Hairdressing scissors for cutting small amount of hair or special style
CA 2314020 C · Owner: Yeh, Wen-Ya · Inventors: Yeh, Wen-Ya
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A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises first and second scissor elements (1a and 1b;, 2a and 2b) pivotally connected together each scissor element (1a, 1b; 2a; 2b) including a, blade portion (16, 18; 26 28). The blade portion (18; 28) of the second scissor element (1b; 2b), has a cutting edge (18a; 28a). The blade portion (16; 26) of the first scissor element (1a; 2a), includes a plurality of teeth (12; 22) that are spaced by an interval (14; 24). Each tooth (12; 22), on the second scissor element (1a; 2a) includes a distal end (12a; 22a) having a first side (12b;, 22b) that faces the cutting edge (18a; 28a) of the first scissor element (1b; 2b) and a second, side (12c; 22c) that …
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- Filed July 13, 2000 and granted December 2, 2003. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 13, 2020.
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