the door 20A moves toward the box 10 and closes the two openings 15A. In this closed state, each finishing chamber 16 has a side wall 11A,
As shown by the arrow from 11B, steam, hot air, and cold air are blown in order to finish the clothes A.

In this embodiment, fixed rails 81A and 82A are arranged apart from the main rail 33A on the extension lines of the two main rails 33A at the open position of the door 10A. A movable rail 91A is interposed between the two main rails 33A, and the movable rail 9A is also provided between the right main rail 33A and the fixed rail 81A and between the left main rail 33A and the left fixed rail 82A.
2A is interposed. The detailed structure of each part of this embodiment is as follows.
Since it is similar to the above-described embodiment, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0032]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the invention, steam is supplied from both sides of the finishing chamber in the sealed finishing chamber.
Since hot air can be blown out and these steam and hot air can be supplied independently, the steam and hot air can be efficiently supplied, and the degree of completion of the clothing finishing can be improved. Also,
Since it is not necessary to divide the box finishing room into a steam supply section and a hot air supply section, the box can be made smaller.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the door movement can be automated and the door movement mechanism can be simplified. According to the invention of claim 3,
It is possible to automate the sending and receiving of clothes.
In addition, since the main rail is inclined and the clothes can be sent by its own weight, the structure for sending the clothes is simple. According to the invention of claim 4, the slanted clothes conveying path can be lengthened. Moreover, the movable rail does not interfere when closing the door. In the invention of claim 5, the structure of the blowing means is simplified by effectively using the heat source and sharing the passage and the blowing port. In the invention of claim 6, since the outside air is sucked in at the time of supplying the steam, the apparent volume of the steam can be increased, and the steam can be uniformly and efficiently blown to the clothes. According to the invention of claim 7, the workability of finishing clothes can be improved.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a clothing finishing apparatus of the present invention, (A) showing an opened state of a door and (B) showing a closed state of the door.

2A and 2B are plan cross-sectional views showing a schematic configuration of the clothing finishing apparatus, FIG. 2A showing an opened state of the door and FIG. 2B showing a closed state of the door.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a detailed configuration of the clothing finishing device, in which fixed rails and movable rails are omitted.

FIG. 4 is a front view showing a detailed configuration of the clothing finishing device.

5 is an enlarged sectional view of the side wall of the box taken along the line VV in FIG.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged plan view showing the connected state of the rails with exaggerated width.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged side view showing a mechanism for holding the opened state of the door.

FIG. 8 is an enlarged side view showing a mechanism for holding a closed state of a door.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged front view showing a connection state of rails.

FIG. 10 is a plan cross-sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a clothing finishing device according to another embodiment, (A) showing an opened state of the door, and (B) showing a closed state of the door.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 ... Box 11 ... Side wall 11a ... 1st board 11b ... 2nd board 11c ... 3rd board 15 ... Opening 16 ... Finishing room 17,18 ... Space 20,20A ... Door 30 ... Clothing support means 33 ... Main rail 34 ... Stopper 35 ... Air cylinder (stopper moving mechanism) 40 ... Door moving mechanism 50 ... Blowing means 51 ... Steam introducing pipe 52 ... Blower introducing pipe 53 ... Blowing outlet 54 ... T-shaped pipe 54a ... Straight portion 54b ... Crossing 56 ... Steam source 58 ... Fans 81, 81A, 82, 82A ... Fixed rail 90 ... Rail moving mechanism 91, 91A, 92, 92A ... Movable rail 100 ... Transport path

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A box comprising: (a) a box having an opening on the front side and having an internal space as a finishing chamber; (b) an open position separated from the front of the box; and a closed position for closing the box opening. A door movable between the two; (c) clothes supporting means provided on an upper part of a surface of the door facing the opening; and (d) facing the left and right of each other across the finishing chamber when viewed from the front. A clothing finishing device comprising: a blowing means for sequentially blowing steam and hot air from a pair of side walls of the box toward the clothing in the finishing chamber. 2. The door moving mechanism according to claim 1, further comprising: a door moving mechanism that horizontally moves the door straight between a closed position and an opened position with the door facing the front of the box. Clothing finishing device. 3. The garment support means includes a support extending substantially orthogonal to the door, and a main rail supported by the support and extending substantially parallel to the door and inclined with respect to a horizontal axis to guide the hook of the hanger. And a stopper moving mechanism for moving the stopper in a direction intersecting with the main rail, the stopper for locking the hook of the hanger on the main rail. Clothing finishing equipment. 4. A pair of movable rails disposed on both sides of the main rail at the open position of the door are provided, and these movable rails are on the movement locus of the door and substantially on the extension line of the main rail. The clothes finishing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a rail moving mechanism that moves between a set position and an escape position away from a movement path of the door. 5. The side wall of the box has a first plate, a second plate, and a third plate arranged in order from the outside to the inside,
The space between the first and second plates is filled with high temperature steam to serve as a heat source, the steam introduction pipe and the air introduction pipe are supported through the two plates, and the third plate has a large number of outlets. Is formed,
A space between the second and third plates is provided as a passage for steam and blast, a steam source is connected to the steam introducing pipe, a fan is connected to the blast introducing pipe, and the heat source, the introducing pipe, the outlet, The clothes finishing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the blowing means is constituted by a passage, a steam source, and a fan. 6. The steam introducing pipe is connected to a steam source through a straight portion of the T-shaped pipe, and an end opening at an intersection of the T-shaped pipe is open to the atmosphere. 5. The clothing finishing device according to item 5. 7. The box has a plurality of finishing chambers and a plurality of openings corresponding thereto, and the door is provided with a plurality of garment supporting means facing the finishing chambers. The clothing finishing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6.