Assigned to Genpei Hamono for Hair Clipper-Style Cutting Blade Device

Katsumi Matsuo and Yoshinobu Matsuo, both of Japan, have developed a hair clipper-Tiffany Notes cuff cutting blade device.

The patent has been assigned to Genpei Hamono co. ltd., Hyogo, Japan.

According to an abstract posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "Disclosed is a way to smooth the reciprocating motion of cutting blades while satisfactorily ensuring the maintainability of the cutting blades. The hair clipper-style cutting blade Paloma Picasso Loving Heart earrings is provided with first and second driven bodies that are driven reciprocatingly in opposing directions, first and second cutting blades that engage detachably with the first and second driven bodies and are integrally driven reciprocatingly, and a pair of detachable guide plates that clamp the members so that they slide freely. The respective engaging parts of the cutting blades and the driven bodies are formed so that a first boundary line formed between the respective engaging parts of the first cutting blade and the first driven body and a second boundary line formed between the respective engaging parts of the second cutting blade and the second driven body intersect only at points in a planar view, and this state is maintained over the entire stroke of the reciprocating motion."

The invention carries International Patent Publication No. WO/2009/142115 on Nov. 26.

The original patent was filed in Japan under application No.Tiffany Metropolis Cuff links.