Nail clipper
AssigneeThree Seven Corporation
InventorSangMug KIM
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Abstract
A nail clipper includes a cutting unit which includes an inner elastic plate which is bent such that a pair of cutting blades faces each other and the inner elastic plate has elastic restoring force, an outer elastic plate which is bent to surround an outer surface of the inner elastic plate and has elastic restoring force, and a pushing plate which has one end assembled to a support shaft disposed in inner and outer shaft holes penetratively formed in the inner and outer elastic plates and elastically deforms the inner and outer elastic plates by being pushed; a handle unit which includes a first main body which has an internal space into which the cutting unit is inserted and disposed, and a scattering prevention unit prevents a cut object cut by the cutting blades from scattering.
Claims19
A nail clipper comprising:
- a cutting unit which includes an inner elastic plate bent such that a pair of cutting blades faces each other and the inner elastic plate has elastic restoring force, an outer elastic plate bent to surround an outer surface of the inner elastic plate and has elastic restoring force, and a pushing plate having one end assembled to a support shaft disposed in inner and outer shaft holes penetratively formed in the inner and outer elastic plates and elastically deforms the inner and outer elastic plates by being pushed, wherein the cutting unit generates cutting force by the cutting blades that face each other,
- a handle unit which includes a first main body which has an internal space into which the cutting unit is inserted and disposed, and a second main body extending outward by a predetermined length from the first main body, such that a user who pushes the pushing plate holds the handle unit;
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- a scattering prevention unit which includes a movable body having a guide protrusion movably assembled to a guide path formed in the first main body, to prevent an object cut by the cutting blades from scattering.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.