EP3178621A1 - Rasierkopf mit flachem rasierwinkel - Google Patents

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EP3178621A1
EP3178621A1 EP17150373.3A EP17150373A EP3178621A1 EP 3178621 A1 EP3178621 A1 EP 3178621A1 EP 17150373 A EP17150373 A EP 17150373A EP 3178621 A1 EP3178621 A1 EP 3178621A1
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Ioannis Bozikis
Michalis Karoussis
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
    • B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B26B21/00—Razors of the open or knife type; Safety razors or other shaving implements of the planing type; Hair-trimming devices involving a razor-blade; Equipment therefor
    • B26B21/40—Details or accessories
    • B26B21/4012—Housing details, e.g. for cartridges
    • B26B21/4031—Housing details, e.g. for cartridges characterised by special geometric shaving parameters, e.g. blade span or exposure
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
    • B26B—HAND-HELD CUTTING TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B26B21/00—Razors of the open or knife type; Safety razors or other shaving implements of the planing type; Hair-trimming devices involving a razor-blade; Equipment therefor
    • B26B21/54—Razor-blades
    • B26B21/56—Razor-blades characterised by the shape
    • B26B21/565—Bent razor blades; Razor blades with bent carriers

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  • the instant invention relates to razor heads with blades having a low shaving angle.
  • shaver which has a head receiving one or more cutting members.
  • a razor head comprising:
  • an angle measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane is between 5° and 30°.
  • a low shaving angle allows the blade edges to come in contact with the hair closer to being parallel with the skin, increase the shaving comfort, and reduces the irritation of the skin.
  • Figure 1 shows a head 5 of a safety razor (also called wet shaver), a shaver the blades of which are not driven by a motor relative to the blade unit.
  • a safety razor also called wet shaver
  • the shaving head 5 is to be borne by a handle extending in a longitudinal direction between a proximal portion and a distal portion bearing the blade unit 5 or shaving head.
  • the longitudinal direction may be curved or include one or several straight portions.
  • the blade unit 5 includes an upper face 6 defining a shaving window, and equipped with one or several cutting members and a lower face 7 which is to be connected to the distal portion of the handle by a connection mechanism.
  • the connection mechanism may for instance enable the blade unit 5 to pivot relative to a pivot axis X which is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction. Said connection mechanism may further enable to selectively release the blade unit for the purpose of exchanging blade units.
  • connection mechanism usable in the present invention is described in document WO-A-2006/027018 , which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety for all purposes.
  • the blade unit 5 includes a frame 10 which is made solely of synthetic materials, i.e. thermoplastic materials (polystyrene or ABS, for example) and elastomeric materials.
  • the frame 10 includes a plastic platform member 11 connected to the handle by the connection mechanism and having:
  • the guard bar 12 is covered by an elastomeric layer 16 forming a plurality of fins 17 extending parallel to the pivot axis X.
  • the underside of the platform member 11 includes two shell bearings 18 which belong to the connection mechanism and which may be for example as described in the above-mentioned document WO-A-2006/027018 .
  • the frame 10 further includes a plastic cover 19 having a top face and an opposite bottom face, which faces the top face of the components of the platform 11.
  • the cover 19 exhibits a general U shape, with a cap portion 20 partially covering the rear portion 14 of the platform and two side members 21 covering the two side members 15 of the platform. In this embodiment, the cover 19 does no cover the guard bar 12 of the platform.
  • the cap portion 20 of the cover 19 may include a lubricating strip 23 which is oriented upward and comes into contact with the skin of the user during shaving. This lubricating strip may be formed for instance by co-injection with the rest of the cover.
  • the cover 19 is assembled to the platform 11 by any suitable means, such as, for example, by ultra-sonic welding, as explained in WO 2010/06,654 , hereby incorporated here in its entirety for all purposes.
  • the present description of a housing is exemplary only.
  • At least one cutting member 24 is movably mounted in the blade receiving section 13 of the platform.
  • the blade receiving section 13 may include several cutting members 24.
  • the blade receiving section includes four cutting members.
  • Each cutting member 24 is made of a blade which is integrally formed from a flat steel strip.
  • martensitic stainless steel with the following composition (in weight):
  • Such an alloy has no more than traces of other components, and notably no more than traces of Molybdenum.
  • the cutting members are L-shaped such as represented on figures 2a, 2b and 3 , for example.
  • the cutting members have a cutting edge portion 26, a guided portion 35, and a bent portion 53 is intermediate the cutting edge portion and the guided portion.
  • the cutting member (or razor blade) has, opposed to the cutting edge 26, a rear edge 54.
  • Each blade 24 extends longitudinally, parallel to the pivot axis X, between two lateral sides 33, 33'.
  • the lateral sides are straight.
  • Each blade 24 has a bent profile including:
  • the base portion is also sometimes called “guided portion”.
  • the cutting edge 26 is oriented forward in the direction of shaving.
  • the cutting edge 26 is accessible through the shaving window of the blade-receiving section 13, to cut hair.
  • the cutting edge portion 39 extends along a cutting edge portion axis.
  • the cutting edge portion axis of all cutting member are positioned parallel to each other.
  • the frame 10 defines a tangent plane (or shaving plane) which corresponds to the plane tangential to the skin contacting surfaces of the frame behind and at front of the cutting edges.
  • the cutting edge of the blades extends below the tangent plane P (see figure 4 ). In other words, the blades have a positive exposure.
  • each bent blade 25 has an outer face 27 oriented towards the skin to be shaved and an opposed inner face 28.
  • the outer and inner faces 27, 28 of the blade include respectively two parallel main surfaces 29, 30 and two tapered facets 31, 32 which taper towards the cutting edge 26.
  • the two tapered facets form an edge angle, and the bisecting line of said edge angle is the cutting edge portion axis.
  • each cutting member 24 is borne by two elastic fingers 44 which are molded as a single piece with the platform 11 and which extend towards each other and upwardly from both side members 15 of the platform.
  • all the fingers 44 extending from a given side member are identical.
  • the base portions 35 of the cutting members are slidingly guided in slots 45 provided in the inner face of each side member 15 of the platform.
  • the slots are, for example, substantially perpendicular to the shaving plane.
  • the cutting members 24 are elastically biased by the elastic arms 44 toward a nominal position.
  • an angle also called shaving angle
  • a shaving angle of between 5° and 30° seemed to provide good results as described below. Better results are expected for a shaving angle between 12° and 27°, notably between 12° and 19°, and preferably between 12° and 18°.
  • the guiding slots 45 define a direction Y for the razor head.
  • the direction Z is the normal to the X-Y plane.
  • the base portion 35 extends in a base portion plane.
  • the base portion axis is the main axis of the base portion other than its profile axis, i.e. other than the X axis. In the present embodiment, it is the Y axis. In other words, the main axis along which the base portion extends is the same as the axis defined by the slots 45 in the razor head.
  • the cutting edge portion 39 extends in a cutting edge portion plane.
  • the cutting edge portion axis is the main axis of the cutting edge portion other than its profile axis, i.e. other than the X axis. In the present embodiment, it is a U axis. In other words, the cutting edge portion axis extends in an X-U plane.
  • a V axis is defined normal to the X-U plane.
  • the user has to make into contact the razor head with his skin.
  • the angle A" measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane when the razor head is contacting the skin of the user and before any movement is different than the angle A measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane in the nominal position.
  • a force will be applied to the cutting member by the user, along a direction Fr (see figure 4 ) which is sensibly normal to the tangent plane P (In other words, the force F is applied sensibly in the Y direction at approximately ⁇ 5°) to achieve the contact between the skin and the cutting members.
  • a force Fs will also be applied to the cutting member along a direction Fs which is sensibly parallel to the tangent plane P.
  • the cutting members are guided for movement in a direction perpendicular to the tangent plane through the slots 45.
  • the shape of the bent blades and their placement inside the slot 45 allows a degree of rotational movement of said blades with regard to the frame of the razor head.
  • the whole blade rotates in the slot when there is force acting on the hair during hair or skin contact (i.e. there is a deformation of the slots 45 receiving the blades). Said rotation tends to increase the shaving angle.
  • the shape of the bent blades and their placement inside the slot 45 allows also a deflection movement of the blade (i.e. an elastic deformation of the blade itsef). More precisely, the shape of the bent blades and their placement inside the slot 45 allows a movement of the cutting edge portion with regard to the guided portion, such as shown on figure 5b . More precisely, under a force applied along the direction Fr, the elastic fingers 44 retract into slot 45 and the blade has a movement of translation toward the bottom of the frame 10 through its guided portion and the slots 45. At the same time, the blade rotates in the slot and there is a deflection movement of the blades, and more precisely the bent portion moves and the angle between the cutting edge portion and the guided portion increase.
  • the rotation of the cutting edge portion is different, and therefore also the angle. In the shaving position, the rotation increases the nominal shaving angle.
  • the S point represents the contact point between the skin and the cutting edge.
  • the cutting member with a full line is the cutting member in the nominal position whereas the cutting member with dashed point represents the cutting member in the shaving position.
  • the angle A between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane P is lower than the angle A' between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane P in the shaving position.
  • a direct relation exists between the angle A in the nominal position and the angle A' in the shaving position which depends on the force exerted by the user and on the elasticity degree of the elastic fingers. Therefore, a low shaving angle in the nominal position allows a low shaving angle in the rest and shaving positions which permits optimal shaving performances as described below. According to tests the optimal shaving angle depends on the shape of the blade and is, for bent blades between 5° and 30°, and more precisely between 12° and 27°, between 12° and 19°, or between 12° and 18° as previously said.
  • a low shaving angle in the range above-described allows a better blade edge penetration and usage convenience.
  • the cutting edge portion of a blade with a shaving angle being under 30° comes in contact to the hair sensibly parallel to the skin.
  • the hair cutting action is mainly performed by the cutting edge, i.e. the sharpest point of the blade.
  • the resistance to cutting is therefore lower which means a better usage convenience for the user.
  • Fig. 10a represents the cutting edge portion of a blade with a nominal angle above 30°
  • fig. 10b represents the cutting edge portion of a blade with a nominal angle being between 5° and 30°, or 12° and 28, or 12° and 19°, or 12° and 18°.
  • the cutting edge portion exerts a force F1 for a nominal angle above 30°, and F2 for a low nominal angle such as defined on the skin.
  • the forces F1 and F2 have the same module.
  • the forces F1 and F2 create a small wave on the surface of the skin. Said wave is responsible for friction during shaving as well as irritation of the skin and decreasing the cutting forces. Therefore, it is important to create a wave of skin as small as possible.
  • Forces F1 and F2 have each a component F1sx, F2sx along a skin longitudinal direction Sx and a component F1sy, F2sy along a skin transversal direction Sy.
  • a low shaving angle such as represented fig. 10b
  • the component of the force F2 along the Sy-axis F2sy is smaller than the component of the force F1 along the Sy direction F1sy (more precisely the module of the force F2sy is smaller than the module of the force F1sy).
  • the skin is less constrained along the Sy direction and the wave is "smaller" along said direction Sy.
  • a shaving angle below 5° and more precisely below 12° or 13° for bent blade may cause the user an unacceptable level of discomfort.
  • a blade with a shaving angle below 5° for example will push the hair to be cut into a position with regard to the cutting edge of the blade in which a skive-cut occurs (i.e. e blade edge cuts into one side of a hair and, rather than cutting straight across the hair, cuts diagonally through the shaft, leaving one side of the hair longer than another side).
  • the shaving angle of the present invention is advantageous above 5°, and even above 12° for bent blades to avoid such discomfort.
  • Figure 9 shows such features and represent in dashed points a cutting edge portion having a shaving angle below the afore-mentioned lower limit (i.e. 5°) and in unbroken curve a cutting edge portion having a shaving angle above the afore-mentioned lower limit (i.e. 5°).
  • a bent blade is shown on figures 2a, 2b and 3 .
  • the geometrical characteristics of the blade are here nominal characteristics, which do not take into account the actual geometry of the blade due to the manufacturing process or dispersion. In particular, due to the manufacturing process, thickness variations and/or bow, sweep, camber of some blade portions are possible, and are even intrinsic to the product.
  • a suitable razor blade shows the following geometric properties: Parameter Nominal value Dispersion Parameter Nominal value Dispersion T 0.1 mm Hb 1.43 mm L 37.1 mm R 0.6 mm H 2.33 mm Hc 0.28-1.14 mm D 1.35 mm +/-0.05 mm T 5.3 mm ⁇ 0.003 mm A 108° +/- 2° h 0.13-0.32 mm T1 2 mm
  • Hc This value indicated for Hc is in fact an average between the value measured for Hc on both lateral sides of the blade. Due to the deformation of the blade, these two values were different, amounting in average to 0.81 mm and 0.85 mm, respectively. Hc might extend between 0.28 and 1.14 mm, preferably between 0.4 and 1 mm.
  • the cantilever dimension D is smaller than the distance between two adjacent cutting edges.
  • each cutting member 24 comprises a blade which defines a cutting edge portion and a blade support 600.
  • Each blade may be formed from a steel strip.
  • the cutting members are L-shaped. Such cutting members are commonly called supported blades.
  • the frame 10 (see figure 1 on which the bent blades may be replaced by blade on blade supports) defines a tangent plane (or shaving plane) which corresponds to the plane tangential to the skin contacting surfaces of the frame behind and at front of the cutting edges.
  • the cutting edge of the blades extends below the tangent plane.
  • the blades have a positive exposure.
  • the blades or one of the blades may have a negative exposure or a zero exposure.
  • Each blade and blade support extend longitudinally, parallel to the pivot axis X. Similar features than those described above with regard to the first embodiment may be used in the second embodiment, for example blade material, or dimensions.
  • the razor blade has a cutting edge 260, and an opposed rear edge 261.
  • the cutting edge 260 is oriented forward in the direction of the shaving.
  • the cutting edge 260 is accessible through the shaving window of the blade receiving section 13, to cut hair.
  • Each blade has an outer face 270 oriented toward the skin to be shaved and an opposed inner face 280.
  • the outer and inner faces 270, 280 of the blade include respectively two parallel main surfaces and two tapered facets which taper toward the cutting edge 260.
  • the two tapered facets form an edge angle, and the bisecting line of said edge angle is the cutting edge portion axis.
  • each razor blade is fixed to a blade support 600.
  • the blade support 600 includes:
  • the base portion 350 is also sometimes called “guided portion”.
  • the frame 10 defines a tangent plane which corresponds to the plane tangential to the skin contacting surfaces of the frame behind and at front of the cutting edges.
  • Each cutting member 24 is borne by two elastic fingers which are molded as a single piece with the platform of the frame and which extend towards each other and upwardly from both side members 15 of the platform. For example, all the fingers extending from a given side member are identical.
  • the base portions 350 of the cutting members are slidingly guided in slots 450 provided in the inner face of each side member of the platform.
  • the slots 450 are, for example, substantially perpendicular to the shaving plane.
  • the cutting members 24 are elastically biased by the elastic fingers toward a nominal position. More precisely, the blade supports 600 are elastically biased by elastic fingers toward a nominal position. In this nominal position, the outer faces 270 of the cutting member, and more precisely the cutting edge portion, at each lateral end of the cutting member, bear against corresponding upper stop portions which are for example provided on the bottom stopping face of each side member of the cover, said side member covering the slots 450. In said nominal position an angle (also called shaving angle) may be measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane defined by the front guard and the rear cap above-mentioned.
  • a shaving angle of between 5° and 30° seemed to provide good results. Better results are expected for a shaving angle between 5° and 20°, and notably between 5° and 18°.
  • the guiding slots 450 define a direction Y for the razor head.
  • the direction Z is the normal to the X-Y plane.
  • the base portion 350 extends in a base portion plane.
  • the base portion axis is the main axis of the base portion other than its profile axis, i.e. other than the X axis. In the present embodiment, it is the Y axis. In other words, the main axis along which the base portion extends is the same as the axis defined by the slots 450 in the razor head.
  • the blade (or cutting edge portion) 390 extends in a cutting edge portion plane.
  • the cutting edge portion axis is the main axis of the cutting edge portion other than its profile axis, i.e. other than the X axis. In the present embodiment, it is a U axis. In other words, the cutting edge portion axis extends in an X-U plane.
  • a V axis is defined normal to the X-U plane.
  • the user has to make the razor head into contact with his skin.
  • the angle A" measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane when the razor head is contacting the skin of the user and before any movement is different than the angle A measured between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane in the nominal position.
  • a force Fr will be applied to the cutting member by the user, along a direction (see figure 8a ) which is sensibly normal to the tangent plane P (In other words, the force F is applied sensibly in the Y direction at approximately ⁇ 5°) to achieve the contact between the skin and the cutting members.
  • a force Fs will be applied to the cutting member, along a direction F which is sensibly parallel to the tangent plane P.
  • the cutting members are movable in translation inside the slots 450 and are therefore guided for movement in a direction perpendicular to the tangent plane.
  • the shape of the supported blades and their placement inside a slot 450 allows a degree of rotational movement of said blades with regard to the frame of the razor head. In other words, the whole blade rotates in the slot when there is force acting on the hair during hair or skin contact. Said rotation tends to increase the shaving angle.
  • the shape of the bent blades and their placement inside the slot 450 allows also a deflection movement of the blade with regard to the guided portion, such as shown on figure 8b . More precisely, under a force applied along the direction Fs, the elastic fingers retract into slot 450 and lead the blades, and more precisely the guided portion in a movement of translation toward the bottom of the frame 10. At the same time, the bent portion of the blade support moves and the angle between the holder portion and the guided portion increase. Since the force applied to the cutting member is different in a position when the head contact the skin without moving (also called rest-position) and a movable position during shaving (also called shaving position), the rotation of the cutting edge portion is different, and therefore also the angle.
  • the rotation increases the nominal shaving angle such as shown figure 8b .
  • the shaving angle affects the blade deflection that can be driven by the shaving forces.
  • the S point represents the contact point between the skin and the cutting edge.
  • a cutting member is represented with a full line and corresponds to the cutting member in the nominal position whereas the cutting member with dashed points represents the cutting member in the shaving position.
  • the angle A between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane P is lower than the angle A' between the cutting edge axis and the tangent plane P in the shaving position.
  • a direct relation exists between the angle A in the nominal position and the angle A' in the shaving position which depends on the force exerted by the user and on the elasticity degree of the elastic fingers. Therefore, a low shaving angle in the nominal position allows a low shaving angle in the rest and shaving positions which permits optimal shaving performances as described below.
  • the optimal shaving angle depends on the shape of the blade and is, for supported blades on a bent support between 5° and 30°, and more precisely between 5° and 20°, or between 5° and 18°, as previously said.
  • a shaving angle below 20, and preferably below 18 or 15 degrees is preferred in order to minimize the lost cutting force due to blade deflection.
  • a low shaving angle in the range above-described allows a better blade edge penetration and usage convenience.
  • the continuous line in figure 9 represents the cutting edge portion of a blade with a shaving angle being under 30°.
  • the cutting edge portion of a blade with a shaving angle being under 30° comes in contact to the hair sensibly parallel to the skin.
  • the hair cutting action is mainly performed by the cutting edge, i.e. the sharpest point of the blade.
  • the resistance to cutting is therefore lower which means a better usage convenience for the user.
  • Fig. 10a represents the cutting edge portion of a blade with a nominal angle above 30°
  • fig. 10b represents the cutting edge portion of a blade with a nominal angle being between 5° and 30°, or 5° and 20°, or 5° and 18°.
  • the cutting edge portion exerts a force F1 for a nominal angle above 30°, and F2 for a low nominal angle such as defined on the skin.
  • the forces F1 and F2 have the same module.
  • the forces F1 and F2 create a small wave on the surface of the skin. Said wave produces friction during shaving as well as irritation of the skin and decrease the cutting forces. Therefore, it is important to create a wave of skin as small as possible.
  • Forces F1 and F2 have each a component F1sx, F2sx along a skin longitudinal direction Sx and a component F1sy, F2sy along a skin transversal direction Sy.
  • a low shaving angle such as represented fig. 10b
  • the component of the force F2 along the Y direction F2sy is smaller than the component of the force F1 along the Sy direction F1sy.
  • the skin is less constrained along the Y-axis direction and the wave is "smaller" along said direction Sy.
  • a shaving angle below 5° may cause the user an unacceptable level of discomfort.
  • a blade with a shaving angle below 5° for example will push the hair to be cut into a position with regard to the cutting edge of the blade in which a skive-cut occurs (i.e. e blade edge cuts into one side of a hair and, rather than cutting straight across the hair, cuts diagonally through the shaft, leaving one side of the hair longer than another side).
  • a user may need to shave more frequently, or increase the number of shaving strokes. Therefore the shaving angle of the present invention is advantageous above 5° to avoid such discomfort.
  • Figure 9 shows such features and represent in dashed points a cutting edge portion having a shaving angle below the afore-mentioned lower limit (i.e. 5°) and in unbroken curve a cutting edge portion having a shaving angle above the afore-mentioned lower limit (i.e. 5°).
  • FIG. 7a shows three blades having a shaving angle of 20° whereas figure 6b shows three blades having a shaving angle of 10°, and figure 6c three blades having a shaving angle of 5°.
  • a passage for through flow of rinsing water is provided and allows effective removal of soap and shaving debris, for example from the underside of the blade.
  • the passage for through flow of rinsing water connects a gap between a cutting edge 260 of a first blade and the opposed rear edge 261 of an adjacent blade.
  • Dimensions Y1 and X1 form the main windows of through flow passage.
  • the windows can be significantly reduced when the shaving angle is small, as shown figure 6c with regard to figures 6a and 6b. Indeed, as long as the D dimension of the blade is equal or inferior to the L dimension, tests have shown that an acceptable water flow through passage is achieved.
  • features used for the first embodiment may also be used for the second embodiment, and vice versa.
  • the dimensions disclosed for bent blades may also be used for supported blades.

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