Hair clipper

Abstract

This utility model claims protection for a hair clipper, comprising a clipper body and a charging base. The clipper body contains a battery, and its bottom has charging contacts connected to the battery. The charging base contains conductive contacts for connecting to the charging contacts, and its exterior has a central charging port for connecting to the conductive contacts. The central charging port is used to connect an external charging cable, thereby conducting current to the battery for charging through the conductive contacts. A surrounding wall extends upward from the periphery of the charging base, forming a charging cavity for placing the clipper body. When the bottom of the clipper body is placed in the charging cavity, the charging contacts and conductive contacts connect, and the surrounding wall supports the clipper body. The charging base of this application allows the clipper body to be temporarily placed in the charging base for charging when not in use during haircuts, preventing the razor part of the clipper body from contacting the work surface, thus improving hygiene.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of hairdressing technology, specifically a hair clipper. Background Technology

[0002] Traditional hair clippers are usually corded. To make them more convenient to use, rechargeable hair clippers have started to be introduced on the market. However, most existing rechargeable hair clippers use charging cables for charging. Since hair clippers are used frequently, it is difficult to charge them in between use, as plugging and unplugging the charging cable requires two hands, which is quite inconvenient.

[0003] In order to charge the hair clippers during haircutting breaks, charging docks began to appear, which can charge the hair clippers when they are not in use. However, existing charging docks still require alignment and plugging during matching, which is not convenient to use. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this utility model proposes a hair clipper that can be placed on a charging base for charging, making it convenient to take and put away during haircuts, thereby utilizing the time between haircuts to charge and extending its usage time.

[0005] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0006] A hair clipper includes a clipper body and a charging base. The clipper body contains a battery. The bottom of the clipper body has a charging contact that connects to the battery. The charging base has a conductive contact that connects to the charging contact. The charging base has an external charging port that connects to the conductive contact. The external charging port is used to connect an external charging cable, thereby conducting current to the battery for charging through the conductive contact.

[0007] The charging base has an outer wall extending upwards, forming a charging cavity for placing the hair clipper body. When the bottom of the hair clipper body is placed in the charging cavity, the charging contacts and conductive contacts are connected, and the outer wall is used to support the hair clipper body.

[0008] In summary, the above technical solution has the following beneficial effects: The charging base equipped with the hair clipper body of this application allows the hair clipper body to be temporarily placed in the charging base for charging when it is not needed during haircuts. The hair clipper body is placed vertically on the charging base, which can avoid the razor part on the top of the hair clipper body from contacting the table surface, thus making it more hygienic. Charging the hair clipper body during haircuts extends the usage time of the hair clipper body, and the charging base is designed so that the hair clipper body can be held and placed with one hand, making it more convenient to use. Attached Figure Description

[0009] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the main body of a hair clipper;

[0010] Figure 2 A schematic cross-sectional view of the body of a hair clipper;

[0011] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of a charging base for a type of hair clipper;

[0012] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of an anti-slip mat for hair clippers;

[0013] Figure 5 A schematic diagram of the original charging port of a type of hair clipper;

[0014] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of an indicator light for a hair clipper.

[0015] Reference numerals: 10. Hair clipper body; 11. Battery; 12. Charging contact; 13. Original charging port; 14. Friction pad; 15. Indicator light; 20. Charging base; 21. Conductive contact; 22. Middle charging port; 23. Enclosure; 24. Charging chamber; 25. Elastic element; 26. Anti-slip pad; 27. Exhaust vent. Detailed Implementation

[0016] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. Identical components are indicated by the same reference numerals. It should be noted that the terms "front," "rear," "left," "right," "upper," and "lower" used in the following description refer to directions in the accompanying drawings, and the terms "bottom surface," "top surface," "inner," and "outer" refer to directions toward or away from the geometric center of a specific component, respectively.

[0017] like Figures 1-4 As shown, a hair clipper includes a clipper body 10 and a charging base 20. The clipper body 10 contains a battery 11 and includes a charging contact 12 at the bottom of the clipper body 10 that is connected to the battery 11. The charging base 20 contains a conductive contact 21 that is connected to the charging contact 12. The charging base 20 has an intermediate charging port 22 at the outside that is connected to the conductive contact 21. The intermediate charging port 22 is used to connect an external charging cable, thereby conducting current to the battery 11 through the conductive contact 21 for charging. A surrounding wall 23 extends upward from the periphery of the charging base 20. The surrounding wall 23 forms a charging cavity 24 for placing the clipper body 10. When the bottom of the clipper body 10 is placed in the charging cavity 24, the charging contact 12 and the conductive contact 21 are connected, and the surrounding wall 23 supports the clipper body.

[0018] The hair clipper body 10 of this application is equipped with a charging base 20. When the hair clipper body 10 is not needed during haircuts, it can be temporarily placed in the charging base 20 for charging. The hair clipper body 10 is placed vertically on the charging base 20, which can avoid the razor part on the top of the hair clipper body 10 from contacting the table surface, thus making it more hygienic. The hair clipper body 10 can be charged during haircuts, extending the usage time of the hair clipper body 10. In addition, the charging base 20 is designed so that the hair clipper body 10 can be held and placed with one hand, making it more convenient to use.

[0019] The hair clipper body 10 includes a housing and a blade. The blade is mounted on the housing. Inside the housing are a motor for transmitting power to the blade, a battery 11 connector, and a switch. The motor, battery 11 connector, and switch are connected in sequence to control the operation of the blade. The switch is located on a soft membrane on the housing, allowing control via pressing the soft membrane. The battery 11 is also connected to a charging module via a charging contact 12 and a charging port, enabling two charging methods.

[0020] An elastic element 25 is provided inside the charging base 20. The elastic element 25 is located below the conductive contact 21 and is used to abut the conductive contact 21 upwards. The upper part of the conductive contact 21 extends from the opening on the charging base 20. The lower diameter of the conductive contact 21 is larger than the diameter of the opening. The elastic element 25 abuts the conductive contact 21 against the opening. When the hair clipper body 10 is placed into the charging cavity 24, the charging contact 12 of the hair clipper presses on the conductive contact 21, causing the conductive contact 21 to move downwards. The elastic element 25 applies an upward force to the conductive contact 21, thereby making the connection between the conductive contact 21 and the charging contact 12 tighter and preventing disconnection. The elastic element 25 and the conductive contact 21 can be located in a non-central position on the charging base 20, allowing the hair clipper body 10 to be placed into the charging base 20 in one direction, thus avoiding reverse polarity.

[0021] The bottom of the charging stand 20 is equipped with an anti-slip pad 26. The anti-slip pad 26 can increase the friction between the charging stand 20 and the table, making the charging stand 20 more stable.

[0022] The charging base 20 has a vent 27, which is used to expel gas from the charging chamber 24 when the clipper body 10 is placed inside. To prevent the clipper body 10 from shaking after being placed inside the charging chamber 24, and to ensure a tighter connection between the charging contacts 12 and the conductive contacts 21, the shape of the enclosure 23 is similar to the shape of the bottom of the clipper, with relatively small gaps. The vent 27 makes it easier to insert and remove the clipper body 10.

[0023] like Figure 5As shown, the bottom of the hair clipper body 10 is provided with a primary charging port 13 for connecting an external charging cable. The primary charging port 13 is used to directly conduct current to charge the battery 11. Specifically, the hair clipper body 10 is equipped with necessary charging components, circuit boards, and other hardware to conduct current from the primary charging port 13 to charge the battery 11. The intermediate charging port 22 is connected to the battery 11 for charging via charging contacts 12 and conductive contacts 21. The charging method using the charging base 20 allows the hair clipper body 10 to be placed for temporary charging during haircuts, while the primary charging port 13 on the hair clipper body 10 allows for extended charging during non-working hours.

[0024] like Figure 6 As shown, a friction pad 14 is provided on the front of the hair clipper body 10. When using the hair clipper body 10, the forward direction of hair cutting is the front. The friction pad 14 is located in the upper middle position of the front of the hair clipper body 10, specifically the position where the thumb contacts during use. During the hair cutting process, the thumb often needs to exert force to control the movement. The friction pad 14 made of rubber or silicone material in this position can play a role in preventing slippage. At the same time, the friction pad 14 is also softer, making the thumb more comfortable.

[0025] The hair clipper body 10 is equipped with an indicator light 15 connected to the battery 11. When the battery 11 is charging, the indicator light 15 is turned on. The indicator light 15 can reflect whether the battery 11 is charging. It is controlled by necessary components and programs such as the main board and circuit board inside the hair clipper body 10.

[0026] The above are merely preferred embodiments of this utility model. The protection scope of this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. All technical solutions falling within the scope of this utility model's concept are within its protection scope. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, any improvements and modifications made without departing from the principle of this utility model should also be considered within its protection scope.

Claims

1. A hair clipper comprising a hair clipper body (10) and a charging stand (20), a battery (11) being provided in the hair clipper body (10), characterized in that, The device includes a hair clipper body (10) with a charging contact (12) connected to a battery (11) at the bottom. The charging base (20) has a conductive contact (21) for connecting to the charging contact (12) inside. The charging base (20) has an intermediate charging port (22) connected to the conductive contact (21) outside. The intermediate charging port (22) is used to connect an external charging cable, so that current is conducted to the battery (11) for charging through the conductive contact (21). The charging base (20) has an outer wall (23) extending upward from its periphery. The outer wall (23) forms a charging cavity (24) for placing the hair clipper body (10). When the bottom of the hair clipper body (10) is placed in the charging cavity (24), the charging contact (12) and the conductive contact (21) are connected. The outer wall (23) is used to support the hair clipper body.

2. A hair clipper according to claim 1, wherein The charging base (20) is provided with an elastic element (25), which is located below the conductive contact (21) and is used to abut against the conductive contact (21) upwards.

3. The hair clipper according to claim 1, characterized in that, The bottom of the charging dock (20) is provided with an anti-slip pad (26).

4. The hair clipper according to claim 1, characterized in that, The charging base (20) has an exhaust port (27). When the hair clipper body (10) is placed into the charging chamber (24), the exhaust port (27) is used to allow the gas in the charging chamber (24) to be discharged.

5. A hair clipper according to claim 1, characterized in that, The bottom of the hair clipper body (10) is provided with a primary charging port (13) for connecting an external charging cable. The primary charging port (13) is used to directly conduct current to the battery (11) for charging.

6. A hair clipper according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that, The front of the hair clipper body (10) is provided with a friction pad (14).

7. A hair clipper according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that, The hair clipper body (10) is provided with an indicator light (15) connected to the battery (11). When the battery (11) is charging, the indicator light (15) is turned on.

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