Device for removing hair
AssigneeHair Remover Ltd.
InventorJoseph Gross
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Abstract
A depilatory device for removing body hair, comprises a manually-grippable housing, two hair-plucker bodies each rotatably mounted to the housing and each having an exposed section formed with a plurality of gaps in its outer surface which open and close during the rotation of the hair-plucker body to receive, pluck and eject body hair growing on a surface over which the hair-plucker body is moved, and a drive for driving the hair-plucker bodies in opposite directions.
Claims19
A depilatory device for removing body hair, comprising:
- a manually-grippable housing;
- two hair-plucker bodies each rotatably mounted to the housing and each having an exposed section formed with a plurality of gaps in its outer surface which open and close during the rotation of the hair-plucker body to receive, pluck and eject body hair growing on a surface over which the hair-plucker body is moved;
- and a drive for driving said hair-plucker bodies in opposite directions;
- each of the hair-plucker bodies including a flexible member having a cylindrical outer surface formed with said plurality of gaps extending circumferentially thereof;
- the two flexible members being individually supported to define two oppositely-extending arcs having concave sides facing each other and convex side facing away from each other;
- the two flexible members being rotated by said drive in opposite directions such that the gaps of one member open at its convex side and thereby tend to receive hairs leaning in one direction, and the gaps of the other member open at its convex side and thereby tend to receive hairs leaning in the opposite direction, the gaps of both members closing at their concave sides to clamp the hairs and to pluck them out during the rotation of the members in opposite directions.
A depilatory device for removing body hair comprising:
- a manually-grippable housing;
- two hair-plucker bodies each rotatably mounted to the housing and each having an exposed section formed with a plurality of gaps in its outer surface which open and close during the rotation of the hair-plucker body to receive, pluck and eject body hair growing on a surface over which the hair-plucker body is moved;
- and a drive for driving said hair-plucker bodies in opposite directions;
- each of said hair-plucker bodies including a flexible cylindrical member of plastic material having a smooth outer surface, said gaps being constituted of a plurality of slits penetrating only partially through the plastic cylindrical member and extending circumferentially thereof, the two plastic cylindrical members being supported in arcuate positions to define concave sides facing each other and convex sides facing away from each other, said two plastic cylindrical members being rotated about their longitudinal axes in opposite directions, such that their slits open at their convex sides during their rotation to receive the hairs between the open confronting faces of their slits, and close at their concave sides to clamp the hairs between the closed confronting faces of the slits and to pluck them out during the rotation of the plastic cylindrical members.
A depilatory device for removing body hair, comprising:
- a manually-grippable housing;
- two hair-plucker bodies each rotatably mounted to the housing and each having an exposed section formed with a plurality of gaps in its outer surface which open and close during the rotation of the hair-plucker body to receive, pluck and eject body hair growing on a surface over which the hair-plucker body is moved;
- the two hair-plucker bodies being individually supported to define two oppositely-extending arcs having concave sides facing each other and convex sides facing away from each other;
- one end of each of the two hair-plucker bodies being rotatably mounted within the housing, and the other end of each of the two hair-plucker bodies being rotatably mounted to a stem projecting axially of the housing;
- and a drive for driving said hair-plucker bodies in opposite directions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.