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US 6,423,942 B1Granted
Portable hair curler having lamp type heat source member
AssigneeNanica-Taiwan Incorporated
InventorFeng-Chih Liao
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Abstract
A portable hair curler having a lamp type heat source member, includes a heat emitting lamp seat that may co-operate with a lamp type heat source member, thereby forming a portable heat source that may be carried freely and replaced easily, thereby enhancing the versatility of the portable hair curler.
Claims9
A portable hair curler having a lamp type heat source member, comprising:
- a handle having a first end provided with a heat emitting housing which contains a net-shaped heat-sink member therein, and a hair roller member mounted on an outside of the heat emitting housing;
- the first end of the handle being provided with a tongue, and a thumb press for elastically pressing the tongue to mate with the heat emitting housing to clip and hold hair;
- the thumb press of the handle having an end face provided with a locking hole, the hair roller member being provided with an elastic locking portion that may be snapped into the locking hole of the thumb press of the handle;
- the net-shaped heat-sink member being mounted in a hollow inner wall of the heat emitting housing, so that heat may be evenly distributed around a periphery of the heat emitting housing through the net-shaped heat-sink member;
- wherein:
- the handle has a second end provided with a hollow power supply chamber for receiving therein at least one chargeable electric source member, a control circuit member is mounted in the power supply chamber, a heat emitting lamp seat has a first end mounted on the first end of the handle and electrically connected to the electric source member, a lamp type heat source member is inserted on a second end of the heat emitting lamp seat, the control circuit member being controlled by a switch to supply electric power to the heat emitting lamp seat, so that the lamp type heat source member may be heated or turned off.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.