ES1067928U - Razor (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Razor, of the type comprising a blade-holder head, associated with a handle or handle for its grip and handling; characterized in that the handle is formed from a sheet of paperboard in which are delimited, by means of fold lines, portions defining, in the mounting position of the handle, a hollow body provided with an access mouth to the interior of the same, and of a closing flap, and in that the blade-holder head is fixed to the outer surface of the handle-forming body and initially covered by a disposable protector. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Razor.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a Razor, the type of which comprise a head blade holder associated with a handle or handle for your grip and handling.

Background of the invention

Currently, the razors that have a head blade holder and a handle, associated with the head, for the grip and handling of the razor.

In this type of razors, designed for a limited number of shaves, both the handle and the head blade holders are made of material plastic, using approximately 90% of the plastic in the shaping of the handle and the rest in the shaping of the head blade holder

This type of razors are used at the level domestic and are also routinely distributed in certain sectors among customers, along with other small objects of Personal grooming that is discarded after use.

Generally, in the latter case the razor It is supplied together with an envelope or container gel container or another similar shaving product, disposing the razor and the gel container inside a bag or wrap that holds them together, making the set a kit shaving

The plastic nature of the entire Razor, obviously except for the blades, supposes the disposal of a significant amount of plastic considering the high consumption of razors and the reduced use of same, which is often limited to a single shave.

Description of the invention

The razor object of this invention, of which they comprise a head blade holder associated with a handle or handle, presents constructive particularities oriented to reduce significantly the amount of plastic material used in your manufacturing, which is reduced only to the head part, keeping the plastic in the head to ensure a proper grip of the blades and safe use of the clippers.

Another object of the invention is the shaping the handle in a recyclable material, providing an ergonomically comfortable way for grip and handling by of the user; additionally forming said handle a housing which allows to incorporate inside a gel or other envelope shaving product and therefore remove the bag or wrap commonly used in disposable shaving kits for keep the razor and gel envelope grouped together.

For this and according to the invention, the handle is formed from a sheet of cardboard in the which are delimited by some folding lines portions defining, in the handle mounting position, a hollow body, provided with an access mouth inside it and a closing flap of said mouth; meeting the head blade holder fixed to the outer surface of the shaping body of the handle and initially covered by a disposable protector

In an embodiment of the invention the body of the handle, formed from the cardboard sheet, presents in the mounting position two curved convex surfaces, anterior and posterior, and two curvoconcave, lateral, conformant surfaces of the grip areas of the handle.

According to the invention the handle body incorporates inwardly a container containing a gel or other product of shaving, said container being accessible through the defined mouth in the handle and provided with the closing flap, which allows the user can easily remove it from the handle at the time of its utilization.

In an embodiment of the invention the sheet of cardboard from which the handle of the Razor presents, at least on its outer face, a layer of waterproofing material, preferably biodegradable, for ensure that the razor handle does not deteriorate so immediate upon contact with water, and guarantee mechanical properties during the use of the razor.

In this invention it is provided that the head blade holder is attached to the handle by an adhesive product, although no other is discarded conventional fixing means that keep the head blade holder associated with the handle during use of the razor.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the razor object of the invention, before its utilization.

- Figure 2 shows a developing view plane of the cardboard sheet from which it conforms The handle of the razor.

- Figure 3 shows a perspective view of the razor with the disposable head guard blade holder partially removed.

- Figure 4 shows a perspective view of the razor similar to the previous one, once the blade guard and with the closing flap of the handle mouth in the open position, allowing the observation of a gel container container of shave housed inside.

- Figure 5 shows a profile view of the razor in which the head can be seen blade holder fixed to the handle by a layer Adhesive intermediate.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As you can see in the example of embodiment shown in the attached figures the razor of shaving comprises a handle (1) formed from a sheet of cardboard, represented in figure 2, and a head blade holder (2) formed of plastic material to ensure effective clamping of the blades (21); the head (2) being fixed externally on the handle (1), in this case by means of an intermediate layer (3) of adhesive represented in figure 5.

As can be seen in Figure 2, the sheet from which the handle (1) is formed has fold lines (11) that delimit a series of portions that form, in the mounting position, a hollow body provided of two curved convex surfaces (13) anterior and posterior, two curved concave surfaces, lateral and a closing flap (15) of a mouth (16) of access to the inside of the handle
(one).

In the example shown, the closing flap (15) It has some lateral fins (17) to fit in some windows (18) defined in the handle body, guaranteeing said flaps lateral (17) the retention of the flange (15) in the position of closure, as shown in figures 1 and 3.

As can be seen in these figures 1 and 3, the blades (21) of the head (2) are covered initially by a disposable protector (22).

In the example shown in Figure 4 the Razor incorporates an envelope into the inner hollow of the handle (1) (4), container of a gel or shaving product.

Head fixing blade holder (2) to the handle (1) by means of the layer of adhesive (3) allows the user to easily separate them, once the razor is used, and pour them separately into specific containers for the recycling of plastic and paperboard.

Once nature is sufficiently described of the invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (6)

1. Razor, of the type comprising a knife-holder head, associated with a handle or handle for its grip and handling; characterized in that the handle is formed from a cardboard sheet in which are delimited, by means of folding lines, portions that define, in the handle mounting position, a hollow body provided with an access mouth inside thereof, and a closing flap, and because the knife-holder head is fixed to the outer surface of the shaping body of the handle and initially covered by a disposable protector. 2. Razor according to claim 1, characterized in that the hollow body of the handle has two curved convex surfaces, anterior and posterior, and two lateral curvoconcave surfaces, forming the grip areas of the handle. 3. Razor, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises inside the handle body a container containing a gel or shaving product, accessible through the access mouth provided with the closing flap. 4. Razor, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cardboard sheet, forming the handle, has at least one layer of waterproofing material on its outer face. 5. Razor, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the blade holder head is formed of a plastic material. 6. Razor, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the knife holder head is fixed to the handle by means of an adhesive product.