Hair fasteners
AssigneeTung Hing Plastic Manufactory Ltd.
InventorKa Chuen Sze
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Abstract
The present invention is concerned with a hair fastener in the form of a hair claw. The hair fastener has a first claw member hingedly and pivotably connected to a second claw member. The first claw member and the second claw member define a cavity therebetween for housing a log of hair in use. The first claw member and the second claw member are provided with a plurality of first prongs and a plurality of fifth prongs which together define a first, outer, prong layer, a plurality of third and fourth prong which together define a second, middle, prong layer, and a plurality of second and sixth prongs which together define a third, inner, prong layer.
Claims9
A hair fastener in the form of a hair claw, comprising:
- first and second claw members pivotably connected by a hinge, wherein:
- the first claw member and the second claw member define a cavity there between for housing a bundle of hair in use and a transverse plane extends through the hinge between the first and second claw members bisecting the cavity,
- the first claw member includes at least one first finger and at least one second finger,
- the at least one first finger includes a first prong extending from a distal end thereof and a second prong extending from a mid-portion thereof,
- the at least one second finger includes a third prong extending from a distal end thereof,
- the second claw member includes at least one third finger and at least one fourth finger,
- the at least one third finger includes a fourth prong extending from a distal end thereof,
- the at least one fourth finger includes a fifth prong extending from a distal end thereof and a sixth prong extending from a mid-portion thereof,
- the first and fifth prongs are longer than the third and fourth prongs,
- the first and fifth prongs are longer than the second and sixth prongs,
- the third and fourth prongs are longer than the second and sixth prongs,
- the at least one first finger is arranged at a farthest lateral end of the first claw member, and
- wherein in a closed configuration:
- the fourth prong is positioned between the first and second prongs, and the third prong is positioned between the fifth and sixth prongs,
- the first prong and the fifth prong define an outer prong layer, and the first and fifth prongs define a lower boundary of the cavity opposite the hinge for accommodating and securing a bundle of hair in use,
- the second prong and the sixth prong define an inner prong layer, and the second and sixth prongs are arranged in an upper portion of the cavity for penetrating into and securing the bundle of hair, where free end portions of the second and sixth prongs occupy a portion of the center of the cavity where the transverse plane extends,
- the third prong and the fourth prong define a middle prong layer, and the third and fourth prongs extend into the cavity for penetrating into and securing the bundle of hair in use.
A hair fastener in the form of a hair claw, comprising:
- a first claw member pivotably connected to a second claw member via a hinge, wherein:
- the first claw member and the second claw member define a first cavity therebetween for housing a bundle of hair in use, and a transverse plane extends through the hinge between the first and second claw members bisecting the cavity,
- the first claw member is provided with a plurality of first prongs and the second claw member is provided with a plurality of fifth prongs which together define an outer prong layer, the first claw member is provided with a plurality of third prongs and the second claw member is provided with a plurality of fourth prongs which together define a middle prong layer, and the first claw member is provided with a plurality of second prongs and the second claw member is provided with a plurality of sixth prongs which together define a inner prong layer,
- the plurality of first prongs and the plurality of fifth prongs are of a first length, the plurality of third prongs and the plurality of fourth prongs are of the second length, and the plurality of second prongs and the plurality of sixth prongs are of a third length, wherein the third length is smaller than the first length, and the third length is smaller than the second length,
- the plurality of first prongs, the prongs of second prongs, and the plurality of third prongs from the first claw member point towards the second claw member, and the plurality of fourth prongs, the plurality of fifth prongs and the plurality of sixth prongs from the second claw member point towards the first claw member,
- the plurality of the first prongs and the plurality of the fifth prongs are arranged in a cooperating and complementary manner,
- the plurality of the first prongs and the plurality of the fifth prongs together define a lower boundary of the cavity opposite the hinge for surrounding and accommodating a bundle of hair in use,
- the plurality of third prongs and the plurality of fourth prongs are arranged in a cooperating and complementary manner,
- the plurality of the third prongs are positioned between the respective fifth and sixth prongs, the plurality of the fourth prongs are positioned between the respective first and second prongs, and the plurality of third prongs and the plurality of fourth prongs are positioned to penetrate into and secure a bundle of hair in use,
- the plurality of second prongs and the plurality of sixth prongs are arranged in a cooperating and complementary manner, and are positioned to penetrate into and secure the bundle of hair in use, wherein in a closed configuration, free end portions of the second and sixth prongs occupy a portion of the center of the cavity where the transverse plane extends.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.