JP3615689B2 - Nail art treatment method and apparatus - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a nail art treatment method and an apparatus therefor, and more specifically, a commercial nail art treatment method capable of carrying out high-quality nail art at a low price in a beauty salon or esthetic salon, and It relates to the device.
[0002]
[Prior art]
In recent years, with the improvement of the standard of consumer living, nail art has been actively performed among general users, especially women, and it has been widely established as a general cosmetic trend from the temporary boom. The number of salon openings has increased, and the degree of recognition has increased as events and other events are held nationwide.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, on the other hand, the number of nails is not enough for the user, there is a big difference in workmanship due to each technology, it takes 1 to 2 hours to complete, and the fee structure is ambiguous sometimes Various problems have arisen that can be very expensive.
[0004]
The present invention has been made with the intention of solving the above problems, and its purpose is to provide nail art with a uniform workmanship at low cost and promptly to customers. is there.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, the method according to claim 1 of the present invention includes, as means thereof, a step of fixing a fingertip of a patient on a base, and a stencil substantially adhered to the nail of the fingertip. And placing the fingernail fixed to the stencil during the stencil placing step, and ejecting ink onto the stencil using ink ejecting means, The gist of the present invention is that the stencil placing step and the ink ejecting step are repeated using different stencils and different color inks, and further includes a step of cleaning the ink ejecting means after the ink ejecting step.
[0006]
The apparatus according to claim 2 includes, as its means, a base, a fingertip fixing means placed on the base, and an ink ejecting means provided in the vicinity of the fingertip fixing means. To do.
[0007]
The gist of the apparatus according to claim 3 is that the ink ejecting means includes means for supplying a stencil on the fingertip fixing means.
[0008]
The apparatus according to claim 4 includes, as its means, the fingertip fixing means includes gauge means for positioning a fingernail and a stencil of a patient, and the stencil supply means aligns and superimposes a plurality of stencils. A stencil feeder for supplying a stencil on the cartridge and the fingertip fixing means and placing the stencil in close contact with a fingernail of the person to be treated; and the ink ejecting means has a cleaning means for discharging residual ink inside. This is the gist.
[0009]
The apparatus according to claim 5 includes, as its means, a base, a treatment frame that is normally biased to take a raised position on the base and has a stencil holding means, and the treatment frame has a raised position. A fingertip fixing means that is reciprocally moved horizontally from the outside of the front to the inside of the frame and is set at a treatment position within the treatment frame, and a stencil that is provided behind the treatment frame and aligns and overlaps a plurality of stencils A cartridge, a multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils, and a fingertip fixing means that is detachably fitted between the front side of the treatment frame and the fingertip fixing means in order to align the position of the nail of the patient Gauge means for setting the nail of the patient to a positioning position, and one of the aligned and superposed stencils is placed inside the surgical frame. A stencil feeder that is moved and held by the stencil holding means and held by the stencil holding means on a fingertip nail fixed to the fingertip fixing means set at the treatment position; and a treatment position inside the treatment frame Means for sequentially ejecting a plurality of colors of ink on the stencil, and means for driving the treatment frame so as to take the lowered position when the fingertip fixing means is retracted from the treatment position to the outside on the front side; and A stencil collecting means for catching a used stencil provided at a lower part of the stencil cartridge and held by the stencil holding means of the treatment frame which has been lowered by the drive means, and pulling and dumping the stencil behind the treatment frame, and each stencil Including nozzle cleaning means for cleaning the nozzle means after recovery. The gist of the door.
[0010]
Further, in the apparatus according to claim 6, as the means, the gauge means has the same dimensions as each stencil and has a transparent member printed with the outline of a multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils, and the transparent member is treated. The gist is to include a gauge that is held so as to be in close contact with the person's nails.
[0011]
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided the apparatus according to the seventh aspect, wherein the injection means is connected to the base and supplies a compressed air, and is supplied with the compressed air from the compressor and takes an upright position and an inclined position. Nozzle means configured to be ejected by a nozzle provided at the lowermost end portion at a position, a turntable in which a pipe insertion hole is formed at the center under the nozzle means and rotates stepwise, and mounted on the turntable An ink cartridge in which a plurality of color ink bottles are set, a nozzle that is inserted into the pipe insertion hole and takes a standing position, and a pipe that connects between the treatment frame and the ink bottle in the ink cartridge so as to face each other. It is necessary to include an ink suction hole provided in the nozzle means for introducing ink into the nozzle means. To.
[0012]
Further, in the apparatus according to claim 8, as the means, the stencil collecting means is attached to the lower part of the stencil feeder and has a hook-like hook member at the tip, and a trash box which is provided under the stencil cartridge and can be pulled out to the outside. It is made to include.
[0013]
Further, in the apparatus according to claim 9, as the means, the nozzle cleaning means horizontally moves the hinge means reciprocally between an injection position positioned above the turntable and a cleaning position away from the turntable. A guide means for movement; a cleaning liquid injection hole formed below the ink suction hole of the nozzle means taking an upright position at the cleaning position; and a used cleaning liquid discharge hole formed below the nozzle of the nozzle means. The gist includes a cleaning tank, a removable cleaning liquid storage tank communicating with the cleaning liquid injection hole, and a removable cleaning waste liquid storage tank communicating with the used cleaning liquid discharge hole.
[0014]
Further, the gist of the apparatus according to claim 10 is that the cleaning waste liquid storage tank has an activated carbon filtered odor discharge hole communicating with the trash box.
[0015]
Further, in the apparatus according to claim 11, as the means, the nozzle means is normally urged so as to take the raised position, and during the nail art operation, the nozzle extends into the pipe and the ink suction hole is provided in each ink bottle. When the nozzle is cleaned, the ink suction hole is pressed against the cleaning liquid injection hole and the nozzle is locked at the lowered position against the bias so that it is pressed against the used cleaning liquid discharge hole. This is the gist.
[0016]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. 1 is a perspective view showing the whole of the automatic nail art treatment device according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side sectional view of the automatic nail art treatment device according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a finger of the patient. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment point of the gauge means for the positioning in the case of fixing.
[0017]
FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of the operation of the automatic nail art treatment device according to the present invention in a side sectional view. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a transparent member printed with a contour of a multicolor pattern drawn on the finger of the gauge means, and FIG. 6 shows a fixed position of the finger using the gauge means shown in FIG. It is a perspective view shown.
[0018]
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a main part in which a part of the nail art treatment is omitted during the nail art treatment, and FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing the operation of the nail art treatment device according to the present invention in section. Fig. 10 is a plan view of a nail art treatment device according to the present invention, Fig. 10 is a rear view of the nail art treatment device according to the present invention, and Fig. 11 is a front view of the nail art treatment device according to the present invention. 12 is a perspective view of a stencil used in the present invention.
[0019]
In FIG. 1, 1 is a base of a nail art treatment apparatus according to the present invention, 2 is a treatment part provided on the base 1, 3 is a fingertip fixing part for fixing a person's finger, 4 Is a stencil cartridge for storing a plurality of stencils used to draw a multicolor pattern on the finger of the person to be treated, 5 is a gauge used for fixing the fingertip of the person to be treated, and 6 is the inside of the stencil cartridge 4 A stencil feeder 7 for moving the lowermost one of the stencils to the treatment unit 2, and an ink ejection unit 7 for sequentially ejecting a plurality of colors of ink to the treatment unit 2.
[0020]
The base 1 is a casing formed entirely of sheet metal, on which the treatment portion 2, fingertip fixing portion 3, stencil cartridge 4, stencil feeder 6, and ink ejection portion 7 are erected. As shown in FIG. 2, the treatment portion 2 is provided in a housing 20 erected on the relatively front portion of the base 1 in a state where the treatment frame 21 is normally urged so as to assume a raised position. Yes.
[0021]
In other words, the front portion of the upper surface of the base 1 where the treatment portion 2 is erected can be removed by a known method and is usually covered with the cover 10 to keep the outline of the base 1. When removed, the empty space in the base 1 can be seen through 10 '. A plunger 80 is fixed in the space 10 ′, and a support plate 83 is vertically attached to the distal ends of a pair of driving rods 82 attached to a horizontal shaft 81 that is driven to rotate freely by the plunger 80. A support bracket 84 having a notch formed at the tip is fixed to the support plate 83.
[0022]
On the other hand, the treatment frame 21 has a pair of legs 22 hanging down and facing into the space 10 ′, and an engagement pin 23 attached to the tip is engaged with a notch of the support bracket 84. The horizontal shaft 83 is normally urged by a known method such as a spring so that the drive rod 82 is rotated upward to take the solid line position in FIG.
[0023]
For this reason, the treatment frame 21 supported by the support plate 83 is usually accommodated in the housing 20 while being maintained at a predetermined height on the base 1. The housing 20 has a pipe insertion hole (not shown) formed in the ceiling.
[0024]
A raised platform 1a having a space C opened to the front side is provided on the base 1 behind the treatment unit 2, and the level above the raised platform 1a, that is, the predetermined height. A stencil cartridge 4 is provided on the back side of the treatment frame 21 maintained in this manner, and a plurality of nail art stencils S implemented in the present invention are stored in an aligned manner. A cutout 4 'is formed at the lowermost portion of the back wall 40 of the stencil cartridge 4.
[0025]
As shown in FIG. 3, the fingertip fixing member 3 is formed of a single sheet metal, and a cylindrical synthetic resin member 31 is attached to a base portion 30 having a channel shape by pins 32. A fingertip mounting base 34 is attached from the inside of the synthetic resin member 31 so as to extend on the center line of the channel-like structure of the base 30. On the other hand, the inside of the synthetic resin member 31 is fixed by tightening a finger inserted by inflating by inserting air with a known rubber pump 33 shown in FIG.
[0026]
The stencil feeder 6 provided at the back of the stencil cartridge 4 includes a vertical portion 61 and a horizontal portion 62 shown in FIG. 4, and the horizontal portion 62 of the stencil feeder 6 passes through the notch 4 ′ of the back wall 40. In order to slide on the raised table 1a in the front direction, the tip of the raised table 1a contacts the rear end of the lowermost stencil S accommodated in the stencil cartridge, and is transferred into the treatment frame 21 maintained at the predetermined height in the front. .
[0027]
Since the treatment frame 21 is formed with holding grooves 21a for guiding the base portion of the stencil at both lower ends thereof, the stencil S transferred by the horizontal portion 62 of the stencil feeder 6 is fitted with the base portion of the stencil in the holding groove 21a. At the same time, the stencil S is loaded on the treatment frame 21. At the lower part of the stencil feeder 6, a hook member 90 having a hook-like tip is provided.
[0028]
The hook member 90 pulls the used stencil captured by the retraction of the stencil feeder 6 to the space C provided behind the treatment frame 21 and under the stencil cartridge, and below the space. It is comprised so that it may dump into the provided trash box 91. Further, the trash box is provided with a fan (not shown) and can be pulled out to the outside.
[0029]
As shown in FIG. 3, the gauge member 5 is fitted to the housing 20 containing the treatment frame 21 in order to align the multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils S with the position of the nail of the treatment subject. . That is, the gauge member 5 includes a channel-shaped vertical wall 51 having an inner diameter substantially the same as the outer diameter of the housing 20 and a horizontal support portion 52 attached to the vertical wall 51. A groove forming plate 53 is attached on the horizontal support portion 52, and a groove 52 ′ is formed between the horizontal support portion 52 and the horizontal support portion 52.
[0030]
As shown in FIG. 5, a transparent member 54 having a base 55 and a raised fingertip insertion portion 56, which is entirely transparent and made of an elastic material and has the same dimensions as the stencil S, is prepared separately. The fingertip insertion portion 56 is printed with an outline of a multicolor pattern 57 drawn by the plurality of stencils S, and an air flow adjusting hole 58 is formed. Then, with the base 55 inserted into the groove 52 ′ of the gauge member 5, the gauge member 5 is slid down and fitted onto the housing 20 of the treatment section 2 to fit the fingertip fixing member as shown in FIG. 6. 3 is mounted.
[0031]
By the way, as shown in FIG. 1, the cover 10 at the front part of the base is refracted into a L-shaped cross section comprising a ceiling wall part 10a and a vertical wall part 10b, and a pair of insertion slits 10c are formed at the corners. Has been. The fingertip fixing member is attached to the base 1 by inserting the insertion guide piece 30a formed by bending the lower end portion of the base 30 of the fingertip fixing member 3 into the insertion slit 10c. The fingernail fixed by contacting the gauge member 5 is positioned in the forward and backward direction.
[0032]
On the other hand, by adjusting the manual pressure operation of the pump 33, the finger is slightly rotated to match the pattern 57 printed on the fingertip insertion portion of the transparent member 54 with the position of the nail as shown in FIG. Thus, the lateral positioning is performed. (FIG. 6) Further, the gauge member 5 is removed from the housing 20, and the fingertip fixing member 3 and the finger fixed thereon are further pushed into the housing 20 as shown in FIG.
[0033]
FIG. 2 shows a state in which the fingertip fixing member 3 is not inserted into the treatment portion 2 by a solid line. Then, after positioning with the gauge 5, the gauge 5 is removed and the fingertip fixing member 3 is inserted into the treatment section 2 as indicated by the phantom line in FIG. 8, and then the stencil feeder 6 is pushed to the front side and aligned and superimposed on the stencil cartridge 4. The lowermost one of the plurality of stencils S is sent into the treatment section 2. In this way, the stencil S is loaded into the description frame 21 having the stencil holding groove 21a by the stencil feeder 6. The stencil S has a base S as shown in FIG. ₁ And the base S ₁ Fingertip insertion part S for receiving a finger in a raised state ₂ The fingertip insertion part S ₂ Has a shape that is made of an elastic material and is in close contact with the finger. An ink through hole S is printed thereon so that a part of the contour of the multicolor pattern printed on the transparent member 54 is printed thereon. _Three The portions are different for each stencil and are designed in advance so that a multicolor pattern is drawn on the nail as a whole by using different inks one after another.
[0034]
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, a support tower 1 b is erected on the back of the raised base portion 1 a on the base 1, and a compressor (not shown) is connected to the base 1. A bridge 1 c is supported on the support tower 1 b that stands on the base 1. Further, on the bridge 1c, a pair of guide rails 1d, a hinge fixing plate 1e guided by the guide rail 1d, a hinge 1f fixed to the hinge fixing plate 1e, and the hinge 1f are rotated. A tank support plate 1g is provided. (Fig. 9)
[0035]
A tank insertion hole (not shown) is formed in the center of the tank support plate 1g, and the tank lock member 70a is fixed in a standing state on the side. The Yes. The tank lock member 70a supports the ink ejection tank 70 inserted into the tank insertion hole by means of a known spring or the like (not shown) on the tank insertion hole side.
[0036]
The tank lock member 70a is provided with a clasp 70b in the vicinity of the top so as to be rotatable, and locks the head of the injection tank 70 that is manually pushed down against the bias. Further, a nozzle 75 is formed at the bottom of the ink ejection tank 70.
[0037]
Further, a turntable support base 1h attached to the support tower 1b projects below the ink jet tank 70, and a pipe insertion hole (not shown) is formed in the center on the turntable support base 1h. The turntable 1i that can be rotated stepwise is fixed. The turntable support 1h also has a pipe insertion hole (not shown) formed in the center. On the turntable 1i, an ink cartridge 73 in which a plurality of ink bottles 72 of different colors are set in an annular shape is attached. As the ink, water-based acrylic ink is preferable for business.
[0038]
When the ink ejection tank 70 takes the standing position by the action of the hinge 1f, the nozzle 75 is located immediately above the treatment frame 21, and this is referred to as an ejection position. A turn-table support 1 i and a pipe insertion hole (not shown) formed in the center of the turntable 1 i and a pipe insertion hole (not shown) formed in the ceiling of the housing 20 are inserted into the standing position. A pipe 76 that communicates between the nozzle 75 of the ink ejection tank 70 to be taken and the treatment frame 21 is provided.
[0039]
On the other hand, an ink suction port 76 is formed on the lower side of the ink ejection tank 70 so as to face one of the ink bottles 72 loaded in the ink cartridge 73 on the turntable 1i, and the turntable rotates stepwise. The ink is introduced into the ink jet tank 70 by sequentially communicating with the ink bins 72 by the rotation of 1i. (Fig. 9)
[0040]
A main switch 1j, an AC power cable 1k, and a compressor plug 1l are provided behind the base 1 and are connected to a compressor (not shown). The main switch 1j is connected to the AC power cable 1k. When the power is turned on, the entire apparatus is energized. A fan switch 1m is provided behind the base 1 to operate a fan (not shown) in the trash box 91.
[0041]
Further, an ink washing tank 10 is provided in the bridge 1c. The ink washing tank 10 is provided with a washing tank main switch 10a for energizing for further switch switching operation around the washing tank. In order to operate in this state, the ink washing tank 10 is further provided with a plunger drive switch 10b and a compressor drive switch 10c.
[0042]
Further, an air hose insertion port 1n for fitting an air hose (not shown) from the compressor (not shown) is provided on the back surface of the base 1 (FIG. 10). The compressor connected to the compressor plug 11 is driven by the compressor. Compressed air is supplied into the ink ejection tank 70 by turning on the switch 10c.
[0043]
Further, as shown by a solid line in FIG. 9, the hinge fixing plate 1e is horizontally moved reciprocally from the injection position to a position away from the turntable 1i, and can be stopped at the washing position indicated by a two-dot chain line. It is fitted on the guide rail 1d.
[0044]
In the cleaning position, an ink cleaning tank 10 is provided below the ink tank 70, and the upper part of the ink cleaning tank 10 is opposed to the ink suction port 76 and the nozzle 75 of the ink ejection tank 70. A used cleaning liquid discharge port 10d and a cleaning liquid injection port 10e are provided.
[0045]
Further, a cleaning waste liquid storage tank 10f and a cleaning liquid storage tank 10g are provided on the base 1 behind the support tower 11, and communicate with the ink cleaning tank 10 through pipes. Further, the cleaning waste liquid storage tank 10f is formed with an odor discharge hole with a filter made of activated carbon, and communicates with the trash box 9 through a pipe. The odor of ink can be discharged by driving the fan. It is like that.
[0046]
The operation of the automatic nail art performing apparatus according to the present invention configured as described above will be described below.
[0047]
First, the main switch 1j is turned on to energize the apparatus. A set of stencils S is loaded into the stencil cartridge 4 as shown in FIG. After that, as shown in FIG. 3, the transparent member 54 is loaded into the gauge member 5, and the channel-like base 51 of the gauge member 5 is fitted into the housing 20 to slide down.
[0048]
At the same time, the bent portion 30a of the base 30 of the fingertip fixing member is inserted into the slit 10c formed in the bent portion of the cover 10 and simultaneously brought into contact with the gauge 5 to stop at the positioning position. FIG. 1 shows this state.
[0049]
Then, the user inserts the finger into the synthetic resin member 31 of the fingertip fixing member 3 and places the fingertip on the fingertip placement member 34. Next, the pump 33 is manually operated to slightly rotate the fingertip while expanding the inside of the synthetic resin member 31. Thereby, the position of the nail is adjusted in accordance with the contour of the pattern printed on the transparent member 54 loaded in the gauge 5. When the positioning is finally determined, the pump further feeds air into the synthetic resin member to fix the finger.
[0050]
Next, the gauge 5 is removed, and the fingertip mounting member 34 of the fingertip fixing member is inserted into the opening 20a formed on the front surface of the housing 20 and stopped as shown in FIG. At the same time, as shown in FIG. 4, the stencil feeder 6 is manually moved to the front side. As a result, the horizontal portion 62 of the stencil feeder 6 feeds the lowermost one of the plurality of stencils S loaded in the stencil cartridge 4 in the front direction.
[0051]
The stencil S sent in this way is loaded into the stencil holding groove 21 a of the treatment frame 21. At this time, the fingernail of the patient fixed by the fingertip fixing member 3 is waiting, and the stencil faces the nail. In this state, when the plunger switch 10b provided in the washing tank 10 is turned on, the plunger 80 is excited to rotate the horizontal shaft 83 counterclockwise, thereby driving the driving rod 82, the support plate 83, and the pair. The treatment frame 21 is lowered against the bias of the spring through the leg portion 22 of the arm. And it stops in a state of being in close contact with the patient's nails. In this case, the position of the fingertip fixing member 3 and the design of the stroke of the stencil feeder 6 are set in advance so that the stencil S is accurately positioned on the nail.
[0052]
Next, the spray tank 70 mounted on the support tower 1b is set at the spray position along the guide rail 1d. Then, when the spray tank 70 is pressed by hand and lowered along the lock member 70 a and the lock piece 70 b is rotated and locked, the nozzle 75 comes into contact with being inserted into the pipe 76.
[0053]
When the compressor drive switch 10c is turned on in this state, the compressor is driven and compressed air is supplied into the ink ejection tank 70 via the air hose insertion port 1n. When the fan switch 1m is turned on together with this ON operation, the fan of the trash can 91 is driven to operate so as to exhaust compressed air to the outside.
[0054]
On the other hand, when the ink jet tank 70 is manually pressed downward and the lock piece 70b is rotated and locked, the nozzle 75 is tightly pressed against the pipe 76 and the compressed air is ejected into the treatment frame 21. Is done. At the same time, the ink suction port 76 formed on the lower side of the ink ejecting tank 70 communicates with one ink bin 72 waiting at a position facing the ink ejecting tank 70 so that one color, for example, red ink is placed in the ink ejecting tank. Suction.
[0055]
As a result, since the red ink is mixed with the compressed air, the stencil S having a hole for printing the red ink waiting in the treatment frame 21 through the nozzle 75 at a predetermined position is further ejected. The red ink is printed on the nail of the fingertip set in close contact with the bottom.
[0056]
When the printing is completed, the compressor drive switch is turned off, the plunger switch 1j is turned off, the pump 33 is operated, the fingertip fixing member 3 is loosened, the finger is removed, and the other finger is removed. 3 and insert the compressor drive switch again. When the red ink is printed at a predetermined position of the desired finger in this way, the used stencil S is collected.
[0057]
That is, when the compressor drive switch 1c is OFF but the plunger switch 1j provided in the washing tank 10 is turned ON again, the plunger 80 is excited to rotate the horizontal shaft 83 counterclockwise. The operating frame 21 is lowered against the biasing force of the spring through the driving rod 82, the support plate 83, and the pair of legs 22.
[0058]
As a result, the treatment frame 21 is brought into a state of facing the space C behind, and the used stencil S held is captured by the hook member 90 that is waiting. When the stencil feeder 6 is moved backward, the captured used stencil S is pulled into the space C and dumped in a trash box 91 provided under the space C.
[0059]
Next, the inside of the stencil spray tank dyed in red and its surroundings are cleaned. That is, when the lock piece 70b is removed from the ink ejection tank 70 and lifted, and the hinge fixing plate 1e is manually moved from the ejection position to the cleaning position as shown in FIG. 9, the ejection tank 70 leaves the ink cartridge 72. Then, it moves on the guide rail 1d and stops at the cleaning position as shown by the two-point diagonal lines.
[0060]
When the jet tank 70 is pushed down and locked with the cleaning tank lock member 70a, the nozzle 75 and the ink suction port 76 of the jet tank are engaged with and communicated with the used cleaning liquid discharge port 10d and the cleaning liquid injection port 10e. In this state, when the compressor drive switch 10c is turned on, the sucked compressed air is introduced into the jet tank 70 through the cleaning tank 10 together with the cleaning liquid sucked from the cleaning liquid storage tank 10g to clean the inside.
[0061]
Accordingly, the used cleaning waste liquid is discharged into the cleaning waste liquid storage tank 10f through the nozzle 75. When the compressor driving switch 10c is turned off to stop the operation of the compressor and the plunger switch 10b is turned off, the treatment frame 21 is urged and raised again.
[0062]
Next, by repeating the procedure described from paragraph number 0050 to paragraph number 0065, a predetermined pattern is drawn on the nail of the patient using stencils having different colors and design arrangements. Finally, the nail art treatment according to the present invention is completed by turning off the main switch 1j.
[0063]
As described above, the nail art treatment apparatus according to the present invention is configured to draw a multicolor pattern using a plurality of stencils, but the present invention is not limited to this and only one stencil is used. In order to draw a monochrome pattern, a stencil supply means may be provided instead of the stencil cartridge, and a means for cleaning the spray tank correspondingly may be omitted. Or you may give plain coloring instead of a pattern on a nail | claw without using a stencil.
[0064]
【The invention's effect】
In the present invention, the fingertip of the person to be treated is fixed, the ink is sprayed thereon, and the pattern is drawn on the nail, so that the nail art can be easily performed. High quality treatment can be performed, and there is an advantage that it can provide an inexpensive and highly competitive service for business use. If 10 fingers are finished in time, what used to take 1 to 2 hours is 15 to 20 minutes. There is an effect that is finished.
[0065]
Also, the step of placing the stencil and the step of ejecting the ink when ink is ejected is repeated using different stencils and different color inks, and the stencil and fingernail are positioned when placing the stencil. A multicolored pattern can be provided in a short time, at a low cost and with a high quality service.
[0066]
In addition, the step of placing the stencil and the step of ejecting the ink using the ejecting means are repeated using different stencils and inks of different colors, and when placing the stencil, the stencil and the fingernail are positioned. Since the step of washing the spraying means is further added, there is an advantage that the same spraying means can be used many times and the purchase of equipment is facilitated.
[0067]
In addition, since the present invention constitutes an apparatus including a base, a fingertip fixing means, a stencil supply means, and an ink ejecting means, the nail art can be easily performed. There is an advantage that high treatment can be performed and that it is possible to provide an inexpensive and highly competitive service for business use.
[0068]
In addition to the base, the fingertip fixing means, the stencil supply means, and the ink ejecting means, the present invention uses a gauge means for positioning the nail and stencil of the patient, a stencil cartridge as the stencil supply means, Since the means for cleaning the ejection means is provided, multicolor patterns can be provided easily, in a short time, and at a low cost, and a highly competitive service can be provided for business use.
[0069]
Further, the nail art treatment apparatus according to the present invention includes a base, a treatment frame, a fingertip fixing means, a stencil cartridge, a gauge means, a stencil feeder, a treatment frame driving means, a used stencil collecting means, and a nozzle. Since the cleaning means is provided, it is possible to perform a series of steps of drawing a multicolor pattern on the nail of the patient using a plurality of different color inks, and to provide a high quality nail art service in a short time.
[0070]
In addition, the gauge means has the same dimensions as each stencil and uses a transparent member printed with the outline of a multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils, so that the gauge is in close contact with the nail so that there is no pattern displacement. There is an effect that a multicolor pattern with excellent quality is drawn.
[0071]
In addition, since a turntable that rotates stepwise so as to face the ink cartridge to the nozzle means is provided and the nozzle means and the ink bottle are communicated with each other, there is an effect that ink can be supplied smoothly.
[0072]
In addition, as a stencil collecting means, a hook with a hook-shaped tip is provided on the stencil feeder to capture and collect the used stencil and discard it in a trash box that can be pulled out. .
[0073]
In addition, since the cleaning waste liquid storage tank is provided with an odor discharge hole with a filter of activated carbon that communicates with the trash box, the odor of the ink does not cause odor to the outside as long as the odor of the ink does not stay in the apparatus.
[0074]
Further, the nozzle means is normally urged to the raised position and locked to the lowered position at the time of nail art treatment or tank washing, so that there is an effect that the transition stage between the treatment and the washing is smoothly performed.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an entire automatic nail art treatment apparatus according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side sectional view of an automatic nail art treatment device according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a procedure for attaching gauge means for positioning when a finger of a patient is fixed.
FIG. 4 is an operation explanatory view by a side sectional view of the automatic nail art performing device according to the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a transparent member printed with a contour of a multicolor pattern drawn on a finger of the gauge means.
6 is a perspective view showing a fixed state of finger fixation using the gauge means shown in FIG. 3; FIG.
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a main part, part of which is omitted during nail art treatment.
FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing in section the operation of the nail art apparatus according to the present invention.
FIG. 9 is a plan view of a nail art treatment device according to the present invention.
FIG. 10 is a rear view of the nail art treatment device according to the present invention.
FIG. 11 is a front view of a nail art treatment device according to the present invention.
FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a stencil used in the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 base
2 treatment departments
20 Housing
21 treatment frame
3 fingertip fixing part
30 base
34 Fingertip mounting table
4 Stencil cartridge
5 gauge means
54 Transparent members
6 Stencil feeder
7 Injection part
70 Injection tank
72 Ink bottle
73 Ink cartridge
75 nozzles
76 pipes
80 Plunger
81 horizontal axis
90 Hook member
91 Recycle Bin
S stencil
10 Washing tank
10f Cleaning waste liquid storage tank
10g Cleaning liquid storage tank

Claims (11)

A step of fixing the fingertip of the person to be treated on the base, a step of placing the stencil on the nail of the fingertip so as to be in close contact, and a finger fixed to the stencil during the stencil placement step Positioning the nail and ejecting ink onto the stencil using ink ejecting means, and repeating the stencil placing step and the ink ejecting step with different stencil and different color inks, A method of performing nail art, further comprising the step of cleaning the ink ejecting means after the step. A nail art treatment apparatus comprising: a base; a fingertip fixing means placed on the base; and an ink ejecting means provided in the vicinity of the fingertip fixing means. The nail art performing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the ink ejecting means includes means for supplying a stencil on the fingertip fixing means. The fingertip fixing means includes gauge means for positioning the fingernail and stencil of the user, and the stencil supply means supplies a stencil cartridge that aligns and superimposes a plurality of stencils and supplies the stencil on the fingertip fixing means. The nail art operation according to claim 3, further comprising a stencil feeder placed so as to be in close contact with a fingernail of a practitioner, wherein the ink ejecting means has a cleaning means for discharging residual ink inside. apparatus. A base, a treatment frame that is normally biased to take a raised position on the base and has a stencil holding means, and a reciprocating horizontal movement from the front outside to the inside of the frame when the treatment frame assumes the raised position A fingertip fixing means that freely enters and is set at a treatment position in the treatment frame, a stencil cartridge that is provided behind the treatment frame and aligns and superimposes a plurality of stencils, and a multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils In order to align the position of the nail of the patient and the patient, a gauge means that is detachably fitted between the front side of the treatment frame and the fingertip fixing means and sets the fingertip fixing means and the nail of the patient to a positioning position. One of the aligned and superposed stencils is horizontally moved into the treatment frame and held by the stencil holding means. A stencil feeder for holding the stencil holding means on the fingernail fixed to the fingertip fixing means set at the treatment position, and a plurality of colors of ink on the stencil at the treatment position inside the treatment frame in order. Means for injecting the fingertip, and means for driving the treatment frame so as to assume a lowered position when the fingertip fixing means is retracted to the outside of the front side from the treatment position, and provided at the lower part of the stencil cartridge by the drive means. A stencil collecting means for catching a used stencil held by the stencil holding means of the treatment frame in the lowered position and pulling and dumping it behind the treatment frame, and a nozzle washing means for washing the nozzle means after collecting each stencil A nail art treatment device characterized by comprising: The gauge means includes a transparent member having the same dimensions as each stencil and printed with the outline of a multicolor pattern drawn by the plurality of stencils, and a gauge that holds the transparent member so as to be in close contact with the nail of the patient. The nail art treatment device according to claim 5. The injection means includes a compressor connected to the base for supplying compressed air, and a nozzle provided at the lowermost end in the standing position, which is supplied with compressed air from the compressor and takes an upright position and a tilted position. Nozzle means configured to eject, a turntable in which a pipe insertion hole is formed in the center under the nozzle means and rotated stepwise, and an ink cartridge in which a plurality of color ink bottles attached on the turntable are set A nozzle that is inserted into the pipe insertion hole and takes an upright position, and a pipe that connects between the treatment frame and an ink bottle provided in the nozzle means so as to face each ink bottle in the ink cartridge. The nail according to claim 6, further comprising an ink suction hole for introducing the ink. Over door performing device. 7. The nail according to claim 6, wherein the stencil collecting means includes a hook member attached to a lower portion of the stencil feeder and having a hook-like tip and a trash box provided below the stencil cartridge and capable of being pulled out. Art treatment device. The nozzle cleaning means takes a standing position at the cleaning position, and a guide means for horizontally moving the hinge means reciprocally between an injection position located above the turntable and a cleaning position away from the turntable. A cleaning tank having a cleaning liquid injection hole formed below the ink suction hole of the nozzle means, a used cleaning liquid discharge hole formed below the nozzle of the nozzle means, and a removable tank communicating with the cleaning liquid injection hole The nail art treatment device according to claim 7, further comprising a cleaning liquid storage tank and a detachable cleaning waste liquid storage tank communicating with the used cleaning liquid discharge hole. The nail art treatment device according to claim 9, wherein the cleaning waste liquid storage tank has an activated carbon filter-containing odor discharge hole communicating with the waste bin. The nozzle means is normally urged to take a raised position, and during the nail art operation, the nozzle extends into the pipe and the ink suction hole is connected to each ink bottle. When the nozzle is cleaned, the ink suction hole is the cleaning liquid. 6. The nail art treatment according to claim 5, wherein the nail art treatment is locked at a lowered position against the bias so that the nozzle is pressed by the injection hole and pressed by the used cleaning liquid discharge hole. apparatus.

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