子分类：
- A45D2029/002： .法式美甲
- A45D2029/005： .用于给指甲添加图像或装饰的打印或冲压装置
- A45D2029/008： .保护指甲的装置,例如在修指甲后
- A45D29/001： .{涂上空白的自粘指甲}
- A45D29/004： .{用于指甲抛光的屏蔽装置}
- A45D29/007： .{指甲油去除装置}
- A45D29/02： .指甲刀或剪刀
- A45D29/04： .指甲锉,例如手动的
- A45D29/06： .指甲尖定型器
- A45D29/11： .指甲磨光装置
- A45D29/16： .指甲表面修整棒
- A45D29/17： .指甲清洁器,例如刮刀
- A45D29/18： .成套修指甲或趾甲用具,如不带箱子、小盒或类似物的结合体(与剪刀鞘相结合或附着在剪刀鞘上入B26B13/22,B26B29/04)
- A45D29/22： .手指支撑物
| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | 一种LED封装结构及方法 | CN201210388656.6 | 2012-10-15 | CN102881684A | 2013-01-16 | 陈纪文; 张孟祥; 洪国程 |
| 本发明公开了一种LED封装结构及方法,通过采用紫外光LED光源的照射方式，发出的是高纯度单色紫外光，其能量高度集中在具有有效固化作用的紫外光谱段，能在十几秒甚至更短的时间内快速固化指甲油，并具有杀菌作用。由于每颗LED芯片都是放置在对应的凹洞中，同时又集体封装在陶瓷基板上，拥有了单颗芯片封装时的优点，增加了芯片之间的间隔，减少了热量的集中积累；而且同时具有多芯片集成封装的优点。本发明采用至少两种不同波长的芯片封装的LED可以增加可固化指甲油的种类，可以解决指甲油的不同成分对紫外光不同波长的反应不一的问题。具有节约能源、效率高、使用寿命长的优点。 | ||||||
| 102 | 指甲印刷装置 | CN201110408200.7 | 2011-12-09 | CN102529355A | 2012-07-04 | 山崎修一 |
| 一种指甲印刷装置，对相互不同长度的手指，能够抑制插入的多个印刷手指的位置偏移及浮起，并且向多个指甲部适当地进行印刷。能够固定印刷手指(U1)的印刷手指固定部(20)具备多个指甲部露出窗(611)、手指按压部(612)及由多个印刷手指(U1)的前端部抵靠的抵靠部件(613)。在多个印刷手指(U1)分别插入手指插入部件(61)后，当该各手指插入部件(61)随着该插入的各印刷手指(U1)的插入而沿着手指插入方向(A)滑动移动时，使插入的多个印刷手指(U1)的指甲部(T)从指甲部露出窗(611)向印刷部侧露出，而由多个手指按压部从上方按压各指甲部(T)的根部附近，抑制多个印刷手指的位置偏移及浮起。 | ||||||
| 103 | 用于硬化手指甲塑形物质的照射装置 | CN200710167817.8 | 2007-10-26 | CN101310645B | 2011-06-08 | T·贝内克 |
| 为了在一种照射装置(1)中实现手指甲塑形物质的硬化，使其由一个外壳(2)包围的照射室(3)可以用不仅照着装置(1)使用者的左手而且右手舒适其到达，本发明建议，外壳(2)具有两个相对置的壁口(6、7)，每个壁口(6、7)在照射室(3)中配设有一个手支承面(8、9)，该手支承面(8、9)具有一个拇指支座(12、13)，以及在照射室(3)中设置至少两个光源(10、11)，其中，第一光源(10)用于照射拇指侧向地设置在手支承面(8、9)的拇指支座(12、13)的前面，而第二光源(11)为了照射其余的手指设置在照射室(3)的顶侧上。 | ||||||
| 104 | 向哺乳动物的和人造的指甲提供固体指甲涂层的装置和方法 | CN200780044308.4 | 2007-09-28 | CN101541204A | 2009-09-23 | 贾尼斯·乔丹 |
| 本发明提供了制造和使用带有图案的薄层来装饰手指甲和/或脚指甲的装置、方法以及成套工具。一方面，本发明提供了一种热固化的、基于乙烯的、压力敏感的、自带粘性的指甲覆盖/涂覆薄层。 | ||||||
| 105 | 用于硬化手指甲塑形物质的照射装置 | CN200710167817.8 | 2007-10-26 | CN101310645A | 2008-11-26 | T·贝内克 |
| 为了在一种照射装置(1)中实现手指甲塑形物质的硬化，使其由一个外壳(2)包围的照射室(3)可以用不仅照射装置(1)使用者的左手而且右手舒适其到达，本发明建议，外壳(2)具有两个相对置的壁口(6、7)，每个壁口(6、7)在照射室(3)中配设有一个手支承面(8、9)与一个拇指支座(12、13)，以及在照射室(3)中设置至少两个光源(10、11)，其中，第一光源(10)用于照射拇指并设置在手支承面(8、9)的拇指支座(12、13)的前面，而第二光源(11)为了照射其余的手指设置在照射室(3)的顶侧上。 | ||||||
| 106 | 指甲护理设备 | CN200480030521.6 | 2004-08-24 | CN100403958C | 2008-07-23 | 陈永坚 |
| 一种指甲护理设备，包括：手或脚容器，其用于容纳指甲已经被涂有指甲护理物质的人的手或脚；指甲固化装置(112)，其用于使所述人的指甲固化；第一空气运动装置(114)；以及第一除味装置(123)；其中所述第一空气运动装置(114)适于使空气从所述手或脚容器运动到所述第一除味装置(123)，所述第一除味装置(123)包括将从所述涂抹的指甲护理物质发出的气味、异味或其它挥发性物质基本除去的装置；其中，用于容纳手或脚的所述手或脚容器位于所述指甲固化装置和所述第一空气运动装置中间。 | ||||||
| 107 | 抗菌凝胶涂层及具有抗菌功能的美足水疗装置 | CN200710089401.9 | 2007-03-21 | CN101040819A | 2007-09-26 | 金大振 |
| 一种具有抗菌功能的美足水疗装置，包括浴盆，该浴盆具有表面以及在浴盆表面的凝胶涂层。该凝胶涂层包括与银纳米微粒混合的工业用凝胶涂层，该银纳米微粒的直径范围大约在10－35nm，该银纳米微粒浓度大约是50－200ppm。 | ||||||
| 108 | 多图案同时制作的人体彩绘方法及其专用电脑人体彩绘机 | CN200410037923.0 | 2004-05-13 | CN1292913C | 2007-01-03 | 张兴柱 |
| 本发明涉及一种主要用于美甲的多图案同时制作的人体彩绘方法及其专用电脑人体彩绘机，该方法对人体彩绘部位进行必要的预处理后，将多个彩绘部位同时放置在彩绘机的夹具上，在电脑上同时打开各彩绘部位所需的若干图片，通过摄像头将各彩绘部位显示在电脑显示器，调整好各图片的大小和打印位置后，将这些图片作为一个图案同时打印，将各图片同时打印在相应的各彩绘部位上，该彩绘机通过电脑操作，其打印头连接横向移动机构和纵向移动机构，摄像头固定安装在打印头的上方，夹具可以插放在机身上壳体和底座之间的空间，采用本发明仅需一次打印就可以形成多个彩绘图案，极大地简化了操作过程，缩短了彩绘时间。 | ||||||
| 109 | 指甲护理设备 | CN200480030521.6 | 2004-08-24 | CN1867276A | 2006-11-22 | 陈永坚 |
| 一种指甲护理设备，包括：指甲已经被涂有指甲护理物质的人的手或脚；指甲固化装置(112)，其用于使所述人的指甲固化；第一空气运动装置(114)；以及第一除味装置(123)；其中所述第一空气运动装置(114)适于使空气从所述手或脚容器运动到所述第一除味装置(123)，所述第一除味装置(123)包括将从所述涂抹的指甲护理物质发出的气味、异味或其它挥发性物质基本除去的装置。 | ||||||
| 110 | 指甲技艺操作方法，及其设备 | CN03154958.6 | 2003-08-25 | CN1498564A | 2004-05-26 | 近藤和夫; 内田一二 |
| 本发明的指甲技艺操作设备，能够在短时间周期内在指甲上使用各种颜色墨液精确绘制有各种内容的绘画图象，而无需迫使用户进行繁琐的操作，并很少污染设备的周围。该指甲技艺操作设备的组成是，一手指尖固定度量器50，用于固定其上进行指甲技艺操作的手指尖，一变换器140，用于从多个印刷板选择所使用的印刷板，一选择器台，用于选择在选择的印刷板上使用的板面，一墨液台，在选择从容纳在容器壳体部分110的多个墨液容器引入的墨液时，用于把选择的墨液施涂到选择的板面，以及一印刷部分180，用于对指甲进行印刷，以便在把这一墨液转印到衬垫之后，为了向指甲再转印绘画图象，使这一衬垫与用户的手指尖的指甲接触。 | ||||||
| 111 | Coated manicure implement | US909910 | 1997-08-12 | US6076264A | 2000-06-20 | Nathan K. Meckel |
| A manicure implement is coated with a corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant material, such as zirconium nitride, titanium nitride, di-titanium nitride, and titanium carbonitride. Deposition is preferably accomplished by a cathodic arc process using linear deposition sources with simultaneous heating and rotation of a manicure implement substrate relative to the deposition sources. | ||||||
| 112 | Apparatus for creating art on an object such as the nail of a person's digit or a golf ball and method for making same | US129390 | 1998-08-05 | US6024099A | 2000-02-15 | Nevin C. Jenkins; Rande W. Newberry; Antonio Lebron |
| A hand-operated self-contained machine made out of molded plastic for applying an image on a nail of a person's digit or an object, such as, a golf ball, consisting of a base frame including side rails. An element is provided to establish a reference point. An image creating holder is integrally molded to the side rails. An indexed wheel holding a plate containing a plurality of images is supported on the holder and can be indexed to any one of a plurality of positions. An image composed of an image defining coating material is created at one image position on the plate. A positioning member receives and adjustably positions a person's digit or object relative to the location of the created image in an appropriate orientation relative to the reference point. A transfer member is mounted on the side rails movable for transferring the created image from the image creating plate to the person's nail or object and a manually operable drive member drives the transfer member. | ||||||
| 113 | Manicure shield | US210900 | 1998-12-16 | US5918606A | 1999-07-06 | Vinnie Bilotto |
| A manicure shield including a padded base for propping up the forearms of a manicure patron. A support is secured to the padded base and extends upwardly from one of its sides. A transparent book holder is secured to the support and is spaced from the padded base at a distance sufficient to allow the hands of the patron to be positioned between the padded base and the transparent book holder. A transparent panel is hingedly connected to the top of the transparent book holder to shield the faces of the patron and manicurist from debris ejected from the patron's fingernails and from airborne germs. | ||||||
| 114 | Vented hood with filter | US904641 | 1997-08-01 | US5816906A | 1998-10-06 | Hoang T. Mai |
| A hood for placement on a table or work station which covers the hands of the worker and customer who is having a manicure or who is having artificial fingernails attached or replaced. The hood includes two spaced apart side walls positionable on the horizontal surface of the work station, a cover extending between the two spaced apart side walls, the cover having a top side and a bottom side, the top side of the cover having an opening therein through which fumes underneath the cover may be vented, the bottom side of the cover being located at a distance above the work station sufficient for the hands of a worker to be placed therebeneath, and a filter box pivotally connected to the top side of the cover directly above the opening in the cover by a hinge, the filter box having a filter therein for filtering chemicals and fumes from the air beneath the cover, the filter box having an electric motor having a fan blade connected thereto for pulling air from beneath the cover through the filter and exhausting the filtered air from the filter box. | ||||||
| 115 | Nail polish kit for mixing nail polish | US853715 | 1997-05-09 | US5778901A | 1998-07-14 | Sandra L. Abrahamian |
| A personal nail polish kit for individuals who desire to create their own nail polish having a desired color and hue. The kit includes a variety of mixable nail polish solutions, a variety of pigments, and various tools and utensils to accomplish the mixing and application of the nail polishes. Specifically, the kit includes: at least two dispensing bottles of nail polish, one of which is clear and the other of which is white; disposable tools and utensils such as mixing cups, mixing paddles, and application brushes; and tubes of pigment colors such as black, red, yellow, blue, silver, and gold. The tubes of pigment colors may be used to create a broad array of nail polish colors and hues when the pigment is mixed with clear and/or white nail polish solutions. A coloring guide is provided to assist the individual with mixing of proper proportions of the pigment colors and nail polish solutions to obtain a number of desirable colors and hues. | ||||||
| 116 | Method of decorating a finger nail | US759440 | 1996-12-05 | US5724999A | 1998-03-10 | Ho Choong Kim |
| A finger nail is decorated with an image printed on a piece of glossy coated paper, such as from a magazine, by applying a film-forming substance over the image to the piece, the substance including a resin and a solvent that is capable upon drying of forming a film that is sufficiently flexible and extensible to permit it to conform to the surface of the nail. After allowing the substance to dry and form the film, the paper under the film is wetted with water and the paper is removed to leave a film/image/paper-coating sandwich that is substantially free of paper fibers. The sandwich is cut to form a blank of a size and shape to fit the margins of the cuticle bordering the finger nail. The sized and shaped blank is applied to the finger nail, and a settable nail top coat substance in liquid form is applied over the blank and allowed to dry. | ||||||
| 117 | Fingernail protector | US488576 | 1995-06-08 | US5540243A | 1996-07-30 | Cheryl A. Simonton |
| Systems and methods for protecting fingernails are described. A fingernail protector includes: a resilient arcuate section having a proximal open end and a distal open end, the arcuate section 1) defining a first axis, 2) including a recess formed in the resilient arcuate section that defines a hinge axis that is substantially parallel to the first axis, the recess increasing the flexibility of the resilient arcuate section with regard to the first axis and 3) subtending an angle of at least approximately 180.degree.; a flared arcuate section connected to the resilient arcuate section, the flared arcuate section having a first open end that is connected to the distal open end of the resilient arcuate section and a second open end, the flared arcuate section rising obliquely away from the resilient arcuate section; and an elongated arcuate section connected to the flared arcuate section, the elongated arcuate section defining a second axis and having i) a connected open end connected to the second open end of the flared arcuate section, and ii) a free open end. All of the connected open end of the elongated arcuate section is connected to the second open end of the flared arcuate section. The systems and methods provide advantages in that the fingernail protector that maintains tactile sensitivity, provides convection currents and can be used with varying length nails. | ||||||
| 118 | Manicure work station | US92240 | 1993-07-15 | US5464029A | 1995-11-07 | Rosemary Rentz |
| A work station consisting of an environmental chamber and base unit especially suited for use by a manicurist in the preparation of nails and in the application of nail polish. The environmental chamber is fully enclosed to prevent noxious fumes from escaping. The noxious fumes are evacuated by a quiet, low volume exhaust motor and fan. The environmental chamber is enclosed by a transparent top cover supported by a pair of end walls and a pair of flexible curtains allowing the client and the manicurist to insert their hands into the enclosed space. The top cover provides an enclosed space allowing the collection of nail dust and providing eye protection for the client and manicurist. The environmental chamber is supported by a base unit. The base unit provides storage drawers for the supplies of the manicurist, a lamp to illuminate the work area and magnifying lens to aid the manicurist in observing the work area. | ||||||
| 119 | Nail piercer | US60023 | 1993-05-10 | US5307824A | 1994-05-03 | Ronald Bannett |
| A fingernail piercer for piercing a hole in long natural or artificial nails in a single stroke, comprising an upper tine, a lower tine, an actuator handle, and a sliding joint guide member, wherein the upper and lower tines are connected at one end, have apertures at the opposite end to accommodate the sliding joint guide member, and a closeable nail receiving chamber. The actuator handle is attached to the upper tine to induce a cantilevered load when actuated, vertically piercing an entrapped fingernail. | ||||||
| 120 | Fingernail protector | US914497 | 1992-07-15 | US5282276A | 1994-02-01 | Marlene Preiose |
| A fingernail protector comprises a fingernail shield, an attachment device or fastener for temporarily securing the protector to a user's finger, and a connector or coupling portion for pivotably connecting the shield to the fastener so that the shield is disposed distally of the fastener in a use position of the shield and so that the shield is swingable about an axis oriented substantially transversely to the user's finger. The connector includes a toggle hinge which enables the shield to be pivotably connected to the attachment device or fastener so that the shield is swingable between a first stable toggle position and a second stable toggle position. The fingernail protector is an integral piece formed by injection molding. | ||||||
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