JP2004223273A - Electric razor - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an electric razor, forming the optimum blade surface and the optimum skin contact angle according to a shaving part. <P>SOLUTION: While an outer blade frame 8 is mounted on a blade head part 2, a movable outer blade 3a is supported on the outer blade frame 8 to freely move up and down, and in detaching the outer blade frame 8 from the blade head part 2, the movable outer blade 3a is moved to the lower side of the outer blade frame 8 to be locked and fixed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an electric razor, and more particularly, to a blade head portion in which a plurality of blade units having an outer blade and an inner blade that can reciprocate in sliding contact with an inner surface of the outer blade are provided in parallel at an upper portion of a razor body. Related to electric razor equipped.

  A reciprocating electric razor is provided with a driving source (motor), a driving mechanism, a power supply unit, an operation switch, and the like. One or a plurality of blade units in which an inner blade to be operated is combined, a slit-shaped outer blade (for example, a razor blade or a rough shaving blade), and reciprocating motion (reciprocating operation) by slidingly contacting the inner surface of the outer blade. And a blade unit in which a blade unit in which an inner blade is combined is provided.

  FIG. 19 shows an example of an electric razor blade head. A blade head unit 101 is detachably mounted on a razor body (not shown). The blade head unit 101 includes a plurality of blade units 102 in which a reciprocatingly driven inner blade and a foil-shaped outer blade are combined, and a rough shaving blade adjacent to the blade unit 102 for rough shaving of a beard or a long beard. 103 and a sharp blade 104 for shaving the sideburns. The height of the sharpening blade 104 is adjusted stepwise including the broken line portion in connection with the operating section of the razor body, and the sharpening blade 104 can be used (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP 2000-157759 A

  In the electric razor shown in FIG. 19, since the height position of the blade unit 102 is constant, for example, when shaving under the nose or under the chin, the skin contact area is limited, and correction of a habitual beard is not possible. By shaving with a sufficient amount, unshaved portions are likely to occur and the rise is likely to be insufficient. If unshaved portions occur, it is necessary to retry the same shaved surface many times, and the shaving efficiency is reduced. Further, simply adjusting the sharpening blade 104 to the up and down position has a small variation in the blade surface corresponding to the skin surface having various shaved surfaces such as the cheek, under the nose, and under the chin, so that the function cannot be sufficiently exhibited. was there.

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art and to provide an electric shaver that can form an optimum blade surface and an optimum skin contact angle according to a shaved portion.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
On the upper part of the razor body, a plurality of blade units having an outer blade and an inner blade capable of reciprocating by slidingly contacting the inner surface of the outer blade were provided with a blade head portion which is floatingly supported so as to be able to sink and is juxtaposed. In the electric razor, at least one of the blade units has a foil-shaped outer blade, and has a reference position at the same height as the other blade units, and has moved upward or downward from the reference position. At a predetermined position, the outer blade and the inner blade are provided with a movable blade unit used while fixing the position of the blade unit while being floatingly supported so as to be able to sink, and a plurality of outer blades including the movable outer blade of the movable blade unit. An outer blade frame that supports the blade is detachably attached to the blade head portion, and while the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head portion, the movable outer blade moves vertically with respect to the outer blade frame. Freely movable to support When the outer cutter frame is detached from the blade head portion, the movable outer cutter is moved below the outer cutter frame by connection with the movable inner cutter side and is locked and fixed to the outer cutter frame. .
Further, on the movable inner blade side, a movable outer blade locking portion that locks to the movable outer blade when the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head portion, and a locked state of the movable outer blade and the outer blade frame. And a lock release portion for releasing the lock.

  With the use of the electric razor according to the present invention, while the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head portion, the movable outer blade is supported so as to be freely movable up and down with respect to the outer blade frame, and the outer blade frame is When the movable outer blade is removed from the blade head portion, the movable outer blade moves downwardly of the outer blade frame by being linked with the movable inner blade side and is locked and fixed. Or, even if the height position of the movable inner blade is changed after removing the outer blade frame, the movable outer blade moves following the position of the movable inner blade when the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head again. Then, the movable blade unit is set at a height position according to the use mode. Therefore, after the user removes the outer blade frame from the blade head, replaces the outer blade and the inner blade, or cleans the inside, the user does not need to worry about the use mode, and then reconnects the outer blade frame to the blade head again. The shave can be started simply by attaching to the part, so that the convenience can be improved.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIGS. 1A to 1C are internal explanatory views showing various operation modes of a blade head portion of an electric razor, FIGS. 2A and 2B are external perspective views of the electric razor, and FIGS. 3A and 3B. ) Is an exploded perspective view of an electric razor and a movable blade unit, FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a shaving blade, FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a central portion of a side surface of the electric razor, and FIG. 6 is an arrow A- of the electric razor in FIG. A sectional view, FIG. 7 is an arrow BB sectional view of the electric razor of FIG. 5, FIG. 8 is a schematic view of the blade head, FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a state where an outer blade frame is removed from the blade head, FIG. 9 is an arrow CC cross-sectional view of the outer blade frame of FIG. 9, FIG. 11 is an exploded perspective view of the outer blade frame, FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the outer blade frame, and FIGS. FIGS. 14 to 17 are explanatory views showing the usage state of the electric shaver, and FIGS. It is an explanatory view showing a mode switching operation of the cutter head of the electric shaver according to an example.

First, a schematic configuration of the electric shaver will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b) and FIG. A blade head in which a plurality of blade units in which an outer blade and an inner blade slidably contacting the inner surface of the outer blade and reciprocatingly reciprocate are combined and arranged in parallel on a razor body 1 having a driving source and a driving mechanism. A part 2 is provided. The blade head unit 2 includes a plurality of blade units as movable units. Of the movable units, at least one blade unit is fixed and used at a predetermined position moved upward or downward from a reference position.
In this embodiment, the movable unit includes a movable blade unit 3 having a foil-shaped movable outer blade 3a and a shave blade unit 6 having a slit-shaped movable outer blade 6a. The movable blade unit 3 or the shaving blade unit 6 can be fixed and used at a position moved up and down as described later. The main blade unit 4 having the foil-shaped fixed outer blade 4a and the rough shaving blade unit 7 having the slit-shaped fixed outer blade 7a, which are other blade units, are used while being mounted on the head portion frame 5.

  The shaving blade unit 6 is mounted on the head frame 5 adjacent to the main blade unit 4. The shaving blade unit 6 includes a slit-shaped movable outer blade 6a and a movable inner blade 6b that reciprocates while sliding on the inner surface of the movable outer blade 6a, and is mainly used for shaving the lift (FIG. 7). reference). The shaving blade unit 6 is provided in connection with the operation lever 6c. The operation lever 6c is provided so as to protrude outside the frame through a guide hole 5a formed in the head portion frame 5 in a vertical direction. A knurl is formed on the outer surface of the operation lever 6c, and the knurl is slid along the guide hole 5a with a finger, so that the blade surface of the shaving blade unit 6 projects upward. Can be.

The rough shaving blade unit 7 is provided between the main blade unit 4 and the movable blade unit 3 and is mounted on the head unit frame 5. The rough shaving blade unit 7 includes a slit-shaped fixed outer blade 7a and a fixed inner blade 7b which reciprocates while sliding on the inner surface of the fixed outer blade 7a, and mainly shave a long beard or a beard. (See FIG. 7).
After the rough shaving is performed by the rough shaving blade unit 7, the final shaving is performed by the movable blade unit 3 or the main blade unit 4. The movable blade unit 3 and the main blade unit 4 include a foil-shaped movable outer blade 3a and a fixed outer blade 4a, and a movable inner blade 3b that reciprocates by slidingly contacting the inner surfaces of the movable outer blade 3a and the fixed outer blade 4a. And an inner blade 4b (see FIG. 7). Each of the inner blades 3b and 4b is floatingly supported by an inner blade float tool on which a spring is elastically mounted, and comes into contact with the inner surface of each of the outer blades 3a and 4a (see FIG. 3 (b); The blade 4b side is omitted). The outer blade 4a of the main blade unit 4, the rough shaving blade unit 7, and the outer blade 3a of the movable blade unit 3 are supported by an outer blade frame 8 (see FIGS. 2A and 2B). The outer blade frame 8 is configured to be separable from the blade head 2 by an outer blade frame attaching / detaching key 9 provided on the blade head 2 (see FIG. 3A).

  In addition, a main switch 10 is provided on the front of the razor body 1, and reciprocally drives the inner blades provided in the movable blade unit 3 and the main blade unit 4. A mode switching dial 11 is provided on one side surface of the razor body 1 as an example of a mode switching unit. When the mode switching dial 11 is rotated in a predetermined direction, the movable blade unit 3 is moved up and down from a reference position as described later, and the inclination angle of the blade head 2 with respect to the razor body 1 is changed. .

  Next, the configuration of each part of the electric shaver will be described with reference to FIGS. In FIG. 3A, a first motor joint 12, a first eccentric pin 13, a second motor joint 14 and a second eccentric pin 15 are provided on an upper surface 1 a of the razor body 1. It is provided in connection with the direction. The second motor joint 14 is an eccentric joint that is connected via the first eccentric pin 13. The first and second eccentric pins 13 and 15 are erected at positions above and below the second motor joint 14 where the phases are substantially reversed.

  In FIG. 7, the inner blade 4b of the main blade unit 4 is connected to the oscillator shaft 17 of the first oscillator 16. In the first oscillator 16, the oscillator connecting portion 16a is groove-fitted to the first eccentric pin 13. A blade connector 18 is fitted into the oscillator shaft 17. The blade connector 18 is connected to the sharp shaving blade unit 6 and the rough shaving blade unit 7. The movable inner blade 3 b of the movable blade unit 3 is connected to a movable oscillator shaft 19 a of the movable oscillator 19. The movable oscillator 19 is connected to the second oscillator 20 so as to be able to move up and down. The movable oscillator 19 is fitted in the movable oscillator unit 3 so that it is free in the vertical direction and is restricted from moving only in the horizontal direction so as not to interfere with the second oscillator 20 even when the movable blade unit 3 moves up and down. In the second oscillator 20, the oscillator connecting portion 20a is groove-fitted to the second eccentric pin 15.

A first eccentric pin 13 and a second eccentric pin 15 are erected at positions where the phase is substantially inverted above and below the second motor joint portion 14, and the first eccentric pin 13 is provided with a first oscillator. 16 are connected, and the second oscillator 20 is connected to the second eccentric pin 15. As a result, the rotational drive of the second motor joint portion 14 is converted into reciprocating motions in opposite directions by the first oscillator 16 and the second oscillator 20, and transmitted to the inner blade of each blade unit. I have.
When the drive motor 47 is started, the drive is transmitted to the main blade unit 4, the shaving blade unit 6 and the rough shaving blade unit 7 through the first oscillator 16, and is transmitted to the movable blade unit 3 through the second oscillator 20 and the movable oscillator 19. Drive is transmitted in the opposite direction. At this time, the inner blades 4b, 6b, 7b of the main blade unit 4, the razor blade unit 6, and the rough shaving blade unit 7 and the movable inner blade 3b of the movable blade unit 3 are reciprocally driven in opposite directions.

  In FIG. 3A, upright support pieces 23 are formed upright on both left and right sides of the upper surface 1a of the razor body 1. The neck cover 21 is screwed to the upper surface 1a by a stopper 22. In FIG. 5, the upright support piece 23 is protruded above the neck cover 21, and a head fulcrum shaft 24 is fitted into a fitting hole provided on the upper end side. The head base 25 is fitted into the head fulcrum shaft 24, and the blade head 2 is rotatably supported.

  In FIG. 5, a connecting body fulcrum shaft 26 is fitted into the side surface portion 1b of the razor body 1. An arm-shaped head connector 27 is rotatably supported on the connector support shaft 26. Engagement pins 27a and 27b are provided at both ends of the head connector 27, respectively. In the blade head 2, a reinforcing plate 28 is provided at the bottom of the head base 25. In FIG. 6, a concave groove 29 is formed in a vertically hanging piece of the reinforcing plate 28 which is bent. The engagement pin 27a on one end side of the head connector 27 is fitted into the concave groove 29 of the reinforcing plate.

  A mode switching dial 11 is rotatably mounted on the side surface 1b of the razor body 1. Hereinafter, an assembly configuration of the mode switching dial 11 will be described with reference to FIG. A mode key click body 30 is connected to the side cover 31 and integrally attached to the side surface 1b. The side cover 31 is attached so as to cover the outside of the head connector 27. The side cover 31 has a fitting hole 31a. The dial shaft 32 is fitted into the side surface 1b at the center of the fitting hole 31a. The mode key 33 and the mode cover 34 are integrally fitted into the fitting hole 31a, and the mode key 33 is assembled so as to be rotatable around the dial shaft 32.

6, a rib 35 is provided around a fitting hole 33a for fitting the mode key 33 to the dial shaft 32. An engagement groove 36 surrounded by the rib 35 is provided in the radial direction. An engagement pin 27b at the other end of the head connector 27 is fitted into the engagement groove 36. One end of the link arm 40 is connected to an arm shaft 38 of an oscillator holder 37 provided on the bottom of the movable blade unit 3, and the other end is connected to a boss 39 provided on the mode key 33. .
By turning the mode switching dial 11 described above, the movable blade unit 3 can be moved up and down by pushing up and down the oscillator holder 37 through the link arm 40.

  Here, an assembly configuration of the movable blade unit 3 will be described with reference to FIG. The link arm 40 is formed in an L shape integrally with the holding shaft 41. When the holding shaft 41 is installed in the oscillator holder 37 in the horizontal direction and the arm shaft 38 is fitted coaxially with the holding shaft 41, the link arm 40 is suspended and supported. Further, the movable oscillator 19 is integrally incorporated in the oscillator holder 37. A movable oscillator shaft 19a is fitted into a connecting portion 19b provided on the upper part of the movable oscillator 19. A spring 48 is coaxially mounted on the movable oscillator shaft 19a, and the movable inner blade float tool 42 is fitted to the tip of the shaft. The movable inner blade float member 42 is constantly urged above the connecting portion 19b by a spring 48 and is supported. The movable inner blade 3b is fitted into the movable inner blade float tool 42 and is floating supported.

  In FIG. 6, the position of the mode switching dial 11 can be used by fixing the dial position (the position of the movable blade unit 3) by fitting the mode key click body 30 and the click portion 33a of the mode key 33 into concave and convex. It has become. Incidentally, in the present embodiment, as described later, the mode can be switched in three positions: a normal mode (for the cheek), a subnasal mode (for the subnasal), and a submandibular mode (for the submandibular). Thereby, as shown in the schematic diagram of FIG. 8, the movable blade unit 3 is moved to the normal position, the upper position, and the lower position, respectively, and is fixed.

In FIG. 9, an outer blade frame 8 supporting a plurality of outer blades including a movable outer blade 3 a of the movable blade unit 3 is detachably attached to the blade head 2. While the outer blade frame 8 is mounted on the blade head 2, the movable outer blade 3 a is supported so as to be freely movable up and down with respect to the outer blade frame 8. Further, when the outer cutter frame 8 is detached from the cutter head 2, the movable outer cutter 3a is moved below the outer cutter frame 8 to be locked and fixed.
In FIG. 9, the movable outer blade locking portion 62 and the locking release portion 63 are provided on both side walls of the oscillator holder 37 that holds the movable oscillator 19 that vibrates the movable inner blade 3b in the movable blade unit 3. It is formed vertically separated.

  In FIG. 11, a guide projection 52 is formed on the outer wall surface of the outer cutter frame 51 that supports the movable outer cutter 3a from both sides. The guide projections 52 are fitted into guide grooves 8a formed vertically on the inner walls on both sides of the outer cutter frame 8, and the movable outer cutter 3a is supported so as to be able to move up and down. On the inner wall surface on the lower end side of the outer cutter frame 51, a movable inner cutter retaining groove 53 and an outer cutter frame retaining portion 54 are formed to be separated vertically and inward and outward. The movable inner blade retaining groove 53 is provided with a bifurcated (U-shaped or U-shaped) arm 53 a having a hook 53 b formed at a tip end (lower end) of the outer blade frame 51 and an outer blade. It is formed in a concave groove shape with the inner wall surface of the frame 51. The outer blade frame locking portion 54 is provided outside the movable inner blade locking groove 53. The outer blade frame locking portion 54 is an L-shaped hook portion formed at the tip (lower end) of a bifurcated (U-shaped or U-shaped) arm portion 54 a vertically provided from the outer blade frame 51. 54b is formed on the inner wall surface.

  In FIG. 10, lock plates 55 are integrally caulked and attached to the inner walls of both side legs 8d of the outer cutter frame 8. A lock arm 56 extends downward from the lock plate 55. A lock claw 57 is formed at the tip of the lock arm 56 so as to protrude inward. Since the lock arm 56 is provided apart from the inner wall of the leg 8d, the lock arm 56 can be elastically deformed with respect to the lock plate 55 in the left-right direction in FIG. When the outer blade frame 8 is detached from the blade head 2, the movable outer blade locking portion 62 is locked in the movable inner blade locking groove 53, so that the movable outer blade 3a is linked to the movable inner blade 3b. The outer blade frame locking portion 54 is moved down while it is over the lock claw 57 and locked to the outer blade frame 8. Thereby, the movable outer blade 3a is fixed at the most lowered position (removable position) in the outer blade frame 8.

  In FIG. 11, an outer blade frame 58 that supports the fixed outer blade 4a of the main blade unit 4 from both sides, and an outer blade frame 59 that supports the rough shaving blade unit 7 (the outer blade 7a and the inner blade 7b) from both sides. Are integrally assembled by fitting the boss. Guide projections 60 and 61 are formed on both sides of the outer wall surfaces of the outer cutter frames 58 and 59. The guide projections 60 and 61 are fitted into guide concave grooves 8b and 8c formed on the inner walls on both sides of the outer cutter frame 8, and the fixed outer cutter 4a and the rough shaving blade unit 7 are slightly moved with respect to the outer cutter frame 8, respectively. It is mounted so that it can move up and down. The fixed inner blade 4b of the main blade unit 4 is connected to the fixed inner blade 7b of the rough shaving blade unit 7 via an inner blade support 7c by a blade connector 18 (see FIG. 7). The outer cutter frames 58 and 59 are configured such that the fixed outer cutter 4a and the fixed outer cutter 7a are fixed by the elasticity of the fixed inner cutter 4b of the main cutter unit 4 when the outer cutter frame 8 is mounted on the cutter head 2. (See FIGS. 9 and 12).

  When the outer blade frame 8 is detached from the blade head 2, the movable outer blade 3 a is supported below the outer blade frame 8, and the outer blade frame locking portion 54 is locked by the lock claw 57 and is movable. The position of the outer blade 3a is fixed to the attachment / detachment position (see FIG. 13A). When the outer blade frame 8 is mounted on the blade head 2, the movable outer blade locking portion 62 on the movable inner blade 3b enters the movable inner blade locking groove 53 of the movable outer blade 3a and locks. . Thereby, the movable outer blade 3a is movably connected to follow the up and down movement of the movable inner blade 3b. Further, the unlocking portion 63 on the movable inner blade 3b pushes the lock claw 57 of the lock arm 56 outward to release the locked state with the outer blade frame locking portion 54. Thereby, the movable outer blade 3a freely moves upward with respect to the outer blade frame 8 as the movable inner blade 3b enters, and moves to a height position corresponding to the operation position of the mode switching dial 11. Is set (see FIG. 13B; an example of the normal mode position).

  In the electric shaver of the present embodiment, the movable blade unit 3 can be used by changing the height position in the vertical direction from the normal position, the upper position, and the lower position to the outer blade frame 8. When the driving of the electric razor is stopped in any of the use modes and the outer blade frame 8 is detached from the blade head 2, first, the movable outer blade locking portion 62 is locked in the movable inner blade locking groove 53. The movable outer blade 3a moves to the most lowered position (removable position) in the outer blade frame 8. At this time, since the outer blade frame locking portion 54 is locked to the lock claw 57 of the lock arm 56, the outer blade frame 8 is moved from the blade head portion 2 while the movable outer blade 3a is always fixed at a fixed position (detachable position). Can be removed.

  Even if the height position of the movable inner blade 3b is changed by operating the mode switching dial 11 after removing the outer blade frame 8, when the outer blade frame 8 is mounted on the blade head portion 2 again, first, Since the locking state of the outer blade frame locking portion 54 and the lock claw 57 is released by the locking release portion 63 and then the movable outer blade locking portion 62 is locked in the movable inner blade locking concave groove 53, The outer cutter 3a becomes free with respect to the outer cutter frame 8, and can be moved to the use mode position following the approach of the movable inner cutter 3b.

  Therefore, after the user removes the outer blade frame 8 from the blade head portion 2 to replace the outer blade or the inner blade, or cleans the inside, without worrying about the use mode, the outer blade frame 8 is again used. The shaving can be started simply by attaching the blade to the blade head portion 2, so that the convenience can be improved.

  Next, the assembling configuration of the shaving blade unit 6 will be described with reference to FIG. The sharp shaving blade unit 6 is mainly used for shaving a lift. The shave blade unit 6 is integrally supported by the shave blade base 43 and is incorporated in the mounting portion 5 b on the front side of the head frame 5. The shaving click body 44 is mounted on the mounting portion 5b, and is assembled so as to be pressed from the outside by the shaving lever 45 and further by the head plate 5d.

  One end of the shaving lever 45 is fitted into a lever shaft 46 provided on the mounting portion 5b, and the other end is connected to the operation lever 6c and incorporated. The shaving lever 45 has a boss 45a and a click 45b. An arc-shaped guide hole 5c into which the boss 45a is fitted is formed in the mounting portion 5b. The boss portion 45a is inserted into the guide hole 5c and connected to the shave blade base portion 43. When the operation lever 6c is moved up and down along the guide hole 5c, the shaving lever 45 rotates about the lever shaft 46, and the boss 45a moves along the guide hole 5c. At this time, the shaving blade base portion 43 connected to the boss portion 45a moves up and down, and at the same time, the shaving blade unit 6 also moves. Then, the click portion 45b is fitted into the click shaving body 44 in an uneven manner, so that the shaving blade unit 6 is fixed at the upper position or the lower position as shown in FIG.

  Next, with reference to FIGS. 1A to 1C, a mechanism in which the tilt angle of the blade head 2 with respect to the razor body 1 changes when the movable blade unit 3 is moved from the reference position to a predetermined position in the vertical direction. explain. The inclination angle of the blade head 2 will be described assuming that the vertical direction is 0 degrees. FIG. 1A shows a state in which the movable blade unit 3 is at a reference position (normal mode). At this time, the link arm 40 connects the mode key 33 and the oscillator holder 37 in a parallel posture in the vertical direction. The inclination angle of the blade head 2 is maintained at 0 degree.

  FIG. 1B shows a state in which the mode switching dial 11 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction, the mode key 33 is rotated in the same direction, and the click portion 33a is fitted into and recessed in the mode key click body 30 and positioned. Show (subnasal mode). At this time, the movable blade unit 3 is pushed up by the link arm 40 and is held at a height position protruding from other blade units of the blade head unit 2. When the mode key 33 is rotated in the counterclockwise direction, the rib 35 is also rotated in the same direction, and the engaging pin 27b of the head connector 27 connected to the engaging groove 36 is moved radially outward along the engaging groove 36. Move to At this time, the head connector 27 slightly rotates clockwise about the connector fulcrum shaft 26. Thereby, the reinforcing plate 28 (see FIG. 6) to which the engaging pin 27a of the head connector 27 is linked is swung in the counterclockwise direction, and the blade head 2 is turned in the counterclockwise direction about the head fulcrum shaft 24. It can be used while held in a rotated state. At this time, the inclination angle of the blade head 2 is about 8.1 degrees, and the blade head 2 is held slightly inclined to the left with respect to the razor body 1.

  FIG. 1C shows a state in which the mode switching dial 11 is rotated in the clockwise direction, the mode key 33 is rotated in the same direction, and the click portion 33a is fitted and positioned on the mode key click body 30 by projections and depressions. (Submaxillary mode). At this time, the movable blade unit 3 is pulled down by the link arm 40 and is held at a height position retracted from other blade units of the blade head unit 2. When the mode key 33 is rotated clockwise, the rib 35 is also rotated in the same direction, and the engaging pin 27b of the head connector 27 connected to the engaging groove 36 is moved radially outward along the engaging groove 36. Move slightly. At this time, the head connector 27 slightly rotates counterclockwise about the connector fulcrum shaft 26. Thereby, the reinforcing plate 28 (see FIG. 6) to which the engaging pin 27a of the head connector 27 is linked is swung clockwise, and the blade head 2 is rotated clockwise about the head fulcrum shaft 24. It can be used by holding it in the state where it is in the state. At this time, the inclination angle of the blade head portion 2 is about 5 degrees, and the blade head portion 2 is held slightly inclined rightward with respect to the razor body 1.

  Next, a usage state by mode switching of the electric shaver will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 14 shows the case of using in the sub-nose mode. At this time, the movable blade unit 3 can be used at a height position protruding from other blade units, and the blade head unit 2 can be tilted to the front side (toward the main switch 10). Since the shaved area under the nose is limited and the shaved surface is curved, a sufficient contact area with the outer blade 3a of the movable blade unit 3 is ensured, and the operator can tilt the blade head unit 2 toward the operator. Can be maintained in a posture that is easy to hold and easy to operate.

  FIG. 15 shows the case of using in the submandibular mode. At this time, by using the movable blade unit 3 at a height position retracted from the other blade units, the shave blade unit 6 or the rough shave provided on both sides of the main blade unit 4 under the jaw with many habits. By making the reciprocating operation by the blade unit 7, a normal beard can be shaved by the main blade unit 4 while shaving a habit, so that a good shaving operation according to the nature of the beard can be performed. In addition, since the blade head 2 can be used by slightly tilting it to the side opposite to the front side (main switch 10 side), each outer blade can be used in accordance with the inclination below the chin, so that the contact between the beard and the blade surface can be made. The area can be sufficiently ensured, and the usability can be improved.

  FIG. 16 shows a case of using in the normal mode. At this time, the blade head 2 is used without holding the movable blade unit 3 at the reference position and tilting the razor body 1. In this case, it is possible to efficiently shave a cheek having a relatively large shaving area using all the blade surfaces of the movable blade unit 3, the main blade unit 4, the shave blade unit 6, and the rough shave blade unit 7. Can be. In addition, since the main blade unit 4 and the movable blade unit 3 can shave the hair while shaving the habit by reciprocating, the shaving operation with good shaving efficiency and finish can be performed.

  FIG. 17 shows a case of using in the shaving mode. The mode switching dial 11 is in the normal mode position, and only the shaving blade unit 6 can be used by fixing it at the upper position by operating the operation lever 6c. This allows the skin contact angle to be adjusted arbitrarily when mainly shaving the lift, so that a shaving operation with a good finish can be performed.

  The preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned electric shaver, and a plurality of movable blade units 3 may be provided instead of a single movable blade unit. For example, in FIGS. 18 (a) and 18 (b), the blade head unit 2 has three movable blade units 3 provided with sharp shaving blade units 6 and rough shaving blade units 7 on both sides thereof, and a mode switching unit. , The height position of the blade surface may be switched up and down. Further, the number of combinations of one or a plurality of movable blade units 3 and the main blade unit 4 may be increased so that variations in the height of the blade surface can be used. Further, the movable blade unit 3 is not limited to the case where the movable blade unit 3 is fixedly used at the three positions of the reference position, the upper position and the lower position, but may be used by switching the vertical movement position to more positions.

The arrangement of the movable blade unit 3 and the main blade unit 4 having a foil-shaped outer blade and the arrangement of the shave blade unit 6 and the rough shave blade unit 7 having a slit-shaped outer blade are arbitrary, and these are alternately arranged. Alternatively, the shaving blade unit 6 and the rough shaving blade unit 7 may be arranged on both sides of the movable blade unit 3 and the main blade unit 4.
Further, the mode switching section may switch the height position of the blade surface by another method such as a lever type, instead of the dial type. As described above, it goes without saying that many modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.

It is an endoscope explanatory drawing which shows the various operation modes of the blade head part of an electric razor. It is an external appearance perspective view of an electric razor. It is an exploded perspective view of an electric razor and a movable blade unit. It is an exploded perspective view of a sharp shaving blade. It is a fragmentary sectional view of the side center part of an electric razor. It is arrow AA sectional drawing of the electric razor of FIG. It is arrow BB sectional drawing of the electric shaver of FIG. It is a schematic diagram of a blade head part. It is a perspective view in the state where the outer blade frame was removed from the blade head part. It is arrow CC sectional drawing of the outer blade frame of FIG. It is an exploded perspective view of an outer blade frame. It is a perspective view of an outer blade frame. It is explanatory drawing which looked at the side surface inner wall direction from arrow DD cross section of the outer blade frame of FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the electric razor under the nose mode. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the submandibular mode of an electric razor. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the normal mode of the electric shaver. It is explanatory drawing which shows the use condition of the shaving mode of the electric razor. It is explanatory drawing which shows the mode switching operation | movement of the blade head part of the electric razor which concerns on another example. It is explanatory drawing of the blade head part of the conventional electric razor.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Razor main body 2 Blade head part 3 Movable blade unit 3a, 4a, 6a, 7a Outer blade 3b, 4b, 6b, 7b Inner blade 4 Main blade unit 5 Head part frame 5a, 5c Guide hole 5b Mounting part 5d Head plate 6 Shaving blade unit 6c Operating lever 7 Rough shaving blade unit 7c Inner blade support 8 Outer blade frame 8a, 8b, 8c Guide groove 8d Leg 9 Outer frame mounting / dismounting key 10 Main switch 11 Mode switching dial 12 First motor joint Part 13 First eccentric pin 14 Second motor joint part 15 Second eccentric pin 16 First oscillator 17 Oscillator shaft 18 Blade connector 19 Movable oscillator 19a Movable oscillator shaft 19b Connecting portion 20 Second oscillator 21 Neck cover 22 Stopper 23 Standing support piece 24 Head fulcrum shaft 25 Head Base part 26 Connected body fulcrum shaft 27 Head connected body 28 Reinforcement plate 29 Depressed groove 30 Mode key click body 31 Side cover 32 Dial shaft 33 Mode key 34 Mode cover 35 Rib 36 Engagement groove 37 Oscillator holder 38 Arm axis 39 Boss part 40 Link arm 41 Holding shaft 42 Movable inner blade float tool 43 Sharp shaving blade base 44 Sharp shaving click body 45 Sharp shaving lever 46 Lever shaft 47 Drive motor 48 Spring 51, 58, 59 Outer blade frame 52, 60, 61 Guide protrusion 53 Movable inner blade locking groove 53a, 54a Arm portion 53b, 54b Hook portion 54 Outer blade frame locking portion 55 Lock plate 56 Lock arm 57 Lock claw 62 Movable outer blade locking portion 63 Lock release portion

Claims (2)

On the upper part of the razor body, a plurality of blade units having an outer blade and an inner blade capable of reciprocating by slidingly contacting the inner surface of the outer blade were provided with a blade head portion which is floatingly supported so as to be able to sink and is juxtaposed. In an electric razor,
At least one of the blade units has a foil-shaped outer blade, a reference position having the same height as the other blade units, and a predetermined position moved upward or downward from the reference position, A movable blade unit that is used while fixing the blade unit position while the outer blade and the inner blade are floatingly supported so as to be able to sink, and supports a plurality of outer blades including the movable outer blade of the movable blade unit; An outer blade frame is detachably attached to the blade head, and the movable outer blade is freely movable in the vertical direction with respect to the outer blade frame while the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head. Supported so that the movable outer blade moves downwardly of the outer blade frame by being linked with the movable inner blade side when the outer blade frame is removed from the blade head portion, and is locked and fixed to the outer blade frame. Characterized electric razor.   On the movable inner blade side, a movable outer blade locking portion that locks to the movable outer blade when the outer blade frame is mounted on the blade head portion, and releases a locked state between the movable outer blade and the outer blade frame. The electric shaver according to claim 1, further comprising: a lock release portion that engages.

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