A beard trimmer which has a handle, a motor and a removable head portion. The head portion has at least a first long hair cutter unit for trimming hair. The first long hair cutter unit has first, non-foil type outer cutter and a first inner cutter, with the first outer cutter stacked onto the first inner cutter.

The invention refers to a coupling for transmitting a driving movement from an oscillating transmitter of an electric shaver to a cutter element.

A beard trimmer which has a handle, a motor and a removable head portion. The head portion has first long hair cutter unit for trimming the hair length that is provided with a non-foil type outer cutter and an inner cutter. A first comb unit is provided having comb elements located adjacent to multiple cutting slots of the outer cutter. One comb element is provided on each of the opposite sides of the outer cutter. Each comb element provided with a row of comb teeth and comb slots separating the comb teeth from another. Each of the comb teeth has a tooth skin contact surface which is located on an elevated upper level relative to a cutter skin contact surface of the outer cutter.

A shaver head includes a movable blade assembly, a movable blade holder, a spring assembly, a blade screen support, and a blade screen. An upper end of the movable blade holder is fastened to the movable blade assembly, a bottom surface of the movable blade holder is connected to the spring assembly, the spring assembly is fastened to the blade screen support, the blade screen support is connected to the blade screen, and an inner surface of the blade screen abuts against the movable blade assembly. A blade holder spring and a body spring in the spring assembly fit with parts of the head, so that during operation of the shaver head, when moving downward under impact of an external force, the movable blade assembly acts on the movable blade holder by using elastic recovery forces of the springs.

An electric shaver having at least one drivable cutter element and at least one rinse opening having a horn shape for rinsing water through the interior of the shaver head.

An electric shaver having at least one drivable cutter element and at least one rinse opening having a horn shape for rinsing water through the interior of the shaver head.

The shaving razor is a battery-operated electric razor with an internal water supply and vacuum subsystem. The razor may shave hair using one or more blades having reciprocating cutting edges behind foil shields. The internal water supply may be used to spray water from a water reservoir within the razor through a manifold next to the blades onto the skin and hair to soften the hair. A sponge adjacent to the blades may soak up excess water as well as moisten the skin. The vacuum system operates to suck hair clippings into a collection compartment within the razor. The collection compartment hinges open to be emptied.

The shaving razor is a battery-operated electric razor with an internal water supply and vacuum subsystem. The razor may shave hair using one or more blades having reciprocating cutting edges behind foil shields. The internal water supply may be used to spray water from a water reservoir within the razor through a manifold next to the blades onto the skin and hair to soften the hair. A sponge adjacent to the blades may soak up excess water as well as moisten the skin. The vacuum system operates to suck hair clippings into a collection compartment within the razor. The collection compartment hinges open to be emptied.

An electrically operable clipper has a body portion and a head portion, wherein the head portion includes a movable cutter and a fixed comb. The clipper includes an internally located electric motor operable to move the movable cutter. The clipper further includes an operating switch movable between an off position, an operating position and a reset position, wherein the reset position operates a motor reset module of the clipper.

Disclosed is a pet clipper for clipping or trimming hair of pet animals, such as a dog or a cat, by providing adequate lighting via the same pet clipper during the hair clipping or trimming process. The lighting provides halo-illumination lighting effect such that a 360-degree light encircles a clipping or trimming surface of a pet animal during the hair clipping or trimming process. The use of halo-illumination allows a user to see the clipping or trimming surface of the pet animal more clearly and effectively, thus providing the user sufficient information as to whether they are performing a suitable job during the hair clipping or trimming process.