Field of Invention:
The present invention to an improved shaving system primarily for use of
barbers.
Prior Art:
It is an object of this invention to provide a new and improved barbers razor
handle and barbers blade. In the current state of the art a conventional double
edge blade means for double edge razors are broken into two halves. The half
width blade thus obtain is fitted on the inner slider of the razor and the slider is then
pushed back into the shaped outer sheath and made ready for use.
The current of art required breaking of the blade in two halves. During the breaking
the blade bends and it can cause improper fitting in the blade holder. As a result it
gives discomfort and poor shaving performance.
Summary of the Invention
Thus it has been felt need to develop such a shaving system which overcomes the
disadvantages of prior art,
According to present invention there is provided An improved shaving system
primarily for use of barbers consisting of a ready to use narrow width single edge
biade (1) having a razor with an inner blade holder (2) made of approximately
0.30mm sheet metal and having plurality of pin heads preferably four pin heads'
(22,23,24,25) for locating and holding the blade in position , the said razor having
inner sliding blade holder (2) which has rectangular side clamps preferably
two (10,14) to locate and hold the blade in the razor, and a razor handle (4) with an
inner sliding

blade holder having a wide central clamp for holding the bade in the
razor.
Furthermore, there is provided an improved shaving system
primarily for use of barbers as mentioned above having a razor handle
(4) with an inner sliding blade holder (2) provided with guiding rivet
heads preferably four (17,18,19,20,21) at the lower back end of the
blade holder for providing smooth sliding fit into the outer cover of the
razor.
Moreover, there is provided an improved shaving system primarily
for use of barbers as mentioned above, wherein the said holder (2) has
suitable serration (8) at the bottom back end which provides positive
grip while ejecting the blade holder from the outer cover (3).
A still further there is provided an improved shaving system
primarily for use of barbers as mentioned above wherein a single edge
narrow blade (1) has approximately 7.38 mm width, 38 mm length and
having rectangular holes preferably four (9/22, 11/23, 15/25, 13/24) for
locating and holding the blade in the razor.
Similarly there is provided an improved shaving system primarily
for use of barbers as mentioned above all the metal used is of non-
corrosive metals so that it must not get rusted during use and also
considered to avoid any chemical effect during shaving while cream,
soap etc., are used

A more specific objective of the invention is to provide a ready to
use half width blade along with a modified and upgraded blade holder
having improved blade locating and holding provisions which the barber
can use directly without having to break the blade in half as in the
current state of the art.
A further objective of the present invention is to provide a sturdy
and balanced handle with superior blade holding and locating
arrangement which would ensure greater safety, reliability and comfort
during use.
The present invention comprises of a razor handle - having a grip
portion of suitable length, a blade holder portion - comprising of a shaped
outer and inner piece with blade holding locks - along with a curved tail piece
used for ease in the blade holder and grip portion of the razor.
The ready to use half width blade is provided with a single shaving
edge - and four numbers of rectangular holes - for locating and engaging the
blade in position in the razor.
The corresponding blade holder is provided with four raised pin heads
- corresponding to the holes in the blades - a central holding clamp - and
two rectangular smaller clamps - which serves the dual purpose of providing
a back location - and holding down the blade during operation.

The blade holder is provided with a round rail at the top - for smooth
entry and precise fitting in the outer cover. The round rail is provided with an
inner weight piece - to give proper strength, weight and balance.
In the bottom back end of the blade holder - five numbers of guide
pins have been provided on the front and back face alternately for proper
location and guiding during and after insertion in the outer cover.
At the bottom back end of the blade holder - serration has been
provided up to a suitable length - for better grip - and prevention of slipping
when ejecting the blade holder from the outer cover.
Brief Description of the Accompanying Drawings
We shall now describe the invention with reference to accompanying
drawings which are given for better understanding the invention but does not
restrict the scope of present invention:
Fig. I - is an assembled ready use - view of the razor blade and handle.
Fig. II - is a side view of the assembled ready to use razor and handle.
Fig. III - is a view of the razor handle grip portion, outer cover and tailpiece.
Fig. IV - is a frontal view of the blade holder loaded with shaving blade.
Fig. V - is a sectional view at A'A' marked on Fig. IV.
Fig. VI - is a sectional view B'B' marked on Fig. IV.
Fig. VII - is a sectional view at C'C marked on Fig. IV.
Fig. VIII - is a section view D'D' marked on Fig. IV.
Fig. IX - is a frontal view of the blade holder.

Fig. X - is a frontal view of the blade.
Detailed Description of the Preferred Embodiments
Referring now to Figure 1 the same shows an assembled ready to use
razor handle with blade loaded in the same. The assembly shows:
Numeral (1) - is the ready to use razor blade.
Numeral (2) - is the inner blade holder.
Numeral (3) - is the outer cover, which holds the blade holder with blade in it.
The outer sheath is made of approximately 0.50 mm metal sheet and is
provided with a rigidly fixed curved tailpiece. The outer cover is pivotally to the
grip portion so that its angle with the grip portion can be continuously adjusted.
Numeral (4) - is the grip portion which is normally made in two halves riveted
at two ends. At the top end the outer cover is fixed pivotally to the grip portion
by the top end rivet pin.
Numeral (5) - is the tailpiece attached to the outer cover provided for
comfortable finger grip. The tailpiece is usually made of plastic material and has
a suitable curved shape for comfortable grip.
Numeral (6) - is the bottom rivet pin used to hold the two parts of the grip
portion together.
Numeral (7) - is the top rivet pin used to hold together two parts of the grip
portion along with the swiveling outer cover and the tailpiece all together.
Referring to Figure II is the enlarged end view of the assembled blade
and handle. In the said figure:
Numeral (1) - is the ready to use narrow single edge blade.
Numeral (2) - is a blade holder, which is a sheet metal item, made of
approximately 0.30 mm metal sheet.

Numeral (3) - is a sheet metal outer cover made of approximately 0.50 mm
metal sheet.
Numeral (26) - is a metal round rod approximately equal in length to the blade
holder, which provides strength to the blade holder rail area and adds weight
and balance to the razor.
Referring to Figure III shows the razor handle and outer cover. In the said
figure:
Numeral (3) - is the outer sheath which holds the blade holder and blade at the
front end. At back end a small plastic tailpiece is fixed to the outer cover.
Numeral (4) - is the grip portion of the razor handle. It is usually made of two
symmetric plastic moulded pieces joined together by rivet pins located at the
two ends.
Numeral (5) - is a suitably curved plastic tailpiece attached to the bottom end of
the outer cover no.3. This tailpiece helps to provide positive grip when
operating.
Numeral (6) - is Rivet pin used for holding together the two parts of the grip
portion at their bottom end. The rivet pin is usually made of metal.
Numeral (7) - is a rivet pin used for holding together the two parts of the grip
portion at their top end along with the outer cover and tailpiece. The outer
sheath along with the tailpiece is free to swivel on the rivet pin relative to the
grip portion. When the outer sheath is swiveled inward to the maximum it
enters in between the two pieces of the grip portion, which then acts as a
holder for the cover.

Referring to Figure IV, which shows the blade holder with the blade
loaded on it. Following features are to be noted:
Numeral (8) - is the serrations provided at the bottom back end of the blade
holder for positive grip when ejecting the blade holder from the outer cover.
Numerals (9),(11), (13) and (15) - are raised pinheads provided on the
surface of the blade holder for locating and holding the blade in positions.
Numerals (22), (23) , (24) and (25)- are corresponding rectangular holes in
the blade for locating the blade on the raised pips of the blade holder.
Numerals (10) and (14) - are two rectangular side clamps, which serve to
locate the extreme back position of the blade with reference to the blade
holder. The two clamps also hold the blade down on the blade holder surface.
Numeral (12) - is a centrally located wide clamp, which helps to hold the
blade down on the blade holder surface.
Numeral (16) - is the round rail, which helps to guide the blade holder into
the outer sheath. It also holds a weight piece, which gives rigidity and
balance to the razor.
Numerals (17), (18), (19), (20) and (21)- are guide pips alternately raised at
the front and the back face of the blade holder bottom back end. These guide
pips help to guide the blade holder into the outer cover while loading and
holds it in position after loading.
Referring to Figure V following features to be noted:
Numeral (1) - is the blade loaded on the blade holder.
Numerals (10) and (14) - are a side clamps, which provide the backward
location of the blade and also holds the blade down on the blade holder
surface.

Numeral (16) - is rounded top end of the blade holder which acts as a guide
rail while loading in to the outer cover.
Numeral (26) - is a metal round rod fitted snugly inside the round railhead of
the blade holder to add strength, weight and balance.
Referring to Figure VI Numeral (12) is the long clamp, which is
centrally located with reference to the blade when loaded on the blade holder.
This along with the two-side clamp helps to rigidly hold the blade on the
blade holder.
Referring to Figure VII Numerals (9), (11), (13) and (15) are four
raised pinheads arrayed along the length of the blade when loaded on the
blade holder and matching with position and pitch of the four corresponding
holes in the blade. The pinheads enter the said holes in the blade and hold the
blade in position with reference to the blade holder.
Referring to Figure VIII Numerals (18), (20), (17), (19) and (21) shows
the raised guide pinheads arrayed alternately between the front and back
bottom rear portion of the blade holder. These guide pinheads help to guide
the blade holder into the outer cover while loading.
Referring to Figure IX the Numerals (9), (11), (13.) and (15) are the
raised blade locating pinheads as describe in Fig IV.
Numerals (10) and (14) are the side clamps as described in Fig IV.
Numeral (12) - is the long clamp as described in Fig IV.

Referring to Figure X is the ready to use single edge barbers blade
approximately 7.20 mm wide and 38 mm long.
Numerals (22), (23), (24) and (25) are the four rectangular locating holes as
described in Fig IV.

WE CLAIM:
1. An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers
consisting of a ready to use narrow width single edge blade (1) having a
razor with an inner blade holder (2) made of approximately 0.30mm
sheet metal and having plurality of pin heads preferably four pin heads
(22,23,24,25) for locating and holding the blade in position, the said
razor having inner sliding blade holder (2) which has rectangular side
clamps preferably two (10,14) to locate and hold the blade in the razor,
and a razor handle (4) with an inner sliding blade holder having a wide
central clamp for holding the bade in the razor.
2. An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers as
claimed in claim 1, having a razor handle (4) with an inner sliding blade
holder (2) provided with guiding rivet heads preferably four
(17,18,19,20,21) at the lower back end of the blade holder for providing
smooth sliding fit into the outer cover of the razor.
3. An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers as
claimed in claim 1 and 2, wherein the said holder (2) has suitable
serration (8) at the bottom back end which provides positive grip while
ejecting the blade holder from the outer cover (3) i.e., blade holder
cover.

4. An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers as claimed in claim
1. wherein a single edge narrow blade (1) has approximately 7.38 mm width, 38
mm length and having rectangular holes preferably four (22,23 24, 25) for locating
and holding the blade with the corresponding raised pin head (9, 11, 13, 15) in the
blade holder.
5. An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers as claimed in
claims 1 to 4, all the metal used is of non-corrosive metals so that it must not get
rusted during use and also considered to avoid any chemical effect during shaving
while cream, soap etc., are used .

ABSTRACT

AN IMPROVED SHAVING SYSTEM PRIMARILY FOR USE OF
BARBERS

An improved shaving system primarily for use of barbers consisting
of a ready to use narrow width single edge blade (1) having a razor with an
inner blade holder (2) made of approximately 0.30 mm sheet metal and
having plurality of pin heads preferably four pin heads (22, 23, 24, 25) for
locating and holding the blade in position the said razor having inner sliding
blade holder (2) which has rectangular side clamps preferably two
(10, 14) to locate and hold the blade in the razor, and a razor handle (4) with
an inner sliding blade holder having a wide central clamp for holding the
blade in the razor .