Braun Gmbh

Christof Ungemach

Pedro Sanchez-Martinez

Frieder Grieshaber

Klaus Ramspeck

Michael Maichel

Ralf Dorber

Michael Klotz

Torsten Klemm

Tobias Schwarz

Ulrich Stoerkel

Frank Roland Gliemroth

Jan Christian Langsdorf

Jochen Erich Kawerau

Ralf Klug

Gerd Laschinski

Pedro Sanchez Martinez

Thomas Schamberg

Hartmut Loth-Krausser

Klaus-Peter Lange

Robert Damaschke

Rita Beinhölzl

Klaus Peter Lange

Javier Cirilo Perez Lopez

Michahel Klotz

Method for controlling the battery capacity of a secondary battery in a battery-driven household electrical appliance and a respective household electrical appliance are described, wherein the battery-driven household electrical appliance has an electrical load and a control means adapted to control the operation of the household electrical appliance and to monitor the capacity of the secondary battery, said method comprising the following steps:

Method for controlling the battery capacity of a secondary battery and battery-driven household electrical appliance

A brush implement for the use with a skin treatment device, the brush implement having bristles of a first type and bristles of a second type, wherein the bristles of the first type are longer than the bristles of the second type and are positioned closer to the outer contour of the brush implement and the bristles form at least three distinguishable sectors.

Implement for a skin treatment device

The present invention concerns a skin treatment device for professional and private use. In particular the present invention concerns a skin treatment device comprising a drive unit and an attachment, the drive unit comprising an output element and a rotary support element rotating about an axis of rotation, the rotary support element comprising protrusions, the attachment comprising a skin treatment element and a chassis for the skin treatment element, the chassis comprising a multitude of recesses to cooperate with the protrusions of the rotary support element of the drive unit, wherein the chassis can be supported by the rotary support element and wherein the protrusions can be brought into an engagement position with the recesses, while the chassis is supported by the rotary support element, and the protrusions can be brought into a disengagement position with the recesses, while the chassis is supported by the rotary support element.

Skin treatment device and implement

A hair removal appliance includes a hand-held part and interchangeable tool attachments. The hand-held part includes a housing on which various tool attachments are mountable, as well as a drive mechanism which is arranged in the housing and includes a driving element to which a respective tool attachment is adapted to be coupled with its attachment-side driving element. The tool attachments each have a coupling portion of identical construction and are connectable to a complementary coupling portion on the hand-held part of the hair removal appliance. Each of the tool attachments includes a driving element adapted to be coupled to a driving element on the side of the hand-held part.

Hair-removal appliance with different tool attachments

A clamping device for a motor-driven epilation apparatus. The clamping device has a first clamping element with a first contact surface, in the region of which a three-dimensional clamping structure is provided. The clamping device has a second clamping element with a second contact surface. The contact surfaces of the clamping elements are intermittently brought in mutual clamping contact during the operation of the epilation apparatus. The hardness of the second clamping element in the region of the second contact surface is lower than that of the first clamping element in the region of the first contact surface.

Clamping device for an epliation device

The invention is directed to an epilator apparatus for the removal of hair. The epilator apparatus comprises a tape, which adheres to the hairs as the apparatus is moved relative to the skin. The motion of the apparatus relative to the skin feeds the tape into the plucking zone where the tape with the hairs adhered thereto is redirected perpendicular to the skin. This redirection results in the hairs being plucked from the skin as the epilator apparatus is advanced.

Epilator

The invention is directed to a rotary cylinder for an epilation appliance which in a preferred embodiment has at least two adjacent disks ( ) provided on their facing sides with at least one groove ( ) to form a clamping element receiving space ( ). Provision is made for two clamping elements ( ) arranged adjacent to each other which are accomodated in the clamping element receiving space ( ). Noise damping mechanisms are provided which are associated with at least one of the clamping elements ( ).

Rotating cylinder for an epilator

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Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Christof Ungemach