A skin-contacting member pivots a compression member via a linkage to maintain hair-clamping elements at an optimum application angle.
Stacked identical roller elements form fixed and movable jaws to create hair removal clamps, reducing manufacturing complexity.
A skin treatment device uses a gearing mechanism to translate drive pin movement into smaller brush oscillations for versatile cleaning.
Sinusoidal reciprocating pivoting motion via a scotch yoke mechanism reduces noise emissions below 55 dB(A) by minimizing inertia forces.
A resonant rotation actuator uses a cylindrical magnet and pole teeth to drive reciprocating motion in electric beauty devices.
An agitating and mixing mechanism with counter-rotating rotors suppresses bubble size unevenness in high-concentration foaming agents.
Segmented movable blades with dedicated springs resolve uneven pinching force distribution and reduce hair breakage.
Curved polypropylene geometry accesses hard-to-reach body areas while maintaining grip comfort.
Alternating metal and plastic peripheral gripping regions on adjacent discs enhance hair retention while lowering sound output compared to all-plastic designs.
A pivotable treatment head uses a cam surface and spring element to bias the pin head against the cam surface for controlled pivoting.