US2005056631A1PendingUtilityA1

Anionic hair styler

Priority: Sep 16, 2003Filed: Sep 16, 2003Published: Mar 17, 2005
Est. expirySep 16, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Jun-Hoe Cha
A45D 1/04A45D 2001/004A45D 2200/202A45D 2/001
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Abstract

An electric iron for straightening hair that is capable of producing anion has an electron generator embedded on one of the handles of the ceramic plates heating the electric iron. Electrons generated from the inside of the ion generator meets air at the end of the cathode line, which is equipped with plurality of thin carbon fiber filaments, and generates oxygen anion. Oxygen anion produced comes into contact with the hair and makes it smooth and silky.

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1 . An electric iron comprised of 1) two handles pivotally connected by a hinge, which is installed close to one end of the handles, 2) two heating blades, each of which is comprised of; a) a ceramic spacer, b) two Ni-chrome heating plates surrounding the ceramic spacer, c) two composite insulators surrounding the two Ni-chrome plates, and d) an aluminum oxide heating plate cover, developed at the other ends of the handles, 3) a spring in the spring holder retaining the handles open when not in use, 4) an on/off switch located on one end of the upper handle and connected to 120/220V multi-power code, 5) a heating blade temperature controller located on one end of the upper handle and connected to 120/220V multi-power code, 6) an electron generator embedded in the lower handle and connected to an electric circuit embedded in the upper handle to constitute an ac/dc converter, 7) a cathode line connected to a cathode plate of the electron generator, 8) a carbon fiber brush developed to the end of the cathode line, 9) a light indicating operation of the electron generator and 10) pluralities of holes, for guiding anion produced at the end of the carbon fiber brush to the hair of a user, which are developed along the side part of lower handle below the lower heating blade.

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