MX2008009841A - Service trolley for a hair salon - Google Patents

Abstract

A service trolley (1) having a pedestal (2) on which rollers (3) are provided for moving the service trolley (1) and having at least one holding surface (4, 5, 23, 25) on a support beam (6) is provided for use in a hair salon. In order to be able to carry out a dust-free production of hair coloring right next to the hairdresser's customer, it is proposed that a holding surface (4) has a device (7) for holding granulate (8) for hair coloring purposes. The granulate (8) can be dosed in a simple manner and also can still be used after longer periods of storage.

Description

CART OF SERVICE FOR A HAIRDRESSING FIELD OF THE INVENTION The subject of the application relates to a service cart for use in a hairdressing salon having a pedestal in which the rollers for moving the service cart are provided and at least one containment surface on a support beam of the service cart .

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Service carts of this type are known in a wide variety of designs. They are used in hairdressers to carry technical supplies for hairdressers. Among these supplies are scissors, electric razors, hair dryers, shampoos, hair spray containers and other items. If a particular hair color is desired, the hairdresser has two possibilities to provide it. He can use a cream dye that corresponds to the desired hair color. By doing it this way, he can also mix different cream dyes. However, the use of cream dyes has the disadvantage that an open tube with cream dye can only be preserved briefly. Furthermore, depending on the length of the hair that will be colored, a smaller or greater amount of cream dye remains. This excess quantity can often not be reused and therefore is wasted. Optionally, a hairdresser can use a powdered dye to produce a hair color. He can also mix different powdered dyes to produce a mixed tone. Dye powder can be stored for a longer period than cream dye which is in an open tube. However, powder dye has the disadvantage of generating dust. This powder should not be inhaled. As a result, it is not acceptable for the hairdresser and the client to use the powder dye without precaution.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to design a service cart of the type described at the beginning so that a hair color is produced right next to the customer of the hairdresser. The objective is achieved in accordance with the features of claim 1. It states that a containment surface of the service cart has a device for carrying the granulate for purposes of hair coloring. The proposed invention has the advantage that it is possible to produce a hair color right next to a customer of the hairdresser, because the service cart can approach the customer. While the hair color is produced, no dust is generated because the granulate it contains, for example a base component for hair coloring, does not produce dust. In addition, the granulate can be extracted in the desired amount. The excess granulate can be used to produce additional color for a relatively long time. The advantageous embodiments of the proposed invention are described in claims 2 to 1. According to claim 2, the device has a plurality of dispensers, and a granulate is provided to dye the hair in each dispenser; Then, a hair color can be prepared in a simple manner only by using the appropriate dispensers. Therefore, a mixed color occurs taking Granules of different dispensers. In this context, it is convenient if all the dispensers can be used with one hand. A granulate for a base color is placed in each dispenser. However, a mixture of granules for a particular target color can also be provided in each dispenser. A high degree of dexterity is achieved if the device has a plurality of recesses each of which provides a dispenser for a color component of a hair color (Claim 3). A hairdresser selects one or more dispensers and takes an appropriate amount of granules from each one. Dispensers are easily reached if they are inserted in the recesses upside down. According to claim 4, the dispenser has a receptacle for containing pellets and a dispensing head with an opening for discharging; then the dispenser is held in a simple manner on its receptacle and is upside down, that is, with the dispensing head oriented downward, to dispense a granulate, especially in a measuring cup. It is very convenient that the recesses for holding the dispensing heads have a size that allows to easily remove and insert the dispensing heads. Extraction is easy if a dispensing head has an actuator device for supplying the granulate (Claim 5). Also, if the actuator device is a push button, then a dispenser can be conveniently used with one hand. A complete color station is achieved if on the surface or containment surfaces of the service cart a peroxide bottle and a package containing a non-dye cream hair coloration are provided (Claim 6). Then a reactive hair color can be mixed in a customer of the hairdresser for which it is necessary to use granules with dye, peroxide and a dye-free cream hair color. To dye strands of hair, it is convenient to have a sheet of metal for strands available on the containment surface or on the support beam (Claim 7). For the gravimetric determination of the masses of granules, a scale of the service trolley is used. Using a measuring cup (Claim 9), the masses of granulates are rather determined volumetrically. The overall containment surface can be increased or decreased according to the need if a hinge is placed on a containment surface according to claim 10, and a tray with an additional containment surface rotating around the hinge is connected to the surface of containment through the hinge. In this way, the additional containment surface of the tray can be used by rotating the tray in place, and rotating the tray outwards, especially below the containment surface of the hinge, is brought to a storage position. If at least one cavity or hole is provided in the containment surface to support the device, a scale, a measuring cup, a brush and a dyeing container (Claim 1 1), each of these utensils can be clamped firmly in the cavity or hole. This is especially convenient if the service cart is moved. To hold them firmly, it is necessary to adapt the dimensions of the cavities or holes to the articles they contain. Therefore, the walls of the holes or openings support the lower area of the article, or if the article protrudes through an opening, they hold this article.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES The proposed service cart is described below with reference to the figures representing an illustrative mode.

They are shown below: Figure 1 in a perspective view, a service cart for use in a hairdressing salon; Figure 2 in a perspective view, the service cart of Figure 1, but also has a device with a plurality of dispensers for administering granules for dyeing the hair and having additional hairdressing tools, and Figure 3 on one side viewing a dispenser according to Figure 2 having a transparent receptacle and a dispensing head with a push button.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION A service cart 1 is for use in a hairdressing salon. It has a pedestal 2 in which the rollers 3 are provided to move the service carriage 1 and four containment surfaces 4, 5, 23, 25. All of the containment surfaces 4, 5, 23, 25 are supported by a support beam 6 of the service cart 1. A containment surface 4 has a device 7 for carrying the granulate 8 for purposes of hair coloring. The device 7 has a plurality of dispensers 11. In each dispenser 11, a granulate 8 is placed to dye the hair. In the device 7 a plurality of cavities 10 are formed, in each of which a dispenser 11 for dispensing a color component for coloring the hair is inserted upside down. Each dispenser 11 has a receptacle 12 with a transparent wall for carrying the granulate 8 and a dispensing head 13 with a dispensing opening 14 joined by a screw connection 9 to the receptacle 12. On the dispensing head is configured an actuator device 15 as a push button that is used to discharge the granulate 8. In a containment surface 5, which contains a wall 26, there is a bottle 16 containing hydrogen peroxide and a container containing a hair coloration in cream without dye. Attached to a plate having a containment surface 4, there is a roller holder 24 which holds a roller 18 of sheet metal sheet. To wrap each strand of reactivated hair with hair dye, the strand metal sheet is needed. In the area of the upper containment surface 4 there is a hinge 21. A tray 22 that rotates around the hinge 21 and has a containment surface 23 joined by the hinge 21 to the containment surface 4 and can rotate behind the hinge 21. plate that forms the containment surface 4. The containment surfaces 4, 23 contain on the one hand the recesses 29 with edges 32 and on the other side the cuts 30. These are formed by a support device 7, a scale 19, a measuring cup 20, a brush 28 and a container for dyeing 31 First, a hairdresser brings the service cart to the client who is sitting in the treatment station. He places the dyeing container 31 on the scale 19, tares the scale 19 and then selects a specific amount of granules 8 of a base hair color from each of the specific dispensers 1. These three amounts of granules 8 are dispensed directly into of a dyeing vessel 31 to provide three base colors to achieve a mixed hair color (target color). The mixture of granules is then mixed with a specific volume of peroxide which is measured with a measuring cup 20 and a globule of specific length of a tube that is taken from the container 17. After stirring these products in a container for dyeing 31, the hair dye mixture which is then reactive is applied to the client's hair strands using a brush 28. As a possibility for alternative use a carriage in accordance with the present invention can also be used with materials for color mixing supplied in the form of powder, paste or liquid provided satisfactory and useful ways to overcome the problems associated with the current form of presentation.

List of reference numbers: 1 Service carriage 2 Pedestal 3 Roller 4, 5 Containment surface 6 Support beam 7 Device for carrying the granulate 8 Granulate 9 Screw connection 10 Cavity 11 Dispenser 12 Receptacle 13 Dispensing head 14 Discharge opening 15 Drive device 16 Bottle 17 Pack 18 Roller 19 Scale 20 Measuring cup 21 Hinge 22 Tray 23 Containment surface 24 Roller holder 25 Storage location 26 Wall 27 Wall, transparent 28 Brush 29 Cavity 30 Hole 31 Dyeing container 32 Edge The dimensions and values described herein should not to be understood as strictly limited to the exact numerical values detailed. On the contrary, if not specified otherwise, it is intended that each dimension refers to a detailed value and a functionally equivalent range approximated to that value. For example, it is intended that a dimension described as "40 mm" refers to "approximately 40 mm".

Claims (10)

1. A service cart (1) for use in a hairdresser having a pedestal (2), in which the rollers (3) for moving the service cart (1) are provided, and which has a containment surface (4, 5, 23, 25) on a supporting beam (6) of the service trolley (1), characterized by a containment surface (4) has a device (7) for carrying the granulate (8) for hair coloring. The service cart as described in claim 1, further characterized in that the device (7) has a plurality of dispensers (1 1), and in each dispenser (9) there is provided a granulate (8) for hair coloring . 3. The service cart as described in claim 2, further characterized in that the device (7) has a plurality of cavities (10) in each of which a dispenser (11) for the dispensing of a component is provided. of color for a hair color. The service cart as described in claim 3, further characterized in that the dispenser (11) has a receptacle (12) for carrying pellets (8) and a dispensing head (13) connected to the receptacle (12) with an opening of dispensation. (14) 5. The service cart as described in claim 4, further characterized in that the dispensing head (13) has an actuator device (15) for discharge of the granulate (8). The service cart as described in at least one of claims 2 to 5, further characterized in that on the surface or surfaces (4, 5, 23) it provides a bottle (16) with peroxide and a container (17) that contains one coloring hair cream without dye. The service cart as described in at least one of claims 2 to 6, further characterized in that it contains a roll (18) of sheet metal for strand in a containment surface 8. The service cart as described in FIG. minus one of claims 2 to 7, further characterized in that it contains a scale (19) in the service carriage (1). The service cart as described in at least one of claims 1 to 8, further characterized in that it contains a measuring cup (20) in the service cart (1). The service cart as described in at least one of claims 1 to 9, further characterized in that it contains a tray (22) that rotates about a hinge (21) and has an additional containment surface (23) is attached to the containment surface (4) by means of the hinge (21). 1. The service cart as described in at least one of claims 1 to 10, further characterized in that it has at least one cavity (29) or an orifice (30) in the storage surfaces (4, 23) to support the device (7), a scale (19), a measuring cup (20), a brush (28) or a dyeing vessel (31).