B26B19/26

A PERSONAL CARE DEVICE HAVING A MAIN FUNCTIONAL UNIT AND AN ANCILLARY FUNCTIONAL UNIT

A personal care device has a main functional unit and an ancillary functional unit which is displaced between a non-operational position and an operational position using a biasing arrangement. A magnet arrangement is used to exert a magnetic holding on the ancillary functional unit in the operational position. This provides a stable support of the ancillary functional unit in the operational position without requiring a strong biasing arrangement.

ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN DEVICE

The invention relates to an electrically driven device, for example an electric hair removal device, such as a wet or dry shaver, an electric toothbrush or an electric skin treatment device. The electrically driven device comprises a housing having a chassis, wherein the chassis comprises an electric motor having a first drive shaft, a battery unit, and an oscillating body having a second drive shaft. A first longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the second drive shaft, a second longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the first drive shaft, and a third longitudinal axis is defined arranged through the center of the body of the battery unit, wherein the second longitudinal axis and/or the third longitudinal axis are parallel offset to the first longitudinal axis.

ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN DEVICE

The invention relates to an electrically driven device, for example an electric hair removal device, such as a wet or dry shaver, an electric toothbrush or an electric skin treatment device. The electrically driven device comprises a housing having a chassis, wherein the chassis comprises an electric motor having a first drive shaft, a battery unit, and an oscillating body having a second drive shaft. A first longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the second drive shaft, a second longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the first drive shaft, and a third longitudinal axis is defined arranged through the center of the body of the battery unit, wherein the second longitudinal axis and/or the third longitudinal axis are parallel offset to the first longitudinal axis.

Personal care device having a main functional unit and an ancillary functional unit

A personal care device has a main functional unit and an ancillary functional unit which is displaced between a non-operational position and an operational position using a biasing arrangement. A magnet arrangement is used to exert a magnetic holding on the ancillary functional unit in the operational position. This provides a stable support of the ancillary functional unit in the operational position without requiring a strong biasing arrangement.

Personal care device having a main functional unit and an ancillary functional unit

A personal care device has a main functional unit and an ancillary functional unit which is displaced between a non-operational position and an operational position using a biasing arrangement. A magnet arrangement is used to exert a magnetic holding on the ancillary functional unit in the operational position. This provides a stable support of the ancillary functional unit in the operational position without requiring a strong biasing arrangement.

ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN DEVICE

The invention relates to an electrically driven device, for example an electric hair removal device, such as a wet or dry shaver, an electric toothbrush or an electric skin treatment device. The electrically driven device comprises a housing having a chassis, wherein the chassis comprises an electric motor having a first drive shaft, a battery unit, and an oscillating body having a second drive shaft. A first longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the second drive shaft, a second longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the first drive shaft, and a third longitudinal axis is defined arranged through the center of the body of the battery unit, wherein the second longitudinal axis and/or the third longitudinal axis are parallel offset to the first longitudinal axis.

ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN DEVICE

The invention relates to an electrically driven device, for example an electric hair removal device, such as a wet or dry shaver, an electric toothbrush or an electric skin treatment device. The electrically driven device comprises a housing having a chassis, wherein the chassis comprises an electric motor having a first drive shaft, a battery unit, and an oscillating body having a second drive shaft. A first longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the second drive shaft, a second longitudinal axis is defined arranged along the first drive shaft, and a third longitudinal axis is defined arranged through the center of the body of the battery unit, wherein the second longitudinal axis and/or the third longitudinal axis are parallel offset to the first longitudinal axis.

ELECTRIC SHAVER

Electric shaver provided with at least one cutter unit, a drive unit for driving said at least one cutter unit and a display device for displaying information, wherein said drive unit, when being active, is operable in different operation modes, wherein a mode input element is provided for switching the drive unit into different operation modes.

Automatic Adjustment and Fade Performance Hair Clippers and Method for Using the Same
20200031003 · 2020-01-30 ·

Hair clippers which incorporate a microcontroller, a number of DC or stepper motors, and sensors to carry out linear movements of the guard disposed on a body of the hair clippers to ultimately perform a haircut of variable length. The microcontroller is programmed to either change the guard length incrementally at a press of a button or perform a predefined routine as determined by the user. The hair clippers have a LCD screen on the front for the user to easily view the length they are cutting at or to navigate through a number of available programs or routines. The hair clippers also include both a motorized and a manual means for the user to adjust the relative alignment of the teeth disposed on the guard, thereby permitting the user to provide an asymmetrical cut or cut the hair around a client's ears.

Automatic Adjustment and Fade Performance Hair Clippers and Method for Using the Same
20200031003 · 2020-01-30 ·

Hair clippers which incorporate a microcontroller, a number of DC or stepper motors, and sensors to carry out linear movements of the guard disposed on a body of the hair clippers to ultimately perform a haircut of variable length. The microcontroller is programmed to either change the guard length incrementally at a press of a button or perform a predefined routine as determined by the user. The hair clippers have a LCD screen on the front for the user to easily view the length they are cutting at or to navigate through a number of available programs or routines. The hair clippers also include both a motorized and a manual means for the user to adjust the relative alignment of the teeth disposed on the guard, thereby permitting the user to provide an asymmetrical cut or cut the hair around a client's ears.