An improvement in or relating to safety razors
Abstract
Abstract 530,102. Safety-razors. TETLOW, C. E. Nov. 29, 1939, No. 31045. [Class 30] Cushions comprising hollow tubular members of rubber or like resilient material are placed between the blade a, Fig. 4, and guard plate. The cushions may comprise short lengths of rubber tubing f, which may be circular or D-section and may be perforated to increase their resilience. The tubes may be perforated to receive the locating pins e, or may be placed alongside the central slot a<SP>1</SP>, Fig. 7, as a continuous or interrupted cushion. The cushions may also consist of rubber rings and may be attached to the blade or the guard or they may be loose. In a modification, the cushions are carried by a separate plate placed between the blade and the guard. According to the Provisional Specification, cushions of sponge rubber may be used.
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