The present invention relates to the area of hairdressing, and in particular to hair clippers having a cutting guide with motorised regulation and driven by a program providing the user with different cutting options.
Hair clippers with cutting guides allowing to manually regulate the length of cut of the hair are well known from the state of the art. These are usually a guide that the user positions once and for all to a given length of hair, which often remains constant during the entire haircut. The cutting guide is moreover mainly intended for non-professional users who generally find it difficult to estimate the length of cut required on the different parts of the scalp.
The present invention aims to provide a clipper having a motorised cutting guide with instructions that allows to automatically adapt the position of the cutting guide depending on the part of the scalp to be processed by means of an electronic device (microprocessor or simply a circuit comprising at least a transistor and/or a diode) for adapting the position of the cutting guide to the part of the scalp processed by the user.
The present invention discloses a hair clipper with a device for regulating the position of a cutting guide, motorised and driven by an electronic device, which automatically adapts the position of said cutting guide depending on the cutting option selected by the user.
According to the invention, the electronic device is a circuit comprising a transistor and/or a diode.
The clipper preferably comprises pictograms showing the user the options for different haircuts.
As an advantage, said regulation device is incorporated into the housing of said hair clipper.
In addition, said device comprises a shaft connecting said cutting guide to the motor.
The shaft is preferably a worm screw.
The motorised cutting guide of the present invention is intended to simplify the use of hair clippers for non-professional users. Inside the housing, it comprises a motor connected by a shaft to the cutting guide. The cutting guide is driven by a program available via a microprocessor suggesting various options to the user.
The options suggested to the user are the manual mode and the automatic mode. The manual mode is set by default and the user selects the length of cut by means of the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons. The motorised cutting guide then automatically shifts to the desired position.
In the automatic mode, the clipper provides the user with various haircut options symbolised by pictograms (see
Number | Date | Country | Kind |
---|---|---|---|
05447164.4 | Jul 2005 | EP | regional |
Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind | 371c Date |
---|---|---|---|---|
PCT/BE2006/000069 | 6/20/2006 | WO | 00 | 1/4/2008 |