TWI381815B - Hairdressing beauty chair - Google Patents

Description

Hairdressing beauty chair

The present invention relates to a hairdressing and beauty chair in which a shampoo body is attached to a front end of a backrest portion of a chair, and is not affected by the difference in height of the shampooed person, and the chair is raised and lowered only by the height of the shampooed person. The shampooing operation can be performed directly.

In the hairdressing and beauty salon, when the shampoo is sitting on a chair in a reclining posture to shampoo, it is necessary to move from the chair for operation to the chair for shampooing, for example, in the publication of Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2002-102001. The disclosed chair, which is configured to hold the back neck to the neck of the shampoo sphere, is a generally accepted technique. The invention of this publication is composed of a shampoo device and a chair, and a shampoo device and a chair have built-in lifting means for adjusting the height.

In the state in which the shampoo is seated in the chair, the height and height of the chair and the shampoo device are controlled in accordance with the height of the shampooed person, and the rear neck of the shampoo is appropriately placed in the shampoo body. Take the neck and then carry out the shampooing.

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Special Open 2002-102001

In the above-mentioned conventional structure, since the shampooing device and the chair are separated, it is necessary to simultaneously perform the height adjustment operation of the chair and the height adjustment operation of the shampoo device, which may cause troubles in the adjustment work, and the chair and the Both sides of the shampooing device need to be equipped with lifting means, so there is a problem that the structure becomes complicated.

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a hairdressing and beauty chair. By integrally mounting a shampoo body at the front end of the backrest portion of the chair, it is not necessary to properly position the rear neck of the shampooed person. In the means for shampooing the neck of the ball, the most appropriate shampooing operation can be performed as long as the chair is raised and lowered to allow the shampoo to easily adjust the work.

In order to achieve the above object, a hairdressing and beauty chair according to the present invention is a chair attachment member attached to a base via a lifting means, a chair attached to the chair attachment member, and the above-described chair attachment member. The shampoo body on the side of the backrest portion of the chair is formed.

According to a second aspect of the invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the chair is formed in a bed shape, and a concave portion that is easy to perform the riding and lowering operation is formed on one side in the longitudinal direction, and the other side portion facing the concave portion is formed. Uplift.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the shampooing body is mounted to be movable forward and backward with respect to a chair mounting spare member.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the neck portion of the shampoo body, a support member is rotatably attached, and the support member is integrally formed to support a shampoo a neck support portion of the neck and a head support portion for supporting the occipital head.

According to a fifth aspect of the invention, in the first aspect of the invention, in the chair attached to the upper surface portion of the chair attachment member, the backrest portion is attached to at least the undulation.

According to a sixth aspect of the invention, the seat portion of the chair is attached to be movable in a front-rear direction with respect to the chair attachment member, and the seat portion is undulably attached to the seat portion.

According to a seventh aspect of the invention, in the fifth or sixth aspect of the invention, the pillow member is slidably attached to the distal end of the backrest portion.

According to a sixth aspect of the invention, in the sixth or seventh aspect of the invention, the pillow member is formed with a neck support portion for supporting a rear neck portion of the shampoo.

According to a ninth aspect of the invention, the pillow member includes: a neck support portion for supporting a rear neck portion of the shampoo, and a neck support portion integrally attached thereto; A head support portion for supporting the rear head of the shampooed person.

According to a tenth aspect of the invention, in the seventh aspect of the invention, the backrest portion side of the pillow member is slidably supported, and means for detecting a pulling amount of the pillow member, that is, a height of the pillow, and detecting the height of the pillow The relative amount of movement of the pillow height detected by the means is proportionally adjusted to adjust the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body, and the pillow member is positioned at a predetermined position of the shampoo body by a control means.

According to a tenth aspect of the invention, in the tenth aspect of the invention, the adjustment of the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is performed by moving the seat portion forward and backward.

According to a twelfth aspect of the invention, in the tenth aspect of the invention, the adjustment of the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is performed by moving the shampoo ball back and forth.

According to a thirteenth aspect of the invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is adjusted by the front and rear movements of the seat portion and the front and rear movements of the shampoo body. ongoing.

The present invention is constituted by a chair attachment member attached to a base via a lifting means, a chair attached to the chair attachment member, and a shampoo body attached to a position of a backrest portion of the chair of the chair attachment member. Therefore, there is no need to perform the positioning action of the backrest portion and the shampoo ball in a conventional manner, the shampooing workability can be improved, and the chair lifting position can be adjusted in conjunction with the shampooer standing for shampooing or sitting for shampooing. The height makes the shampoo not easy to fatigue.

The chair is formed in a bed shape, and a concave portion that is easy to perform the riding and lowering operation is formed on one side in the long axis direction, and a raised portion is formed on the other side portion facing the concave portion. Therefore, the shampoo is easy to perform in the concave portion. By riding and lowering the chair, and replacing the armrest portion, by using the ridge portion, it is possible to safely perform the boarding and lowering operation for the chair.

When the shampoo body attached to the chair side is formed to be movable forward and backward, when the position of the back neck of the shampoo in the supine state and the neck support portion are deviated, the shampoo is not required. The body offset can make it consistent, so in the state where the shampoo is lying on the back, it is not necessary to move the body up and down.

In the neck portion of the shampoo body, a support member is rotatably mounted, and the support member is integrally formed with a neck support portion for supporting a rear neck portion of the shampoo, and for supporting The head support portion of the back head can eliminate the difference in the positional relationship between the neck and the back neck of different people, and does not stress the neck to cause pain.

The backrest portion is rotatably mounted on the chair, so in the position where the backrest portion is dropped, the head supporting device is located at the neck of the shampoo, and the head supporting device is freely rotatable relative to the shampoo body. Therefore, the head can be guided to a predetermined position.

The seat portion of the chair is attached to be movable in the front-rear direction with respect to the chair attachment member, and the backrest portion is undulably attached to the seat portion. Therefore, the movement of the seat portion in the front-rear direction and the backrest portion are adjusted. The angle of the fallen angle makes it easy to set the neck of the shampoo to the shampoo body in a state of being properly placed on the neck of the shampoo.

The pillow member is slidably attached to the distal end of the backrest portion, so that the person to be shampoo rides on the chair, and the backrest portion is collapsed in a state where the back neck portion and the pillow member are aligned, the pillow member is It is possible to conform to the neck portion of the shampoo body, and the neck of the shampoo is placed in the neck of the shampoo body, and the shampooing operation can be performed quickly without skill.

In the pillow member, at least a neck support portion for supporting the back neck of the shampoo is attached, and the back neck of the shampoo can be stably supported, and the hair is shampooed in a comfortable posture, and By supporting the rear head of the shampooed person with the head support portion, the shampooing posture is not stabilized, and no unreasonable force is applied to the neck of the shampooed person, and there is no feeling of fatigue. The pillow member is mounted such that the backrest portion can be slid and the upper and lower movable plate body that can be fixedly supported can swing freely, and the head portion is suitable for the pillow member, so that the shampoo posture becomes a more stable state. It can reduce the load applied to the neck.

The pillow member is moved up and down by the height of the shampoo, the head is engaged with the pillow member, and the pillow member is moved up and down, so that the chair or the shampoo ball moves forward and backward, when the backrest portion falls down, The pillow member will conform to the neck of the shampoo body, so it has the effect of being able to perform the shampooing operation very simply.

[Example 1]

Next, a first embodiment of the hairdressing and beauty chair of the present invention will be described together with the drawings.

Figs. 1 to 5 show a state in which the shampoo body equipped with the head supporting device of the present invention is integrally attached to the front end of the backrest portion of the chair, and Figs. 6 to 8 show the head supporting device.

In the first to fifth figures, 1 is a base provided on the floor surface, 2 is a bed-like chair, 3 is a shaft rotatably supported on the base 1 at one end, and the other end is rotatably supported at the other end. The lower portion of the chair 2 is a lifting means for moving the chair 2 in parallel in the vertical direction. The lifting means 3, as shown in Figs. 4 and 5, is one in which one end is pivotally supported by a rising plate 31 rising from the base 1, and the other end is pivotally supported by a hanging plate that is suspended from the chair 2. a parallel link 32 of 21, a hydraulic cylinder 33 whose one end is axially supported on the base 1 and whose other end is axially supported by one of the parallel links 32, and for covering the hydraulic cylinder 33 and the parallel link The cover plate 34 of 32 is constructed.

The chair 2 is formed in a bed shape, and a concave portion 22 for riding and lowering the chair is formed on one side in the longitudinal direction, and on the other side facing the concave portion 22, when the person is shampooed The swell portion 23 of the armrest portion is replaced by the state in which the chair 2 performs the shampooing operation or when the chair is taken up and down. On the back surface of the shape holding plate 24 of the chair 2, an extension plate 26 that faces the front end side of the backrest portion 27 is attached via the intermediate plate 25, and the hanging plate 21 is attached to the extension plate 26. The intermediate plate 25 and the extension plate 26 constitute a chair attachment member for attaching the chair 2 to the lifting and lowering means 3. 28 is a cover plate for covering the periphery of the above-described chair mounting member.

4 is a shampoo which is attached to the other end of the mounting plate 41 to which one end is fixed to the extension plate 26. In the panel 42 covering the back side of the chair 2 from the back side of the shampoo body 4, a drain pipe 44 for draining water from the drain port 43 of the shampoo body 4 is inserted, and the temperature is used for warming. The water is supplied to the warm water pipe 46 of the shower head 45, and is connected to a drain pipe and a warm water pipe which are piped under the floor (not shown) via the cover plate 34 of the lifting and lowering means 3.

47 is a hose for connecting the hydrant 48 and the shower head 45.

In the case where the warm water of a predetermined temperature is supplied to the hydrant 48 in the shampooing body 4, it is explained that under the floor, two lines of hot water and cold water having a relatively high temperature are installed, and the shampoo body 4 is mounted. The mixing plug can also supply the required warm water from the mixing plug to the shower head 45.

5 is a head supporting device which is shown in detail in FIGS. 6 to 8 and which is a concave notch portion 49 which is rotatably supported by the shampooing body 4 in a freely rotatable manner. The head supporting device 5 is composed of a support member 53 formed of a neck support portion 51 and a head support portion 52 formed in a side L shape, and a notch portion 49 fixed to the shampoo body 2, and is freely The support member 54 that supports the support member 53 by rotating the shaft is formed.

The neck support portion 51 has a shape in which the upper surface portion is a curved portion and is suitable for supporting the back neck portion of the shampooed person. In the curved portion 51, a cushioning material 51a in which a gel or a foamed material is covered with a sheet of leather or synthetic resin is attached. The head support portion 52 has two arm portions projecting from the neck support portion 51, and has a shape in which the head portion is supported at two positions, and a sheet such as leather or synthetic resin is attached to the upper surface portion of the arm portion. A cushioning material 52a covering the gel or foamed material. The lowermost curved portion of the neck support portion 51 and the upper surface portion of the head support portion 52 have the same height when the neck support portion 51 is in the vertical state or the head support portion 52 is located slightly below.

The support member 53 is inserted into the shaft hole 53a formed in the support member 53 by inserting the shaft portion of the rising portion 54a of the support fitting 54 fixed to the notch portion 49, so that the support member 53 can be The support fitting 54 is free to rotate.

In Figs. 1 and 2, reference numeral 6 denotes a foot controller for controlling the hydraulic cylinder of the lifting and lowering means 3.

The above-described lifting/lowering means 3 is described with respect to a structure in which the parallel link 32 and the hydraulic cylinder 33 are combined, and may be lifted and lowered by one or a plurality of hydraulic cylinders.

Next, the operation will be described based on the above configuration.

The shampoo rides from the side of the recessed portion 22 of the chair 2. At this time, by using the raised portion 23 instead of the armrest portion, it is easy to board the chair 2, and then lie down, and the back of the shampoo is placed. The portion is placed on the neck support portion 51 of the head support device 5, and the rear head portion at a distance from the rear neck portion is placed on the head support portion 52. At this time, even if the head support device 5 is freely rotatable due to the difference in the positional relationship between the occipital head and the neck due to the individual difference of the shampoo, when the position difference between the occiput and the neck is large, As shown by the imaginary line of FIG. 7 toward the rear (clockwise direction in the drawing), when the difference in position is small, as shown by the solid line, the neck support portion 51 is in a position slightly in a vertical state, which can be avoided. It is uncomfortable to bend with the neck of the shampoo as a fulcrum.

In a state where the head of the shampoo is stable, regardless of whether the shampoo is standing in shampoo or sitting shampoo, the chair 2 is raised to a position suitable for shampooing by stepping on the foot controller 6. To carry out shampooing. When the shampooing is completed, the foot controller 6 is lowered to lower the chair, and then the shampoo is lowered from the side of the concave portion 22, and the shampooing operation is completed. By forming the raised portion 23 in the chair 2, by replacing the armrest portion, it is easy to perform the riding operation on the chair 2.

[Embodiment 2]

Next, a second embodiment of the hairdressing and beauty chair of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 9 and 10 .

In this embodiment, with respect to the bed-shaped chair of the above-described embodiment, the shape of the chair 2 to which the shampooing body 4 is attached is made such that the foot side (left side in the drawing) in the longitudinal direction is shorter, and The chair mounting member described above is mounted with a chair 7 for the shampoo to ride.

The chair 7 is fixed to the seat portion 71 via the seat portion substrate 71a with respect to the chair 1. The leg portion 72 is pivotally supported by the arm portion 72a at the distal end of the seat portion substrate 71a, and the backrest portion 73 is rotatably supported by the arm portion 73a at the rear end side of the seat portion substrate 71a. On the back side of the seat portion 71, one end of the hydraulic cylinder 74 is pivotally supported, and the other end is pivotally supported by an arm portion 73b extending from the backrest portion 73. On the other hand, between the arm portion 73b and the arm portion 72b attached to the back surface of the leg portion 72, the link 75 is pivotally supported.

Since the structures of the base 1, the elevating means 3, the shampooing ball 4, and the head supporting device 5 are the same as those of the first embodiment described above, the description thereof is omitted.

In this embodiment, as shown in Fig. 9, the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 74 is caused to protrude, and the leg portion 72 is suspended, so that the backrest portion 73 is in an upright state, and in this state, the shampoo is seated in the seat portion. 71. Next, the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 74 is contracted so that the leg portion 72 and the backrest portion 73 are horizontal (see FIG. 10), the shampooed person is lying on the back, and the rear neck portion is placed on the neck support portion 51. The rear head is placed on the head support portion 52.

In this state, the height of the shampooed person after riding is slightly different, and since the head supporting device 5 is rotatable relative to the neck portion 49 of the shampooing body 4, it does not impose an excessive burden on the neck. Can give a sense of fit. After the head is supported in a stable state, the chair attachment member is raised to a height at which the shampooer can easily perform the shampooing operation by stepping on the foot controller (not shown) to perform the shampooing operation.

After the completion of the shampooing operation, the oil is supplied to the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 74, the leg portion 72 is suspended, and the backrest portion 73 is raised, returning to the state of Fig. 9, and returning to the state where the shampoo is seated. , completed the shampoo operation. The control of the hydraulic cylinder 74 is also performed by the foot controller.

[Example 3]

Next, a third embodiment of the hairdressing and beauty chair of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. 11 and 12 .

This embodiment is a method of fixing the shampoo body 4 to the chair attachment member in a non-movable manner with respect to the above embodiment. In this embodiment, the shampoo body 4 is attached to be movable back and forth with respect to the chair attachment member.

That is, two rollers 41a are attached to the left and right sides of the substrate 41 of the chair fixing member, and the shampooing ball 4 is attached to the guiding member 48, which is mounted to be guided by the roller 41a. Can move back and forth. Further, a shampoo ball hydraulic cylinder 49 in which one end is pivotally supported by the substrate 41 and the other end is pivotally supported by the guiding member 48 for moving the shampoo ball 4 back and forth.

With this configuration, the backrest portion 73 is lowered into a supine state by lying down on the chair, or by riding on the chair 7, and the back neck of the shampoo and the neck supporting the head supporting member 5 are supported. When the portion 51 is displaced, the shampoo body 4 can be made to be uniform by moving it. Therefore, even if the body of the shampooed person is not moved in the front-rear direction, the back neck of the shampoo can be appropriately placed. The portion is placed on the neck support portion 51, and the occipital portion is placed on the head support portion 52.

[Example 4]

Next, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to Figs. 13 to 14 . The same reference numerals as in the above embodiment denote the same members, and the description thereof will be omitted.

In the figure, 1 is a base provided on the floor surface, 3 is one end supported by the base 1 and the other end is pivotally supported by the chair mounting member, and a hydraulic cylinder (not shown) is built in parallel with the parallel The lifting method of the pole. Its structure When the oil is injected into the hydraulic cylinder, the parallel link will stand up, the chair mounting member will rise to a horizontal state, and when the oil is discharged, it will fall.

Two rollers 81 are attached to the left and right sides of the front end side (the left side in the figure) of the mounting plate 41, and the chair 8 to which the seating portion 83 is fixed is attached to the guiding member 82, and the guiding member is mounted to be attached thereto. The roller 81 is guided and can be moved back and forth. The footrest portion 84 is attached to the hanging state from the back side of the seat portion 83 of the chair 8, and the backrest portion 86 is rotatably attached to the rear end side of the seat portion 83 via the link 85.

The guide member 82 is pivotally supported at one end of which is axially supported at the other end of the backrest hydraulic cylinder 88 of the link 85, and is axially supported: one end of which is pivotally supported by the mounting plate 41 The other end of the hydraulic cylinder 87 for the seat portion is used.

When the oil is supplied to the seat portion hydraulic cylinder 87, the seat portion 8 moves forward with respect to the attachment plate 41, and when the oil is discharged, the spring force of the spring (not shown) is directed toward the seat portion. Move behind. When the oil is supplied to the hydraulic cylinder 88 for the backrest portion, the link 85 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction to cause the backrest portion 86 to stand up. When the oil is discharged, the link 85 is turned toward the rear by the elastic force of a spring (not shown). The clock direction turns and becomes a falling state.

In the core material 86a of the backrest portion 86 of the chair 8, a support member 89 that supports the vertical movement plate portion 91 of the pillow member 9 to be described later, which is movable up and down by a certain degree of friction, is incorporated in the support member 89. In the inside, the pillow height detecting means 89a shown in Fig. 19 for detecting the amount of vertical movement of the vertical moving plate portion 91 is incorporated (for example, a large number of slit portions are formed in the longitudinal direction of the vertical moving plate portion 81, A transmissive light sensor is disposed through the slit portion, and the amount of the slit portion is calculated by the light sensor to detect the amount of movement).

Next, the details of the pillow member 9 will be described with reference to Figs. 17 to 19, which are rotatably supported by the tabs 91a formed at the upper end of the up-and-down moving plate portion 91, and the side faces are formed in an L shape. The neck support portion 92 of the type is formed with the head support portion 93.

The neck support portion 92 has a shape in which the upper surface portion is a curved portion and is suitable for supporting the back neck portion of the shampooed person. In the curved portion, a cushioning material 92a in which a gel or a foamed material is covered with a sheet of leather or synthetic resin is attached. The head support portion 93 has two arm portions projecting from the neck support portion 92, and has a shape in which the head portion is supported at two positions, and a sheet such as leather or synthetic resin is attached to the upper surface portion of the arm portion. A cushioning material 93a covering the gel or foamed material. The lowermost curved portion of the neck support portion 92 and the upper surface portion of the head support portion 93 are configured to be substantially flush with each other when the neck support portion 92 is in a vertical state.

Next, a control means for moving the seat member 88 forward in proportion to the amount of movement for performing the height adjustment will be described with reference to Fig. 20, when the height adjustment of the pillow member 9 with respect to the backrest portion 86 is performed. It is used to set the pillow member 9 at a predetermined position of the neck portion 49 of the shampoo body 4.

In the control means 10, the pillow height detecting means 89a for detecting the amount of movement of the pillow member 9 from the reference point is detected by using the position at which the pillow member 9 is lowered to the lowest position with respect to the backrest portion 86 as a reference point. 13 to 16 are not disclosed, and the position at which the seat portion 83 is moved to the last position is used as a reference point, and the amount of movement for moving the seat portion 83 forward from the reference point is detected, for example, the hydraulic pressure for the seat portion is detected. In the seat portion position detecting means 101 of the discharge amount of the piston of the cylinder 87, the seat portion 83 is moved to some extent by the amount of movement of the pillow member 9, and the pillow member 9 attached to the plate portion 91 is moved up and down. Whether the rotating portion is located at the position of the neck portion 49 of the shampoo body 4, the obtained value is stored in the table 102, and the seat portion hydraulic cylinder 87, that is, the seat portion moving means 103, the backrest portion hydraulic cylinder 88 That is, the backrest portion undulation means 104 and the CPU 105 for controlling the control operation of the flowchart shown in Fig. 21 are constructed.

Next, the operation of the above-described hairdressing and beauty chair structure is controlled by the above-described control means 10 in the flowchart of Fig. 21.

First, the control means 10 monitors whether or not the seat portion 83 is at the reference position. If it is determined that the seat portion 83 is not at the reference position, the oil of the seat portion hydraulic cylinder 87 is extracted, and the seat portion 83 is returned to the final portion, that is, the reference position (step S1). Next, the shampoo rides on the chair 8, and when the height of the shampoo is aligned with the height position of the neck support portion 92 of the pillow member 9, the shampoo operates the backrest undulation means 104, that is, the backrest. The part cylinder 88, the control means 10 monitors whether or not the backrest undulation means 104 is operated (step S2), and when it is judged that it has been operated, it progresses to step S11, and the backrest part 86 falls.

In the above step S2, when the backrest undulation means 104 is not operated for a predetermined time, that is, when the height position of the rear neck portion of the shampooed person and the neck support portion 92 does not coincide, the pillow member 9 is pulled. The control means 10 monitors whether or not the pull-up adjustment is performed so that the neck support portion 92 of the pillow member 9 coincides with the rear neck portion (step S3). When the adjustment is made, the response is output from the pillow height detecting means 89a. The signal of the amount of movement (step S4).

When the position of the rear neck portion and the neck support portion 92 of the shampoo is completed, the amount of forward movement of the seat portion is determined from the conversion table 102 based on the output value from the pillow height detecting means 89a (step S5). ). Then, when the amount of movement is obtained from the conversion table 102, the oil is supplied to the seat portion driving means 103, that is, the seat portion cylinder 87, and the seat portion 83 is advanced (step S6).

Since the movement of the seat portion 83 is monitored by the seat portion position detecting means 101, the amount of movement obtained by the above-described conversion table 102 is compared with the actual amount of movement of the seat portion 83 (step S7), and control is performed. The means 10 uses the above comparison to monitor whether the amount of movement from the conversion table 102 coincides with the amount of movement of the seat portion 83 (step S8). When it is determined that the movement is the same, the supply of oil to the seat portion starting means 101 is stopped. That is, the seat portion cylinder 88 (step S9).

The shampooer operates the backrest driving means 104 (step S10), extracts the oil of the backrest portion cylinder 88, and drops the backrest portion 86 until the neck supporting portion 92 of the pillow member 9 is located at the shampooing body 4. Neck 49, then start shampooing.

In the above description, the case where the backrest portion is lowered by operating the backrest portion falling means (for example, a push button switch) will be described. However, when the control means 10 receives the signal that the riding portion 83 stops moving forward, the control means 10 may receive the signal that the riding portion 83 stops moving forward. The operation of dropping the backrest portion 86 is automatically performed.

The falling stop position of the backrest portion 86 changes the falling angle of the backrest portion 86 when the pillow member 9 abuts against the neck portion 49 of the shampoo body 4 due to the amount of pulling up of the pillow member 9, so the pillow is placed The member 9 is pulled down to the lowest position, and the backrest portion of the pillow member 9 abuts against the neck portion 49 is set in advance. When the amount of pulling up of the pillow member 9 is large, the shampoo operates the backrest portion to fall down. The means 104 adjusts the falling angle of the backrest portion 86 so that the pillow member 9 can be properly placed on the neck portion.

As another method, when the amount of pulling up of the pillow member 9 is detected, the same method as the front side movement adjustment of the above-described chair 83 is used, and the backrest portion 86 is adjusted by the control means 10 in response to the above-described pulling amount. The lower angle is also ok.

[Example 5]

Next, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to Figs. 22 and 23. In this embodiment, the leg portion having the step portion 84 is formed in a fixed configuration with respect to the seat portion 83 with respect to the fourth embodiment, and is configured such that the leg portion is fallen in synchronization with the undulation of the backrest portion 86. The same reference numerals as in the above embodiment denote the same portions, and the description of the respective members will be omitted.

In this embodiment, the leg portion 90 is rotatably supported on the front end side of the seat portion 83, and the connecting plate 86b is attached to the backrest portion 86. Between the connecting plate 86b and the leg portion 89, The link 90a is coupled.

With this configuration, when the oil is supplied to the backrest hydraulic cylinder 88, the backrest portion 86 is in an upright state, and when the backrest portion 86 is in the upright state, the leg portion 90 is allowed to pass through the link 90a. When the oil is removed from the backrest portion by the hydraulic cylinder 88, the backrest portion 86 is lowered, and when the backrest portion 86 is in the fallen state, the leg portion is biased via the link 90a. 90 becomes a horizontal state.

In a state in which the shampoo is seated in the seat portion 83, the leg portion is in a state of being drooped with respect to the hand portion, and in a state of lying on the hair during shampooing, the calf portion is placed on the leg portion 90. The shampoo can be performed in a comfortable posture. Other operations are the same as those of the fifth embodiment, and the description of the operations thereof is omitted.

[Embodiment 6]

Next, a sixth embodiment will be described with reference to Figs. 24 and 25. When the pillow member 9 is moved up and down with respect to the fourth and fifth embodiments, it is a manner of aligning the position by moving the seat portion 83. In this embodiment, the shampoo body 4 is fixed relative to the chair. The mounting plate 41 of the member is made movable, and the position is matched by moving the shampooing ball 4 or moving the seating portion 83 and the shampooing body 4. The same reference numerals as in the above-described fourth embodiment denote the same portions, and the description of the respective members will be omitted. The description of the lifting means and the base is omitted on the drawing.

In this embodiment, two rollers 41a are attached to the left and right of the mounting plate 41 of the chair mounting member, and the shampooing ball 4 is mounted on the guiding member 50, which is mounted to be guided by the roller 41a. It can be moved back and forth. Further, a shampoo ball hydraulic cylinder 50a in which one end is pivotally supported by the mounting plate 41 and the other end is pivotally supported by the guiding member 50 for moving the shampooing ball 4 forward and backward is attached.

With this configuration, with respect to the operation described in the fourth embodiment, the pillow member 9 is pulled out, and the seat portion 83 is moved in accordance with the amount of movement of the pull-out, and in this embodiment, In the embodiment in which the seat portion 83 is fixed, the oil is injected into the shampoo ball hydraulic cylinder 50a, and as shown in Fig. 25, the shampoo body 4 is moved rearward (to the right in the drawing), The neck support portion 92 of the pillow member 9 is placed on the neck portion 49 of the shampoo body 4.

In this embodiment, since the seat portion 83 is also movable, the amount of the lifting movement of the pillow member 9 is simultaneously performed by the movement amount of the seat portion 83 of the fourth embodiment at a half movement amount, Further, the movement operation of the shampooing body 4 of the embodiment can shorten the time interval between the pillow member 9 and the shampooing ball 4 to reach a predetermined interval, so that the time for performing the shampooing operation can be shortened.

1. . . Abutment

2. . . chair

3. . . Lifting means

4. . . Shampoo sphere

5. . . Head support device

6. . . Foot controller

7. . . chair

8. . . chair

twenty one. . . Drooping plate

twenty two. . . Concave

twenty three. . . Uplift

twenty four. . . Shape retaining plate

25. . . Intermediate board

26. . . Extension board

27. . . Backrest

28. . . Cover plate

31. . . Stand up

32. . . Parallel link

33. . . Hydraulic cylinder

34. . . Cover plate

41. . . Mounting plate

41a. . . Roller

42. . . Coaming

43. . . Drainage port

44. . . Drain pipe

45. . . Shower head

46. . . Warm water pipe

47. . . hose

48. . . Guide member

49. . . Shampoo ball hydraulic cylinder

51. . . Neck support

51a, 52a. . . Cushioning material

52. . . Head support

53. . . Support member

53a. . . Shaft hole

54. . . Supporting accessories

54a. . . Stand up

71. . . Ride department

71a. . . Ride board

72. . . Leaning on the leg

72a. . . Arm

73. . . Backrest

73a. . . Arm

74. . . Hydraulic cylinder

75. . . link

81. . . Roller

82. . . Guide member

83. . . Ride department

84. . . Foot step

85. . . link

86. . . Backrest

87. . . Ride hydraulic cylinder

88. . . Hydraulic cylinder for backrest

89. . . Support member

89a. . . Pillow height detection means

91. . . Move the board up and down

92. . . Neck support

93. . . Head support

93a. . . Cushioning material

102. . . Transformation table

103. . . Ride section moving means

104. . . Backrest undulation

105. . . CPU

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a chair is attached to a head supporting device of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a side view of the same figure.

Figure 3 is a top view of the same figure.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of the above figure.

Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the chair is raised as in the above diagram.

Fig. 6 is a perspective view from the upper side of the shampoo.

Fig. 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a part of a cross section of the head supporting device.

Fig. 8(a) is a side view of the head supporting device, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a bottom view.

Fig. 9 is a side view showing a state in which the chair is raised in the second embodiment.

Fig. 10 is a side view showing a state in which the chair is dropped as in the above diagram.

Fig. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing the third embodiment before the shampooing body is moved.

Fig. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the shampoo sphere of the same figure is moved.

Fig. 13 is a side view showing a state in which the shampooed person of the fourth embodiment is seated on a chair.

Fig. 14 is a side view showing a state in which the pillow member is pulled up as in the above diagram.

Fig. 15 is a side view showing a state in which the seat portion is advanced as in the above diagram.

Fig. 16 is a side view showing a state in which the backrest portion is collapsed to be washable in the same figure.

Figure 17 is a perspective view showing a portion of the shampoo sphere.

Figure 18 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the same figure.

Fig. 19(a) is a side view of the pillow member, (b) is a front view of the pillow member, and (c) is a bottom view of the pillow member.

Fig. 20 is a system block diagram showing a control means for advancing the seat portion.

Fig. 21 is a flow chart for explaining the operation performed by the control means of the above figure.

Fig. 22 is a side view showing a state before the shampooed person of the fifth embodiment is seated.

Figure 23 is a side view showing the state of the shampoo as in the above figure.

Fig. 24 is a side view showing a state before the shampooed person of the sixth embodiment is seated.

Figure 25 is a side view showing the state of the shampoo as in the above figure.

1. . . Abutment

2. . . chair

3. . . Lifting means

4. . . Shampoo sphere

5. . . Head support device

6. . . Foot controller

twenty two. . . Concave

twenty three. . . Uplift

34. . . Cover plate

42. . . Coaming

45. . . Shower head

47. . . hose

48. . . Guide member

Claims (13)

A hairdressing and beauty chair characterized by: a chair attachment member attached to a base via a lifting means, a chair attached to the chair attachment member, and a backrest portion side of the chair attached to the chair attachment member The shampoo sphere is composed of. The hairdressing and beauty chair according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the chair is formed in a bed shape, and a concave portion that is easy to perform the riding and lowering operation is formed on one side in the longitudinal direction, and the other side facing the concave portion is formed. The ridge forms a ridge. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 1, wherein the shampooing body is attached to be movable back and forth with respect to the chair mounting member. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 1, wherein the neck portion of the shampoo body is rotatably mounted with a support member integrally formed to support the shampoo The neck support portion of the rear neck portion and the head support portion for supporting the rear head portion. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the chair attached to the upper surface portion of the chair mounting member is at least undulably attached to the backrest portion. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 1, wherein the seat portion of the chair is mounted to be movable in a front-rear direction with respect to the chair attachment member, and the seat portion is undulably mounted on the seat portion unit. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 5 or 6, wherein a pillow member is slidably attached to a front end of the backrest portion. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 7, wherein the pillow member is formed with a neck support portion for supporting a rear neck portion of the shampoo. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 7, wherein the pillow member is formed with a neck support portion for supporting a rear neck portion of the shampoo, and integrally attached to the neck support portion. a head support for supporting the back of the shampoo. A hairdressing and beauty chair according to claim 7, wherein a side of the backrest portion that slidably supports the pillow member is mounted with means for detecting a pulling amount of the pillow member, that is, a height of the pillow, and The amount of movement of the pillow height detected by the pillow height detecting means is proportional to the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body, and the pillow member is positioned at a predetermined position of the shampoo body by a control means. The hairdressing and beauty chair of claim 10, wherein the adjustment of the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is performed by moving the seat portion back and forth. The hairdressing and beauty chair of claim 10, wherein the adjustment of the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is performed by moving the shampoo ball back and forth. A hairdressing and beauty chair as claimed in claim 10, The adjustment of the relative positional relationship between the seat portion and the shampoo body is performed by simultaneously operating the front and rear movements of the seat portion and the front and rear movements of the shampoo body.