序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
121 Means and method for making hair pieces US3525346D 1968-02-09 US3525346A 1970-08-25 REEVES VICTOR A
122 Hair-inserting apparatus US3490397D 1968-01-16 US3490397A 1970-01-20 KLASSERT ALOYS
123 Hairpiece US3420249D 1967-01-31 US3420249A 1969-01-07 BONHAM DAVID C
124 Apparatus for inserting hair into work pieces US47755765 1965-08-05 US3276407A 1966-10-04 ALOYS KLASSERT; THEODOR HELFRICH
125 Wig and method of making the same US31351040 1940-01-12 US2253635A 1941-08-26 MANN JOHN J
126 Wig US75856034 1934-12-21 US2073869A 1937-03-16 MEYER JACOBY
127 Transformation-making machine US50712921 1921-10-11 US1483713A 1924-02-12 ALBERT BOURGEOIS
128 WIG, AND ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD EP08852968.0 2008-11-13 EP2213188B1 2017-04-05 KUROYANAGI, Makiko; IMAI, Sakiko
129 DISPOSABLE WIG EP04792056.6 2004-10-05 EP1671557B1 2016-05-25 HOCHI, Hiroshi
130 WIG, AND ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD EP08852968 2008-11-13 EP2213188A4 2013-05-22 KUROYANAGI MAKIKO; IMAI SAKIKO
131 WIG, AND ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD EP08852968.0 2008-11-13 EP2213188A1 2010-08-04 KUROYANAGI, Makiko; IMAI, Sakiko

By undergoing a first step for passing a hook portion 1a of a hair-implanting needle 1 from the surface 2a to the back 2b of a wig base 2 and passing the hook portion back onto the surface at another position, a second step for catching a loop 3b formed at the turning position of hair 3 folded, a third step for pulling the loop 3b out of the wig base 2 in a state wherein the hair is caught by the hair-implanting needle 1, a fourth step for catching one side 3a of the hair with the hook portion 1a, a fifth step for pulling the hair-implanting needle out of the loop 3b in this state, a sixth step for forming a knot by pulling one side 3a of the hair while holding the other side 3b, and a seventh step for moving the knot 3e to the back 2b of the wig base by pulling the other side 3b of the hair while holding the one side 3a of the hair, a wig wherein the knot 3e of the hair 3 is on the back 2b of the wig base is produced.

132 HAIR ROOTING TOOL AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME EP06798290 2006-09-25 EP1929890A4 2009-01-21 IMAI SAKIKO; SUGAI KATSUO
A hair rooting tool (10) in which wires are hardly visible and knots scarcely come untied and which is excellent in volume and can elevate the degree of freedom in hair styling, wherein each hair (12) is wound twice around a rib (11b) constituting a rooting frame (11) in one side (12a) and then once in the other side (12b) to thereby tie up. The hair thus rooted is lifted on the rib in one side (12a), while it is tied and horizontally extended along the rib (11b) in the other side (12b). Owing to this constitution, a hair flow is formed on multiple ribs (11b) in the longitudinal direction thereof. As a result, the ribs (11b) are covered and become hardly visible.
133 HAIR REPLACEMENT FOR WOMEN EP07755673.6 2007-04-19 EP2012609A1 2009-01-14 KUPITZ, Erwin H.
The present invention relates to a non-surgical, natural looking hair replacement, i.e., wig, designed to duplicate a women's hair loss area. The wig is either a 3/4 cap or a full cap designed with polyurethane reinforced areas that allow the wig to be adjusted to fit the average women's head size. The wig is made using different base materials in different sections to accommodate different types of knotting procedures and quantities of hair and hair direction The different sections and materials used help depict natural hair growth and aid in comfort and fit. The color choices represent the most popular shades found in nature and high end dramatic color selections. The hair replacement of the present invention has between five (5) to fourteen (14) different hair color shades blended into each color selection so that light may be reflected and give a variety of shade and tone differences. This color blend gives the hair replacement fo women of the present invention the most natural look.
134 WIG EP06732072.1 2006-04-12 EP1985193A1 2008-10-29 SOTOKAWA, Yasuhisa; SUGAI, Katsuo; SHIRAKASHI, Yutaka; SATO, Toshihiko; IRIKURA, Akemi

A hair material for a wig is preliminarily curled and then bound to a wig base to thereby orient the curled hair in a definite direction. A folded part (10c) of a hair material (10) is penetrated from one side of a filament (15) to the other side under a wig base (12) so that a first loop (17) is formed in the inner side of the folded part (10c). A curved part (10d) is inserted through the first loop (17) so that a second loop (19) is formed in the inner side of the curved part (10d). A part (10b) of the hair material is inserted through the second loop (19). Next, the hair material parts (10a, 10b) are pulled in directions opposite to each other and tied with the filament (15) at (20). Thus, the hair material (10) is bound to the filament (15).

135 Automated wig manufacturing system EP01303746.0 2001-04-25 EP1149540B1 2008-10-01 Kohki Fukuyama
136 Artificial hair piece EP06077051.8 2001-04-25 EP1762149B1 2008-06-04 Fukuyama, Kohki
137 WIG AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING THE SAME EP05841271.9 2005-12-26 EP1832188A1 2007-09-12 KITSU, Yoko, c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; SAITO, Kumiko, c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; SUGAI, Katsuo, c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; SASAKI, Yoshimi, c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.

By determining the total tying amount of the hair to be short hair 3 and long hair 4 to a wig base 2 to a pre-determined density, and further determining the tying ratio of short and long hairs 3 and 4 to the pre-determined ratio, after tying long hair to be short hair first to a wig base 2 in said pre-determined ratio, and cutting to a pre-determined length to make short hair 3, and next tying long hair to be long hair 4 among the tied short hair 3, and cutting to a pre-determined length to make long hair 4, short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied in the pre-determined hair amount, and moreover, short and long hairs 3 and 4 can be tied by controlling to the pre-determined mixing ratio, thereby a wig of a rich bulkiness owing to standing of long hair 4 supported by short hair 3 can be obtained.

138 WIG AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING THE SAME EP05820376.1 2005-12-26 EP1832187A1 2007-09-12 SUGAI, Hiroko c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; SATO, Takashi c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; HONMA, Chisato c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.; SASAKI, Yoshimi c/o ADERANS CO., LTD.

In a wig 10 comprising a wig base 11 and hairs 12 tied thereon, the wig base 11 is made with a base member 14 of artificial skin and a second base member 15 made of a net member provided on its backside, hairs 12 are knotted to the second base member 15, and inserted and pulled out from the lower side of the first artificial skin base member 14 to the surface side, thereby a wig 10 is obtained in which a needle foot is not formed on the backside of a wig base, and which has such natural appearance as if the hair 12 grows from skin pores, and excels in appearance.

139 AUTOMATIC HAIR IMPLANTER FOR MANUFACTURING WIG AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING WIG EP02758865.6 2002-08-22 EP1430798A1 2004-06-23 FUKUYAMA, Kohki

An apparatus comprises means for supplying artificial hairs (30) onto one surface of a base (11) and a needle (41) movable in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the base (11). The needle (41) pierces the base (11) in a stretched condition to draw out the artificial hairs (30) toward the opposite surface of the base (11). The base (11) is supplied to a top surface of a conveyor table (21) movable on a two-dimensional plane in perpendicular directions, movement thereof being controlled to be done at a predetermined pitch in a predetermined order, so that the base becomes stretched. In this stretched condition, the artificial hairs are transplanted. After hair-transplantation, the stretched condition is released. This prevents needle holes, formed by hair-transplantation, from being connected with each other to form a continuous slit.

140 Wig EP89123640.8 1989-12-21 EP0377173B1 1993-05-26 Motoori, Nobumoto; Mochizuki, Kousuke
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