Electric curling-iron with spiral polygonal hair engaging edges

Electric heating – Heating devices – Tool or instrument

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132 31R, 132 32R, 132 37R, A45D 112, H05B 300

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044645627

ABSTRACT:
An electric curling iron for producing a spiral curl giving the impression of a stream-like natural and soft wave is constructed in the form of a scissors having one blade comprising an electrically heated rod and the other blade comprising a clamp cooperating with the rod to press hair to be curled therebetween. The surface of the rod has a plurality of side by side spiral polygonal edges. The clamp is an arcuately shaped cover longitudinally coextensive with the rod and in contact with the polygonal edges thereby, leaving a free space between the clamp and heater rod for the escape of vapor. The arcuately shaped clamp may have a radius smaller than that of the rod and may be provided with a rubber cover. Since the edges are obliquely pressed against the hair during use possible hair damage by heat and pressure is reduced.

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patent: 866778 (1907-09-01), Eldridge
patent: 1397332 (1921-11-01), Russell
patent: 1491415 (1924-04-01), Pegelow
patent: 3516420 (1970-06-01), Porter

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