Hair iron

Abstract

The present invention relates to a hair iron for blocking the transfer of the heat generated from the heating plate to the body portion, and more particularly, to a hair iron which is capable of minimizing direct transfer of the heat generated from the heating plate to the body portion, thereby does not cause a burn and can be more safely utilized. The hair iron has a pair of heating portions, each heating portion is correspondingly formed at the inner surface of a pair of body portions and while the respective heating portions are in contact, hair to be held therebetween is cared. Each heating portion comprises a heating plate to which a current is applied and temperature is maintained uniformly, a connection member with which the heating plate is engaged and having adiabatic functions, and a body in which the connection member is engaged correspondingly each other therewithin, wherein the heating plate, the connection member and the body are assembled such that they are engaged in three-steps and the heating plate are completely projected to the outside of the body.

1 . A hair iron having a pair of heating portions, each heating portion correspondingly formed at the inner surface of a pair of body portions and while the respective heating portions are in contact, hair to be held therebetween is cared, said each heating portion comprises: 
 a heating plate to which a current is applied and temperature is maintained uniformly;    a connection member with which said heating plate is engaged and having adiabatic functions; and    a body in which said connection member is engaged correspondingly each other therewithin,    wherein said heating plate, said connection member and said body are assembled, such that they are engaged in three-steps and said heating plate are completely projected to the outside of said body.    
   
   
       2 . The hair iron as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein said heating portion is constructed such that a minute space is formed among said heating plate, said connection member and said body and thereby the transfer of the heat generated from said heating plate to said body can be minimized.  
   
   
       3 . The hair iron as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein said heating portion is constructed such that an engagement portion of said heating plate, said connection member and said body is contacted in a spot by a protrusion and thereby the transfer of the heat generated from said heating plate to said connection member can be minimized.  
   
   
       4 . The hair iron as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein said connection member is formed with a protrusion to be engaged with engagement portions of said heating plate and said body, and when being engaged with each other, said heating plate, said connection member and said body are formed with a gap and are contacted in a spot.  
   
   
       5 . The hair iron as set forth in  claim 1 , wherein a spacing member is disposed between said connection member and said body and is made of cushion materials.