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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 27, 2014
Filed:
Dec. 03, 2010
Reinhold Eichhorn, Idstein, DE;
Andreas Hartmann, Schwalbach, DE;
Peter Junk, Schmitten, DE;
Joachim Krauss, Pfungstadt, DE;
Michael Odemer, Niddatal, DE;
Andreas Peter, Kronberg, DE;
Thorsten Pohl, Muehlheim, DE;
Markus Sabisch, Waldems, DE;
Tobias Schwarz, Schmitten, DE;
Thomas Verstege, Frankfurt, DE;
Juergen Wolf, Kriftel, DE;
Christoph Zegula, Roedermark, DE;
Reinhold Eichhorn, Idstein, DE;
Andreas Hartmann, Schwalbach, DE;
Peter Junk, Schmitten, DE;
Joachim Krauss, Pfungstadt, DE;
Michael Odemer, Niddatal, DE;
Andreas Peter, Kronberg, DE;
Thorsten Pohl, Muehlheim, DE;
Markus Sabisch, Waldems, DE;
Tobias Schwarz, Schmitten, DE;
Thomas Verstege, Frankfurt, DE;
Juergen Wolf, Kriftel, DE;
Christoph Zegula, Roedermark, DE;
Bruan GmbH, Kronberg, DE;
Abstract
The invention relates to a lower cutter () which, together with an associated upper cutter (), forms the shaving head of a dry shaver. The upper cutter is designed in the form of a perforated foil () which at least partially encloses the lower cutter () and is prestressed against the same. The lower cutter () has a plurality of spaced-apart blades having cutting edges () in the form of strips between two peripheral regions (). The lower cutter () is essentially U-shaped in cross section. The width of the strip tapers monotonously from the two peripheral regions () in the direction of the center (Z).