Interconnecting member and handle for razor
AssigneeWenzhou Mers R&D Ltd.
InventorsChi Ren, Xiangrong Ren
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Abstract
An interconnecting member (10) for a razor comprises a housing (11), a pivoting support arm (12) and a resilient engaging arm (13). The housing (11) internally has a receiving cavity (111), the receiving cavity (111) penetrates through an upper end face (112) and a lower end face (113) of the housing (11); a free end (131) of the resilient engaging arm (13) is bent towards the rear of the housing (11) and is located in the receiving cavity (111), and the free end (131) of the resilient engaging arm (13) has an upper surface (1311), a lower surface (1312) and an inclined surface (1313).
Claims8
A razor, comprising an interconnecting member and a handle connected with the interconnecting member, when in use, a side of the interconnecting member facing skin being referred as a front side, and a side of the interconnecting member opposite the skin being referring to a rear side;
- the interconnecting member comprising a housing and pivoting support arms extending upwards from left and right sides of the housing respectively, the housing being provided with a receiving cavity therein, the receiving cavity penetrating through an upper end face to a lower end face of the housing, wherein the interconnecting member further comprises a resilient engaging arm extending upwards from a front side of the housing, a free end of the resilient engaging arm is bent towards a rear side of the housing, the free end of the resilient engaging arm has an upper surface, a lower surface, and an inclined surface connected between the upper surface and the lower surface and formed on a rear side of the free end, and the inclined surface is inclined forward from bottom to top of the free end;
- the handle being provided with an inserting portion matched with the receiving cavity, wherein the inserting portion is provided with an engaging groove, a notch of the engaging groove is formed in a front surface and an upper surface of the inserting portion, a rear groove wall of the engaging groove is inclined forward from bottom to top of the handle and capable of abutting against the inclined surface, and the intersection between the inclined surface and the lower surface is located in a space between the rear groove wall and a lower groove wall of the engaging groove.
A razor, comprising an interconnecting member and a handle connected with an interconnecting member, when in use, a side of the interconnecting member facing skin being referred as a front side, and a side of the interconnecting member opposite the skin being referring to a rear side:
- the interconnecting member comprising a housing and pivoting support arms extending upwards from left and right sides of the housing respectively, the housing being provided with a receiving cavity therein, the receiving cavity penetrating through an upper end face to a lower end face of the housing, wherein the interconnecting member further comprises a resilient engaging arm extending upwards from a rear side of the housing, a free end of the resilient engaging arm is bent towards a front side of the housing, the free end of the resilient engaging arm has an upper surface, a lower surface and an inclined surface connected between the upper surface and the lower surface and formed on a front side of the free end, and the inclined surface is inclined rearwards from bottom to top of the free end;
- the handle being provided with an inserting portion matched with the receiving cavity, wherein the inserting portion is provided with an engaging groove, a notch of the engaging groove is formed in a rear surface and an upper surface of the inserting portion, a front groove wall of the engaging groove is inclined rearwards from bottom to top of the handle and capable of abutting against the inclined surface, and the intersection between the inclined surface and the lower surface is located in a space between the front groove wall and a lower groove wall of the engaging groove.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.