IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE OPERATING CONCEPT OF A HEAT DEPILATION DEVICE

Abstract

A constructive solution where hair removal by thermal dispensing is enabled by the action of accumulators and electric system (4) or by direct supply (6, 7) of electric power converted into thermal power, aiming at the preheating and later heating of a laminar or filamentary conductor (2), upon thermal dispensing by the action of an electrical resistance, conduction by heat transfer, or also conduction or thermal diffusion.

Claims

1- IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE OPERATING CONCEPT OF A HEAT DEPILATION DEVICE, which comprehends an electric and power accumulation system (4) embedded in an anatomic handle (3) provided with a support (1) for the cutting sector (2), either connected or not to a supply (5) base, characterized by the fact that the cutting elements (2) are heated by dispensing thermal power or the conversion to electric power into thermal power by the action of an electric resistance, conduction by heat transfer or also, thermal conduction or diffusion, turning the very device into a heat accumulator, either by the action of accumulators and the electric system (4) of common use embedded to the anatomic cable (3) or by direct power supply (6, 7).

2- IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE OPERATING CONCEPT OF A HEAT DEPILATION DEVICE, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the cutting elements (2) are made of active metallic alloy produced by fusion and installed to the support (1), to be presented in the form of both strands and blades.

3- IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE OPERATING CONCEPT OF A HEAT DEPILATION DEVICE, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the supply base (5) may be replaced with a cable (6) and an on/off switch (7) for direct power supply.

Description

[0035] The figures express the preferred forms to realize the conceived product, and back this description through numerical and consecutive remissions that clarify functional aspects that may be presumed by the description, then precisely defining this application.

[0036] FIG. 1, while addressing the preferred constructive solution, shows the anatomic handle (3) where the electric and power accumulation system (4) is embedded, as well as the (5) supply base, and the support (1) of the cutting sector with strands (2).

[0037] FIG. 2, representing a second constructive alternative, describes the cutting sector (1) with blades (2).

[0038] FIG. 3 represents a constructive alternative where the device has no (5) supply base, then replaced with a cable (6) and switch (7) for direct power supply.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

[0039] Considering the pertinent remarks on the state-of-the-art devices above, the object of this descriptive report is a constructive solution that, when applied to a thermal-dispensing hair removal device, is enough for the electric power conversion into thermal power to be achieved through the action of accumulators or by direct power supply, when a conductor is heated by the electric current converted into thermal power.

[0040] Constructively, the object of this report is instrumented by filamentary and laminar conductors made of active alloy preferably comprehending, at least, zinc, copper, and manganese, and prepared by fusion, so that they can preheat and then heat, even by conduction, either by the action of accumulators or by an electric current converted into thermal power.

[0041] Also concerning instrumental aspects, the very device is comprised of a support where seats the cutting sector, either laminate or filamentary, preferably molded in a selected plastic from the group of polyethylene and polypropylene or a substitute, especially the latter, and inert in relation to fluids that may be found on the epidermis.