Nail clipper
AssigneeThe H. C. Cook Company
InventorPaul P. Loda
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AssigneeThe H. C. Cook Company
InventorPaul P. Loda
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A nail clipper implement has its jaw elements fastened together at one end and aligned cooperating apertures adjacent its jaw end in which is seated a pivot member of generally rectangular cross section and having an elongated head portion of greater length than the width of the apertures so as to be engaged outwardly of one of the jaw elements. An operating lever is pivotally mounted on the pivot member adjacent the other end thereof and underlies the other jaw element. At least one of the lever, jaw elements and pivot member has means thereon for releasably locking the lever against inadvertent rotation in at least the closed position. The locking means preferably comprises a recess in the outer surface of one of the jaw elements which seats the head portion of the pivot member. The pivot member is preferably formed of sheet metal stock as a unitary element or it can be two or more similarly configured and dimensioned sheet metal elements positioned in side-by-side relationship.
A nail clipper implement comprising a pair of superposed elongated jaw elements having cooperating cutter jaws at one end thereof and aligned cooperating apertures adjacent said one end;
A nail clipper implement comprising a pair of superposed elongated jaw elements having cooperating cutter jaws at one end thereof and aligned cooperating apertures adjacent said one end;
A nail clipper implement comprising a pair of superposed elongated jaw elements having cooperating cutter jaws at one end thereof and aligned cooperating apertures adjacent said one end;
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