Multi-air-duct vertical blower

Abstract

The utility model discloses a multi-air-duct vertical hair drier, which comprises a machine body and an air outlet pipe group, the machine body comprises a moving seat, the moving seat is provided with a hair drying cavity, the head of a user can be placed in the hair drying cavity, the air outlet pipe group comprises an upper air pipe and a lower air pipe, the upper air pipe is provided with an upper air outlet, and the lower air pipe is provided with a lower air outlet which is positioned below the rear of the upper air outlet. The upper air pipe obliquely discharges air backwards from top to bottom through the upper air outlet, and the lower air pipe horizontally discharges air in the direction deviating from the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity through the lower air outlet. According to the utility model, by arranging the upper air pipe inclining backwards from top to bottom and the lower air pipe horizontally discharging air in the direction deviating from the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity, a part of air flows backwards from top to bottom along the growth direction of hair in the hair blowing process, and a part of air is blown against the tail or the interior of the hair of a user towards the neck of the user, so that the hair is dried, and meanwhile, the hair drying efficiency is improved. And disordered running and knotting of hair are avoided.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of hair drying devices, in particular to a multi-channel vertical hair dryer. Background Art

[0002] A hair dryer is a device that uses flowing air to dry hair. Existing hair dryers include a body and a blowing mechanism disposed inside the body. The body has a hair drying cavity. The blowing mechanism includes an air outlet pipe and a blower. The air outlet pipe has an air duct, an air outlet, and an air inlet. The part of the air outlet pipe forming the air outlet is exposed outside the hair drying cavity. The blower is connected to the air outlet pipe through the air inlet to drive air to flow into the hair drying cavity from the air outlet to dry the hair. The air outlets of existing hair dryers are arranged randomly, and the air outlet directions are messy, resulting in messy and knotted hair after the user's hair is dried, and the use experience is poor. Summary of the Utility Model

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a multi-channel vertical hair dryer to solve the problems that the air outlets of existing hair dryers are arranged randomly, the air outlet directions are messy, resulting in messy and knotted hair after the user's hair is dried, and the use experience is poor.

[0004] The utility model is realized by the following technical solutions:

[0005] The multi-channel vertical hair dryer includes a body and an air outlet pipe group disposed inside the body. The body includes a movable seat that can move up and down. The movable seat has a hair drying cavity extending forward from bottom to top. The hair drying cavity is for the user's head to be placed in. The air outlet pipe group includes an upper air outlet pipe and a lower air outlet pipe. The upper air outlet pipe has an upper air outlet. The upper air outlet pipe communicates with the hair drying cavity through the upper air outlet. The lower air outlet pipe has a lower air outlet. The lower air outlet pipe communicates with the hair drying cavity through the lower air outlet. The lower air outlet is located behind and below the upper air outlet. The upper air outlet pipe blows air obliquely backward from top to bottom through the upper air outlet. The lower air outlet pipe blows air horizontally in a direction away from the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity through the lower air outlet.

[0006] Further, the movable seat has an inlet opening for the user's head to extend into the hair drying cavity. The inlet opening is inclined forward from bottom to top. The inlet opening has an upper edge and a lower edge. The upper edge and the lower edge surround each other up and down to form the inlet opening. The upper air outlet is adjacent to the upper edge, and the lower air outlet is adjacent to the lower edge.

[0007] Further, a plurality of upper exposed holes are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity. The plurality of upper exposed holes are arranged at intervals along the upper edge. The upper air outlet pipes are respectively exposed outside the hair drying cavity through the upper exposed holes. The parts of the upper air outlet pipes exposed outside the hair drying cavity through the upper exposed holes all form the upper air outlets. Each of the upper air outlets extends in the circumferential direction of the hair drying cavity.

[0008] Further, a plurality of lower exposure holes are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity. The plurality of lower exposure holes are arranged at intervals along the lower edge. The lower air ducts are respectively exposed from each of the lower exposure holes to the outside of the hair drying cavity. The part of each lower air duct exposed from the corresponding lower exposure hole to the outside of the hair drying cavity is formed with the lower air outlet. The lower exposure holes and the lower air outlets extend left and right along the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity in the horizontal plane.

[0009] Further, the upper air duct has two air guiding parts opposite to each other up and down. The two air guiding parts extend backward from top to bottom to the upper air outlet, and the distance between the two air guiding parts gradually narrows from top to bottom.

[0010] Further, a hair receiving channel communicating with the hair drying cavity is provided below the hair drying cavity of the machine body for the user to place the hair.

[0011] Further, the air outlet duct group further includes a tail air duct. A part of the tail air duct is exposed to the outside of the hair receiving channel. The part of the tail air duct exposed to the outside of the hair receiving channel is formed with tail air holes. The tail air duct blows air obliquely inward from top to bottom through the tail air holes.

[0012] Further, the tail air duct blows air obliquely from front to back through the tail air holes, and the lower air duct blows air horizontally from back to front through part of the lower air outlets.

[0013] Further, the machine body further has a receiving cavity communicating with the hair drying cavity. The upper air duct is received in the receiving cavity and part of it is exposed to the outside of the hair drying cavity. The lower air duct is received in the receiving cavity and part of it is exposed to the outside of the hair drying cavity. An upper air blower connected to the upper air duct and a lower air blower connected to the lower air duct are provided in the receiving cavity. The machine body further has a tail receiving cavity communicating with the hair receiving channel. The tail air duct is received in the tail receiving cavity and part of it extends into the hair receiving channel. A tail air blower connected to the tail air duct is provided in the tail receiving cavity. The upper air blower, the lower air blower and the tail air blower are independent of each other.

[0014] Further, the machine body further has a water collecting space located below the hair receiving channel. The water collecting space communicates with the outside through a pumping socket. A water collecting member is detachably and fixedly connected to the machine body. The water collecting member extends into the water collecting space from the pumping socket and is connected to the hair receiving channel.

[0015] The advantages of this technical solution are that by configuring an upper air duct that blows air obliquely backward from top to bottom and a lower air duct that blows air horizontally in a direction away from the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity, and the lower air outlet is located at the rear lower part of the upper air outlet. During the hair drying process, part of the air flows backward from top to bottom along the growth direction of the hair, and part of the air blows against the end of the user's hair (for medium-length hair users) or the middle of the hair (for long hair users) in the direction of the user's neck, avoiding the hair from getting messy and knotted while drying the hair. Brief Description of the Drawings

[0016] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application, the following will briefly introduce the drawings required for the description of the embodiments. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present application. For those of ordinary skill in the art, without creative efforts, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings.

[0017] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model, the following will briefly introduce the drawings required for the description of the embodiments.

[0018] Figure 1 is a three-dimensional view of the multi-duct vertical hair dryer disclosed in the embodiment Figure 1 ;

[0019] Figure 2 is a three-dimensional view of the multi-duct vertical hair dryer disclosed in the embodiment Figure 2 ;

[0020] Figure 3 is the front view of the multi-duct vertical hair dryer disclosed in the embodiment;

[0021] Figure 4 is the partial exploded view of the multi-duct vertical hair dryer disclosed in the embodiment;

[0022] Figure 5 is Figure 4 the partial enlarged view at A in

[0023] Figure 6 is the sectional view of the multi-duct vertical hair dryer disclosed in the embodiment;

[0024] Figure 7 is Figure 6 the partial enlarged view at B in

[0025] Figure 8 is Figure 6 the partial enlarged view at C in

[0026] Figure 9 is the three-dimensional view of the hood in the embodiment;

[0027] Figure 10 is the three-dimensional view of the upper air duct in the embodiment;

[0028] Figure 11 is the three-dimensional view of the lower air duct in the embodiment;

[0029] Figure 12 is the three-dimensional view of the tail air duct in the embodiment. Detailed Embodiments

[0030] Next, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present utility model, rather than all embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments of the present utility model without creative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0031] Embodiment: As Figure 1-12 shown, this multi-duct vertical hair dryer includes a body 1 and an air outlet duct group 2 provided in the body 1. The body 1 includes a movable seat 101 that can move up and down. The movable seat 101 has a hair drying cavity 102 extending forward from bottom to top. The hair drying cavity 102 is for the user to place their head in. The air outlet duct group 2 includes an upper duct 201 and a lower duct 202. The upper duct 201 has an upper air outlet 203. The upper duct 201 is communicated with the hair drying cavity 102 through the upper air outlet 203. The lower duct 202 has a lower air outlet 204. The lower duct 202 is communicated with the hair drying cavity 102 through the lower air outlet 204. The lower air outlet 204 is located at the rear lower side of the upper air outlet 203. The upper duct 201 blows air obliquely backward from top to bottom through the upper air outlet 203, and the lower duct 202 blows air horizontally in a direction away from the wall of the hair drying cavity 102 through the lower air outlet 204.

[0032] When the user extends their head into the hair drying cavity 102, the upper duct 201 closer to the top is close to the user's forehead (hairline). When the upper duct 201 blows air, the air blown out by the upper duct 201 blows from the user's forehead (hairline) along the user's head toward the rear lower side. The lower duct 202 closer to the bottom is close to the user's neck. When the lower duct 202 blows air, the air blown out by the lower duct 202 blows toward the user's neck. Since the air blown out by the upper duct 201 blows from the user's forehead (hairline) along the user's head toward the rear lower side, and the air blown out by the lower duct 202 blows toward the user's neck, during the hair drying process, part of the air flows downward along the growth direction of the hair, and part of the air blows toward the user's neck to hold against the end of the user's hair (for medium-length hair) or the middle of the hair (for long hair), avoiding the hair from being messy and knotted while drying the hair.

[0033] In summary, this embodiment provides a multi-duct vertical hair dryer to solve the problems that the air outlet of the existing hair dryer is arranged randomly and the air outlet direction is messy, resulting in the user's hair being messy and knotted after drying and a poor use experience. It mainly configures an upper duct 201 that blows air obliquely backward from top to bottom and a lower duct 202 that blows air horizontally in a direction away from the wall of the hair drying cavity. During the hair drying process, part of the air flows downward along the growth direction of the hair, and part of the air blows toward the user's neck to hold against the end of the user's hair (for medium-length hair) or the middle of the hair (for long hair), avoiding the hair from being messy and knotted while drying the hair.

[0034] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the moving seat 101 has an inlet 103 for the user's head to extend into the hair drying cavity 102. The inlet 103 is inclined forward from bottom to top. The inlet 103 has an upper edge 104 and a lower edge 105. The upper edge 104 and the lower edge 105 surround each other up and down to form the inlet 103. The upper air outlet 203 is adjacent to the upper edge 104, and the lower air outlet 204 is adjacent to the lower edge 105. By configuring the inlet 103 to be inclined forward from bottom to top, and arranging the upper air outlet 203 on one side of the upper edge 104 and the lower air outlet 204 on one side of the lower edge 105, the air passing distance of the upper air outlet 203 is increased, and at the same time, the position of the lower air outlet 204 is close to the end or middle of the user's hair, so the hair fixing effect is good.

[0035] In an embodiment of the present utility model, a plurality of upper exposed holes 106 are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102. The plurality of upper exposed holes 106 are arranged at intervals along the upper edge 104. The upper air ducts 201 are respectively exposed from the upper exposed holes 106 to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102. The parts of the upper air ducts 201 exposed from the upper exposed holes 106 to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102 are all formed with upper air outlets 203. Each upper air outlet 203 extends in the circumferential direction of the hair drying cavity 102. Since a plurality of upper exposed holes 106 for the upper air ducts 201 to be exposed to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102 are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102 at intervals along the upper edge 104, and each upper air outlet 203 extends in the circumferential direction of the hair drying cavity 102, the upper air ducts 201 are arranged to blow air in a surrounding shape, comprehensively covering the hair. While the hair drying effect is good, it avoids the hair from scrambling and knotting.

[0036] In an embodiment of the present utility model, a plurality of lower exposed holes 107 are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102. The plurality of lower exposed holes 107 are arranged at intervals along the lower edge 105. The lower air ducts 202 are respectively exposed from the lower exposed holes to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102. The parts of the lower air ducts 202 exposed from the lower exposed holes 107 to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102 are all formed with lower air outlets 204. The lower exposed holes 107 and the lower air outlets 204 extend left and right along the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102 on the horizontal plane. Since a plurality of lower exposed holes 107 for the lower air ducts 202 to be exposed to the outside of the hair drying cavity 102 are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102 at intervals along the lower edge 105, and the lower exposed holes 107 and the lower air outlets 204 extend left and right along the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity 102 on the horizontal plane, the lower air ducts 202 are arranged to blow air in a surrounding shape, comprehensively surrounding the hair. While the hair drying effect is good, it avoids the hair from scrambling and knotting.

[0037] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the upper air duct 201 has two guiding parts 205 that are opposite up and down. The two guiding parts 205 extend backward from top to bottom to the upper air outlet 203, and the distance between the two guiding parts 205 gradually narrows from top to bottom. The above setting enables the upper air outlet 203 to blow air obliquely backward from top to bottom, and the air outlet effect is good.

[0038] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the body 1 is provided with a hair receiving channel 108 communicating with the hair drying cavity 102 below the hair drying cavity 102, and the hair receiving channel 108 is for the user to place their hair in. The above setting configures a hair receiving channel 108 for the user to place their hair in below the hair drying cavity 102, so that the tail part of the hair of long-haired users can be accommodated and is not easily blown away.

[0039] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the air outlet duct group 2 further includes a tail air duct 206. A part of the tail air duct 206 is exposed outside the hair receiving channel 108, and tail air holes 207 are formed in the part of the tail air duct 206 exposed outside the hair receiving channel 108. The tail air duct 206 blows air obliquely inward from top to bottom through the tail air holes 207. Since the tail air duct 206 configured to blow air obliquely inward from top to bottom is arranged in the hair receiving channel 108, the air extends along the growth direction of the hair, so that while drying the hair, the hair is prevented from being disorderly and knotted.

[0040] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the tail air duct 206 blows air obliquely downward from front to back through the tail air holes 207, and the lower air duct 202 blows air horizontally from back to front through part of the lower air outlets 204. Since the tail air duct 206 blows air obliquely downward from front to back through the tail air holes 207 and the lower air duct 202 blows air horizontally from back to front through part of the lower air outlets 204, the air blown out from the tail air holes 207 and the lower air outlets 204 cooperate with each other front and back to limit the position of the hair, so that while drying the hair, the hair is prevented from being disorderly and knotted during the hair drying process.

[0041] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the hair receiving channel 108 communicates with the hair drying cavity 102 through a communication port 109, and the tail air holes 207 are adjacent to the communication port 109. Since the tail air holes 207 are adjacent to the communication port 109, the air passing distance of the tail air holes 207 is increased, and the hair drying effect is good.

[0042] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the tail air holes 207 are inclined inward from top to bottom and extend in the circumferential direction of the hair receiving channel 108. The above setting configures the tail air holes 207 to be inclined inward from top to bottom, so that the tail air holes 207 can blow air obliquely inward from top to bottom, and configures the tail air holes 207 to extend in the circumferential direction of the hair receiving channel 108, so that the air outlet range of the tail air holes 207 is wide and the air outlet effect is good.

[0043] In an embodiment of the present utility model, the body 1 is provided with a neck support member 110 on one side of the communication port 109, and the neck support member 110 has a notch 111 for the user to place their neck in. The above setting arranges the neck support member 110 on one side of the communication port 109, so that after the user places their hair in the hair receiving channel 108, they can lean against the neck support member 110, and the comfort level is high.

[0044] In the embodiment of the present utility model, the body 1 further has a receiving cavity 112 communicating with the hair drying cavity 102. The upper air duct 201 is received in the receiving cavity 112 and partially exposed outside the hair drying cavity 102. The lower air duct 202 is received in the receiving cavity 112 and partially exposed outside the hair drying cavity 102. An upper air blower (not marked in the figure) connected to the upper air duct 201 and a lower air blower (not marked in the figure) connected to the lower air duct 202 are provided in the receiving cavity 112. The body 1 further has a tail receiving cavity 113 communicating with the hair receiving channel 108. The tail air duct 206 is received in the tail receiving cavity 113 and partially extends into the hair receiving channel 108. A tail air blower (not marked in the figure) connected to the tail air duct 206 is provided in the tail receiving cavity 113. The upper air blower, the lower air blower and the tail air blower are independent of each other. The above arrangement sets a receiving cavity 112 communicating with the hair drying cavity 102 and a tail receiving cavity 113 communicating with the hair receiving channel 108 on the body 1. The upper / lower air ducts are received in the receiving cavity 112, and the tail air duct 206 is received in the tail receiving cavity 113. Therefore, the upper / lower air ducts and the hair drying cavity 102 are separated, and the tail air duct 206 and the hair receiving channel 108 are separated. The structure is compact and reasonable, avoiding hair entanglement on the air ducts during the hair drying process. Also, since the upper / lower air ducts and the tail air duct 206 are respectively connected to the upper air blower, the lower air blower and the tail air blower with independent opening and closing, the multi-air duct vertical hair dryer has multiple hair drying modes and is flexible to use.

[0045] In the embodiment of the present utility model, the body 1 further has a water collecting space 114 located below the hair receiving channel 108. The water collecting space 114 communicates with the outside through a pumping socket (not marked in the figure). A water collecting member 116 is detachably and fixedly connected to the body 1. The water collecting member 116 extends into the water collecting space 114 from the pumping socket and is connected to the hair receiving channel 108.

[0046] As described above, one or more implementation manners are provided in combination with specific contents, and it is not determined that the specific implementation of the present utility model is only limited to these descriptions. Any approximation, similarity to the method, structure, etc. of the present utility model, or several technical deductions or substitutions made under the premise of the conception of the present utility model should be regarded as the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. Multi-air duct vertical hair dryer, characterized in that, It includes a body (1) and an air outlet duct group (2) arranged inside the body (1). The body (1) includes a movable seat (101) that can move up and down. The movable seat (101) has a hair drying cavity (102) that extends forward from bottom to top. The hair drying cavity (102) is for the user's head to be placed in. The air outlet duct group (2) includes an upper air duct (201) and a lower air duct (202). The upper air duct (201) has an upper air outlet (203). The upper air duct (201) is communicated with the hair drying cavity (102) through the upper air outlet (203). The lower air duct (202) has a lower air outlet (204). The lower air duct (202) is communicated with the hair drying cavity (102) through the lower air outlet (204). The lower air outlet (204) is located at the rear lower side of the upper air outlet (203). The upper air duct (201) blows air obliquely backward from top to bottom through the upper air outlet (203). The lower air duct (202) blows air horizontally in a direction away from the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity (102) through the lower air outlet (204).

2. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 1, wherein, The movable seat (101) has an inlet (103) for the user's head to extend into the hair drying cavity (102). The inlet (103) is inclined forward from bottom to top. The inlet (103) has an upper edge (104) and a lower edge (105). The upper edge (104) and the lower edge (105) surround each other up and down to form the inlet (103). The upper air outlet (203) is adjacent to the upper edge (104). The lower air outlet (204) is adjacent to the lower edge (105).

3. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 2, characterized in that, A number of upper exposed holes (106) are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity (102). The number of the upper exposed holes (106) is arranged at intervals along the upper edge (104). The upper air ducts (201) are respectively exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102) from each of the upper exposed holes (106). The parts of the upper air ducts (201) exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102) from each of the upper exposed holes (106) are all formed with the upper air outlets (203). Each of the upper air outlets (203) extends in the circumferential direction of the hair drying cavity (102).

4. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 2, characterized in that, A number of lower exposed holes (107) are formed on the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity (102). The number of the lower exposed holes (107) is arranged at intervals along the lower edge (105). The lower air ducts (202) are respectively exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102) from each of the lower exposed holes (107). The parts of the lower air ducts (202) exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102) from each of the lower exposed holes (107) are all formed with the lower air outlets (204). The lower exposed holes (107) and the lower air outlets (204) extend left and right along the cavity wall of the hair drying cavity (102) on the horizontal plane.

5. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 1, characterized in that, The upper air duct (201) has two upper and lower opposite air guiding parts (205). The two air guiding parts (205) extend backward from top to bottom to the upper air outlet (203). The distance between the two air guiding parts (205) gradually narrows from top to bottom.

6. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 1, wherein, The body (1) is provided with a hair receiving channel (108) communicating with the hair drying cavity (102) below the hair drying cavity (102), and the hair receiving channel (108) is for the user's hair to be placed in.

7. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 6, characterized in that, The air outlet duct group (2) further includes a tail air duct (206), a part of the tail air duct (206) is exposed outside the hair receiving channel (108), a tail air hole (207) is formed in the part of the tail air duct (206) exposed outside the hair receiving channel (108), and the tail air duct (206) blows air obliquely inward from top to bottom through the tail air hole (207).

8. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 7, characterized in that The tail air duct (206) blows air obliquely downward from front to back through the tail air hole (207), and the lower air duct (202) blows air horizontally from back to front through part of the lower air outlet (204).

9. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 7, characterized in that The body (1) further has a receiving cavity (112) communicating with the hair drying cavity (102). The upper air duct (201) is received in the receiving cavity (112) and part of it is exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102). The lower air duct (202) is received in the receiving cavity (112) and part of it is exposed outside the hair drying cavity (102). An upper air blower connected to the upper air duct (201) and a lower air blower connected to the lower air duct (202) are provided in the receiving cavity (112); The body (1) further has a tail receiving cavity (113) communicating with the hair receiving channel (108). The tail air duct (206) is received in the tail receiving cavity (113) and part of it extends into the hair receiving channel (108). A tail air blower connected to the tail air duct (206) is provided in the tail receiving cavity (113), and the upper air blower, the lower air blower and the tail air blower are independent of each other.

10. The multi-air duct vertical hair dryer according to claim 6, characterized in that, The body (1) further has a water collecting space (114) located below the hair receiving channel (108). The water collecting space (114) communicates with the outside through a pumping socket. A water collecting member (116) is detachably and fixedly connected to the body (1), and the water collecting member (116) extends into the water collecting space (114) from the pumping socket and is connected to the hair receiving channel (108).

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