Cutting Device Paddle Section and Destaticizing Brush

The patent applies the principle of converting harm into benefit by using a destaticizing brush that generates electrostatic charge to counteract and neutralize the harmful electrostatic charge on the cloth label. The brush, made of conductive material or connected to a grounding source, transfers the accumulated static charge to ground, converting the harmful electrostatic attraction into a beneficial grounding action that prevents sticking and jamming during cutting operations.

The patent implements preliminary action by positioning the destaticizing brush in advance along the cutting path and activating it before the cloth label accumulates significant electrostatic charge. The brush continuously neutralizes static charge during the cutting process, preventing the label from sticking to the cutter in the first place rather than addressing sticking after it occurs.

The patent applies multi-functionality by designing the destaticizing brush to serve multiple purposes: it acts as both a static neutralization device and a guide for the cloth label during cutting. The brush is integrated into the cutting mechanism, allowing it to perform both the function of neutralizing electrostatic charge and guiding the label through the cutting path, thereby adding functionality without proportionally increasing complexity.