AT522229A2 - Wet razor - Google Patents

Abstract

A wet razor (1) has a head (3) on which a blade (4) is provided and a handle (2). The head (3) is essentially as wide as the handle (2) of the wet razor (1), the blade (4) not being wider than the head (3). The blade (4) is held in place by a holding part (5) inserted into the head (3) of the wet razor (1) in a form-fitting manner. In the recess in the head (3) two projections (7) are provided on which the blade (3) rests and is held in place by friction.

Description

The invention relates to a wet razor with the features of

Preamble of claim 1.

A wet razor with a head as wide as that

Handle is known from AT 12 414 U1.

No. 1,252,996 A shows a wet razor with a handle and head, in which a blade and a holding plate are inserted, the holding plate being held in a form-fitting manner in grooves in the side wall of the head, and the blade by clamping

is held between the head and the retaining plate.

No. 1,718,188 A shows a wet razor which also consists of a handle, head, holding part and blade, the blade and holding part being positively locked by clamping

are held.

The invention is based on the object of improving the known wet razors in such a way that the blade can easily be exchanged and still be used in the head

the razor is held securely.

This object is achieved according to the invention with a

A wet razor having the features of claim 1.

Preferred and advantageous embodiments of the invention are

Subject of the subclaims.

In the wet razor according to the invention, a recess is provided in the head into which the blade of the wet razor ‘

is used and held in place by a holding part. A secure fit of the blade is guaranteed because of the

Holding part has side guide strips that are in grooves in the

engage the side walls of the recess.

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In the wet razor according to the invention it is provided that the blade is held in a clamping manner in the head by the holding part pushed into the head. Even when the wet razor is used, a secure fit of the blade is ensured, since according to the invention it is provided that projections protruding into the recess in the head are provided on the blade-side end of the handle, on which the blade rests and through which

inserted holding part is held.

If the blade is to be replaced in the wet razor according to the invention, it is sufficient to push out the holding part so that the blade can easily be replaced by a new blade

can.

In one embodiment of the wet razor according to the invention it is provided that the blade is at most as wide as the

Handle and the head:

The grooves in the side walls of the recess are preferably formed in that walls have a substantially L-shaped shape in cross-section, which is formed by protruding

Moldings are given at the free end of the walls.

Further details and features of the invention emerge from the following description of a preferred one

Embodiment. with reference to the drawings. It

shows:

1 shows a front view of a wet razor,

Fig. 2 partially sectioned the wet razor in side view and

3 shows a holding part of the wet razor according to the invention.

A wet razor 1 according to the invention comprises a handle 2

and a head 3 which forms an obtuse angle with the handle 2

includes.

In the head 3 of the wet razor 1, a recess is provided, which in the embodiment shown to the front and. is open at the top and laterally through walls 9 and a rear wall

1l is limited.

At the head end of the handle 2, two projections 7 protruding into the recess in the head 3 are provided, on which a blade 4 rests and is held in place by friction.

The blade 4 is held in the head 3 of the wet razor 1 according to the invention by a holding part 5 which can be pushed into the recess of the head 3 from the bottom left of FIG. A secure fit of the holding part 5 and its guidance in the recess in the head 3 of the wet razor 1 according to the invention is ensured by lateral guide strips 6 of the holding part 5, which engage in grooves 10 provided in the side walls 9. As FIG. 1 in particular shows, the grooves 10 are formed in that the walls 9 are thickened in the area of their ends facing away from the handle 2, that is to say have an essentially L-shaped cross section. The

Grooves 10 are therefore thinned areas of the side walls 9.

Although in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 the recess in the head 3 of the wet razor 1 is delimited by a rear wall 11, this is not absolutely necessary, since embodiments without this rear wall 11 are also possible

are drawn.

If a blade 4 is to be replaced in the wet razor 1 according to the invention, it is sufficient to push the holding part 5 out of the recess in the head 3 to the bottom left of FIG

the blade 4 is released and exchanged for a new blade 4

4th

can be. The new blade 4 is held in the head 3 after the holding part 5 has been pushed in. The holding part 5 holds the blade 4 securely on the friction-increasing projections

7, which protrude into the recesses in the head 3.

In summary, an embodiment of the invention can as

can be described as follows:

A wet razor 1 has a head 3 on which a blade 4 is provided, and a handle 2. The head 3 is essentially as wide as the handle 2 of the wet razor 1, the blade 4 not being wider than the head 3. Die Blade 4 is held in place by a holding part 5 inserted into the head 3 of the wet razor 1 in a form-fitting manner. Two projections 7 are provided in the recess in the head 3

which the blade 3 rests and is held in place by friction.

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Claims (5)

5 Claims: 1. Wet razor (1) with at least one blade (4) and a handle (2), the blade (4) in a head (3) of the Wet razor (1) is used, the blade (4) held in the head (3) of the wet razor (1) by a holding part (5) by clamping and the holding part (5) held in a recess in the head (3) £ with a form fit is, wherein in the recess laterally delimiting walls (9) grooves (10) are provided into which the lateral guide strips (6) of the holding part (5) engage, characterized in that two projections (7) are provided, which into the recess in Head (3), into which the blade (4) and the holding part (5) are inserted, protrude and that the blade (4) rests on the projections (7) and passes through Friction is held. 2. Wet razor according to claim 1, characterized in that the recess in the head (3) of the wet razor (1) is bounded by the side walls (9) and by a rear wall (11), the recess being on the handle (2) remote end of the head (3) is open. 3. Wet razor according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the grooves (10) into which the lateral guide strips (6) of the holding part (5) engage, through thinned areas of the lateral walls (9) are formed. 4. Wet razor according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the blade (4) is at most as wide like the handle (2) and the head (3).