Wahl Clipper Corporation

Michael K Eddinger

Scott A Melton

Raymond A Nielsen

Brian W Smith

Charles Young Choi

Jason M Long

Keith W Dirks

Robert N Buck, Jr

Nicolo Altamore

Edward D Brill

James Edward McCambridge

Jon Thomas Freas

Heinrich Schwer

Martin Niebergall

Marc Geil

Steven C Cozzolino

Martin Edgeton

Luther D Langley

Duke Larsen

Bengie T Phillips

Richard Lee Grant

An attachment comb for a hair clipper includes a base portion constructed and arranged for releasably engaging the hair clipper, and a plurality of teeth extending from the base portion, each of the teeth including a body portion defined between an upper peripheral edge and a lower peripheral edge, a proximal end adjacent the base portion and a distal end opposite thereof, wherein the body portion includes at least one formation for retaining hair.

Attachment comb for a hair clipper

A grooming stand includes a base, a platform with at least one peripheral surface, and at least one leg extending between the base and the platform. A gutter is disposed around a portion of the peripheral surface of the platform. The gutter is configured to receive clippings from the animal.

Pet grooming stand

A pet nail trimmer including a first cutting member and a second cutting member pivotably connected to the first cutting member. The first and second cutting members define an opening and are movable between an open position to receive a pet's nail in the opening and a closed position to cut the pet's nail. The nail trimmer also includes a grinder movably attached to one of the first and second cutting members, a motor connected to the grinder and mounted to the one of the first and second cutting members, and a power source mounted to the other of the first and second cutting members, where the power source is connected to the electric motor.

Pet nail trimmer including a nail clipper and a grinder

Hair clipper housing member

Hair cutting device

Housing portion for hair clipper

Attachment comb

Hair trimmer

Hair trimmer stand

Hair comb

A seal for sealing a gap defined between a blade assembly and a housing of a clipper has a sealing portion and a base portion. The sealing portion has a blade engaging side and a housing engaging side. At least one projection extends upwards from the housing engaging side for engaging the housing. At least one attachment formation is provided for releasably attaching the seal to a boss interior to the housing.

Hair clipper and seal

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Rock Falls, IL, United States of America

Michael K Eddinger