JPS6150448B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a barber chair moving device.

In barbershops, hair is washed after it is cut, and there are two methods for washing hair: one in which the hairdresser leans forward on a shampoo bowl attached to a dressing table, as shown in Figure 1A, and the other as shown in Figure 1B. There is a backrest technique that is performed by tilting the backrest of a chair backwards.

For this reason, barbershops adopt either pre-washing or back-washing, and set up chairs accordingly. Therefore, in barbershops that use the pre-washing method, even if a customer requests a hair wash, they have to move a heavy chair, which is almost impossible, and it is difficult to meet the customer's request.
On the other hand, in barbershops that use the bath shampoo method, pre-washing cannot be performed. This is because the distance between the shampoo ball and the chair is determined in advance by the pre-washing method and the back-washing method, and the distances are different for each method.

In view of this, the present invention has been developed so that it is possible to easily adopt either the pre-washing method or the shampooing method by simply reversing the chair according to the customer's request.The present invention will be described below based on the illustrated embodiment. explain.

In the figure, 1 is the main body of a barber chair, and although not shown, the backrest 1A is tiltable, and the seat 1B is
can be raised and lowered, and the main body 1 is rotatable relative to the base 2. This method is the same as the conventional one.

The base 2 that supports the main body 1 is connected to the main body 1 on the floor.
By reversing the mirror table, it automatically moves toward and away from the mirror stand, that is, the shove ball. This is a moving trolley 3 at the bottom of a base 2 of the desired shape.
The movable trolley 3 is equipped with a plurality of rollers (or wheels) 4 that can withstand the load of the chair body and the person receiving the haircut. Normally, it is desirable to have four or more to ensure stability and smooth running of the bogie. Further, on the lower surface of this truck 3, the cylinder base of the main body 1 is made to protrude through the base 2 and the truck, and a fixed link 5 is attached to this cylinder base 1c.
One end is fixed by bolting, welding, etc., so that its tip protrudes from the cylinder base, and one end of the swing link 6 is attached to the tip of the fixed link 5 with a shaft 7 so as to be freely bendable. . The other end of this swing link 6 is a base plate 8 laid under the movable trolley 3.
Alternatively, it is attached to the floor via a shaft 9. This board is flat and can be laid directly on the work floor or buried and fixed on the floor, or the floor can be omitted if it is strong enough to withstand the movement of the chair. .

Furthermore, in order to further stabilize the chair, one or two guide rails 10 are provided below the movable trolley, but these may be fixed on the base plate 8 or directly on the floor. It's okay. A guide groove 10a is carved in the longitudinal direction on the side surface of this guide rail, and a guide 11 vertically provided on the lower surface of the movable cart is fitted and locked into this guide groove 10a, and the slide roller is placed in contact with the side surface of the guide rail. 12 is provided, and this guide rail and slide roller 1
2 and the guide 11, the movable trolley is stabilized without tilting even when an uneven load is applied to the chair, and can be moved smoothly.

The chair configured as described above maintains an appropriate distance between the shampoo ball and the chair that allows for pre-washing when facing the shampoo ball, and also maintains an appropriate distance between the shampoo ball and the chair when the chair backrest is turned 180 degrees. The length of both links is determined so that the chair can be held between the chairs, and the amount of movement of the chair is determined. Therefore, when the chair body is rotated 180 degrees, the cylinder base fixed to the chair body also rotates. Since a fixed link is provided protruding from the cylinder base, this fixed link also rotates. As the fixed link rotates, the locking part between the fixed link and the swinging link changes, and as the fixed link rotates, the pivot angle of both links changes, and this causes the two links to bend and expand. Its total length changes, and this allows the movable cart to move between the pre-washing and shampooing positions.

According to the present invention, a chair base is installed on a movable trolley equipped with a plurality of rollers on the lower surface, a cylinder base of the chair body is protruded from the lower surface of the trolley, and a fixed link is attached to the cylinder base. One end is fixed so that it can rotate together with the cylinder base of the chair, and one end of the swinging link is fixed to the tip of this fixed link so that it can be bent and extended, and the other end of the swinging link is placed on the floor. The chair is rotated by locking a slide roller and a guide vertically attached to the lower surface of the movable cart to a guide rail that is swingably attached to the board to be laid and protrudes from the board along the direction of movement of the chair. By doing so, the movable trolley is moved by bending and stretching between the fixed link fixed to the cylinder base and the swinging link, so the chair body can be rotated 180 degrees without using any other power source. Since the chair is movable, pre-washing and shampooing can be easily done in response to the customer's requests, and the chair can be easily moved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram showing the movement of the barber chair during pre-washing and shampooing, Figure 2 is a partially cutaway side view, Figure 3 is a front view of the main parts, and Figure 4 is a front view of the main parts.
The figure is a plan view of the main parts. 1...Chair body, 1A...Backrest, 1B...
...Seat part, 1C...Cylinder base, 2...Base,
3...Moving trolley, 4...Roller, 5...Fixed link, 6...Swinging link, 7, 9...Shaft, 8...Substrate, 10...Guide rail, 10a...Guide groove, 11... ...Guide, 12...Slide roller.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A chair base is installed on a movable movable trolley equipped with a plurality of rollers on the lower surface, a cylinder base of the chair body is protruded from the lower surface of the trolley, and one end of the fixed link is fixed to this cylinder base to make the chair. and one end of the swinging link is locked to the tip of this fixed link, and when the fixed link is rotated with the cylinder base, the locking parts of both links swing. The other ends of the swing links are swingably connected to a board laid on the floor, and the bottom surface of the movable trolley is attached to a guide rail that projects from the board along the direction of movement of the chair. A barber chair is moved by locking slide rollers and guides vertically installed on the cylinder and rotating the chair to bend and stretch between a fixed link fixed to the cylinder base and a swing link to move a movable trolley. Device.