Shenzhen Fenda Technology Co., Ltd.

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen Fenda Electrical Co., Ltd.

Yong Xiao

Ming Liu

Mianjia Wei

Xiao Wang

Hair curler

The present invention discloses a rotary electrical connection assembly. The rotary electrical connection assembly includes: a fixed part disposed fixedly and a rotating part disposed rotatably relative to the fixed part. The rotating part is provided with at least two rotary contacts. In the rotary electrical connection assembly provided in the present invention, provided that more groups of the rotary contacts and the fixed contacts are disposed, at least some of the contacts may be disposed at different radial positions corresponding to the same axial position without additionally occupying an axial dimension space, and therefore the increase of an axial dimension of a device may be avoided, and miniaturization of the device is facilitated.

Rotary electrical connection assembly

Hair straightener

A baffle plate mechanism for a hair curler, mounted between a shell and a heating roller of the hair curler, comprises a button extending out of the shell; a push switch mounted in the shell and connected to the button; a telescope apparatus mounted in the shell; wherein the telescope apparatus includes a movable push rod and an electromagnet for driving the movable push rod to do a telescopic movement when electricity is applied; the movable push rod penetrates the electromagnet; the electromagnet is coupled electrically to the push switch; and a baffle plate coupled to an end of the movable push rod and opposite to the heating roller.

Baffle plate mechanism for a hair curler

A computer casing ( ) includes a frame ( ) and a pair of side panels ( ) secured to the frame. The frame includes a bottom panel ( ), a top panel ( ), a front panel ( ), and a rear panel ( ). The front and rear panels are engaged between the top panel and the bottom panel. A pair of first flanges ( ) extends from opposite edges of the bottom panel. A pair of second flanges ( ) depends from opposite edges of the top panel. Each first flange defines a plurality of rectangular slots ( ) therein. Each second flange defines a plurality of second slots ( ) therein. A pair of hems ( ) is formed at top and bottom edges of each side panel. Each hem forms a plurality of hooks ( ) for engaging with the slots of the flanges, thereby securing the side panels to the frame to form the complete computer casing.

Computer casing

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Yong Xiao