Hair styler
Abstract
Disclosed herein is a hair styler. The hair styler is configured such that upper and lower bodies are provided opposite each other around a hinge, and heating elements are mounted in the respective bodies so as to be opposite each other, and operates in a manner identical to tongs. In the hair styler, wave shaped furrows and ridges are formed in and on each of the upper and lower heating elements in the longitudinal direction of a corresponding heating element so as to extend from one end of the corresponding heating element to the remaining end of the corresponding heating element. Protrusions are formed in the furrows of the wave shaped furrows and ridges at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction of the corresponding heating element. Depressions are formed in the ridges at regular intervals so as to be engaged the protrusions formed in the furrows.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hair styler, the hair styler being configured such that upper and lower bodies are provided opposite each other around a hinge, and heating elements are mounted in the respective bodies, which are provided opposite each other, so as to be opposite each other, and operating in a manner identical to tongs, wherein: wave shaped furrows and ridges ( ) are formed in and on each of the upper and lower heating elements in a longitudinal direction (L) of a corresponding heating element, which is perpendicular to a width (W) of the corresponding heating element, so as to extend from one end of the corresponding heating element to a remaining end of the corresponding heating element, the furrows and ridges being formed such that the upper and lower heating elements are coupled to each other, protrusions are formed in the furrows ( ) of the wave shaped furrows and ridges at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction of the corresponding heating element, and depressions are formed in the ridges ( ) at regular intervals so as to be engaged the protrusions formed in the furrows ( ).
2 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein sizes of the wave shaped furrows and ridges, which are formed in the longitudinal direction of the corresponding heating element, are determined such that a furrow and a ridge, which are formed along a center portion of the corresponding heating element in the longitudinal direction, have a greatest size, and the sizes of the wave shaped furrows and ridges are gradually decreased as the wave shaped furrows and ridges are increasingly spaced apart from the center portion of the corresponding heating element in a transverse direction of the corresponding, heating element.
3 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein sizes of the protrusions and depressions, which are formed in the wave shaped furrows ridges, respectively, are determined such that the protrusions and depressions, which are formed in a furrow and a ridge formed along a center portion of the corresponding heating element in the longitudinal direction, have a greatest size, and the sizes of the protrusions and depressions are gradually decreased as the protrusions and depressions are increasingly spaced apart from the center portion of the corresponding heating element in a transverse direction of the corresponding heating element.
4 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein flat surface parts, having a predetermined width, are formed at respective ends of the corresponding heating element in a transverse direction of the corresponding heating element.
5 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein the protrusions and depressions, which are formed in the furrows and in the ridges, are formed such that transverse sections thereof have any of a circular shape or an elliptical shape.
6 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein heating plates, having furrows and ridges, and protrusions and depressions, which are identical to those of the corresponding heating element in shape, are coupled to respective surfaces of the heating elements.
7 . The hair styler according to claim 1 , wherein ceramic coating layers are formed on respective surfaces of the heating elements.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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