Reciprocating Electric Razor Head
AssigneeLittle Stone Ceramic Blade (Zhongshan) Company Ltd.
InventorRangpan Wu
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Abstract
A reciprocating electric razor head includes a fixed blade and a fixed blade support for supporting and fixing the fixed blade. The fixed blade is provided with hair entrance holes for body hair to enter, and an inner side of the fixed blade is provided with a movable blade capable of moving backward and forward in a reciprocating manner relative to the fixed blade to cut off the body hair inside the hair entrance holes, such that the fixed blade obtains a very flat cutting working face contacting the movable blade without the need for additional precision machining.
Claims10
A reciprocating electric razor head, comprising a fixed blade (1) and a fixed blade support (2) for supporting and fixing the fixed blade (1), wherein the fixed blade (1) is a flexible metal sheet having suppleness;
- the fixed blade support (2) is a rigid support, and the cross-section of the fixed blade support (2) is arcuate;
- the fixed blade (1) is supported by edges on both left and right sides of the fixed blade support (2);
- under the action of a certain external force, both left and right ends of the fixed blade (1) are bent and tensioned downwardly along an arcuate outer side of the fixed blade support (2) to lie flat against the fixed blade support (2), and the fixed blade (1) is tightly fixed to a lateral face or a bottom face of the fixed blade support (2) by means of welding or riveting;
- the fixed blade (1) is provided with hair entrance holes (11) for body hair to enter, and an inner side of the fixed blade (1) is provided with a movable blade (3) capable of moving backward and forward in a reciprocating manner relative to the fixed blade to cut off the body hair inside the hair entrance holes (11);
- the reciprocating electric razor head further comprises a transmission component (4) for connecting the movable blade (3) with a power device of an electric shaver.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.