Razor Blade Protection System
OwnerJeffrey A. Hoffmaninventor
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Abstract
A razor blade protection system includes a body having a top portion and a bottom portion between which the head of a razor blade may be secured, the top portion and bottom portion are biased such that the bias force must be overcome to insert the razor blade between the top portion and bottom portion. A protective material is located within the body such that, when a razor blade is secured between the top portion and bottom portion, the compressive biasing force maintains the protective material in continuous contact with the cutting edge of the razor blade. The protective material may be saturated with a corrosion inhibiting liquid.
Claims20
A razor blade protection system comprising:
- a body having a top portion and a bottom portion between which the head of a razor blade may be secured, the top portion and bottom portion being biased such that the bias force must be overcome to insert the razor blade between the top portion and bottom portion;
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- protective material located within the body such that, when a razor blade is secured between the top portion and bottom portion, the compressive biasing force maintains the protective material in continuous contact with the cutting edge of the razor blade.
A razor blade protection system comprising:
- a body including a bottom portion and one or more springs, wherein the body is adapted to be secured to the head of a razor blade;
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- protective material located within the body such that, when the body is secured to the head of a razor blade, the one or more springs exert a compressive force to maintain the protective material in continuous contact with the cutting edge of the enclosed razor blade.
A razor blade protection system comprising:
- a body including a top portion and a bottom portion;
- one or more springs acting to limit the distance between the top portion and the bottom portion;
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- protective material located within the body such that, when the head of a razor blade is secured between the top portion and the bottom portion, the one or more springs force the protective material into continuous contact with the cutting edge of the secured razor blade.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.