the invention is amply illustrated in the 16 figures of the description using numerical references . like all electrical hair processing devices , the hair roller winder 1 according to the present invention comprises a power cable 6 and an on / off switch 5 that may optionally be associated with increasing heating and / or blowing levels . the motorized hair roller winder 1 according to the present invention combines the functions of heating the hair roller and motorized winding . to that end , it comprises heating means 19 well known by those skilled in the art , such as hot air generated using a fan or turbine and a heating resistor , conduction heating through a heating core 26 within the rotary drum 2 , or an element allowing induction heating using a coil 14 . the latter two types of heating require the presence of an electronic management unit 15 , 25 in the handle 4 of the winder 1 . the hair rollers 9 used must be adapted to the heating means used . thus , for hot - air heating means 19 , hair rollers will be used comprising hot air exhaust openings , whereas for conduction heating means 19 using a heating core 26 or an induction coil 14 , “ closed ” hair rollers 9 will rather be used , like those illustrated in fig8 , to ensure maximal contact between the winding drum 2 and the hair roller 9 . the main difficulty in combining these two functions within a same device is the bulk of the various elements , which must be reduced as much as possible so that the device maintains a manageable size . the advantage of positioning means 19 for heating the hair rollers directly within the winder is that there is no interruption in the heating of the roller 9 . during winding of the hair lock around the hair roller 9 , the latter continues to be heated by the heating means ( hot air , conduction or induction ) coming from the rotary drum 2 and only ceases to be heated once released ( unlocked ) from the rotary drum 2 . the method for winding a hair lock around a hair roller 9 using the winder 1 according to the invention begins by adapting or locking a hair roller on the winding drum 2 . the lock 12 of the hair roller 9 is located on the rotary drum 2 . this gesture is illustrated in fig1 . next , the hair roller - winder assembly is placed on the hair lock to be wound ( fig1 ) and the winder is activated using the rotation switch 7 . the hair lock ( fig1 and 13 ) is then wound to the end . the rotation switch 7 is bidirectional , and it therefore allows to rotate the winding drum 2 in both rotation directions . the winder 1 according to the invention is equipped with a torsion limiter ( not shown ) that is activated beyond a certain force torque threshold developed by the rotary drum 2 so that it automatically stops when the hair lock is wound . the hair roller 9 is then unlocked ( fig1 ) using the unlocking button 8 . the threshold for activating the torsion limiter is adjustable so as to account for the different diameters of the hair rollers 9 . when a new hair roller 9 is fitted on the rotary drum 2 , it is also possible to automatically activate the heating means 19 of the hair roller 9 using an activating microswitch 11 located on the rotary drum 2 . the activating microswitch 11 may also be combined with a temperature probe ( not shown ) allowing to give the signal to turn off the heating means 19 beyond a defined temperature threshold . this allows to control the risk of subjecting hair to an excessively high temperature . depending on the equipment chosen for the device , and therefore on the space available in the handle 4 , the motor rotating the driving drum may be located in the handle 4 or in the rotary drum 2 itself . the configuration where the driving motor 16 is located within the rotary drum 2 is outlined in fig5 and 6 . here , means for generating a flow of air 18 are driven by a motor 20 and send the air heated by the resistor 19 into the winding drum 2 , which also comprises the driving motor 16 for the drum . the fastening of the motor comprises a transmission with a bearing 24 and insulation for the motor 21 . the air flow depicted by the black arrows in fig6 is directly oriented on the hair roller 9 , which allows to heat it up and to maintain its temperature throughout the entire winding operation , and even further . different diameters of hair rollers 9 may be applied on the rotary drum 2 , the inner diameter of the hair roller 9 nevertheless being invariable so as to be able to be adapted on the rotary drum 2 , the diameter of which is invariable . fig1 shows hair rollers with different diameters , optionally with air outlet openings and a sealing disc 28 that allows a favored outlet for the hot air toward the hair lock and a relatively uniform heat distribution , and therefore a relatively uniform temperature of the hair roller 9 . the hair rollers 9 comprise a driving rib 27 allowing to fasten the hair roller 2 on the winding drum 9 . as mentioned above , the shape and material used for the hair rollers must be adapted to the heating means . for induction heating , ferromagnetic hair rollers will preferably be used , and for conduction in general good conductive metals . hot - air heating allows the use of a wider range of materials . different means 10 also exist for fastening the hair lock on the hair roller 9 . non - limiting examples of these fastening means 10 are shown in fig1 . the hair roller winder according to the present invention may also comprise an ion generator 17 . such an ion generator may be particularly advantageous for placing hair rollers on dry hair . this alternative will be preferred with a hot air flow heating means , as it allows to blow the ions directly on the hair roller .
the present invention relates to a motorized hair roller winder , comprising a handle and a rotary drum driven by a motor allowing , during use , to wind a lock of hair around said hair roller fixed beforehand on the winder , characterized in that said winder comprises integrated heating means allowing to heat the hair roller until said hair roller is removed from the rotary drum .