The present disclosure relates to a releasable attachment comb for a blade set of a cutting head of a hair cutting appliance, said attachment comb comprising a supporting frame comprising a first lateral grip bar, a second lateral grip bar, and at least one laterally extending supporting bar arranged between the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar, a plurality of guide teeth that define a skin contact front face; a plurality of snap-on mounting elements; wherein the snap-on mounting elements are spaced away from the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar; wherein at least one of the snap-on mounting elements is configured as a proximal snap-on mounting element that is arranged on a first, proximal side; wherein at least one of the snap-on mounting elements is configured as a distal snap-on mounting element that is arranged on a second, distal side; and wherein the at least one proximal snap-on mounting element and the at least one distal snap-on mounting element are arranged to mutually lock therebetween the blade set to attach the attachment comb to the cutting head. The present disclosure further relates to a cutting head of a hair cutting appliance that is fitted with a respective attachment comb.

A blade assembly for a hair cutting apparatus is provided having a first blade having teeth extending along a first blade edge, a second blade positioned proximate the first blade and having teeth extending along a second blade edge parallel to the first blade edge and offset from the first blade edge by a blade gap, a yoke adapted to convert motion of a drive mechanism into reciprocation of the second blade with respect to the first blade, a spring having a spring base and at least one spring arm coupled to one of the yoke and second blade, the spring arm reciprocating with the second blade with respect to the first blade, wherein the spring arm applies a biasing force on the second blade toward the first blade to maintain the first and second blades in an operational condition when separated from the hair cutting apparatus.

A blade assembly for a hair cutting apparatus is provided having a first blade having teeth extending along a first blade edge, a second blade positioned proximate the first blade and having teeth extending along a second blade edge parallel to the first blade edge and offset from the first blade edge by a blade gap, a yoke adapted to convert motion of a drive mechanism into reciprocation of the second blade with respect to the first blade, a spring having a spring base and at least one spring arm coupled to one of the yoke and second blade, the spring arm reciprocating with the second blade with respect to the first blade, wherein the spring arm applies a biasing force on the second blade toward the first blade to maintain the first and second blades in an operational condition when separated from the hair cutting apparatus.

The present disclosure relates to a hair cutting appliance (10), a blade set (20), and to a stationary blade (22) for said blade set (20). Said stationary blade (22) may comprise a first wall portion (100) arranged to serve as a skin facing wall when in operation, a second wall portion (102) at least partially offset from the first wall portion (100), such that the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102) define therebetween a guide slot (96) arranged to receive a movable cutter blade (24), an intermediate wall portion (44) arranged between the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), at least one toothed leading edge (30) jointly formed by the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), wherein the at least one toothed leading edge (30) comprises a plurality of teeth (36), wherein the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102) are connected at a frontal end of the at least one leading edge (30), thereby forming tips (86) of the teeth (36), wherein the stationary blade (22) is an integrally formed metal-plastic composite stationary blade (22), wherein the first wall portion (100) is at least partially made from metal material, wherein the second wall portion (102) is at least partially made from plastic material, wherein the intermediate wall portion (44) defines a central offset (lco) between the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), and wherein the intermediate wall portion (44) is adapted to a respective opening (46) of a to-be-mounted movable cutter blade (24). The disclosure further relates to a method for manufacturing a respective blade (22).

The present disclosure relates to a hair cutting appliance (10), a blade set (20), and to a stationary blade (22) for said blade set (20). Said stationary blade (22) may comprise a first wall portion (100) arranged to serve as a skin facing wall when in operation, a second wall portion (102) at least partially offset from the first wall portion (100), such that the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102) define therebetween a guide slot (96) arranged to receive a movable cutter blade (24), an intermediate wall portion (44) arranged between the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), at least one toothed leading edge (30) jointly formed by the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), wherein the at least one toothed leading edge (30) comprises a plurality of teeth (36), wherein the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102) are connected at a frontal end of the at least one leading edge (30), thereby forming tips (86) of the teeth (36), wherein the stationary blade (22) is an integrally formed metal-plastic composite stationary blade (22), wherein the first wall portion (100) is at least partially made from metal material, wherein the second wall portion (102) is at least partially made from plastic material, wherein the intermediate wall portion (44) defines a central offset (lco) between the first wall portion (100) and the second wall portion (102), and wherein the intermediate wall portion (44) is adapted to a respective opening (46) of a to-be-mounted movable cutter blade (24). The disclosure further relates to a method for manufacturing a respective blade (22).

A hair clipper includes a main body and a cutter head assembly. A motor is provided in the main body, and an eccentric shaft of the motor protrudes from a front end of the main body. The cutter head assembly includes a heat dissipation device, a stationary blade and a movable cutter assembly. The heat dissipation device includes a heat dissipation plate and a mounting structure, and a front side of the mounting structure is provided with a vertically communicated accommodation cavity. The stationary blade is fixed on a bottom plate of the mounting structure. The movable cutter assembly includes a torsion spring, a movable cutter base and a movable blade, the movable blade is fixed on the movable cutter base, a rear end of the movable cutter base is provided with a connection structure, the movable cutter assembly is disposed in the accommodation cavity.

A pivot motor for a hair clipper is provided, including a stator with a plurality of laminations, a bobbin located in operational relation to the stator and having a coil of wire wound around the bobbin, an armature being configured for driving a hair clipper moving blade at one end, and having at least one magnet at an opposite end, the armature having a pivot point, and the motor being configured for operation between 2.5 and 4.2 Volts

A pivot motor for a hair clipper is provided, including a stator with a plurality of laminations, a bobbin located in operational relation to the stator and having a coil of wire wound around the bobbin, an armature being configured for driving a hair clipper moving blade at one end, and having at least one magnet at an opposite end, the armature having a pivot point, and the motor being configured for operation between 2.5 and 4.2 Volts

An electric-powered trimmer includes a handle. A battery pack is positioned in the handle. An electrical circuit is positioned in the handle and electrically connected with the battery pack. A cutting assembly is removeably coupled to the handle.

An electric-powered trimmer includes a handle. A battery pack is positioned in the handle. An electrical circuit is positioned in the handle and electrically connected with the battery pack. A cutting assembly is removeably coupled to the handle.