Braun Aktiengesellschaft

Werner Messinger

Karl Trolltsch

Roland Ullmann

Otto Schweingruber

Bernd Tewes

Christian Schmieder

Monika Ingrid Blume, Heir

Friedrich Blume, Deceased

Josef Schiffer

Friedrich Blume, Heir

The invention is directed to a shaving foil for a dry shaving apparatus, including a plurality of adjacent polygonal apertures. In the area of the nodal points of intersecting partitions which separate several contiguous apertures, knob-type protuberances are provided on the side of the shaving foil engaging the skin surface.

Shaving foil

The invention is directed to an electric shaving and hair trimming apparatus, with a first cutter arrangement or shaver assembly comprised of upper cutter and lower cutter for cutting short hair, and with a second cutter arrangement or trimmer head comprised of trimmer blade and trimmer plate for shortening long hair, with the use of the trimmer head involving a spacer comb seatable on the first and second cutter arrangement. When the apparatus is turned on, the trimmer head is invariably moved by an ON-OFF slide control means from its lowermost position (OFF position), in which its distance to the tip of the spacer comb is at a maximum, to its uppermost position in which its distance to the tip of the spacer comb is at a minimum and in which the shortest cutting length is set. In this manner, it is ensured that when starting operation of the trimmer head the beard hair is initially cut at the longest cutting length setting. This arrangement is suitable to prevent the operator from inadvertently making a deep cut in a relatively long beard already when turning the apparatus on.

Shaving and hair trimming apparatus

The invention is directed to an electric dry shaving apparatus with a housing, a movably carried shaving head, a shaving assembly including at least one circular upper cutter and rotary lower cutter and having its axis of rotation at right angles to a shearing plane extending parallel to the outer surface of the upper cutter. The movable shaving head axis of symmetry intersects the shearing plane in any direction in the geometric center of the shaving assemblies. The geometric center is provided as the stationary pole.

Electric dry shaving apparatus with a movable shaving head arrangement

The invention is directed to a shaving head for dry shaving apparatus, comprising a shaving head frame arranged on the shaver housing so as to be removable therefrom and a circumferentially closed, box-shaped exchangeable frame of a material of limited elasticity which is insertable into the shaving head frame, the exchangeable frame having a shaving foil mounted therein in arched form which is in cooperative relation with a reciprocating lower cutter assembly of suitable configuration which is urged against the foil by spring means, with corresponding holding and guiding means being provided on the exchangeable frame as well as on the shaving head frame to guide the exchangeable from in the shaving head frame in vertical direction.

Shaving head for dry shaving apparatus

The invention is directed to a cutter block for a dry shaving apparatus, having cutter blades of circular circumference arranged transversely to its longitudinal axis on a carrier, the cutter blades being received by a cylindrical metal-plastic carrier comprising a metallic core and a cylindrical plastic body encasing it closely and forming a compact unit therewith.

Cutter block for dry shaving apparatus

In a device for converting the rotary motion of an eccentric driven by a motor shaft into a reciprocating motion of a working tool coupled with a shaft pin in electrically powered appliances, in whose housing a double-armed rocker arm connected to the shaft pin is pivotably mounted, an oscillating body is provided for conversion of motion between the rocker arm and the eccentric, said body consisting of at least one flexible stud or a stud provided with a film hinge, and a connecting rod with a connecting rod head running at least partially parallel to this stud and comprising a film hinge, whereby the head of the connecting rod is connected to the eccentric and the stud is rigidly attached to the rocker arm.

Device for converting the rotary motion of an eccentric into a

Device for converting the rotary motion of an eccentric driven by a motor shaft into an oscillating motion of a working tool in electrically powered appliances, consisting of a double-armed rocker arm and an oscillating body, connecting the rocker arm with the eccentric, composed of three connecting arms, two of which are assembled into a frame-like structure by appropriate design, whereby the eccentric engages one meeting point and the third connecting arm engages the other meeting point, said third arm being rigidly connected with one lever arm of the double-armed rocker arm. The connecting arms are each provided with a film hinge, of which two hinges lie on a common middle/bending axis which intersects the lengthwise axis of the double-armed rocker arm.

Rocker arm drive for electrical appliances

A dryshaver has a beard cutter and a drive which powers the same. The dryshaver also has a long-hair trimmer and a fist slide on which the trimmer is mounted and which is movable to and from an operating position in which the trimmer is operatively coupled with the drive to be powered by the same. A switch is provided which controls the supply of electrical energy to the drive, and a second slide--mounted on or in the first slide for movement relative to the same--has a projection which activates or de-activates the swtich in dependence upon the movement of the second slide.

Dryshaver

A shear foil for a dry shaver has a flexible sheet material body a central portion of which is provided with holes of a diameter between substantially 0.3 and 0.7 millimeters for the passage of beard stubble, and peripheral portions of which serve as mounting portions and are provided with holes of a diameter smaller than those in the central portion but not less than substantially 0.02 millimeters. The holes in the respective portions are separated by sheet material strips whose dimensions are so selected that the bending resistance of the shear foil body is substantially uniform throughout and that the portions of the body can withstand the maximum expected tensile and pressure forces.

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Kronberg, Germany

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