WO1998051183A1 - Hair dye dispenser - Google Patents
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- WO1998051183A1 WO1998051183A1 PCT/IL1998/000197 IL9800197W WO9851183A1 WO 1998051183 A1 WO1998051183 A1 WO 1998051183A1 IL 9800197 W IL9800197 W IL 9800197W WO 9851183 A1 WO9851183 A1 WO 9851183A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D24/00—Hair combs for care of the hair; Accessories therefor
- A45D24/22—Combs with dispensing devices for liquids, pastes or powders
- A45D24/28—Combs with dispensing devices for liquids, pastes or powders with piston pump or other types of pumps
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D19/00—Devices for washing the hair or the scalp; Similar devices for colouring the hair
- A45D19/02—Hand-actuated implements, e.g. hand-actuated spray heads
- A45D19/026—Hand-actuated implements, e.g. hand-actuated spray heads having brush or comb applicators
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- the present invention refers to devices for dying hair in general, and in particular relates to portable compact applicators and dispensers for dying or tinting human hair
- Some conventional hair dye application devices known in the art include, among others, portable comb or brush-like unit for manual application of the dye fluids to the hair, and are usually adapted to be used by professionals
- Such apparatus is disclosed, for example, in US Patents Nos 3457928 to Kurshenoff, 4592376 to Sigmond et al , and 5297882 to Kornides
- the apparatus known in the art entails some disadvantages
- the dye liquid is to be emitted by manual squeeze or pressure, its operation is very difficult due to the inherent viscosity which typifies the dye liquid, and which is enhanced when dispensed through narrow tubing, let alone the difficulty to control accurate amounts of dye to be applied
- replaceable dye refills adds further difficulty to the required manual squeeze
- this may pose insignificant effort, yet, when the user - sometimes a young or elderly woman or one with various physiological disabilities, is performing professional routine or is conducting a self-operated dye at home - the use of a conventional applicator may become troublesome, fatiguing and even a dangerous job
- an electrical power source it usually involves coupling of the brush-like portion to an external power source or pump, and thus the compactness of the apparatus is lost while the addition of expensive and cumbersome equipment - which is especially undesired for non-professional user seeking a portable device, is unavoidable.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide a novel hair dye dispenser which provides for electrical means for application of the dye liquid which are embedded within a brush-like unit, whereby the electrical drive is integrally combined with the brush-like dye-application dispenser, without involving excessive weight and broad dimensions that tire the user's hand.
- a further object of the invention is to provide a novel hair dye dispenser that allow for the use of replaceable dye-refills or sockets. Yet, a further object of the invention is to provide a novel hair dye dispenser that allows control of the exact amounts of dye liquids to be applied to the hair.
- a hair dye dispenser comprising a container of dye liquid defining an upper side and a base, the base comprises a plurality of spaced apart tines underneath, wherein channels through the tines and/or through holes disposed in the base in the vicinity of the tines allow expelling of dye liquid from the container, a lid for enclosing the upper side of the container, the lid may be pressed down toward the base while the rims of the lid maintain a tight sealing contact with the side walls of the container, wherein the pushing down of the lid toward the base forces the expelling of dye liquid from the container through the channels and holes, a comb portion comprising a housing into which the container may be removably insertable, a conversion mechanism for converting rotational movement into translational movement, and plunger means for pressing down the lid, the plunger means is associated and activated by the conversion mechanism when the conversion mechanism is activated by an associated rotational drive, and a handle casing coupled to the comb portion, comprising an internal rotational drive,
- the container and the lid are integrated to combine a closed container
- the container is an open container
- the container may be either disposable or adapted for its refill with dye liquid
- the lid may be integral with the plunger means, so as to be repeatedly applied to and removed from the container, whereby the container is removable from the lid either for its refill with dye liquid or its entire replacement with another container
- the tines are lined down in at least one line in the base, and at least some of the tines may be channeled to the interior of the container to allow expelling of dye liquid
- the internal gear comprises a spur gear having multiple spurs
- the internal gear may also comprise an array of pairs of spur wheels each of which comprises a large diameter toothed wheel rigidly coupled to a coaxial small diameter toothed wheel, the pairs of spur wheels are alternately pivotally disposed in two parallel hinges and engage in succession so as the small diameter toothed wheel of the former pair always engages the large diameter toothed wheel of the next pair, and wherein the first of which is driven by the driving shaft of the motor and the last of which is associated to the conversion mechanism
- the internal gear may convert the high rotational spin of the drive to a low rotational spin by a ratio between 1 20,000 to 1 150,000, most preferably by a ratio of 1 88,000
- the rotational drive may comprise a motor and the motor may comprise an electrical motor.
- the drive may also comprise a gear motor, whereby the gear motor comprises a motor having an integral gear mechanism which may be associated in a row to the internal gear or directly to the conversion mechanism instead of the internal gear, for conversion of high rotational motion of the motor into a slow rotational motion.
- the conversion mechanism comprises a driving shaft coupled through clutch means to the internal gear for receiving rotational driving motion, the clutch means allow manual displacement of the drive shaft into its initial position whereby the plunger is in its upper position, a second shaft is pivotally mounted on the plunger means in parallel to the drive shaft, at least one arm is rigidly connected to the drive shaft and pivotally connected to the second shaft, so that when the drive shaft rotates in its forward motion, the arm rotates from an upper position toward a lower position and presses the plunger means downwards.
- the conversion mechanism may further comprise at least one further arm which is pivotally connected at one end to a third shaft mounted on the plunger means, the other end of which is pivotally connected to a forth shaft which in its turn is mounted to the casing of the comb portion.
- the lid may further comprise a recess located beneath the plunger means, and the recess may be broader than the bottom of the plunger means enough to allow its transverse movement within the recess.
- the recess may be coated with a friction reducer.
- the conversion mechanism comprises two driving shafts coupled through clutch means to the internal gear for receiving rotational driving motion, two stabilizing shafts that are pivotally mounted on the plunger means in parallel to the drive shafts, at least one arm is rigidly connected to each of the drive shafts and pivotally connected to the stabilizing shafts, so that when each of the drive shafts rotates in its forward motion, each of the at least one arm rotates from an upper position toward a lower position and presses the plunger means downwards
- the plunger means may further comprise lateral recesses bywhich the stabilizing shafts are joined to the plunger means
- the clutch means comprise quadrate bearings, one bearing is attached to the drive shaft, the other bearing is attached to the internal gear, one of the bearings comprises a quadrate protrusion adapted to removably couple to a meshing niche in the other bearing, spring means that continuously hold the protrusion in the niche so that the drive shaft spins along with the gear, a knob that is positioned at the end of the drive shaft to allow the manual pull of the drive shaft and one of the bearing from the other bearing and turning of the drive shaft in reverse direction which pulls up the plunger means and whereby release of the knob locks the bearings and the drive shaft in a position adapted for initial press of the plunger means
- FIG. 1 is a perspective overall view illustrating the possible casing of a hair dye dispenser, constructed and operative in accordance with the invention
- Figure 2 is a side cross-sectional view illustrating the internal components of one embodiment, constructed and operative in accordance with the invention
- Figure 3 is a top cross-sectional view of the embodiment of Figure 2
- Figure 4 is a frontal cross-sectional view of the embodiment of Figure 2
- Figures 5-6 are side and top cross-sectional views, correspondingly, of the operative elements of the comb portion of the embodiment of Figure 2
- Figure 7 is a cross sectional view of the plunger and the translation conversion mechanism of the embodiment of Figure 5,
- Figure 8 is a cross sectional view of the gear of the embodiment of Figure 5
- Figure 9 is a further side view of the operative parts of the embodiment of
- Figure 10 is a further top view of the operative parts of the embodiment of
- Figure 11 is a further frontal view of the operative parts of the embodiment of
- Figure 12 is a side view of an alternate conversion mechanism constructed and operative according to the invention.
- Figure 13 is a side view of the embodiment of Figure 12,
- Figure 14 is a frontal view of the embodiment of Figure 12,
- Figure 15 is a side view of a further gear constructed and operative in accordance with the invention.
- Figure 16 is a top view of the embodiment of Figure 15
- Figure 17 is a frontal cross section of the gear of Figure 15, BEST MODES FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- a hair dye dispenser 1 comprising a container 3 of dye liquid 5 defining an upper side 7 and a base 9.
- Base 9 comprises a plurality of spaced apart tines 11 underneath, wherein channels 13 through tines 1 1, and/or through holes 15 that are disposed in base 9 in the vicinity of tines 11, allow expelling of dye liquid 5 from container 3.
- Lid 17 for enclosing the upper side of container 3 may be pressed down toward the base while the rims 19 of lid 17 maintain a tight sealing contact with the side walls of container 3. It will be appreciated by those vested in the art that the pushing down of lid 17 toward base 9 will force the expelling of dye liquid 5 from container 3 through channels 13 in holes 15 and/or tines 11.
- Dispenser 1 further comprises a comb portion 21 which basically forms the housing into which container 3 may be removably inserted.
- Comb portion 21 further comprises a conversion mechanism 23 for converting rotational movement of the driving means into translational movement required for pushing down lid 17.
- plunger means 25 for pressing down lid 17 are associated and activated by mechanism 23 when mechanism 23 is activated by an associated rotational drive as explained below.
- a further section of dispenser 1 is the handle casing 27 which is coupled to comb portion 21.
- Handle casing 27 encompasses an internal drive such as internal motor 29, an internal power source 31 for motor 29, and an internal gear 33 associated to motor 29 for converting high rotational motion of motor 29 into a slow rotational motion.
- Motor 29 preferably comprises an electrical motor, such as the gear motor manufactured by "B ⁇ hler", which may typically yield a torque of 20 Newton/cm at 1/1 rpm
- the rotational drive from motor 29 may be provided to mechanism 23 either through gear 33 or directly - if motor 29 is a gear motor
- lid 17 is pushed down with a relatively slow rate of a few millimeters per minute and a relatively high pressure of approximately 0 3 Kg/cm 2 - high enough to overcome the resistance of the system for expelling the highly viscous dye liquid 5 through the narrow channels 13.
- Container 3 and lid 17 may be integrated to combine a closed container which may be either a disposable container or may be refilled with dye liquid when lid 17 is pulled up for further use or removed and replaced with a new lid 17 In such a case comb portion 21 will provide for removal and insertion of a closed container 3 integral with lid 17
- container 3 may be an open container, while lid 17 is repeatedly inserted therethrough - allowing the use of either a disposable container 3 or the multiple use of the same open container 3 which is refilled with dye liquid 5 each time before use
- Lid 17 in such a case may be either permanently installed into mechanism 23 or removable for easy insertion into open container 3
- lid 17 is integral with plunger means 25 - lid 17 would be repeatedly applied to and removed from the open container 3, whereby container 3 is removable from lid 17 either for its refill with dye liquid 5 or for its entire replacement with another container
- container 3 may be a closed container whose lid (not shown) is adapted to be disposed beneath lid 17 for its push by a reciprocating movement of lid 17 Tines may be lined down in at least one line in base 9 for helping in the combing action of dispenser 1
- the tines may include both tines 11 - which are channeled to the interior of the container 3 to allow expelling of dye liquid 5 for distribution to the hair, and non-channeled tines which are disposed merely for enhancing
- Gear 33 may comprise a spur gear having multiple spurs 37
- gear 33 may comprise an array of pairs 39 of spur wheels 37, as in Figures 15-17, each of which comprises a large diameter toothed wheel 41 (in Figure 16) rigidly coupled to a coaxial small diameter toothed wheel 43 (in Figure 16)
- the pairs of spur wheels 39 are alternately pivotally arranged in two parallel hinges 45 and 47, correspondingly, and engage in succession so that the small diameter toothed wheel 43 of the former spur 37 always engages the large diameter toothed wheel of the next spur 37
- the rotational velocity of driving shaft 49 may be reduced by several magnitudes while the torque is enhanced by several magnitudes
- a gear 33 typically adapted for such tasks should be designed to convert the high rotational spin of motor 29 to a low rotational spin by a ratio between 1 20,000 to 1 150,000,
- Motor 29 may further comprise a "gear motor” as mentioned above, whereby motor 29 comprises an integral gear mechanism (not shown) which may be coupled in a row to the internal gear 33 for enhancing the conversion of high rotational motion of motor 29 into a slow rotational motion
- gear 33 may be reduced to comprise a minimal number of spurs 37, such as illustrated in Figures 5 through 8 or eliminated altogether.
- mechanism 25 may comprise a driving shaft 51 which is coupled through clutch means 53 to internal gear 33 for receiving rotational driving motion.
- clutch means 53 allow for manual displacement of drive shaft 51 into its initial position whereby plunger means 25 is in its upper position, ready for a new session or round of pushing of lid 17.
- This may be simply provided by clutch means formed of quadrate bearing 53, wherein one bearing portion 55 is attached to drive shaft 51, and the other bearing portion 57 is attached to internal gear 33.
- One of the bearing portions 55 and 57 comprises a quadrate protrusion 59 adapted to removably couple to a meshing niche 61 in the other bearing portion 57 or 55, correspondingly.
- Spring means 63 continuously hold protrusion 59 in niche 61 so that drive shaft 51 spins along with gear 33.
- a knob 65 positioned at the end of drive shaft 51 allow the manual pull of drive shaft 51 and one of the bearing portions 55, 57 from the other bearing 57, 55, correspondingly, and turning of drive shaft 51 in reverse direction which pulls up plunger means 25. Release of knob 65 locks bearing portions 55 and 57 when protrusion 59 is directed again to a be inserted into niche 61 (such as after circular or semi-circular reverse turn or a rotation of 90° - if niche 61 is cross- shaped), and drive shaft 51 in a position adapted for initial press of plunger means 25.
- a second shaft 71 is pivotally mounted on upright 73 of plunger means 25 in parallel to the drive shaft.
- At least one arm such as the two arms 75, is rigidly connected to drive shaft 51 and pivotally connected to second shaft 71, so that when drive shaft 51 rotates in its forward motion, the remote end 77 of each arm 75 rotates from an upper position toward a lower position and presses second shaft 71 and therefore plunger means 25 through upright 73 downwards.
- Optional stabilization of upright 73 for ensuring its upright positioning through the entire pushing process may be provided by another arm 79 which is pivotally connected at one end to a third shaft 81 mounted on upright 73. The other end of arm 79 is pivotally connected to a forth shaft 83 which in its turn is mounted to the casing of comb portion 21.
- a recess 85 - shown in Figures 5 to 7, mounted on lid 17, may be located beneath plunger means 25 to provide further stabilization.
- Recess 85 may be coated with a friction reducer - such as Teflon ® coating, to minimize undesired friction when plunger means 25 moves transversely, in which case recess 85 is preferably broader than the bottom of plunger means 25 to allow its transverse movement.
- FIG. 12 to 17 An alternate mechanism 23 is illustrated in Figures 12 to 17.
- Two driving shafts 51 coupled through clutch means 53 to internal gear 33 for receiving rotational driving motion.
- Clutch means 53 allow manual displacement of drive shafts 51 into their initial position whereby the plunger means is in its upper position, in a manner equivalent to the one described above in reference to the embodiment of Figures 5-11.
- Two stabilizing shafts 71 are pivotally mounted on plunger means 25 in parallel to the drive shafts 51, through uprights 73.
- At least one arm 75, but preferably two arms 75, is rigidly connected to each of drive shafts 51 and pivotally connected to stabilizing shafts 71, so that when each of drive shafts 51 rotates in its forward motion, arms 75 rotates from an upper position toward a lower position and presses plunger means 25 downwards.
- each upright 73 preferably comprises a lateral recess 85 bywhich shafts 71 are joined to uprights 73.
- Lateral recesses 85 allow the lateral movement of shafts 71 and arms 75 while uprights 73 - and therefore plunger means 25, remain intact - without lateral movement through the entire pushing action of lid 17.
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