JPS6031606Y2 - Hair washing equipment for hair salons - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a retractable hair washing device for barber shops and beauty salons. The present invention relates to a hair washing device in which the hair of a person to be washed is washed horizontally with the person's head leaning forward on a ball and lying down.

However, the top end of the housing is stored in a low position below the mirror, but when pulled out horizontally in front, the bowl needs to be raised to a height suitable for hair washing.

Therefore, the height of the old-style mechanism that rotates the bowl with a single axis hinge is too low, so a type in which the front half of the top plate can be raised and folded freely is used, but in this type, the top plate of the housing is There was an inconvenience that it could not be used completely.

The applicant of the present invention had previously published Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 53-1251.
No. 57 for a hair washing device and Utility Model Application No. 53-141197 for a bowl holding device in a hair washing device were filed.

The former rotatably supports the base ends of actuating plates on the left and right sides of the housing, and when the bowl is opened secondarily and closed primarily, the base ends of the actuating plates are rotatably supported. A protruding rod serving as a supporting shaft is rotatably mounted, and a real shaft serving as a supporting shaft when the bowl 1 is opened primarily and closed secondarily is fixed near the tips of both operating plates, and the protruding rod A hair washing device equipped with a hinge conversion mechanism for opening and holding the support of the hair washing device.

Yes.

In addition, the latter has an opening formed in the front surface of the housing, and in this opening, the shaft on which the bowl opens and closes is a two-axis hinge, and a mechanism for converting the shaft is provided, and a spring force is applied when the bowl is opened. In the hair washing device, guide rollers are provided on both sides of the bowl, and the guide rollers are elastically held when the bowl is closed, and automatically held when the bowl is opened. A bowl holding device in a hair washing device, comprising a deformable ripper for opening the bowl.

Yes. However, the drawbacks of the above two creations are that the secondary opening and closing of the bowl is a two-stage operation, and that the guide groove through which the guide roller enters and exits is fixed, making it difficult to raise and lower the bowl smoothly. It has emerged.

This invention was newly created in view of Narukami's circumstances, and the purpose of this invention is to have the top of the housing stored below the mirror, and the bowl to be pulled out horizontally in front. It is an object of the present invention to provide a hair washing device whose bowl can be lifted up and smoothly tipped sideways to an optimum height when the hair washing device is tipped sideways.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention that can achieve the above objects will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the bowl b is housed in the housing a in a vertically erect state, and the bowl b is stopped by an upper end hook 1 at the upper end opening of the housing a.

al is the housing a to which the shower S etc. is attached.
bl is the circuit section of the bowl b having the drain port 2.

On the left and right sides of the housing a, the base ends of the L-shaped actuating plates 5°5 are rotatable about shafts 7, 7 which bias coil springs 9, 9 in the direction that the bowl b falls horizontally. It is attached to the shaft.

Further, one ends of the connecting rods 8, 8 are pivotally attached to the centrally resting portions of the L-shaped actuating plates 5, 5 with pins 6.6.

Further, one corner of the rectangular supporting plates 3, 3 is pivotally attached to the tips of the L-shaped actuating plates 5, 5 by pins 3a, 3a.

Note that the support plates 3, 3 are fixed to the left and right sides of the bowl b.

The lower ends of guide rods 10.10 are pivotally attached to the other ends of the connecting rods 8, 8 by pins 14.14.

The upper ends of the guide rods 10, 10 are pivotally attached to the upper frame a1 in the housing a through shafts 13, 13, and the guide rods 10, 10 are connected to two end rods 12, respectively.
, 12.12.12 are fixed to both sides at a predetermined interval, thereby forming guide grooves 11, 11 in the vertical direction.

Guide rollers 4, 4, which can move up and down, are loosely fitted downward into the guide ill, 11, and the guide rollers 4, 4 are movable up and down.
, 4 are attached to the other corners of the support plates 3, 3.

In the above state, the bowl b is housed in the housing a in a vertically erect state, with the bowl b being locked by the upper end hook 1.

When the hook is released in order to tip the bowl sideways, the bowl will first look like the one shown in Figure 1B.

That is, when the hook 1' is released, the bowl b is moved by its own weight, and the guide rollers 4', 4' move into the guide groove 11'.

11' is slightly raised to maintain the bowl b' in a forwardly inclined position, as shown in FIG. 1B.

At this time, the pins 3a, 3a around the actuation plates 5,5.

The shafts 7, 7, the connecting rods 8, 8, and the one shaft 13, 13 do not move.

This is because the forward inclination is brought about by the slight play between the width of the grooves 11', 11' and the diameter of the guide rollers 4', 4' loosely fitted in these grooves. If you change , this position is a dead point.

Furthermore, for the usage rate, the actuating plates 5', 5', with the shafts 7, 7 as fulcrums, move the upper end pins 3a, 3a largely upward as shown in FIG. ”
', 11 "' Raise it to the top of bowl b "
This is a device that allows you to lay it horizontally in front of you.

Next, when closing the bowl, apply a force to the left and right ends of the bowl in the opposite way to the above.

At this time, the bowl b' rotates in the rising direction opposite to the above using the pins 3a, 3a as branches, and the L-shaped actuating plate 5.5 uses the shafts 7, 7 as fulcrums to rotate the coil springs 9, 9. The guide rollers 4', 4' rotate downward against the force, and the guide rollers 4', 4' descend to the almost horizontal position where the shafts 7, 7 and the pins 3at3a are connected, and at this time the bowl comes to the position shown in Figure 1B. .

After this, the bowl b is further stored against the spring force of the coil springs 9, 9, but since the pins 3a, 3a are attached slightly closer to the bottom than the center of the bowl height, the dead point of the bowl b' is This spring force is not a hindrance as the weight of the bowl is added beyond this point.

Finally, the bowl is in position b, the guide roller 4',
It is stored again at position 4' as shown in FIG. 1A, and the weight of the bowl acts as a stopper.

As described above, in the present invention, the bowl b is housed in the nozzing a in a vertically erected state.

Since the hair washing device in a hairdressing salon of the present invention has the configuration as in the above embodiment, the operation from standing up vertically to laying down horizontally is smooth, and the bowl is automatically maintained at an appropriate height when falling horizontally. It has the effect of increasing

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the hair washing device in a hairdressing salon according to the present invention, FIG. 1 is a vertical side view, FIG. 1A is a vertical side view showing the bowl in a vertically erected state, and FIG. FIG. 1C is a longitudinal side view showing the bowl in a forward tilted state, FIG. 1C is a longitudinal side view showing the bowl in a horizontally horizontal state, and FIG. In the diagram: a...Housing, b, b', b''...
...Bowl, 1.1' ...Hook, 3...
... Support plate, 3a, 3a'9 3a? 69 14
...Pin, 4,4,4...Guide roller, 5.5', 5''...Operating plate, 7,13.
...Shaft, tail ...Connecting rod, 10...
Guide rod, 11.11', 11"...Guide groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A hair washing device in a hairdressing salon in which a bowl B is housed in a housing A in a vertically erect state, and when in use, the bowl B is laid horizontally in front to wash hair. The base ends of L-shaped actuating plates 5, 5 are rotatably attached to the left and right sides of the housing a by shafts 7, 7 biased by coil springs 9, A connecting rod 8,
One end of 8 is pivotally connected with a pin 6.6, and the inverted-shaped actuating plate 5
．． At the tip of the bowl b, one corner of the almost rectangular support plates 3, 3 fixed to the left and right sides of the bowl b is attached to the pin 3a, 3a.
The other ends of the connecting plates 8, 8 have their upper ends connected to the shaft 1.
3. , 13, the lower ends of the guide rods 10, 10 are pivotally attached to the guide ills 11, which are pivotably pivoted in the housing a at 13, and are attached to the other corners of the support plates 3, 3. The guide rollers 4, 4 are loosely fitted downwardly into the 111.11 so that they can move up and down,
When storing the bowl b vertically in the housing a, it is locked with the hook 1 at the upper end of the housing a, and when the hook 1' is released, the weight of the bowl b moves the guide roller. 4′. 4' rises slightly in the grooves 11', 11' to tilt the bowl b' forward, and when in use, the actuating plate 5''. '' faces upward, guide rollers 4'', 4'' and shafts 4#, 4'' are raised above grooves 11'', 11'', and bowl b'' is horizontally laid down in front so that hair can be washed. A hair washing device in a hair salon that is characterized by: